among my guests, trump organization executive vice president eric trump with latest on the trump campaign, also former secret service of gary burn, he served in west wing in clinton administration and written a explosive new book, now a number one seller, depicting clinton suffering a crisis of character. we're learning that hillary's long time aid huma abedin said her e-mail interfered with clinton's ability to do her job. according to testimony abedin gave to watch dog group. >> top story, three amigos summit, president obama in ottawa meeting with leaders of canada and mexico, our neighbors hailing benefits of trade, with the united states. >> north american leaders summi summit. bears witness that isolated national efforts are insufficient. if we want favorable results. >> gratifying that once again we're able to come together as leaders of three truly great nations, to honor that friendship and deliver real results. lou: real results, those results benefit mexico and canada, the united states less so. the united states has an annual trade deficit, of sphai billion dollars with the tw

this is why our father's doing it. >> eric trump, food good to see. thanks for being with us. >>> when we come back, this coming up on "hannity" -- >> first 14ur00 days i'll appoi judges that will uphold the constitution of the united states. >> we'll check in with laura ingraham, she's coming up next. >>> also later tonight -- >> hillary clinton has put forward the most radical immigration platform in the history of the united states. >> donald trump exposing hillary clinton's dangerous plans for open borders and dealing with illegal immigration. we'll check in with senator jeff sessions. that and more straight ahead tonight right here on "hannity." think fixing your windshield is a big hassle? not with safelite. this family needed their windshield replaced, but they're daughters heart was set on going to the zoo. so we said if you need safelite to come to the zoo we'll come to the zoo! only safelite can fix your windshield anywhere in the us. with our exclusive mobileglassshops. and our one of a kind trueseal technology, for a reliable bond. service

and politically i think that it does fit what eric trump was saying, that anti-establishment feeling s kind of match the sentiment. >> yeah. you're touching on what eric trump said. for folks who are just waking up, let's listen to what he said. it's not just a story about what's happening over there, financial story. he compares it to what's happening here too, a political story. take a listen. >> if you look at the sentiment of that country it's very much the same as the sentiment of the u.s. right now. they want borders, they want security. they want jobs. right, they want to be safe. i mean, these are same things that are happening in the united states right now. and the fact that our leaders, right, the fact that our leaders are missing these cues from the people, with our greatest allies, is astonishing. >> and the thing about the european union is it started out to be an economic thing where everybody got great trade deals but then it devolved into these situations where brussels was telling other countries what kind of a box you could put your milk in and it had to do with mea

in the next hour we'll speak with eric trump, donald trump's son. we'll get his take also on the attack in turkey and brand-new polls that show a very tight race. gregg: we continue to follow the breaking news overseas in turkey. what's happening with security at airports in the united states. >> it's time to move on. martha: those words to some of the people closely involved in the loss associated with benghazi. she says she is ready to put it behind her. how does the family of sean smith feel about that. >> i find it morally reprehensible, fit was your son or daughter or one of our family oh friends. has been a struggle. i considered all my options with my doctor, who recommended once-daily toujeo®. now i'm on the path to better blood sugar control. toujeo® is a long-acting insulin from the makers of lantus®. it releases slowly, providing consistent insulin levels for a full 24 hours, proven full 24-hour blood sugar control, and significant a1c reduction. and along with toujeo®, i'm eating better and moving more. toujeo® is a long-acting, man-made

hashtag judge jeanine. >>> earlier, i sat down with donald trump's son eric, an executive vice president of the trump organization to talk about his dad's presidential campaign and the scandals plaguing hillary clinton. take look. eric trump, thanks for being here. >> great to be here, judge. >> okay, now we passed the primary. we are in the general election. the president has come out, he has endorsed hillary clinton. how is your campaign going to change? >> we feel first of all great. i mean we started with 17 people. we are down to one. he is the republican nominee. special for a guy who was a businessman up to 11 months ago. now we gear up to here. there is dirt on hillary clinton. her foreign policy cost this country trillions of dollars. we have this thousands of soldiers who have died because she entered reckless wars we shouldn't have been a part of. she has real problems. >> what about the fact that 60% of americans think she is lying, 54% say she doesn't have integrity to serve as president? does of the matter? why is she doing so well? the polls are starting to swing even agai

eric trump and gary. >> i am lou dobbs. a lot of breaking developments tonight to cover including terrorism. striking europe's third busiest airport as many as 4 suicide bombers, open fire, with ak-47s before blowing themselve us up. officials say 50 people are dead. police fired shots trying to stop at least two of the why attackers before a reach a security checkpoint. bombers blowing themselves up at arrival section of ataturk airport, senior turkish government official telling associated press, all indications suggestion that islamic faith is behind this attack. we have latest details as we bring them, in also, donald trump, making it clear his campaign is all about jobs, jobs, jobs. trump today, in pennsylvania giving a speech, he hammered globalists who take away jobs from our middle classy. and exports those jobs to china, and other low wage countries. has wiped out our middle class . lou: trump is holding a campaign event in st. clearsville, ohio. real clear politics show hillary clinton with a 3-point lead over tru

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we'll start with eric trump's businesses. early $5,000 to eric trump wine manufacturing. it spent over $91,000 to rent out three different trump golf cluck clubs in florida. $136 to trump restaurants including trump grille and trump cafe and trump tower. over $420,000 to rent trump's mar-a-lago club in florida. that also doubles as his vacation home. there's been more than $430,000 of trump campaign money spent on rent at the trump tower. of course, it's his fifth avenue skyscraper that does double as trump's campaign headquarters. and the biggest expebs of all has been $4.6 million the campaign has paid to tag air, which is the name of trump's private airline. all told, the campaign has spent over $6 million at trump-owned businesses out of about $63 million spent through the end of may. so 10% of all campaign spending has gone back to trump or trump affiliated businesses. again, none of what trump is doing is illegal. trump said he wished he didn't have to pay to use his own properties but he's required to by law. as the a.p

let's bring in eric trump, the son of presidential candidate donald trump.lls her crooked hillary and she is trying to label him as well. dangerous done ror. loose cannon donald trump. >> i see that clip and i cringe. her foreign policy has cost billions of dollars and millions of lives. she left these guys on a roof top in the middle of benghazi getting shot at and getting mortars on their head because she wouldn't pick up a phone call in the middle of the night. she has done no job for our veterans. she has done a disservice to our country. my father would be an amazing commander-in-chief. martha: you can almost start to see the two of them standing on stage together. let's talk about this question of a pivot. a lot of people look at your father over the course of the last week or 10 days, lashing out at the press, going after the judge, saying where is this change that was promised in terms of behavior and temperament. do you ever say to him time to dial back some of this stuff. >> in that case it's warranted and there is plenty of others. my father raise

author of defeating jihad, and we will talk with executive vice president of the trump organization eric trump who will join us with trump's response and former house speaker newt gingrich joining us. it is a busy two hours. we begin with the deadly attack in istanbul, turkey with three suspected isis terrorists detonating suicide bombs in a busy airport terminal. the third busiest airport in turkey. turkish officials say the attack left 41 people dead, another 239 wounded. ashley webster standing by in london with reaction from that part of the world. >> the death toll, the number of injured continues to climb. 41 people killed in the attacks, 239 injured. 23 turks, 10 foreign nationals, more information throughout the day, and caught in this horrible attack. they arrived at the airport at ataturk airport by taxi, immediately brings memories of the attack in brussels when those attackers arrived, heavily armed, wearing suicide vests they approached the terminal, police see them, one of the attackers get inside the terminal, very graphic video appearing, showing the attackers being shot, falls

eric trump explained. >> the difference with somebody of a muslim faith coming from scotland, you actually vet them. >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. >> reporter: but now, the campaign says the ban would only apply to immigrants from quote terrorist countries who could not properly be vetted. an overwhelming majority of people think trump is biased against muslims, women, and minorities. on the democratic side, clinton is vetting e elizabeth warren. >> donald trump says he'll make america great again. it's -- right there. goofy hat. >> reporter: the two all smiles in ohio. >> i do just love to see how she gets under donald trump's thin skin. >> reporter: joining forces in attacking trump and his response to britain's decision to leave the eu. >> within 24 hours, americans lost $100 billion from our 401(k)s. he tried to turn a global economic challenge into an infomercial. >> reporter: and clinton may be facing a tough day with the possible release of the house benghazi report today. already, etch before it's been release

he said, ten minutes, praising the property that his son, eric trump had built.ong with that. being a good father. and then proceeded to talk 20 minutes about brexit. because he devoted ten minutes to praising his son, think that's insane. >> totally insane. >> 20 minutes talking about that. >> the eyes of the world are -- >> because the press asked him about brexit. >> the eyes of the world on the republican nominee who is in the united kingdom on a day of massive geopolitical importance. and he gets up and he starts talking for ten minutes about his golf course. and it underscores a degree of collusion between the campaign and his businesses. with about the seriousness of the office. and the big difference between he and mitt romney. whatever you think about mitt romney, he was clearly motivated about service and had a record to back it up. donald trump is about self service and that was screamingly apparent this morning. >> that is absolutely not true. he spent ten minutes praising the property he was on and then eric trump was given -- >> he talked about the

trump blows hillary out of the water when it comes to the polls. erica lot of the coverage became about corey. the michelle fields arm-grabbing incident, his misdemeanor, his directness -- >> right. and this takes the media attention away from the things donald trump is actually saying. so, again, the news cycle becomes not about look how the republican party is, in many respects, leaders, it becomes about corey lieu wan lewandowsk- >> maybe just for today. all we hear in the legacy media is the talking points about mr. trump. this is where a new campaign director, mr. manafort, or an expansion will work, making sure issues about jobs and the economy are at the foremost. eric: don't you hate they say we thank you for your dedicated service, and we wish you the best. >> i'm sure mr. lewandowski will be fine. eric: thank you. melissa? melissa: this is a fox news alert. investigators releasing the 911 calls from moments after the alligator attack killed a 2-year-old in orlando at disney world resort. listen to this small part of the conversation. >> they'r

eric trump explained on fox why the ban would not include muslims from a country like scotland. >> therence with somebody of muslim faith coming from scotland is you can vet them. >> reporter: back in december this is what trump announced. >> done j. trump is calling for a total and complete shut down muslims entering the united states. >> reporter: but now the campaign says the ban would only apply to immigrants from "terrorist countries who cannot be properly vetted." according to the latest abc washington post poll an overwhelming majority think trump is biased against muslims women and minorities. on the democratic side. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: clinton is formally vetting senator elizabeth warren as a possible vice president. >> donald trump says he'll make america great again. it's -- it's -- no, it's fastened on the front of his goofy hat. >> reporter: the two all smiles in ohio. >> i do just love that she -- to she how she gets under donald trump's thin skin. >> reporter: joining forces in attacking trump and his response to britain's decision to leigh the eu. >> with

eric trump explained on fox why the ban would not include muslims from a country like scotland. >> the difference with somebody of a muslim faith coming from scotland is you can actually vet them. >> reporter: back in september, this is what donald trump announced. >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. >> reporter: but now, the campaign says the ban would only apply to immigrants from, quote, terrorist countries who could not properly be vetted. according to the latest abc news/"washington post" poll, an overwhelming majority of people think trump is biased against muslims, women, and minorities. on the democratic side, clinton is formally vetting elizabeth warren as a possible vice president. >> donald trump says he'll make america great again. it's -- it's right there. no. it's stamped on the front of his goofy hat. >> reporter: the two all smiles in ohio. >> i do just love to see how she gets under donald trump's thin skin. >> reporter: joining forces in attacking trump and his response to britain's decision to leave t

trump university case. hello everybody, i'm melissa branson in for jenna lee . jon: i'm eric shawn in for john scott. trump under fire as he from both the right and the left, some republicans calling on him to apologize. mister trump refusing to back down as elite conference call with those trump campaign staffers has surfaced. that call shows he insisted his staff defend but ramp up his attacks on the judge and on the media. we have live steam coverage. adam housley is in los angeles with the latest on today's california primary. elizabeth is in new jersey where the private primary is ongoing there. first let's start with john roberts reporting on the growing response in that building on fifth avenue. reporter: eric, good morning. this should be a day of celebration for the trump campaign, it's the end of the primary season, he's expected to win five states today but there's a growing split in the republican party over the comments he made about judgment curiel, saying it was impossible for him to be fair to donald trump, that he has a conflict of interest because this quote, mexican heritage. senato

eric trump is here to talk about how the trump campaign can take down hillary clinton. >>> plus i'llyou why hillary's so sure she won't be indicted. and she's not alone. >> looks to me like nothing's going to happen to her. because it's a rigged system, folks. >>> then, growing calls for the judge in the stanford rape case to be removed. you will hear from this former prosecutor. my take on the case that has the whole country talking. >>> and later -- >> did you know her campaign headquarters is right here? >> yes, i did. actually just there

i'm here to support eric trump who did a plus ten job. he was great. okay. i'm here -- i'm here to support my son, and he did a great job. by the way, ahead of schedule and under budget. is that great? can we use, with our infrastructure that we have to rebuild in our country, could we use those words? ahead of schedule and under budget? wouldn't that be nice? and i own 100% of it and i don't have a mortgage on the property. wouldn't that be nice? no mortgage. no nothing. i'm standing there with all these reporters. one of them says to me about the pound. what would happen if the pound goes down. so the question if the pound goes down, i'll do well because more people are going to go to scotland. here's the headline. "donald trump grandstands about the pound." the guy asked me a question about the pound. what would happen to this place if the pound goes down. the beauty of all, i didn't want to play. so the next day, crooked hillary clinton does the commercial. i think she put about the pound but they don't put questions. they just put answers. so i didn't l

eric trump coming up in the program. you don't want to miss a moment. this hour, a search is underway after a boy who was snatched by an alligator at a disney world resort late last night. jeff flock is standing by right now at the scene. what an unbelievable story. >> good morning. tragedy the manly stock and in a handful of reasons. a 2-year-old boy, a family from nebraska vacation at the grand floridian hotel. the details of an outbreak now. he was waiting this 2-year-old boy into something called the seven seas lagoon at which point an alligator emerged from the water and dragged the boy had. the boy's father attempted to save his son but was unable to do so. this is a hotel, one of the big hotels that disney can the grand floridian and stop away from the magic kingdom. the alligator described between four and seven feet long. this is a lagoon that had posted no survey and signs all over it, but the boy was apparently waiting not expected to be a good outcome. the share of his jerry dennings. >> we have an excess of 50 law-enforcement personnel who

trump. we have brand-new polls come in and his son eric joins us today. >>> it's national

eric trump is here to talk about how the trump campaign can take down hillary clinton. >>> plus i'll so sure she won't be indicted. and she's not alone. >> looks to me like nothing's going to happen to her. because it's a rigged system, folks. >>> then, growing calls for the judge in the stanford rape case to be removed. you will hear from this former prosecutor. my take on the case that has the whole country talking. >>> and later -- >> did you know her campaign headquarters is right here? >> yes, i did. actually just there

. >> eric trump, son of donald trump joins us. how are you. >> good, how are you? >> clinton says these are volatile times and we don't need volatile president she means your father. >> britain has always been the nation's greatest ally. we won two world wars. she says they are going back to the back of the line if they leave the eu. ohio crazy is this? they're our greatest ally and he is effectively offending it why did he even have to opine? >> in the ad that secretary clinton also says that she quotes your father as saying when the pound goes down, meaning from the brexit vote, that more people come to his golf course and she was suggesting that is he more interested in his golf course than the american people and perhaps the british people. >> i don't think at all. i think they voted in the u.k., they voted to leave the eu and they voted for many of the same reasons and problems we have here. they have rampant immigration and safety concerns. they don't think they are being represented well. tremendous red tape and inefficiency. they want their country back. so

among our guests will be eric trump and the former secret service officer who wrote "crisis of characterout hillary clinton in the white house. >> virtually every trade agreement has cost the workers of this country millions, millions of jobs. lou: i'll take that up in my commentary include be the latest from istanbul on the ataturk terrorist attack. lou: few americans dreamed international trade would be a major issue in this election. but donald trump turned traditional politics on its head. from the moment he entered the race he made it clear to all that 40 years of trade deficits under the guise of free trade are simply dumb. a year ago the republicans in the house and senate chose to give president obama everything he asked for. trade promotion. no matter the cost or jobs they 2002 into. amazingly, a bill called the trade adjustment assistance act. they passed a bill to give the president the power to negotiate a free trade agreement, then they bassed a bill to help -- then they passed a bill to help out in some minor ways americans who lose their jobs because of the impact of the f

eric trump and gary byrne one of my guests tomorrow. good night from new york. . >> i am lou dobbs. lot of breaking developments tonight to cover including terrorism. striking europe's third busiest airport as many as 4 suicide bombers, open fire, with ak-47s before blowing themselve us up. officials say 50 people are dead. police fired shots trying to stop at least two of the why attackers before a reach a security checkpoint. bombers blowing themselves up

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and eric trump, one of donald trump's sons came out of this meeting earlier this morning and said that's going to do. we do understand, wolf, that the presumptive gop nominee wrapped up his participation in that meeting and left the marriott that was taking place but this was a meeting that was attended by some pretty big influential christian conservative leaders like ralph reid, tony perkins, michelle bachmann, the former presidential candidate. donald trump was essentially talking to really all of the most important leaders of that movement. but wolf, just to go back to the primary in wisconsin and donald trump going back and forth on the question of abortion rights, when he had that stumble on how he thought women should be punished if they undergo abortions and backtracked, those are the kind of questions that christian conservative leaders want to press him on and i did talk to somebody who was in the room earlier this morning who said part of this process was taking place in this meeting involved questions and answers. back and forth with donald trump. and according to one partici

even eric trump didn't make any sense. donald trump has talked at banning people with bad thoughts. well, boy, if only we knew precisely who had bad thoughts. if they don't leave a record on the internet, it's kind of difficult to figure out who has bad thoughts and who has good thoughts. >> so final question to you, patrick. will this work for donald trump? let's say he comes out and lays out a very specific plan. it makes perfect sense. will that work for him going forward? >> i mean, in terms of the details, it's sort of like brexit. we're going to have to wait down the line to see if he got elected, what congress was willing to work with him. in the short-term, his goal is to create some kind of peace and unity within the republican party. so three weeks from now their convention is not a hot mess. so there are people showing up, leaders who are showing up. this kind of language helps get the republican governors and senators who right now are keeping their distance, to a place where they're more comfortable. so short-term, maybe helps with the elite. with voters, i think they'r

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on this show last night, a member of that committee said that people like eric trump should not believinge-up stories. >> there's been a movie out that i have not seen. there's been two books out, and unfortunately, sometimes people would rather believe hollywood than the truth. >> but in the fever response, benghazi conspiracy theories will never die. the nra which is concerned with gun rights and right-wing paranoia is spending $2.4 million which doesn't mention guns, but instead continues to claim that hillary clinton has blood on her hands. >> i served in benghazi. my friends didn't make it. they did their part. do yours. >> expect to hear a lot more of that sort of thing at the gop convention which kicks off in less than three weeks, and which we now know will look a little bit like this. we'll explain right after the break. >>> organizers have unveiled a scale model of the stage of the republican national convention. it will feature a huge video board, white staircases on either side and one assumes, a life size version of donald trump, as opposed to one that has been drunk to model

eric. very, very exciting. >> forget about obama. did trump say anything?> he wrote on the back of the book, wrote, "wake up america" is a huge book that will help make america great again. i have to go. i hope to be as successful as you guys. >> congrats. well done. >>> directly ahead, left-leaning lawmakers are apparently trying to get in the way of you enjoying cool stuff like ride-sharing companies like uber and lyft. could the regulatory assault backfire? details next. ♪ >>> oh, my gosh. >> that was great. the left never gets tired of getting in the way of economic growth. apparently its regulatory assault has a new victim, the sharing economy. often, popular services leading to an explosion of black market ride sharing they're calling it. chicago and new york state have giving it the okay, but with a lot of restrictions. and greg, we've been trying to do this for a while, but you think blocking the sharing economy is a terrible idea. sthz is one of the greatest capitalistic advances of long time and liberals have been telling us how cold capitalism is

trump's son, eric trump, said on fox and friends this morning, the brexit volt ice precursor of november. >> they want borders, they want security, they want jobs. they want to be safe. these are the same things that are happening in the united states right now. >> reporter: however, hillary clinton sees this as a winning issue as well, she released a national tv ad criticizing trump's scotland trip which coincidentally came just hours after the uk vote. watch here. >> every president is tested by world events. but donald trump thinks about how his golf resort can profit from this. >> when the ponds goes down, more people are comping to turnberry. >> trump has taken issue with that ad, noting that his weekend trip in britain did not involve him playing golf as some would say that ad suggested. >> look. both trump and christian are trying to raise money off brexit. >> they both are. they did not wait long to raise money after the global financial reversal, the trump and clinton campaign pushed out e-mails seeking donations within minutes, within hours of the market chuting down on friday.

eric trump is here to talk abou down hillary clinton. >>> plus i'll tell you why hillary's so sure sheng to happen to her. because it's a rigged system, folks. >>> then, growing calls for the judge in the stanford rape case to be removed. you will hear from this former prosecutor. my take on the case that has the whole country talking. >>> and later -- >> did you know her campaign headquarters is right here? >> yes, i did. actually just there

firing of cory lewandowski, demonstrating the outside influence wielded by donald jr., ivanka and eric trumpcutives of the trump real estate cooperation. how did the firing fall to the children? >> this is fascinating because, you know, donald and cory had become very close. cory was with him from day one and traveled with him throughout the campaign, but on father's day the children brought more than cards to donald trump's father's day celebration, with they brought an urgent call to him to say, you know, you've done this transition to revamp your campaign, you can't complete it without moving cory out. that he is not helping you be the best you can be toward the general election. so they went on monday morning, i happened to be at the office at trump organization doing a story with donald trump and so they went and talked about it one last night and then don jr. went and fired him, which just goes to show how involved they are. and it was a really fascinating moment. and i saw that donald trump, the candidate, was having some difficulty with letting go the one person who had carried him t

i'm looking at an e-mail, eric trump, my father is asking you to contribute $100, $75, $50, $30, contributether amount. i can promise you, my father loves and cares about america. he understands america greatness has vanished. he's using his kids. >> those kids are the best thing. >> he can sign it himself. at the end of the day, the critical thing about direct mail, it takes a period of time to develop mail. and you'll hear these big numbers but it's never a question -- someone says, i raised "x" amount of money. what's the gross? you've raised enormous sums of money but how much do you have to spend? it's costs a lot to raise -- >> those are trivial. he has to knock his convention speech out of the park and bet hillary in the debate. that's where you'll have 120 million people watching. those are the big amounts. >> he also has to stick to the issues. will he do that in terms of economy, national security, which resonates with people. >> no question. i believe if donald trump can just only talk about the economy and terrorism, he will win this election and not get off on tangents about me

we have eric trump joining us on "the real story." thanks for joining us.nt obama seems to have a very thin skin when it relates to your father and he had this to say about anti-immigration sentiment in the u.s. >> we've had times in our history when anti-immigration sentiment is exploited by demagogues. we should take the rhetoric seriously and answer boldly and clearly. but you shouldn't think that that is representative of how the american people think. >> it sounds like fearmongering, he's trying to demonize your father, scare people, and say he's somebody that's anti-immigration. >> i don't get it. how many more people have to die? you had 41 in turkey, tons in brussels, you had the world trade center. you have real immigration problems. its not just in the united states, it's around the world. my mom came here from a communist country. the difference is she came here legally and assimilated and worked and learned the language. it's not anti-immigration. it's keeping the bad guys out. it's keeping our country safe. >> it's a real problem. and then your

but there is this nice lady who sits on the board of eric trump's charitable foundation. she also happens to run the hat company. getting all those millions of dollars in trump campaign expenditures. the polite way to say this is, it's a racket. it's not designed to necessarily win the election. i don't know if it would be necessarily a problem to win the election. think about the merchandising opportunities in the oval office. but if he does end up winning, you can tell from the way the campaign is being run, you can tell because we've seen lots of campaigns like this before, you can tell that winning might happen. but it's not the aim. it would be a byproduct of what is the principal effort, which is to make money. donald trump is not the first person to do this. this is what newt gingrich did in 2012. frankly, it's easier to do on the republican side because of the monetizing of republican and conservative political celebrity thanks to fox news and lots of scammy right-wing media outlets in this country. that's part of the reason why republican presidential fields are s