deirdre: my colleague, doug mckelway has more. so downgrade, when you hear these facts, that is to say including the state department's comments, what is your take? >> well, my take is these things are exquisitely connected. that was conveyed in the "wall street journal" piece today. there's lots of evidence they were connected. it's circumstantial evidence but it is pretty much overwhelming. keep in mind, the president said in his press conference at the pentagon before departing for martha's vineyard, that the administration laid out advanced notice of this payment. they said they did so in january. reporters were briefed about the payment in january. so that is all there, but today's fox news' james rosen asked admiral john kirby at the state department if anything in the "wall street journal" article was inaccurate. listen to what kirby had to say about that. apparently, i'm told we don't have the sound bite after all. congress has long suspected this was indeed a ransom payment. they said they're going to be holding hearings

in washington, doug mckelway, fox news." a u-s government official says the f-b-i met with the justice department several months ago. three f-b-i field offices wanted to open a public corrupti into the clinton foundation... claiming a possible conflict of interest - with hillary clinton's tenure as secretary of state. the justice department turned down the request. we're learning more about the 19-year-old.... who tried to climb trump tower in new york yesterday. "he's a nice young man who's had some troubles with school and things like that in his last year. up until that point, a model student. a model that's a neighbor of stephen rogata... of great falls, virginia. he's the 19-year- old who police say tried to climb the skycraper yesterday - reaching the 21-st floor before being pulled inside by officers. police broke windows - and even an air conditioning vent - to try and reach him. "i reached out, i took hold of his hand, and i said, 'sir, you need to come with me.' and i bought him inside with the help of my partner a

fox's doug mckelway has more from washington. speaking to the detroit economic club, republican nominee donald trump outlined his economic vision in a city hit hard by poverty and in beijing and many other cities around the world, while the factories and neighborhoods crumbled right here in detroit." trump, who has been trying to shake more than a week's worth of bad press amid a string of self-propelled controversies, was interrupted several times by protesters... especially when trying to draw comparisons between himself and his opponent, hillary clinton. trump says: "the city of detroit is the living, breathing embodiment of my agenda." among the highlight's of his economic plan, trump is proposing an across-the-board tax cut. he also wants to eliminate the death tax, offer a full deduction of all childcare expenses, and impose a 15- percent corporate tax rate. henninger says: "i think this was the first important step in a big, uphill comeback for donald trump. the question now is whether he will stay on message." meanwhile,

fox's doug mckelway has more from washington. >> reporter: hillary clinton using her appearance todaymeeting of black and hispanic journalists in washington, d.c. to slam donald trump. referring to him as shameful. >> he stokes division and resentment. >> reporter: clinton who has not held a press conference since december 4th of last year did take few questions today. one of which concerned her assertion to fox news sunday chris wallace that fbi director james colby vowed her truthfulness concerning her private e-mail. something comey denies saying. >> hin contrived to clarify. >> chris and wallace were talking past each other. >> justice department decided not to pursue a case against hillary clinton the e-mail scandal continues to dog her campaign. just this week donald trump he releasereleased ad calling hilly clinton miss pac-man. >> trump instead up attacks come as the gop nominee is suffering from a sharp drop in poll numbers a mid drug doubts monday some republicans he's capable of winning election. >> mr. trump is an outsider his relationship with the leadership of the party

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want it to back to doug mckelway in the briefing room. doug, what is taking so long? it was supposed to start at 4:15. might be a new record for him. >> we were told the two-minute warning is coming soon but we haven't gotten it yet so we're on standby for that. but of course this $400 million payment will dominate the questioning today. and if as the white house has said, that the state department has said, and josh earnest has said this was a separate negotiation apart from the iran nuclear deal, separate negotiation conduct bid awe separate team, why, then, the secrecy? why the wooden pallets of euross and swiss fran ys, the unmarked plane in the dark of night. chairman royce has said that its precisely how iran pays hezbollah and hamas, with unmarked cash. so, that's a question which lingers. and perhaps the most predominant question here is the one which you introduced, which was the interview with one of the hostages on the plane, who told you that they were told the plane was going to be taking off on saturday, january 16th. that 20 minutes turned into an hour,

fox's doug mckelway has the latest for us now from washington. >> reporter: donald trump walks back a claim that he saw a secret video of an airplane that unloaded $400 million in cash to iran. >> the airplane coming in and the money coming off, i guess, right? that was given to us, has to be, by the iranians and you know why the tape was given to us? because they want to embarrass our country. >> reporter: now 24 hour turn around trump tweeting this morning "the plane i saw on television was the hostage plane geneva switzerland not the plane carrying 400 million in cash going to iran! >> that's ridiculous. that doesn't make any sense. >> president obama challenging another trump claim that the election might be rigged. and then in the same press conference yesterday, went on to suggest trump start acting more presidential as the gop nominee prepares to receive classified briefings. trump's campaign manager fired back at the unsolicited advice. >> we certainly are not cruising him as a role model. here's a president whose going around the world apologizing for everything the united st

fox news's doug mckelway standing by in virginia, alexandria specifically, with the very latest. he first time this ever happened, right, doug? reporter: first time u.s. police officer has been arrested for providing a material support to a foreign terrorist organization. he is 36 years old nicholas young. metro transit police officer. arrested at his place of work without incident. in his first appearance at alexandria federal courthouse he appeared wearing white t-shirt. uniform pants. tattoos on his arm, shoulder length and spoke in hush voiced saying he need ad court-appointed attorney. criminal complaint describe as very, very disturbed man. convert to islam, who confided to under cover agents that he tortured animals as a small child. had a nazi eagle tattooed on his neck. hated jews, prone to domestic violence and owned many assault weapons. justice department source said he was deep i impressionable to isis, social media. josh ernest spoke of this arrest. >> we're mindful of the risk posed by homegrown extremists and, we know that part of the strategy used by extremist gro

in washington, doug mckelway, fox news." it's time for your news and weather together. a sheboygan falls moth makes her initial appearance in court today. 27-year-old katlyn kinateder is charged with first degree homicide and hiding a body.last thursday-- police say they received a call from the mother saying she killed her son dexter. they went to her home where they found his body in a hallway closet. prosecutors say the mother admitted to suffocating him with a plastic bag. the family of brandon johnson files a civil rights lawsuit. mental health complex. staff did not believe him when he said he was paralyzed. when he died three days later-- it was discovered he had a broken neck. he died of a pulmonary embolism as a result of that injury. the lawsuit names the county and staff at the complex as defendants. criminal charges were never filed. it was a day of delays and cancellations for all delta airline passengers. the air line had a power outage at a facilit in atlanta that led to a computer meltdown. hundreds of flights were canceled while thousands were delayed f

fox's doug mckelway has the latest from washington. >> reporter: speaking to the detroit economic clubepublican nominee donald trump outlined his economic vision at a city hit hard by poverty and unemployment. >> the sky scrapers went up in beijing and many other cities around the world. while the factories and neighborhoods crumbled right here in detroit. >> reporter: trump who has been trying to shake more than a week's worth of bad press a mid a string of self propelled controversies was interrupted several times by protesters especially when trying to draw compare sons between himself and his opponent hillary clinton. >> the city of detroit is the living, breathing example of my opponent's failed economic agenda. >> reporter: among the highlights of his economic plan, trump is proposing across the board tax cut. also wants to he will limb nat the dental tax offer a full deduction of all child care expenses and oppose 15% corporate tax rate. >> i think this was the first important step in a big uphill come back for donald trump. the question now is, whether he will stay on message.

in washington, doug mckelway, fox news. >> at citizens bank park many veterans checking into potentialobs. dozens of companies attend the the event including bath, bath and i don't know, children's hospital and comcast. people with military backgrounds could apply for all kinds of jobs from entry level into high levels. recruit military and home depot are hosting these events all across our nation. organizer tells us last year was a big success in philly. >> 100 veterans were extended job offers at the last event, um, so always great to be in philadelphia. we have blue collar, companies know to come here to hire some great veterans and spouses. >> if you're a veteran couldn't not attend today, no worries to check out recruitment military's website for jobs that are available. >>> today some of philadelphia's youngest heroes honored for making positive changes in their community part of the keepth annual td bank young hear rows celebration in old city this afternoon. organizers say 12 youngsters identified an area where liberty was lacking and took action to make positive change. today'

doug mckelway is live from the white house. >> reporter: this was a bill that was done with tremendousecause both sides of the aisle saw the need to change the va. what kind of progress has been made? not much, if you ask retired army sergeant steve cooper. he's been diagnosed recently with stage 4 prostate cancer. in his frustration to try to see doctors and nurses in a timely fashion, he wore a recording device to a meeting with doctors and nurses. here is a little bit of what he recorded. >> it irritates the living hell out of me. >> is the va the best system in the world? no. i can only do what i can do. i'm given 500 patients on may 23rd, 500. so it's impossible. >> we know that this type of behavior, this type of care, this inability for the government to effectively manage its health care, is happening constantly throughout the country. >> reporter: now, in contrast to that, veterans secretary bob mcdonald spoke earlier this month and cited tremendous improvements. here is what he had to say. >> 97% of appointments are now complete within 30 days of veterans' confirmed date. 91%

he faces between two and ten years in federal prison. >> doug mckelway in washington, thanks, doug. >ald trump suffering a slide in the polls following the two national conventions. the new gallup poll finding half of the country is less likely to vote for trump as a result of the republican convention. only 36% of americans are more likely to vote for trump. meanwhile, clinton is hauling in more cash than trump, raising $90 million in july. trump is collecting just $35 million. now he's claiming the system is rigged against him. >> poor bernie. he looks so upset. you know what? he made a mistake. he shouldn't have made a deal. sometimes -- he lost. he lost. first of all, it was rigged. and i'm afraid the election is going to be rigged, honest, because i think my side was rigged. >> larry o'connor hosts "mornings on the mall" and is editor at large for hotair.com. great to see you both, gentlemen. >> great to see you. >> simon, we'll start with you. why is this so close? if trump is such a flawed, terrible, unfit candidate, why is hillary clinton having such a hard time with him like

elizabeth: doug mckelway, breaking news, thank you so much. geeing questions over cash -- growing questions over a cash payment from the u.s. to iran. the obama administration delivering half a billion dollars of for run currency as iran released four americans in a prison swap. happen the around the same time, within days. state department spokesman john kirby telling me last hour everything in this deal was aboveboard. >> what i can tell you there was no secret bit. the president spoke about it in january. the secretary spoke about it. i spoke about it. everybody has been up front and honest what happened here and why it happened and how it happened. bill: ari fleischer, former white house press secretary under president george w. bush here on this how are you doing? >> good morning. bill: you follow the story, you heard what kirby had to say, think about it. >> i don't care what john kirby said, he made ad mirable case why it is not a ran some. this is ultimate, if it walks like a duck, talks like a duck and acts like a duck it is probably

correspondent doug mckelway is in baltimore tonight. >> reporter: the department of justice investigationound the baltimore police department engaged in a pattern of discrimination and denial of constitutional rights, subjecting african-americans to disproportionate rates of stops, searches, and arrests. >> many of the resulting stops lacked constitutional justification, and many of the arrests were simply street clearing activity. >> reporter: blacks were arrested for drug possession at five times the rate of other ethnicities, despite similar rates of drug use. the mayor asked for the doj investigation after the death of freddie gray. the report blames no one in particular, but baltimore's zero tolerance policing began in 1999, under then democratic mayor martin o'malley. arrests soared to a high of over 108,000 in 2005. equivalent to 1/6th of the city's population. >> the police department's street enforcement strategy became a quest to produce large numbers of enforcement actions. pedestrian stops in particular. >> reporter: community leaders say a wholesale culture change is needed.

doug mckelway is live in washington with the story. all, folks will be surprised to hear that prison inmates w some of our military hall melelmets. but how did this happen that they're defective and are in the field right now? >> reporter: no longer, heather. a company called armor source was awarded a $30 million contract to make this advanced combat helmets. these are the helmets that replaced the old heavy steel world war ii era helmets with layer upon layer of kevlar fabric, which is supposed to stop bullets and shrapnel. inmates made the kevlar combat helmets. they did a lousy job. inmates took defective helmets, of which there were many, then repressed them, filling the depressed area with kevlar scrap or dust, which w. the staff falsely certified the helmets were in conforms with specifications, altered serial numbers on the hall melelmetheld improvised tools to fix the weapons. the cost to taxpayers totaled more than $19 million when the helmets were recalled. the beaumont, texas plant where the helmets were manufactured was clo

doug mckelway explains tonight. >> reporter: among the huge crowds that greet donald trump in city after city are members of the newly coined alt white, white, blue collar, rural or red state and for them, trump has struck a chord. >> we are going to build the wall. >> reporter: as much as it embraces trump's message, the alt right has rejected the traditional gop, labeling them conservatives who are supposedly emasculated by progressive forces. critics have found a villain, labeling them as uneducated racists and sexists. but the alt right movement is not so easily cat kegorizecateg. >> the idea that america is just a nation up for grabs, that whoever can get here owns the place, no, we think that the united states has an identity, and that the people who are distended from the founding stock have a right to resist dispossession. >> are you a racist? >> absolutely not. i don't know what that means. >> reporter: also identifying with the alt right, a flamboyant, openly gay conservative, who has embarked on a college tour, intent on destroying political correctness. >> if people rise up n

doug mckelway is in alexandria, virginia tonight. >> reporter: it is the first time a u.s. police officer has been arrested for providing material support to isis. 36-year-old metro transit officer nicholas young of fairfax, virginia, was arrested this morning. at his home, police officers swarmed amidst curious neighbors. >> he was a little weird and closed off. >> reporter: he asked for a court appointed attorney. the criminal complaint describes a convert to islam who confided to undercover agents that he tortured animals as a child, had a nazi eagle tattoo on his neck, was prone to domestic violence and owned many assault weapons. he was described as thirsty for violence. >> part of the strategy used by extremist groups is to use social media to recruit followers. >> reporter: young was under fbi surveillance. the bureau tipped off six years ago by metro police. agents found that he had cultivated a relationship with zachy chesser, who was arrested in 2010 after threatening the producers of "south park." he also met with amin el kalif., their arrests made young nervous.

doug mckelway is in washington. >> reporter: rubio is at the center, trying to distance himself from messaging of trump. cog any sent if trump loses key swing states by as muching a double digit margins his coattail chaos be very long and very damaging. >> suppose the candidate of the other party wins by ten percent? you're going down. if you're in a competitive race, you're going down. you're not going to be able to survive a 10% margin by the presidential candidate from the other party. so that's what republicans are worried about. >> even the senate majority leader acknowledged that g.o.p. control of the senate is, quote, very do is dicey. >> what we're looking for here is a candidate who settles down and follows the script and makes the elect about hillary clinton. >> reporter: adding to fears is trump's poor grassroots organization and reliance on social mideast ya at the expense of paid tv ads. still, the election is a long way off, 80 days and world events, some crisis somewhere, some political bombshell, can change the picture in a dramatic way and trump continues to pull in

doug mckelway tells us what's been done and what has not at the v.a. >> everybody on the committee has done good work on this. >> reporter: it was one of the rare instances of bipartisanship, president obama overhauling veterans health care. v.a. secretary bob mcdonald is touting the improvements. >> transformation is well under way, and we're seeing some results. >> reporter: tell that to vet steve cooper, frustrated with his iniability to get care for cancer, he took a recording device into a meeting. >> i was extremely heart broken that the system is just as bad as it was before the scandal broke. >> 97% of appointments are completed within 30 days of the prefed date. 91% within 14 days, 85% within seven days and 22% are completed the very same day. >> reporter: but investigations suggest the v.a. has been slow to change. in houston, the staff was instructed to incorrectly record 223 appointment cancellations as canceled by the patient. when 94 of them were rescheduled in houston, the average wait time was 81 days. in detroit, the v.a. bought 300 tv sets for over $300,000. they were

doug mckelway is live in washington. who are these guys, doug?orter: president obama's own task force determined most of the remaining detainees were too dangerous to transfer. but that has not stopped the administration from doing it anyway. among the 15 whose release was announced yesterday, a man who served as the board guard for osama bin laden. another one trained at al qaeda's training camp and fought on the front lines against coalition forces in afghanistan. another one was an explosives expert who joined an al qaeda ied team that targeted coalition forces in afghanistan. after he was captured by u.s. forces while in possession of 23 anti-tank land mines, he admitted using them to target u.s. forces. these are the guys among the 15 released. the director of national intelligence says 5% of guantanamo prisoners released in the obama era have reentered the fight and another 8% are suspected of reengaging in terrorist activities. during the bush administration, 21% of released detainees reengaged and another 14% were suspected of doing so. c

fox's doug mckelway has answers. doug?orter: melissa, david, that bill signed two years ago was rare case of bipartisanship in washington. what has changed in last couple years? not much if you ask retired today sergeant steve cooper. he was diagnosed with stage four prostate cancer. he documented care with fda and attaching recording device to him in his meeting with his doctor and his nurse. here is a little bit what he recorded. >> just irritates me the living hell out of me. >> is the va best system in the world? no. obviously but i can only do what i can do. i have 500 patients. 500 on may 23rd. it is almost impossible. >> this type of behavior this type of care, inability for government to manage health care is happening constantly throughout the country. reporter: in a speech to american veterans earlier this month, va secretary bob mcdonald citing all improvements. >> 97% of employments are completed within 85% within seven days and 22% are completed very same day. reporter: in houston, supervisors instructed staff

doug mckelway has the story. >> reporter: bernie sanders promised when he conceded defeat and endorsed hillary clinton for president that his dream would live on in a new organization to fund progressive candidates and causes. last night he kept his promise. >> tonight i want to introduce you to a new independent, non-profit organization called our revolution. which is inspired by the historic bernie 2016 presidential campaign. >> reporter: having won 22 state primaries, 13 million votes and the adoration of young crowds, his rollout of our revolution was anti-climatic. eight staffers resigned en masse before last night. sanders set up our revolution as a tax exempt organization, which allows it to raise big donations, so-called dark money. which may be illegal. >> if we wanted to get involved in mostly issue advocacy but some candidate election work, we could set up a c-4, but senator sanders is different. he's a federal office holder. we have laws intended to prevent corruption. >> reporter: "the new york times" reported that our revolution employees accused sam weaver of wasting mon

i'm doug mckelway. good night from washington. t t. and back here on monday night. have a great weekend. "hannity" -- huckabee is in for hannity. >>> and welcome to the special edition of hannity. road to the white house. hello, everyone, i'm mike huckabee and i'm in tonight for sean. with 87 days to go before the general election, republican presidential nominee donald trump is pounding the campaign trail. mr. trump has been very busy talking to voters in several key swing states, and earlier today, he held a couple of big rallies in pennsylvania. here's a look at some of the highlights. >> i spent less and won in a land slide. other people spent much, much more, three, four

tonight, doug mckelway on donald trump's possible down ballot effect. >> we're going to have tremendous voter turnout. >> reporter: analysts say the donald trump campaign and the republican party are in trouble. >> just about everybody has recognized that the republican party is deeply divided and really it's if a mess. i think donald trump would agree because he's not getting the kind of support that he thinks he deserves. >> what we're looking for here is a candidate who settles down and follows the script and makes the election about hillary clinton. >> reporter: it's not just tepid support from party elders, it's support grassroot organizations and trump's reliance of social media. swing states he must win are not polling in his favor, and incumbents in the gop may suffer. >> senator pat toomey in pennsylvania is very vulnerable. senator rubio in florida is not assured another term. senator richard burr in north carolina. senator john mccain in arizona. >> reporter: if trump loses any of those states by double digits, he could pull down ballot candidates with him. >> if he's losing

doug mckelway tells us what's been done and what has not at the v.a. >> everybody on the committee hasone good work on this. >> reporter: it was one of the rare instances of bipartisanship, president obama overhauling veterans health care. v.a. secretary bob mcdonald is touting the improvements. >> transformation is well under way, and we're seeing some results. >> reporter: tell that to vet steve cooper, frustrated with his iniability to get care for cancer, he took a recording device into a meeting. >> i was extremely heart broken that the system is just as bad as it was before the scandal broke. >> 97% of appointments are completed within 30 days of the prefed date. 91% within 14 days, 85% within seven days and 22% are completed the very same day. >> reporter: but investigations suggest the v.a. has been slow to change. in houston, the staff was instructed to incorrectly record 223 appointment cancellations as canceled by the patient. when 94 of them were rescheduled in houston, the average wait time was 81 days. in detroit, the v.a. bought 300 tv sets for over $300,000. they were n

doug mckelway explains tonight. >> reporter: among the huge crowds that greet donald trump in city after city are members of the newly coined alt white, white, blue collar, rural or red state and for them, trump has struck a chord. >> we are going to build the wall. >> reporter: as much as it embraces trump's message, the alt right has rejected the traditional gop, labeling them conservatives who are supposedly emasculated by progressive forces. critics have found a villain, labeling them as uneducated racists and sexists. but the alt right movement is not so easily cat kegorizecateg. >> the idea that america is just a nation up for grabs, that whoever can get here owns the place, no, we think that the united states has an identity, and that the people who are distended from the founding stock have a right to resist dispossession. >> are you a racist? >> absolutely not. i don't know what that means. >> reporter: also identifying with the alt right, a flamboyant, openly gay conservative, who has embarked on a college tour, intent on destroying political correctness. >> if people rise up n

doug mckelway has details on that live from the state department. >> reporter: well, if it is evidencecircumstantial evidence but powerful nonetheless. "the wall street journal" reporting this morning that the release of the three hostages january 16th was time to iran acquiring the $400 million in hard cold cash. the "wall street journal" reporting and i quote, u.s. officials would not let iranians take control of the money until a swiss air force plane carrying three treat americans left tehran. once that happened, an iranian cargo plane was allowed to bring they cash back from a geneva airport on the day. presidentpresident obama's lastc comment on the incident was on the day before he left for his vacation, at the pentagon he reminded reporters the administration announced the payments back in january. that it was not a secret and in fact josh earnest had briefings about the payment that was due iran, dating back to the days before the islamic state in 199. here's the president. >> we do not pay ransom. we didn't here and we don't -- won't in the future. precisely because if we did

doug mckelway is love. this is not the first time this has happened there. right?> reporter: not at all. in fact, this city has experienced seven major floods since its founding in 1772. so, they're not unaccustomed to this kind of thing. this main street right here behind me explains why that happens so often here. main street heads sharply downhill flooding strict right here and either side of main street, have very steep hills. one of. the is right behind me here, where this bulldozer is shoring up the eroded hillside next to the church so the church itself does not thank you. bell down the hillside -- tumble down the hillside. when you get six inches of rain here in just two hours, it all funnels into this main street and heads right downhill, cause thing kind of damage we saw on saturday night. it ripped up the streets and the sidewalks. it undermined the foundation of all those businesses downtown, one business owner told me she owns a coffee shop here and is fearful of going back she may have lost her $30,000 coffee roaster, her $10,000 capuccino machine, he

doug mckelway is in alexandria, virginia tonight. >> reporter: it is the first time a u.s. police officer has been arrested for providing material support to isis. 36-year-old metro transit officer nicholas young of fairfax, virginia, was arrested this morning. at his home, police officers swarmed amidst curious neighbors. >> he was a little weird and closed off. >> reporter: he asked for a court appointed attorney. the criminal complaint describes a convert to islam who confided to undercover agents that he tortured animals as a child, had a nazi eagle tattoo on his neck, was prone to domestic violence and owned many assault weapons. he was described as thirsty for violence. >> part of the strategy used by extremist groups is to use social media to recruit followers. >> reporter: young was under fbi surveillance. the bureau tipped off six years ago by metro police. agents found that he had cultivated a relationship with zachy chesser, who was arrested in 2010 after threatening the producers of "south park." he also met with amin el kalif., their arrests made young nervous.

correspondent doug mckelway is in baltimore tonight. >> reporter: the department of justice investigationnd the baltimore police department engaged in a pattern of discrimination and denial of constitutional rights, subjecting african-americans to disproportionate rates of stops, searches, and arrests. >> many of the resulting stops lacked constitutional justification, and many of the arrests were simply street clearing activity. >> reporter: blacks were arrested for drug possession at five times the rate of other ethnicities, despite similar rates of drug use. the mayor asked for the doj investigation after the death of freddie gray. the report blames no one in particular, but baltimore's zero tolerance policing began in 1999, under then democratic mayor martin o'malley. arrests soared to a high of over 108,000 in 2005. equivalent to 1/6th of the city's population. >> the police department's street enforcement strategy became a quest to produce large numbers of enforcement actions. pedestrian stops in particular. >> reporter: community leaders say a wholesale culture change is needed. >>

fox news correspondent doug mckelway shows us both of their messages. speaking to the detroit economic club, republican nominee donald trump outlined his economic vision in a city hit hard by poverty and unemployment. trump says: "the skyscrapers went up in beijing and many other cities around the world, while the factories and neighborhoods crumbled right here in detroit." trump, who has been trying to shake more than a week's worth of bad press amid a string of self-propelled controversies, was interrupted several times by protesters... especially when trying to draw comparisons between himself and his opponent, hillary clinton. trump says: "the city of detroit is breathing embodiment of my opponent's failed economic agenda." among the highlight's of his economic plan, trump is proposing an across-the-board tax cut. he also wants to eliminate the death tax, offer a full deduction of all childcare expenses, and impose a 15- percent corporate tax rate. henninger says: "i think this was the first important step in a big, uphill comeback for donald trump.

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doug mckelway has the story. >> reporter: bernie sanders promised when he conceded defeat and endorsed hillary clinton for president that his dream would live on in a new organization to fund progressive candidates and causes. last night he kept his promise. >> tonight i want to introduce you to a new independent, non-profit organization called our revolution. which is inspired by the historic bernie 2016 presidential campaign. >> reporter: having won 22 state primaries, 13 million votes and the adoration of young crowds, his rollout of our revolution was anti-climatic. eight staffers resigned en masse before last night. sanders set up our revolution as a tax exempt organization, which allows it to raise big donations, so-called dark money. which may be illegal. >> if we wanted to get involved in mostly issue advocacy but some candidate election work, we could set up a c-4, but senator sanders is different. he's a federal office holder. we have laws intended to prevent corruption. >> reporter: "the new york times" reported that our revolution employees accused sam weaver of wasting mon

tonight, doug mckelway on donald trump's possible down ballot effect. >> we're going to have tremendousoter turnout. >> reporter: analysts say the donald trump campaign and the republican party are in trouble. >> just about everybody has recognized that the republican party is deeply divided and really it's if a mess. i think donald trump would agree because he's not getting the kind of support that he thinks he deserves. >> what we're looking for here is a candidate who settles down and follows the script and makes the election about hillary clinton. >> reporter: it's not just tepid support from party elders, it's support grassroot organizations and trump's reliance of social media. swing states he must win are not polling in his favor, and incumbents in the gop may suffer. >> senator pat toomey in pennsylvania is very vulnerable. senator rubio in florida is not assured another term. senator richard burr in north carolina. senator john mccain in arizona. >> reporter: if trump loses any of those states by double digits, he could pull down ballot candidates with him. >> if he's losing by

i'm doug mckelway. good night from washington. t t. and back here on monday night. have a great weekend. "hannity" -- huckabee is in for hannity. >>> and welcome to the special edition of hannity. road to the white house. hello, everyone, i'm mike huckabee and i'm in tonight for sean. with 87 days to go before the general election, republican presidential nominee donald trump is pounding the campaign trail. mr. trump has been very busy talking to voters in several key swing states, and earlier today, he held a couple of big rallies in pennsylvania. here's a look at some of the highlights. >> i spent less and won in a land slide. other people spent much, much more, three, four, five times more, and they came in 7th. who the hell do you want to have as your president, right? you sign the pledge, i hereby guarantee that i will endorse whoever wins. you know, the funny thing, all those pledges, you know they were signed for different -- they were signed so that i would sign it. and i would have honored it. i will say. you know, the republicans do have a tougher path, ju

i'm doug mckelway.from washington. >>> donald trump on a tear ripping in to hillary clinton for new emails that prove clinton foundation donors got special access. hell loy i'm kimberly guilfoyle in for greta van susteren. tonight trump is holding nothing back. >> they had yesterday a scandal with emails. another one. i'm not talking about the 33,000 emails that she deleted or got rid of. can you imagine what was on those emails? can you imagine? i love that you can imagine what was on those emails? 33,000 emails were deleted. and she said, well, it had to do with the wedding and yoga.

fox news's doug mckelway is standing by now in that area with the latest on the fallout from the terriblellicott city has experienced seven major floods since it was founded in the year 1772. when you look at toe pop greg if i of this region it is easy to see why. this is main street. it goes sharply downhill. main street is flanked by extremely tall hills. you get an idea how steep the hills behind me are. this is church where they're trying to shore up erosion with all the big rocks. bulldozer going up and down this hill right now, for fear that church may tumble down the hillside as well. so, this area is in effect is a giant funnel. when you get six inches of rain over a 2-hour period, there is nowhere for the water to go but straight down main street. that is ripped up streets and sidewalks. undermined foundations of many business. one business owner we spoke to who owns a coffee roaster shoppings is worried her $30,000 roaster could be trashed. her $10,000 cappuccino machine and recently bought $800 blender and so much more. >> i was told the counters were floating. so i have a lot

i'm doug mckelway. good night from washington. >>> donald trump on a tear ripping in to hillary clinton for new emails that prove clinton foundation donors got special access. hell loy i'm kimberly guilfoyle in for greta van susteren. tonight trump is holding nothing back. >> they had yesterday a scandal with emails. another one. i'm not talking about the 33,000 emails that she deleted or got rid of. can you imagine what was on those emails? can you imagine? i love that you can imagine what was on those emails? 33,000 emails were deleted. and she said, well, it had to do with the wedding and yoga. i give two to yoga and five to the wedding. [ applause ] i'll tell you, the lies, the deception. we're running like they run right now a third world country, folks. okay? you saw what happened. it's running like a third world country. we are being talked about all over the world. nobody can believe it in fact, when they were going over the charges against hillary clinton, one after another after another after

doug mckelway unravels all of this in washington. what is exactly the alt right? not? reporter: depends hon you ask. they portray them as mob of unruly, racist, bigoted, sexist, uneducated white males who have been unleashed and feel emboldened by donald trump's rejection of political correctness. this is published by mainstream media and violence perpetrated outside of trump rallies. mainstream media outlets much less inclined to portray violence directed at trump supporters. misdemeanor conservatives reject the alt-right, ben shapiro, who resigned the publication because of his former employer's alliance with the alt-right. >> that shot through with white sue prem system and anti-semitism. you can see it in the breitbart comment sections. reporter: alt-right is much more. another branch reflected in activism like milo yiannopoulos who openly day, writes for breitbart and goes about college speaking tours, ruthlessly savaging left's obsession with microaggressions and safe spaces and that sort. he gets under their skin. martha: he sure does. how do they come up w