this is the president of citizens united david bossy, from the hill newspaper fox news contributor doug schoen. welcome to all of you. >> thank you. >> doug, i want to start with you. >> sure. >> you have a long association with the clintons. you know them well. this seems almost unbelievable that bill clinton would even for a second entertain speaking requests from north korea and congo? and by the way i should say that the north korean request was forwarded by his brother-in-law. tony rodham, whose career is never quite clear. this is like a joke. , it wasrently it's real. a mistake to consider them. i certainly believe that. i think most people would. that being said, they were vetted by the state department with a clear unambiguous no, which is the reaction that hillary clinton state department should have had. i'm glad they had it. >> so, dave, just to be clear, if i called the irs and said i'm thinking about not paying taxes for the next ten years or hiding some of my income that i get from robbing liquor stores and they say no, and i'm caught doing it, but i checked with law enforcement

stuart: doug schoen. thank you for being with us.he first round of the championship, rory mcilroy and spee spieth. now there's a rivalry, good for golf. mcilroy and spieth. >> the pga's championships last major of the year and it's already started in whistling straits, wisconsin. and a big rivalry here which may be for good for golf. jordan spieth and ashley, zack johnson. ashley: just won the british open and what a threesome, they'll play for the next few days. and they've played together in three of the last eight tournaments, spieth and mcilroy and they have great respect for each other liz: it's exciting. stuart: you don't think it's as exciting at all liz: as exciting as soccer. stuart: wait a minute. [laughter] trying to get you going. stuart: we've got zack johnson. ashley: yeah. stuart: just won the british open. ashley: yeah. stuart: and injury dan spieth the u.s. open. rory mcilroy liz: you're just as excited about soccer as you are this. stuart: listen to this, record tax revenue. more coming into the treasury and we're n

doug schoen, former advisor to president clinton and fox news contributor.ica crowley, online opinion editor for "the washington times" and a fox news contributor as well. thank you both for joining us. >> happy to be here. heather: obvious question. is hillary in trouble. monica? >> she is increasingly vulnerable. she still is the favorite with the big money and big connection with the big dog, meaning bill on her side. the problem with her she is terrible candidate. she is not her husband out there. she is atrocious as retail politician. the other thing is longstanding perception that is growing that she is liar, she is dishonest and untrustworthy. with the democratic base, with the numbers seeing with bernie sanders self-avowed socialist picking up steam i think democratic base is saying hillary clinton is not far left enough for us therefore we'll support bernie sanders. but the other part says they're now looking at sanders, frankly maybe some others as less a vehicle to register their discontent with her and more viable alternatives to her. >> talk abo