kimberly guilfoyle, ed rollins, and michael goodwin. our top story, a busy day for donald trump who sat down with 1,000 evangelical and social conservative leaders in what was build as an effort to address longstanding concerns by them about his candidacy. pastor robert jeffress, a good friends of this show and one of the most influential pastors in the country said donald trump hit a home run. >> when they look down the gun barrel of a hillary clinton presidency, they will understand there is no comoils but donald trump. lou: trump is preparing to run a different kind of campaign than we have seen from the presumptive presidential nominee. john roberts has our report. reporter: donald trump may have rebooted his campaign with the firing of his long-time manager. but he's not about to open his wallet up wide. >> i hear people spend a billion dollars. how do you spend a billion dollars? it's impossible. reporter: about $1.3 million on hand compared to $42 million for hillary clinton. trump loaned himself $2 million in may saying he would

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former reagan white house political director, great america pac director, republican strategist, ed rollinso have you, ed. >> thank you, lou. lou: i was taken as he slammed the president, donald trump sounded calm. he was analytical. he was right on the front of the message. i could not imagine a better moment for donald trump than today. >> there wasn't and president deserves to be slammed. he had no business interfering in the british election. this is oldest democracy in the world, if you believe in democracies you let people vote. this was gigantic turnout, obviously by significant margin, 52-48, certainly margin obama got elected, not a close election, people decided they wanted to go a different direction. i applaud that. this gives trump opportunity to stay on structure. say the president was wrong on issue, big issue. that has got to be the flow of conversation from here on out ought to be if you want four more years of obama, vote for hillary. if you want change just as britain will have change, you vote for me. lou: the change is very specific. i mean it is not, it's not a barack

lou: former reagan white house placa political director, ed rollins is joining us, and michael goodwin joining us. following breaking news, a man arrested saturday at a donald trump rally in las vegas, said he was trying to kill the candidate. his name is michael sanford, he is 19 years old, police said he tried to grab a police officer's gun. a complaint in court said that sanford who has a u.k. driver license told officers he drove from california to kill trump. las vegas police say sanford visited a gun range friday to learn how to shoot, secret service is not commenting, we'll bring you developments as they occur. lou: our top story tonight, shameful action of the obama justice department, we have known from the very beginning that doj has become political arm of this white house. in a prove that against this morning. they initially scrubbed references to islam from omar mateen's 911 call. and then, they backtracked. attorney general loretta lynch still wants to us believe she was not little bi -- plight politicize another high profile investigation. >> investigation in to state de

ed rollins, joe trippi. we're awaiting donald trump.martha: let's bring in john bolton. there is the podium as he gets ready to speak in new york city. great points made by the panel why he is in new york city today and where the campaign is headed. john bolton joins me now, former u.s. ambassador to the u.n., fox news contributor and senior fellow at the american enterprise institute. good to see you this morning, ambassador. what do you expect to hear from him, when you heard a little bit what he will go after, libya, benghazi, a good place to start or would you like to see him go elsewhere? >> no, i think let's take benghazi as an example. i think secretary clinton's behavior before, during and after the attack on september 11th, 2012 against the consulate in benghazi was a complete failure from start to finish. i think her performance and president obama's were essentially indistinguishable and that this represents the classic manifestation of the failure of the obama administration, the clinton anti-terrorism policy they refused to

lou: ed rollins, morgan ortagus, fun talking politics, isn't it? next video not for the faint of heart. watches a group of thrill-seekers jump off a perilously high cliff. captured at all angles using drones, gopros what death defying stunt doesn't look better when shot by a drone. that's incredible. stop. you know red bull and gopro, what they've done to the world. >>> up next, how did donald trump? he says hillary clinton's e-mail scandal could be the deciding factor in this election. >> the fbi is doing a big investigation. we'll see. but the report i think is a total disaster for her and certainly a big part of the campaign. lou: we'll find out, talking with citizens united president david bossie. it's more than a network and the cloud. it's reliable uptime. and multi-layered security. it's how you stay connected to each other and to your customers. with centurylink you get advanced technology solutions, including an industry leading broadband network, and cloud and hosting services - all with dedicated, responsive support. with centurylink as

lou: ed rollins, morgan ortagus, fun talking politics, isn't it? the next video not for the faint of heart. watches a group of thrill-seekers jump off a perilously high cliff. captured at all angles using drones, gopros what death defying stunt doesn't look better when shot by a drone. that's incredible. stop. you know red bull and gopro, what they've done to the world. >>> up next, how did donald trump? he says hillary clinton's e-mail scandal could be the deciding factor in this election. >> the fbi is doing a big investigation. we'll see. but the report i think is a total disaster for her and certainly a big part of the campaign. lou: we'll find out, talking with citizens united president david bossie. we take that up and a great deal more when we come back. we'll be right back. if you're taking multiple medications, does your mouth often feel dry? a dry mouth can be a side effect of many medications. but it can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath. that's why there's biotene, available as an oral rinse, toothpaste, spray or gel. biotene can

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. >>> and ed rollins, pulitzer prize-winning columnist for the "new york post," michael goodwin. >>> bill kristol to draft a third-party candidate to challenge trump. kristol thinking of recruiting david french, somebody have you likely never heard of, it would mean a bunch of elitists and big money men would have circumvented the big money process. that's why kristol and his allies will look like fools if they have a spoiler candidate. i'll have a few thoughts later in the broadcast. lou: concerned about the upset by senator bernie sanders next week. we'll have the report coming up here tonight. our top story, donald trump's war on the liberal mainstream media. the republican front-runner using his news conference today to attack the political press who trump says is among the most dishonest people he's ever met. fox news chief political correspondent carl cameron at the event at trump tower and has our report. >> let me tell you, these people are losers. >> reporter: in a combative news conference donald trump attacked the press face-to-face for questions about his promise to raise

ronald reagan's campaign manager ed rollins will be here with analysis. plus bernie sanders hoping for a big victory tomorrow in california as polls have the two of them, hillary and bernie tied in the golden state. could a bernie victory win over those super delegates she has been counting on? we'll talk about that. >>> after a dismal jobs report showing americans dropping out of the workforce at record pace because they can not find a job, will this lousy economy sink hillary clinton's chances? i mean her email scandal doesn't already sink her? we'll ask a clinton supporter, former senator evan bayh. >>> today marks the 72nd anniversary of d-day landings on the beaches of normandy, france, which allowed our troops to gain a foothold in europe on to fight nazi germany. why oliver north says they don't call them the greatest generation for nothing. >>> trump doubling down on comments about the judge presiding over the trump university case. newt gingrich, rumored to be a potential running mate had this to say. >> this is one of the worst mistakes trump ha

lou: ed rollins, good to see you. >> thank you.ou: donald trump -- we thought we would help with our own stakes as my producers are calling it. there are about two dozen likely folks on the vp short list. that's our short list, not his. we need your help. we want to get a sense of it. what you're thinking. tonight, we begin with three names. they're at random frankly. who would you rather have as vice presi new jersey governor chris christie, senator bob corker of tennessee or former hp ceo carly fiorina. and then we're going to follow this through each night and get a list down base on your preferences, your votes. so cast your vote on twitter at lieu dobbs. follow me on twitter at lou dobbs, follow me on facebook, like me, everything found at lou dobbs.com. shocking video -- oh, by the way, i did want to mention an instagram and, ed, while you're sitting here, you're going to be very impressed with this. some of my producers tell me that we're going to have a picture of me actually drinking tea. this is something you want to embr

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ed rollins, your thoughts going into tuesday? >> he has the momentum. composite of several polls, but the last polls have him going up or dead even. i think he has the momentum i would not be shocked if he won it. even though the establishment, the governor is on hillary's side. >> how damaging would that be, mary, if bernie sanders takes california? >> i think it's damaging insofar as it affects hillary clinton's platform, it may affect her vp pick. one. issues that sanders might have in california is turnout because he has a lot of support among the youth and voters who have no party preference, but the youth voters, college kids, they may be gone for the summer so they may not show up. hillary clinton better among older voters and hispanics, she has done well in other states with large hispanic populations. >> scott brown, everybody says when asked what does bernie sanders want. he wants a platform at the convention. i mean, he wants to win, i guess, as well, but if he doesn't win what's your take on tuesday and what bernie sanders wants? >> well, it

they know the facts and figures. >> all right ed rollins thank you. >> thank you. lou: coming right back there is much more ahead, among our guests here, eric trump, will kel us what the campaign -- tell us what campaign thinks new polls and what they are planning. >> obama's rant in canada about donald trump and populism, you want to hear what he has to say about that and much more. stay with us. >> former white house secret service officer eposes hillary clinton's character. >> mrs. clinton is not a leader, she is a very angry person all of the time, she is a dec tate -- dictator. reporter: gary byrne is joining me next. lou: this wild police chase in texas ends in a remarkable fashion, we show you what unfolds with the video next, lou: attorney general loretta lynch, tonight, under fire after meeting with president bill clinton earlier this week, as hillary clinton is under investigation by department of justice over her e-mail ca, scandal, yet the attorney general of united states claims their meeting was a crossing of paths. >> i did see president clinton at p

ed rollins, and michael goodwin. we have a lot to talk about. i have been talking about a lot already. including reports that president obama is ready to endorse hillary clinton later this week. advisers say he's going to start campaigning on her behalf. if elected she would be effectively obama's third term in office. janet yellen affirming there won't be an interest rate hike until the economy clears. we'll be taking that up with wilbur ross here tonight. joining us now, co-host of "the five," kimberly guilfoyle, and author of "making the case." it's coming out tomorrow, the audio book, and the paperback. that's exciting. >> it is exciting. i recorded it myself. if you want to listen to my voice while you drift off to sleep at night. there is a market for that. why not, why not. lou: congratulations. >> good for graduate and now we have to get them some jobs. lou: the crisis of character. this thing looks decimating to the campaign. >> i think this will be very powerful. good for the guy who wrote it because you have to be fearless. there is o

ed rollins, former reagan senior adviser, pro trump super pac member. ed, wonderful to see you. >> my pleasure. deirdre: you have been involved with spicy conventions the one ronald reagan was taking on the incumbent. what do you think about this democratic one? >> she's going have the votes, but the critical thing is she may not have the votes cast until they have the ballot which the super delegates come down on her side. she certainly has won more votes. he's got momentum, he has a lot of supporters. she needs them at the end of the day. they've got to do a dance here. he's not the nominee of the party, but he's a factor. that is important to solidify her base. deirdre: ed, you know this, you have the details in your head. in 2008, hillary clinton ceded to barack obama who was able to weigh a certain amount, a record amount of super delegates over to his side. as i understand it, it was 40, 50 for bernie sanders to catch up to hillary clinton at this point. it would be hundreds, right? >> he's not going to. what gave barack obama the support last time

joining me tonight, ed rollins, michael goodwin. good to have you both here. let me start, michael, with you. i mean, if trump can do this in new jersey, he may have 15 states where he can play. >> well, look, we've already seen dead heats in pennsylvania, ohio and florida. the three most populous of the potential swing states. and i think that with something like 67 combined electoral votes, if trump were able to hold romney's 202 i think it was or 212, that would put him close to or over the top. my math is a little rusty. >> sounded like 279 to me. >> it's new jersey that he's really -- >> he's showing off. >> but i think that if that pattern holds and we begin to see that as the election draws closer, it certainly will be a very interesting election. >> is it your judgment that he can make that kind of hay this year? >> i think he can. i think there is a long ways to go. everybody is gnashing their teeth at the things he's saying, but i think he's defined not by his words, but by his actions and people see him as a leader who is tough, strong at a time the

michael goodwin and ed rollins taking us right to the end here. this is tend.thank you. . >> thank you so much! >> she's the democratic nominee. probably our next president. so what will president hillary clinton do? >> hillary clinton is going to make america great again. >> her fans love her. >> she's very well qualified and she has experience in gettining things done. john: getting what done, exactly? >> what different that the point does it make? john: she's eager to go to war. >> we came, we saw, we died. john: she's eager to spend money on other people. >> get the costs of child care down. john: very interested in making money for her friends.

we'll take all of that up with former reagan white house political director, republican strategist ed rollins here in just moments. >>> also tonight, federal prosecutors have convened a grand jury to look into possible wrongdoing by the wife of orlando terrorist omar mateen. her name is noor salman. she could be charged as an accessory to 49 counts of murder and 53 counts of attempted murder after failing to notify authorities about her husband's plans to carry out a terrorist attack. we'll be talking about the administration's failure to win the war on terror with house foreign affairs committee member congressman ron desantis and lieutenant colonel ralph peters, they join us later in the broadcast. >>> top story tonight, the gun control debate. there is one now. donald trump today saying he will meet the national rifle association to talk about how to keep people on terrorist watch lists from buying guns. fox news senior national correspondent john roberts with our report. >> some people love me. my problem is they love me or hate me. >> reporter: under withering fire from democrats and rep

former reagan senior adviser ed rollins is with me now. wonderful to see. >> you my pleasure, thank you. deirdre: we need your wisdom on this. it's a horrible new world in many respects. >> this is an extremely emotional issue at this point in time. always an attempt to blame it on guns, and the terrorist had use the bomb or fire he would have, guns become the issue. the difficulty is that congress is not about to change the laws with gun owners. deirdre: even with the filibuster. >> not going to happen. democrats control the congress, republicans control the congress, they tried to move this over the last 20, 30 years, they're not going to do it. i promise you it will be the same as it is today. the nra is a strong advocate for people who care very much about the issue, and it's not going to be effective. deirdre: is it fair, i don't know if that's the right word, to look at the obama administration and say as steve rogers told us, he believes it is their fault, that they set the tone and failed. >> obviously the term terrorism, radical i

ed rollins, what do you think about this irs?as run amok the last several years and the critical thing here is the commissioner obviously is the target at this point in time. he should be censured. the committee has already said that. i would expect the house to take it up. unless they decide there's too much on the plate. and i think this is very important symbolically. it's not going to change the dynamic. he's not going to resign. but they have to warn them that you cannot violate citizens' rights, conservative or any citizens. >> did he lie under oath? did he obstruct this investigation? >> that's the get. did he lie or did he just not know. his defense, there's the argument that he didn't realize that the e-mails were cried and then they could have been recovered. which they were later. this is lois lerner's e-mails. she was in charge of the so-called targeting of conservative groups seeking tax exempt status. there's a sense to congress that they've been lied to. but on the koskinen said they're saying he misspoke or he did

ed rollins, it's always good to see you on these big days. ways your take on this populist under tone. is this a shot across the bow to party elites. >> it's the oldest democracy in the world. part of the relevance no one has talked about today is the eu is a bureaucracy. it basically has driven a lot of the agenda of europe unfavorably and created a socialism people are unhappy with. >> it's clunkier. if i run a business and i want to buy your business i have to go to brussels and file papers. >> the eu is never benefited by great, strong leaders. it's a bureaucrat's dream to go there. the people of britain decided we are tired of that. immigration was a key issue. they don't get to choose who's coming. to a certain extent that became a breaking point. as it relates to here. there is a strong populism movement here expressed in the sanders vote in the democratic party and the nomination of donald trump. people want to take back a lot of their lives from governments and bureaucracies. deirdre: i'm glad to hear what i saw, it's tougher to do b

there's plenty to beat up on both of them. >> ed rollins, kathy lynn taylor, thank you for joining us. >>> stocks gaining ground. is it because the fed is backing down? after friday's dismal jobs report, the fed chief, janet yellen, suggesting while the economy is improving the timing of a future rate hike is unclear. some taking that mean the fed is one and done for the time being. yes, stocks up. >>> the latest storm over hillary clinton's e-mails she still refuses to say the broke the rules. to the judge's ruling on that. >>> to another big storm brewing in florida, its governor declaring a state of emergency for the central part of the state. hough bad witness ill get? -- how bad will it get? the most shocking result was that i'm 26% native american. i had no idea. it's opened up a whole new world for me. ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ puwith meta appetite control. you and temptation clinically proven to help reduce hunger between meals. new, from metamucil, the #1 doctor recommended brand. >>> a federal judge

round one, how do you score, ed rollins? >> she has a point. hot head she has a point, but that's not a qualifier. to be qualified for the president, you have to be born in the united states, live here for 14 year, be 35. he's qualified. maybe the country needs a strong leader. we have had a lot of wimps. we have had drunks and generals and crooks and everything in between, but i think he gets the edge. >> you give round one to trump. >> he's qualified to be president. >> round two, trade. >> he rails against other countries, doesn't he? as he's for our workers. but trump's own products are made in a lot of countries that aren't named america. how does that out fill in to his talk about america first? >> she has it completely backwards. hillary clinton unleashed a trade war against the american worker when she supported one terrible deal after another. wherever she went, the american worker was hurt. >> ed rollins, how do you score that round? >> trump wins that easily. he's created jobs all over this country. thousands and thousands and thousa

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stret ran campaigner ed rollins who's heading up a pro-trump super pac says this kind of filing report should unnerve party officials. >> what do you make of this money situation between the two candidates? >> big trouble, being perfectly honest. i used to be chairman of the congressional committee. fy had a house race that came in with that kind of figure in june i'd take them off a target list. >> on the "today" show donald trump blamed his campaign woes on the republican party, threatening to go it alone if they don't provide enough support. >> i'm having more difficulty, frankly, with some of the people in the party than i am the democrats. because they're just -- they don't want to come on, they will probably eventually come on. honestly, if they don't, it's just fine, i can win it either way. if it gets to a point, what i'll do is just do what i did in the primaries. i spent $55 million of my own money to win the primaries. $55 million. i have a lot of cash and i may do it again in the general election. but it would be nice to have some help from the party. >> in point of fact, t

juan williams, ed rollins. both fox news political analysts. ed, when you hear the congressman talk about the fact that it is on donald trump to coalesce the republican party -- >> i agree with that. he was the one who divided this party. he was the one who challenged more severely than i've seen any campaign the candidates he ran against. when the race was over he didn't reach out to them like he should. i think he will. he certainly doesn't understand the congress, doesn't understand they are an equal branch and it is more than just the speaker. he has to reach out to all these guys. if i was watching these gentlemen on television i would pick up the phone, say please come up to new york, let's sit down and talk about this. that's the way you do it. i man i worked for an the man that he's watched on many occasions spent a lot of time slitting congressman, friends and enemies alike. at the end of the day, that's what it is. >> that is a great piece of advice, ed. i shouldn't be surprised because you have so much experience in that. will donald

stuart: ed rollins is with us. >> 200 plus days ago. >> there it is. wow.tuart: nothing like the press conferences that donald trump holds. there must have been 20 questions that he answered rapi fire. i've never seen other -- >> i've worked for presidents. the bottom line the president makes three or four decisions every single day. she has not -- she has fail today make good decisions. she failed on benghazi, she failed on syria, she failed on libya, what you have to do talk in terms of here is how a president functions. the next president with all of the things in the world, who do you trust, do you want more obama who doesn't make good decisions, more hillary who doesn't make good decisions or want an economy to move forward. stuart: i find it entertaining. >> he is so much fun. stuart: when he's out of control and outrageous, i think people have had it with that. i don't think they like that. they like the entertaining donald trump that we saw this morning. >> exactly. what people love about mr. trump and why 14 million people went out to vote for him

ed rollins, thank you. breaking news.t s&p, standard & poor's downgrading european union credit rating. down to double a. it was aa-plus. we're still up by 170. last three days the rally continues. we'll truck -- talk more about the downgrade. and about the british exit. conrad black people saying everything would be disaster that was overblown. we'll see if he adds anything to this with his thoughts coming up. >> good afternoon, live from the floor of the new york stock exchange, i'm lori rothman with your fox business brief. 20 points off the session highs so far. dow back in positive territory for the year. "brexit," no big deal. game on for companies. we have deal news for you. one in the entertainment industry. lion's gait offering to buy starz. lionsgate made "hunger games". starz has outlander. mondelez made a bid for hershey. best known for cadbury. this is $21 billion market cap for hershey. 23 billion-dollar reported offer from mon dell lease. let know when hershey reopens. other food stocks reaction are soaring

we'll talk with ed rollins, tony sayegh, charlie hurt. matt schlapp, tammy bruce, lee carter and more. later congressman darrell issa joins from us california. critics attacking trump might take a closer look at these revealing remarks from supreme court justice sonia sotomayor back in 2001 clearly admitting bias concerning heritage and gender. in a berkeley law speech she stated quote, i would hope a wise latina woman with rich he's he's -- richness of her experiences would reach a better conclusion that a white male who hasn't lived that life. we have a great strategist, fox news contributor, ed rollins with us. democratic strategist, hank sheinkopf, "washington times" columnist, radio show host, fox news contributor, tammy bruce. good to have you here. ed, this is a remarkable situation, trump backing off the whole thing saying he is done with it. i think a lot of people, republicans, leaders and elites, the establishment, donors are all breathing a heavy, heavy sigh of relief, reality this is the reflux now of the left being ascribed

and ed rollins, a top strategist for a pro trump superpac was quoted as saying today trump is lookingthe abyss. >>> on capitol hill, a moderate republican senator trying to collect bipartisan support for a compromised gun bill. susan collins of maine is putting forth a bill that would block gun purchases by some suspected terrorists. this comes one day after the senate defeated four more sweeping gun bills along party lines. >>> back in this area, the children's hospital of philadelphia celebrated a milestone tonight. its reachout and reach up program donated it's 1 millionth book. it gives books to children in immediate fat rick -- pediatric care. this first began in 1996. the 1 millionth book's recipient, 3-year-old ashton who just loves to read. >>> and fireworks went off over fairmount park tonight in celebration of the mann center's 40th anniversary leading up to the display in the sky, folks enjoyed music performed by the philadelphia orchestra. ♪ celebrating a philadelphia landmark tonight. >>> and let's get that accuweather forecast. it was rocking and rolling a bit down at th

we are joined by dan senor, ed rollins, mark leibovich and katy tur. >> this certainly is going to be the lincoln douglas debates, more like the ali-frassier fights. we have two most unpopular candidates running for president, one called a liar, the other unfit for presidency. >> we conclude this evening with olivia wilde. she is a terrific actress who starred in vinyl which has been cancelled as of today of. she has many other vehicles which we will talk about as well as an amazing career and interesting parents from washington. >> audiences can immediately accept and celebrate these female roles and say they love them. and i think these studios understand right away that this is a successful bet. whereas with film, even though there have been so many huge grossing films starring women, there still seems to be this myth, the stigma that women can't open films. whereas in television, it's not a question. >> rose: presidential politics and olivia wilde when we continue. >> funding for charlie rose is provided >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by the following: >> an