trish: dr. gorka, thank you very much. >> thank you, trish. trish: all right. you heard dr. gorka. donald trump is firing back at hillary clinton today saying that she is with special interests while he is with the american worker. here's that sound that you heard dr. gorka reference moments ago. >> her campaign slogan is, i'm with her. you know what my response is to that? i'm with you, the american people. you guy's be good. i'll see you later [ bark ] [ bark ] bye. see ya pal. ever wonder what your pets do when you leave home? [ laughing ] aw you cutie pie. aw. aw. aw. aw. [ barking ] [ washing machine running ] party's on! know what your pets are up to with xfinity home. xfinity. the future of awesome. see the secret life of pets, in theaters july 8th. >> i've always had a talent for building businesses and importantly, for creating jobs. that's a talent our country desperately needs. i'm running for president to end the unfairness and to put you, the american worker, first. we're going to put america first and we're going to make america great again. this election will decide

dr. gorka, welcome. >> thank you, trish. trish: was this isis in your view? >> if you look at the way that this attack was executed and compare it and contrast it with other organizations like al qaeda or the kurds who have been responsible for multiple attacks in turkey, it looks suspiciously as if this is isis attack. let's remember, we had the recent brussels attack that was claimed by isis. it was a coordinated, synchronized attack of suicide attackers which is also ret lent of isis and look at isis, they have expressly published statements talking about attacking the infidel during the month of ramadan and wish their fighters to target high concentrations of unarmed civilians. if you put all those pieces of the puzzle together, it looks highly unlikely as if it was the kurds who usually attack security forces in turkey and looks suspiciously like an isis attack, trish. trish: are you surprised, dr. gorka, they haven't come forward to claim responsibility for this yet? >> no, because it's v

dr. gorka is coming up next. >>> but first, let's check in with bill hemmer with what's coming up at the top of hour. >> i bet that involves paprika. just guessing. >> because it's hungarian goulash? >> number one export. >> it is. good morning. >> he says yes. >> smart. >> confirmed? >> confirmed. >> overnight fire works from the floor of the house, where is the debate going now? who made the call on the orlando terrorist? the guy who installed hillary clinton's server takes the fifth 125 times. what does he know? the campaign has gone to a new gear. we'll talk to the trump team about his defense against hillary clinton and the stunning report on the number of isis plots stopped here in the u.s. martha and i will see you, packed show, 11 minutes away, top of the hour.

dr. gorka, the president seemed mad today. he was moved, he was shaking. it seemed like he was mad at trump and the republicans rather than the terrorists. >> he's not the only one who's mad. words matter. if a patient walks into a clinic and he's got tuberculosis and we say no, no, no, he's got the cold. take some aspirins, what's going to happen to that tb patient? he's going to die. words matter. why are we trying to score political points, fact is i'd like to give some different data. forget about isis recruits in the middle east. this man who did this attack is the 103rd isis terrorist suspect killed in america, or captured in the last two years. 103. not jihadists, just isis. 2015, report from duke, 2015 saw the highest incidents of jihadi plots on u.s. trert since 9/11. the president can't admit his strategy has failed. >> let me say quickly, obama has been terrific, resolute on this point and he makes the key point very effective speech to say what's the magic in this phrase. in fact, 1

dr. sebastian gorka. dr. gorka, what do you think has happened to this president? over the last eight years, we've seen a rise in isis, and now as we watch him take to the stage there, he's so angry, angry at republicans, angry at donald trump. shouldn't he be angry with his own administration for not, for not doing more to protect the country? >> i'd like to suggest, trish, that his team, somebody in the white house and the nsc give the president a history book, and ask him what did roosevelt do after pearl harbor? did he use pearl harbor to attack politicians on the other side? what did president bush do after 9/11? did he use the tragedy of 9/11 as some kind of stump speech ammunition. this is incredibly disappointing. let's get the politics out of the equation and look at facts. orlando was an atrocity. it was an act of war on u.s. soil, but the individual who executed it is the 103rd isis suspect we have killed or apprehended on u.s. soil since isis declared the caliphate. that's not al qaeda or jihadis, just isis, the 103rd. trish: we have a problem here, a p

deirdre: dr. gorka, i could talk to you forever. ank you very much for sharing some of your thoughts with us. >> my pleasure. deirdre: dr. sebastian gorka with me there, author and anti-terrorism expert. we are waiting for results from britain's historic vote. of course at issue here. whether or not uk will leave the eu, conservative european parliament member is my guest next. your car got rear-ended and you needed a tow. did your 22-page insurance policy say, "great news. you're covered?" no. it said, "blah blah blah blah..." the liberty mutual app with coverage compass makes it easy to know what you're covered for and what you're not. liberty mutual insurance. when a moment turns romantic why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take ni

dr. sebastian gorka. good to see you both. let me start with you on this, dr. gorka. what happened over the weekend is isis lost fallujah in iraq, and they've lost ramadi. they've lost other key cities including anbar province. basically what they hold now in iraq is mosul, and there's a question about whether this explosion in attacks is some mao in retaliation for that or they're getting more desperate as they lose more territory in particular in iraq. >> right, megyn. so since the advent of the modern jihadi movement that really was born in 1979, there's always been two target sets. there have been the near enemy. so that's the middle eastern targets, the people who are apostate leaders that they wanted to kill and establish their caliphate in that territory. then there was the far enemy, the infidel, us. whether it's targets in western europe. whether it's targets in the united states. so here we have a very interesting challenge. this is the first ever jihadi group, ever in 90 years, to establish success for the caliphate, a theocratic empire. this is what they d

dr. gorka thank you for coming back to us. talking about the fact that there is so much political correctly we don't know who we're finding or what. you know, the question is, going forward, are we going to face this continuously? i mean, what can we do differently so that this doesn't happen again? >> well, we have to understand this will happen again. this is a change in tactic for the jihadi. we have paris, brussels, san bernardino, philly, now, orlando. this is just like attacks in tel aviv. everybody is on the front line of the war. political correctness isn't just about law enforcement officers it's about the average american citizen. remember, the san bern neighbors saw suspicious activity. they were afraid to report it for fear of being labelled as islamaphobe. that is what we have to change. people have to feel comfortable and safe. jihadis do not pop off the day after they buy a weapon. they prepare and get training. if you see something that looks like it's suspicious, potential preparations you should be able to re

they are determined. >> we will get reaction from dr. gorka and also later tonight. >> hillary as president? no thanks. i served in benghazi. my friends didn't make it. >> the nra, they release a scathing new ad attacking hillary clinton. we will play the entire thing. get reaction from our panel. judge deneen -- jeanine pirro. also get reaction tonight on hannity. from the makers of zantac. it's a big australian dinner par...every day!ack i'm adrian richardson... in australia, we do everything big... and this month, we mean big... we've never had sirloins this big, before. 'gi-normous!' crab stuffed lobster tails. the loaded bloomin' onion... this big australian dinner party never ends, but, things won't stay this big forever... so hurry in, before august 2. is it bloomin' great here, or what? defense officials say the attack killed 250 isis fighters and destroyed some 40 vehicles. u.s. air strikes roughly 24 hours after the airport bomb bombings in istanbul, turkey. isis is considered the prime suspect but has not claimed responsibility for

i agree with dr. gorkao this extent, even if we get a ban of terrorists getting guns, the threat is still going to be there, 95% is still going to be there, but it's a step. >> dr. gorka, last week we saw 50 u.s. ambassadors write a letter to obama, u.s. ambassadors saying, we are not tough enough on syria and taking down the assad regime. really interesting to see 50 u.s. ambassadors pushing back on president obama. similarly with john brennan. last week the cia director completely going in a different direction. the president has been saying isis is contained and isis is being controlled and brennan comes out and says, no, unfortunately, we have been unable to rein in isis at this point and they are actually ramping up. >> yes, maria, this is fascinating. 50 state department employees at the same time last year, you have 60 intelligence saying their analysis on isis is being deep-sixed by the administration, or censored. and then the cia director coming out in unclassified testimony and saying, isis is as

dr. sebastian gorka. good to see you both. let me start with you on this, dr. gorka.hat happened over the weekend is isis lost fallujah in iraq, and they've lost ramadi. they've lost other key cities including anbar province. basically what they hold now in iraq is mosul, and there's a question about whether this explosion in attacks is some mao in retaliation for that or they're getting more desperate as they lose more territory in particular in iraq. >> right, megyn. so since the advent of the modern jihadi movement that really was born in 1979, there's always been two target sets. there have been the near enemy. so that's the middle eastern targets, the people who are apostate leaders that they wanted to kill and establish their caliphate in that territory. then there was the far enemy, the infidel, us. whether it's targets in western europe. whether it's targets in the united states. so here we have a very interesting challenge. this is the first ever jihadi group, ever in 90 years, to establish success for the caliphate, a theocratic empire. this is what they did

dr. sebastian gorka. dr. gorka, i don't believe for a minute this is the accurate transcript. now, we've been told this was translated out of the arabic and they came up with the idea of god. why do i suspect if we hear the tape that he says allah? is that a fair guess on my part? >> of course, it's not the accurate transcript. you're absolutely right, sean. when you are a jihadi, you don't use the word, god. what was the witness shouting in the nightclub as he was mowing down his fellow americans? he wasn't shouting, god is the greatest in english. he was shouting allah akbar. the idea suddenly translated into english for the dispatcher is absurd. we wanted a significant victory today, sean, common sense won a victory against the political doj but they're still trying to fleece us. they're still cunning us by saying he said god. he didn't say god to the dispatcher. he clearly said allah. >> i would bet any amount of money. now, they said it was from the arabaic interpretation and their interpretation is god. i would bet probably very clearly we would hear the word, allah, wou

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dr. gorka, glad you could join us. with the president's speech today, he said there's no magic in the words radical islamist, it doesn't effectively matter. your reaction? >> disappointment, and really outrage. the idea that words don't matter, that reality and how we describe it is irrelevant. what if a doctor did that at a surgery? what if you came in with tuberculosis and he said no, you've just got the flu or the cold? well, your patient would die if you misdiagnosed it. these things matter, they're relevant, lou. lou: and the speech as i listened to, it sounded like more rationalization than analysis. it sounded much of it utterly preposterous. >> the really disturbing element is, is that the knee-jerk reaction of the administration is to always find the excuse for the perpetrator. now it's some kind of sexual identity crisis that he had. at the end of that logic train, you actually make the perpetrator the victim. it's not about his problems. we didn't look into hitler's childhood to explain the holocaust. we did

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dr. gorka that donald trump has been as successful as he is. he sees it really as a front to everything he stands for and he has worked for. we see that come up over and over again. he take these opportunities to dig in and emphasize what he dislikes about trump. one of the reasons, perhaps, i'd like you perspective on donald success he has, is because americans really feel underserved by this president. >> yeah, can i suggest another definition for the president of populism? democracy. when the majority of the people are fed up with political correctness and fed up with the commander in chief who divides the nation between republican, democrat, black and white, the trump nominated is a direct response to his deviivisive presidency. the idea you make commonsense suggestions such that we don't want an influx of migrants from active war zones, that's bad, that's an act of populism? the president is so thin-skinned that he's taking the commonsense approach that is working so well for mr. trump and

dr. gorka, thank you for weighing in. your thoughts on this horrific incident this morning. >> what can you say? if this is a jihadi attack, which is looks like it is, this is the most significant deadliest attack on u.s. soil since 9/11. in san bernardino we had farook malik, who isis who pledged allegiance to isis. they killed 14 people. now it looks like jihadists have outdone san bernardino and targeting the minority people, the gay community. this is shocking. but it is part of their strategy. it's part of their m.o. we know isis executes, throws people off buildings for being homosexuals. this is part of their religious doctrine, their ideology. now they're bringing it to america. please note, maria, two weeks ago america, the federal police and nypd arrested the 101st isis suspect on u.s. soil in the bronx. this isn't a hypothetical threat. it is a real one. it is already here. more than 100 people have been killed or arrested on u.s. soil linked to isis. and it looks like we've got another one. >> so, what you're

trish: you can understand how people in england, dr. gorka, are saying, look, i don't want brussels telling me who can come in and out of my country. i want to be able to secure my country for myself. >> right. this is not, this is not about xenophobia. this is about common sense. we know, the director of the fbi has stated in open session in front of congress there is no credible way to vet refugees. isis in their english language pubcations have stated, we are exploiting the influx of refugees into europe, into america. so, it is just, it is absolutely logical that enough is enough. we have to reinstate national borders. we have to have security controlled based upon our national interests. and that is really what took it over the edge for the "brexit." trish: what is it that the elites in europe in europe and united states are missing because of this? most people thought that the uk would stay, and the elite, including conservatives there wanted them to stay? >> trish, this is so evident. this is the proof that we need. we have confirmatio

we'll deal with more of these, because there will be a lot more of these, because in the koran, dr. gorka sat here and told us, in the koran, if you don't ascribe to shariae an infidel and you should be killed. and gays clearly don't. >> i wouldn't go with that interpretation. i think he's right in terms of the what he says explicitly. but you can find that, in the old testament, you can find issues like that, eric. but it's there and people who want to read it, exactly and explicitly, if they want, it's there, it's there for and it's extreme and unpleasant. i would say this to you, as someone who has been fired and accused of islamophobia. i don't know how else to say it -- but to me, what you've got here is a situation where you have to be very cautious in saying hey, wait, you know homosexuality, homo phobia, had nothing to do with it. this guy seems to me was mentally unstable. >> part of the identity, he killed american citizens, and we should, and you don't have to be gay to feel -- >> where is the evidence that he had mental instability? ws all the records, psychiatrists. >> i thin

. >> if we only have about a half a minute or so, dr. gorka.fact, other countries in the european union pull out, exit the union, will that i don't know, hurt us in our ability to share intel with europe? there is a lot of terrorist cells going on as you point out in brussels, in france, and even in england? >> it's a function of politics. i have worked very closely with the fbi. i'm familiar with the european security services. the operators get it. the guys on the ground, the pavement pounders. they understanding the threat. the question is will their political leaders allow them to cooperate as they should or are they going to maintain some kind of political correctness? we can collaborate as well as we need to. the question is will the political leaders wake up and allow the operators to do so, eric. >> all right. we're going to have to leave it right there. sebastian, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> coming up, is the u.k. vote to leave the eu a sign of what's to come in our own presidential election? stay tuned. i am totally blind. i

dr. gorka wrote a book called, defeating jihad. we appreciate your analysis today.ry soon. >> thank you. bill: 28 minutes past the hour now, martha. martha: as you know if you follow politics california is not typically republican country but donald trump is laying out a plan to turn the blue state red as part of his strategy in the general election. a lot of people say, can that be done? bill: also, it's a boy and he is a really, really big boy. martha: oh. bill: how big? >> they took him out the nurse said it is a mini sumo wrestler. i was like, that is a sumo wrestler. martha: we are waiting for arrival of senator bernie sanders at the white house where he will sit down with president obama this morning. the vermont senator facing pressure after hillary clinton secured the nomination on tuesday night. so what will they discuss i wonder behind those walls? chief washington correspondent james rosen live from the white house with more on this james, what is the president looking to accomplish do we think in this meeting today? reporter: martha, good morning. josh e

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. >> dr. gorka, you used an important word, ideology.yet don't know the depths of commitment but they are leaning towards that ideology. they targeted a gay nightclub known to be the premier gay nightclub in orlando. would that tell you anything on the ideological side? and also, how is this -- as you're watching this, we're all kind of taking this in. what's your overarching opinion as to what it is? >> look, there are homophobics in every society. we'll have to wait and see but there's nobody like isis or islamic state that makes videos of the execution of men because they are homosexual. they throw young men off the top of high buildings simply because they are home foe sexuals. there is no group like the islamic state today that actually is proud of executing in vicious ways people simply because they are homosexuals. number one, people must be aware, this is a jihadi trait. secondly, what does this mean for the general public? this is why i wrote my new book. every american, especially after san bernardino but even now to date, if i

dr. sebastian gorka. it wasn't that long ago, a year and a half ago, the jv team, before the paris attacks, he said that they were contained but meanwhile the attacks continue. my question is this. when the american national director of intelligence, james clapper, house homeland security chairman, the special envoy of obama to defeat isis and now the ci ach cia all say that isis will infiltrate the population like they did in belgium, why would he allow them here? i've been asking this question and now his own cia director talks about the threat. why does hillary support that? >> i don't think there's a logical answer possible for your question. i think you can only understand what's going on if we reiterate the president and his top level live in a bubble they manufactured this narrative that there is no such thing as jihadism. terrorism is a product of poverty and lack of education. and they've locked themselves into that narrative but it's stunning. john brennan, the cia director, used to carry the wa

dr. sebastian gorka will weigh in on it all. >>> and the national rifle association ceo rips democrats forusing on gun control and not islamic terrorism after the orlando massacre. >> what happened over this past week is the president, the whole gun ban movement said, hey, don't look at

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dr. sebastian gorka. let's look at the attack from a law enforcement standpoint. they had the information about this guy, said he was part of al qaeda, part of hezbollah, cheered on 9/11. all these indicators. on a watch list, taken off a watch list. big mistake? >> clearly it's a big mistake because this man has killed 49 americans. yes, we don't know exactly how the decision was made. i work with members of the fbi. they're good people. they're patriots. most of the big problems we've seen in the last seven years come out of the doj. the doj that puts the political correctness matrix on top of the fbi. >> okay. if the fbi, the doj, homeland security, if they knew about the orlando terrorist, they ultimately did nothing. they didn't follow up on the guy. you know, are we supposed to believe that the syrian refugees that the president wants to bring into the country and hillary clinton wants to bring into the kuccountry they say th can vet properly though intelligence officials say isis will infiltrate, how dangerous is that? >> hugely dangerous. isis stated in th

dr. sebastian gorka. i want to go through this history because i think people need to look at this in its proper perspective. so the president draws a red line in the sand. if the syrians use weapons of mass destruction, he does nothing when they do. he creates a vacuum by pulling out of iraq early. so isis can fill that vacuum. he's released terrorists back into the battlefield by releasing one gitmo terrorist after another. he gives $150 billion to the iranians, we know what they're going to do with that money. they're the number one state sponsor of terror. he gives muhammad morsi at the time after the arab spring who's the egyptian president, he gives him -- he gives him f-16s, tanks, and, you know, a billion taxpayer dollars. how can you be so wrong so often as this president is? >> i think, sean, the prosecution rests. i think you've made the case. whenever it's an option between supporting our friends who could really make america safer, such as president sisi or king abdullah of jordan, or the kur

dr. sebastian gorka is here to respond. >> i think it's pretty clear it's time to move on. >> and hillarysays it's time to forget about benghazi but friends and family of those killed refuse to do so. >> hillary as president? though thanks. i served in benghazi.

dr. sebastian gorka. author of "defeating jihad" the winnable war. let's just start with that. you used to be in government. she won't tell us who gave the order. i enmonth, it's very suspicious, why don't you just come out and say, i was the one, or who was it? was it the white house? is that why she won't tell us who told her to redact the transcripts. >> if you are on her team, you would probably be pretty happy with that today, she didn't answer that. i think they would say, we admitted it was a big error. >> we want to know who decided, whose call was it, was it a political call made by the white house? >> the white house has leaked out off the record that they had nothing to do with it, and this happened -- >> and they never changed the benghazi talking point the either? all they changed was one word. it turned out to be a complete and utter lie. it was a lie. >> yeah. >> you have to pardon the people if they don't believe these representations. theyen watt to know, because they have believed that the administration is not giving it to us straight when it comes to terror

dr. does sebastian gorka. executive vice president at the trump organization, eric trump will react this morning. the former house speaker newt gingrich will weigh in as well. big show this morning. and the deadly terrorist attack in istanbul were three suicide bombers stormed a turkish airport leaving 36 people dead. more than 140 injured. amy kellogg )-right-paren the ground with the latest. over to you. you are wrong. reporter: berea, a lot of discussion abo whether or not turkey has been doing enough to protect a soft target like the istanbul turkey international airport ian so much in the crosshairs of this movement between syria and iraq in europe. if you have three determined people armed with guns and suicide belts, there's not necessarily a whole lot we can do. turkey under daily threat now for the so-called islamic state and kurdish separatists. death toll confirmed that 36 people. authorities concerned it could rise to 50. 150 people injured me so far we don't have a break down of who the casualties