we take it up with some of our favorite politicos, lee carter, doug schoen, eboni williams tonight. >>> donald trump using star power to help out new jersey governor chris christie at a fund-raising rally held in new jersey, held right now. trump to take the stage this hour, we'll bring you the event when donald trump steps up to the podium. >>> our top story, the crash of egyptair flight 804. there are conflicting reports right now about whether any wreckage has been spotted, and whether that wreckage that may have been spotted is, in fact, that of the egyptair jetliner. but the incident is already being called the final nail in the coffin for egypt's decimated tourism industry which hasn't recovered from last october's bombing of a tourist jetliner flying from sharm el-sheikh and repercussions from paris where the flight originated. greg palkot is at charles de gaulle international airport outside paris with our report. >> reporter: 11:09 wednesday night paris time, charles de gaulle airport. egyptair flight 804 an airbus a320 takes off. on board, 66 people, including 56 passengers,

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. >>> let's bring in john and doug schoen., i'm going to start with you. >> well, first of all, he is now politicized this week commencement speeches, which were never really political attack speeches, and bathrooms. so he's having quite an effect. look, what we're watching is a president who just made a statement that 78 -- excuse me -- that 70% of americans disagree with. over the good old times. people who believe the country is in decline. even bill clinton just reminded me attacking his legacy of the last eight years and where he's left us around the world. he has managed to get his approval rating up to 51% in the last several months, because he's been out above the fray. he wants to get in the frayed, and that was -- >> why does he want to get into the fray? >> because he's a politician. he was elected, harry, with the promise of unity, bringing the country together. he even has said that that was and is his goal. he said he hasn't achieved it, but he's one of the chief polarizers, wouldn't work with the republicans. th

john leboutillier, pat caddell, doug schoen.ohn, you spoke today at rolling thunder in front of 300,000 people. nice, big crowd for you. tell us about the rally and about the mood about what we're talking about here. >> well, a couple of things. i was amazed. i got here yesterday, i had been around hundreds personally of vietnam vets from every state. they came from all over the country. i cannot tell you how many of them watch political insiders, watch fox, and wanted to tell me that. i only watch fox, i love pat and doug and you. frankly, i think, speaking for pat and doug, we thank them for watching us, obviously. >> absolutely. >> but more importantly, i picked up a couple things. first of all, these guys and gals have paid -- their whole life has been spent fighting for the country, still promoting this cause of the p.o.w.s and other issues. and they believe in america more than ever. when you talk to them. they are disgusted with the political system, the political process. both political parties. they run up against it th

i agree with what doug schoen was saying. the past is murky there. >> she is a weak candidate.ure if you were listening to john mclaughlin who pointed out in three swing states that we were showing the poll numbers for, ohio, florida, pennsylvania, that trump wins on the economy, she wins on foreign policy but a few strategically placed ads in those swing states about benghazi, about the e-mail server, and you hammer that home, you can drive those numbers down pretty quick, right? >> yeah. amazingly, trump who's been hit, you know, in some fairness, for flip-flopping, wins on honesty and trustworthiness in the swing states includes pennsylvania according to the quinnipiac poll. the democratic party is less united than the republican party. trump has more support among republicans, i mean, look at the results in the past three weeks, than hillary has among democrats. bernie won his 19th contest tonight. they keep saying he can't win. that's probably true, but why is he getting 30,000 people coming to his rallies as he did yesterday? because he's leading a movement. so what does

joining us, frank luntz and former clinton pollster doug schoen? >> clinton. >> narrow low. >> at this point, clinton narrowly. >> i think trump, it could be very close. hillary starts out with 47 % of the vote. we got to see. now, we were just discussing, donald trump hit hillary hard in way no other republican can. >> right. >> is that going to be effective. >> you know what it is, frank and i used to work for a guy named arthur finkelsteen, worked for nixon, nixon's pollster. he used to say a crook always beats a fool. so when you're the crook like hillary clinton, you're going to try to make the other guy a fool. that's what hillary clinton is doing to donald trump. he's got to react. she has high negatives, too. she's got a 57% unfavorable in the last poll and could go higher. people know her. when you ask what do you like least about her, they say she's dishonest and she's a liar. >> look, you can win, as you're suggesting, being perceived as not being honest. the democrats have an electoral college substantial advantage. trump's negative is

american center for law and justice, jay sekulow, former clinton pollster fox news contributor, doug schoenllyanne conway. the inspector general report, not good, not good. >> well, it's not good because the big takeaway on this is not that other secretaries of state had problems. there were a series of reviews that took place. first of all, hillary clinton nor any of her aides sat down with the inspector general's office. none of them participated. secretary powell, secretary albright all did. so there was the gap, what they call the gap here. the significant differential between what took place when colin powell was secretary of state versus hillary clinton is, they called it a fluid situation when secretary powell was in office because the rules had not yet been firmed up and also the technology was different. here, the statement, for instance, from huma abedin to secretary clinton saying we need to get your e-mail on our server, we need to have access to it so it doesn't go to spam. she said, no, we're keeping it separate, we're not going to do that. that's number one. number two, the c

here with reaction, fox news contributors doug schoen, leslie marshall.you know it's a rigged system. >> rigged system. 3 00 votes ahead, 300 elected delegates ahead. the superdelegates are insurance by the democratic elite. >> the insurance. >> yeah. >> you know what, maybe if people knew it was closer without the superdelegates, maybe the race -- if the bernie sanders supporters thought they had a chance, they might come out in more force. >> many more force? >> more force. >> look at the numbers that are coming out in support -- >> democratic voting is depressed compared to the last two election cycles. >> he's bringing out people not that are democrats but are independents. he's also bringing out youth. bringing out -- >> socialists, redistribution status. he's bringing them all out. >> no, look, i agree with you if you want to use the word, rigged, republican and democrat, but everybody in this game knows the rules of this game, sean. >> but wait -- >> if they want to get in and change the rules -- >> the republican party -- i have criticized their s

it is not likely, i mean the democratic party is locked in but i agree with monica, i think doug schoenhis low level in the polls right now, middle of may. we'll continue to see polling. if we get up to the beginning of july and she is still sinking in those head-to-heads against donald trump. let's say she is five points behind donald trump, the democrats are going to be in a panic. they will go to that convention and i think they're going to start thinking plan b. i'll tell you, stuart, it can't possibly be bernie sanders. attacking disney? just losing it. stuart: it is joe biden, isn't it? >> it could well be joe biden. joe biden any polls get done below the surface is always way ahead of donald trump in head-to-heads. yeah, i think that is where they would go. stuart: you've been writing today about one of the themes on this program, government doesn't work. bureaucracy is just awful. i think you're agreeing with us, aren't you? >> speaking of disney. i took my cue from our poor veterans affair secretary bob mcdonald, why should people get upset waiting in line for care at veterans

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doug schoen and monica crowley, good to see you both.an attorney, that is -- when you look back at that statement, it's so carefully worded. and now the finding in this report just drive a truck through the holes she left open in that statement. >> look, martha, i'm a clinton supporter. i'm a lawyer. as a clinton supporter i'm worried hearing what i heard from her. and as a lawyer i read the statute, it talks about gross negligence, and transmitting classified information. i think she is in a very, very perilous legal situation. i don't think there is any other way to put it. martha: brian fallon was asked why hillary clinton was the only secretary of state that declined to be interviewed for this inspector general art. the agency she headed. she said i won't speak to you and none of my people will speak to you either. here is brian fallon her spokesperson explaining why. >> to our mind it was better to classified the review by the justice department and she encouraged all of her aide to cooperate in he way with the justice department re

doug schoen and monica crowley, i think there are big takeaways.es him among african-americans and hispanics, but he is still leading in this poll. >> i think polling this early is always a little suspect. but what's important is the overall trend. donald trump is no longer in a primary fight. he's running an election campaign. that being said, mrs. clinton is overall a relatively weak candidate and we saw this week she continues to be weakened at the polls. her honesty and trustworthiness numbers are low. the constituency she talked about, the black vote, that's true, it's soppedly democratic. but donald trump is chipping away at some of the traditional democratic con city wentsies. peel enough of them away. you are seeing cross currents happening not just within the democratic community. there is a major realignment going on and we don't have a handle on what's happening. but i think based on the trend we are seeing with polling, this is dangerous territory. >> i think monica is almost certainly right this race is trending in donald trump's direc