geraldo rivera there. a quick programming note. fox news channel. bret baier has an interview with hillary clinton. we are going to bring you up to date on a story moving the market. the u.s.c. joint indicated it is open to talks to morning and the german company says it's willing to slash out $62 billion in cash. so this would be one of the biggest get-togethers ever. especially painful hard cash. with me now, the person who brings us the exclusive. charles gasparino. charlie: this was a closed conference. we spoke with attendees and received a deutsch bank private memos on his remarks. lately there has been almost no news on this. markets discounted the deal like it's not going to happen. bayer put up money but baumann says it's not enough. baumann said bayer is open to continue constructive discussions on the merger. they are prepared to proceed immediately with due diligence. here his where the rubber met the road. he said talks about take place in private for now. so there are talks between the two despite the fact that monsanto rejected the bi

geraldo rivera has more and a touching contribute. hey, geraldo. >> hi, everybody.g homes for heroes. >> well, this is an organization that provides miracles for wounded warriors. we have a special announcement. >> okay, we have the founder here. he was a rescue worker on 9/11. that's where his motivation comes from. now, how successful has your program been so far? >> i made a promise on 9/11 that i would serve my country and we started to do one home. i never thought it would turn out like this. we're about to get our hundredth home and we're on target, next two or three years, 250 homes. >> okay. we have to move quickly, jpmorgan chase, you have put up the money. how many have you funded? >> we have provided 1,000 mortgage free homes to the members. >> all right. stand up if you would. fernando ferriero wounded in afghanistan. 2011. some severe injuries. what's your housing situation right now? beautiful wife sarah and son stephen. >> now we're living in north carolina. >> you need -- you need a nice place, don't you? >> yeah. >> i think -- are you excited about

and, later, geraldo rivera with the very painful aftermath of so many people being killed in florida.t's up ahead as the factor continues all across the u.s.a. and all around the world. ♪ "dinner!" "may i be excused?" get the new xfinity tv app and for the first time ever stream live tv, watch on demand, and download your dvr shows anywhere. >>> campaign 2016 segment tonight, the orlando terror attack will have a direct bearing on the presidential vote. so we invited both hillary clinton and donald trump on the program this evening. mrs. clinton could not make it but donald trump joins us now from manchester, new hampshire. why do you think president obama is not fighting isis as aggressively as, perhaps, he could? >> i think nobody knows, bill. i have absolutely no idea. all i know is that he should be. why he doesn't fight it and why he doesn't fight it with strength and with vigor, nobody knows. that's certainly a topic of conversation for plenty of people. but he is not too long a good job. that is for sure. >> now, if you don't know, and i don't know either, although i think that

>> it geraldo rivera or bill o'reilly or someone's grandmother has a bond, they are not getting paidthing. >> that's not going to change any time soon. >> but if you keep -- >> -- reality, bolling. the interest rates are low as rivera just said. >> they have got to let them know. >> why not launch this big infrastructure campaign and hire a lot of people who are here legally. >> who is paying for it. >> americans. >> who is paying for it. >> americans. borrowing money for no. >> now you want the government to borrow on top of the $19 trillion we have already borrowed. a trillion dollars, 2 trillion to rebuild our infrastructure? >> yes. you do this, also. as a republican, i get that you don't -- the 19 trillion-dollar debt stuff. what you do is why not build bridges. >> here, you run a company, you build bridges your company. i will give you the right to build a bridge from here to saginaw. you can charge, make your money back. >> of course. >> and now i give you highway and i give you the right -- >> -- you privatize. >> i'm on board with that. >> all right, lock, so finally we got

on the ground in orlando is fox news senior correspondent geraldo rivera. geraldo, what's going on. >> sean, i don't think i credit the accounts of possible accomplices. i think that would be very -- very much out of the ordinary. i don't believe it. i think this was a lone wolf. and whether you think this story is about gun control or hate crime or muslim immigration or terrorism, one thing everybody agrees, that there are 102 families here in the orlando area who are grieving. >> it's about radical islam, geraldo. it's about radical islamists. >> let's take that, sean, and absolutely, it is about that. but it is also about these families that are grieving. take a look around. this is all one family. one of 102 families in the orlando area who either lost someone, one of the 49 who were murdered like this family or the 53 who were injured, most of whom now the wounded are recovering. this is the family of jimmy de jesus have a also a question. 50-year-old man, the relative is correcting me. 50-year-old man. is he a great dancer and young for his age, jimmy

. >> this is geraldo rivera reporting and he was the greatest and tonight the world mourns the heavy that was the best fighter of his generation. >> it is sad to see someone so great and magnificent. >> he stood

. >> this is geraldo rivera reporting and he was the greatest and tonight the world mourns the heavy weight champion that was the best fighter of his generation. >> it is sad to see someone so great and magnificent. >> he stood up. >> he gave us courage. and he stands up. >> and i remember so much about him and how he is the greatest. >> mohammed ali died last night at 74. he was the famous man in the world. and bridge builder and bridge breaker. and polarizing and anti- war activist who survived to make an epic comeback. >> i don't have a mark on my face and i am 22 years old. i am the greatest. >> only to be beaten finally by parkinson and he had a brutal pound ping. but rather than start to the sxend we'll hear tributes from everyone. >> last night a friend of mine died. mohammed ali. and donald trump who is a hard-core boxing fan. we start at the peaks of ali's legendary career. and a chance to go back in the battle a third time against joe frazier. >> all you will see is this. >> frazier won the first fight of the century. ali came back to win a bruising remarch in 1974. >> he w

." >> coming up on friday's "fox & friends," geraldo rivera will be with us.s us every friday. brand new dials. how they think president obama hillary clinton and donald trump have responded to the terror attack in orlando. we will have the latest from orlando. we are learning more about the shooter's wife, things we didn't know. plus john stossel, dr. keith ablow and our summer conference series. we have a busy three hours that kicks off about 13, 14 minutes from now. the channel you trust for your friday news. ♪ you're not gonna watch it! ♪ ♪ no, you're not gonna watch it! ♪ ♪ we can't let you download on the goooooo! ♪ ♪ you'll just have to miss it! ♪ yeah, you'll just have to miss it! ♪ ♪ we can't let you download... uh, no thanks. i have x1 from xfinity so... don't fall for directv. xfinity lets you download your shows from anywhere. i used to like that song. >> welcome back to "fox & friends." it is a big weekend at the box office hitting the big screens. fox news contributor and the founder of no tears.com. always good to see you. >> good morning to you

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greatest of all time. >> we have reaction pouring in from all around the world including our own geraldo riveraknow? and then count down to the california primary. it's heeating up in a big way. new poll numbers suggest hillary clinton should be worried about bernie sanders. a live report from california coming up. >>> and another hollywood actor attacks donald trump. >> is there a multiple simulation, how come we have to be in the way where donald trump becomes the republican nominee for president. can we like transfer to a different one? >> matt damon turning a commencement speech into a political one. and the first lady did it, too. we'll play the tape there. fox and friends hour four starts right now. ♪ >>> a sad day as the world says good-bye to the greatest of all-time, know ham hmohammauham boxer passing away last night at the hospital after being admitted with respiratory complications. >> the last 30 years or so, he battled against parkinson's disease. >> he was a record three-time heavyweight boxing champion of the world, he was 74 when he died in scottsdale, arizona. matt will be out

. >> this is geraldo rivera reporting and he was the greatest and tonight the world mourns the heavy weight champion that was the best fighter of his generation. >> it is sad to see someone so great and magnificent. >> he stood up. >> he gave us courage. and he stands up. >> and i remember so much about him and how he is the greatest. >> mohammed ali died last night at 74. he was the famous man in the world. and bridge builder and bridge breaker. and polarizing and anti- war activist who survived to make an epic comeback. >> i don't have a mark on my face and i am 22 years old. i am the greatest. >> only to be beaten finally by parkinson and he had a brutal pound ping. but rather than start to the sxend we'll hear tributes from everyone. >> last night a friend of mine died. mohammed ali. and donald trump who is a hard-core boxing fan. we start at the peaks of ali's legendary career. and a chance to go back in the battle a third time against joe frazier. >> all you will see is this. >> frazier won the first fight of the century. ali came back to win a bruising remarch in 1974. >> he w

the bush and obama administrations, jillian turner and we welcome back veteran correspondent geraldo rivera. you are "outnumbered". can i just say thank you. after a crazy morning, for making it here. >> a tree fell on my car. >> you weren't in it. and you weren't with anybody else but it was crushed. >> a tree fell on your car and you still made it to the "outnumbered" couch. >> that was this morning? oh my gosh! >> the car is flattened. great to have you here. let's get started with new development emerging in the orlando terror attack. multiple reports say omar mateen and his wife exchanged texts during the carnage at the nightclub, his wife asking him where are you, he responded do you see what is happening? no, she said. that omar mateen ending with i love you, babe. this as a florida gun store owner says his shop tipped off the fbi about a suspicious customer, they turned away six weeks before the orlando attack. they were alerted after a man they learned was omar mateen tried to buy body armor for law enforcement. and 1000 rounds of ammunition. since there was no sale, they did not c

and geraldo rivera is here to give us perspective on this war on terror which we don't seem to be acknowledgingming to you from 150 yards from were this massacre took place. too miss "fox & friends" starting in 8 minutes. the second his room is ready. so you know what he gives? i'll give you everything i've got and then some. he gives a hundred and ten percent! i'm confident this 10% can boost your market share. feel me lois? i'm feeling you. boom! look at that pie chart. the ready for you alert, only at laquinta.com. >>> welcome back to ""fox & friends first" and terror in orlando as a gunman opens fire inside a night club. another soft target like we saw in the paris attacks and the question now what can we do to protect these vulnerable areas? joining us now national security expert, jim hanson. another soft target similar to paris, what can we do to protect these areas? it really could happen anywhere. >> yeah, that's the problem. america is one giant soft target, so we cannot become an armed encampment and protect all these areas. what we have to do is identify the threat and go after it.

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. >> this is geraldo rivera reporting and he was the greatest and tonight the world mourns the heavythat was the best fighter of his generation. >> it is sad to see someone so great and magnificent. >> he stood

geraldo rivera hosts a special one-hour ali, 1942 to 2016, right here on fox news, 8:00 p.m. to talk to geraldo and get those really personal memories. it will obviously bring a lot of those back this evening. >> i will be watching. >>> still ahead, with just months to go before voters cast their ballots in the national election, a prospective third party candidate enters the scene. will this help or hurt donald trump for his quest to the white house? we will talk to our political panel up next. ying ] ugh. heartburn. sorry ma'am. no burning here. try new alka-seltzer heartburn relief gummies. they work fast and don't taste chalky. mmmm. incredible. looks tasty. you don't have heartburn. new alka-seltzer heartburn relief gummies. enjoy the relief. . . . . and i'm still struggling with my diabetes. i do my best to manage. but it's hard to keep up with it. your body and your diabetes change over time. your treatment plan may too. know your options. once-daily toujeo® is a long-acting insulin from the makers of lantus®. it releases slowly to provide consistent insulin levels for

i'm geraldo rivera reporting. it was a slaughter house. the pulse was filled with partygoers when the gunfire started at 2:00 this morning. special hatred in his twisted heart, omar mateen by name, chose his target well. relatives of the victims and survivors of the at least 50 -- and we've heard as many as 59, but at least 50 were murdered and the 53 who were injured, some grievously, the gunman blocked the exit so he could perpetrate his disgusting mayhem. eyewitnesss described the condition of the bodies as chopped to pieces by long, long periods of incessant gunfire during which victims were shot even as the killer omar mateen taunted police with the 911 call that might rank around history's greatest obscenities. we have interviews with senator marco rubio, governor rick scott, with attorney general pam bondi and many others. right now, listen to an eyewitness account of what that horror was like inside the pulse orlando nightclub this morning when that fiend opened fire. >> omthis man lost his dear frid jimmy. describe what happened,

. >> this is geraldo rivera reporting and he was the greatest and tonight the world mourns the heavyhe best fighter of his generation. >> it is sad to see someone so great and magnificent. >> he stood

and hashtag, one lucky guy, geraldo rivera will have an opinion or two. that's top of the hour. e that? jon: get out the megaphone. geraldo. jon: >> join us. jon: investigators coming closer to learn what happened to egyptair flight 804. egyptian officials confirm now seek search teams have recovered the flight data recorder a day after the cockpit voice recorder was located at the bottom of the mediterranean. 66 people were on that flight to cairo when it crashed in the mediterranean nearly a month ago. kathleen bangs joins me now, and aerospace journalist as well as a former airline training instructor and former commercial pilots. so they have the reporters kathleen. how long until we know what's on them, at least preliminarily. >> good afternoon john and what's so exciting about this is we heard they found the voice recorder but the voice recorder does not always give us the clues we need because obviously what can happen is the pilots can be in a state of panic and they're not trained to actually verbalize what is happening at the time. so sometimes the voice recorder does n

and joining us now, fox news senior correspondent geraldo rivera, fox news contributor tucker carlsondid you dress for the occasion or -- what is that? >> a benefit, a charity. >> you know, here's my take. seriously, i'm listening very closely. i'm thinking, oh, wall street, main street. you know, she goes through all these things. i'm like, what are you talking about? this woman made more money $225,000 a pop giving more wall street banker speeches than anybody in the history of man kind. her and her husband in two years made $50 million sucking up to these people. >> well -- >> come on. >> preaching the gospel. i think it is important and it might wear down some of the glow from this admittedly historic evening. >> i thought the trump speech was far more interesting. >> our friend must stop self-inflicting injuries on himself which he has done. he must grow the republican party, not shrink it. and i think with her tone and the tenner reaching out to the sanders voters -- >> she can claim that donald trump's temporarily unfit to be president but there's a secret service guy that watc

eric bolling and geraldo rivera. do you think this crooked hillary thing is going to stick?e the expression harsh it goes way beyond harsh. he accused her of prescribery and essentially of treason. of selling out state department favors in exchange for money donated either paid in the form of speeches or donated to the clinton foundation. >> that's harsh though, isn't that harsh. >> bribery, treason, how about being accomplice to murder. essentially accusing her of ignoring. >> i wouldn't say accomplice. as an attorney you have to be careful. >> put aside the fact checking aspects of what trump did, i think from a purely red meat political point of view, a declaration of war, it was effective. he is saying forget about all the transgressions and the mexican judge and all the other trouble i have gotten myself into in the last several weeks, i'm going after hillary clinton and i'm sure paul ryan was breathe ago sigh of relief i believe americans understand rhetoric and i said harsh he didn't come up and make a personal attack like you said. it was insinuation she is this. you

the top story tonight, geraldo rivera is standing by. you've been down there a few hours. what has struck you emotionally? >> reporter: what struck me, the most profoundly, bill, is the fact that this is the existential threat to the united states. omar mateen, born in new york city, his father a well-known afghan politician who happens to be here in florida. the fact that this man, this monster could take it upon himself to begin the slaughter, just picking the softest target he could find, pulse orlando, the nightclub, just about half a mile from where i'm standing now, in front of the regional hospital, the trauma center where they brought the victims, was jammed this morning at 2:00 shortly after 2:00 when omar mateen walked in and began firing. shortly after he began firing, some uniformed orlando cops happened on the area. what ensued was a gunfight, as you've described. so picture the packed nightclub where many of the grieving victims, people who came up to me just sobbing and crying and, oh, my god, it's my brother, it's my son, it's my nephew, those people compla

reaction, with us here in new york city geraldo rivera and eric bolling. what say you, bolling?where do i start, bill? you said the press should push trump and others. the problem with that they do push trump and they push trump hard they don't push others nearly as hard as trump. the clinton foundation is rife with scandal and corruption. there have been accusations. >> they have been reporting on it by the major newspapers. >> did you see how vehement when donald trump explained he went through the 41 charities that he donated these $5.6 million to. he opens up the questions and they were jumping out of their seat attacking him saying why wasn't it distributed faster? who got the money? why did they get the money? instead of. >> that's legitimate question. >> they are not illegitimate questions. >> and hillary clinton gets a colonoscopy every day by the press. >> if donald trump doesn't vet every one of these charities, sends a million dollars to some dark site with some bad intentions, god forbid it's an isis group, they would say, this is he not fit to be commanders and chie

with us here for reaction in new york city eric bolling and geraldo rivera. quibbles, bolling. >> you are spot on on almost all of it. it is personal. donald trump is getting a lot of attention because of this no holds barred antipolitically correct rhetoric that he wants to throw out there and it's working for him. i will take exception with the one thing you said you think it will be a low turnout election night. i think it's going to be record turnout. >> that's speculation. >> of course it is. the primary has proved it. people are incensed on both sides. you are so right though. if you say you think trump may be right in this area right here this little thing right there they attack you. >> on the left? >> no. some on the center right will attack you too because they hate trump too. >> 70% don't like trump. >> well, how about. >> the right doesn't like him and the left that doesn't like him. i have lost more friends in this election cycle than ever before. >> i haven't lost any friends because i haven't had any to start with. that's what they were going t

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i'm geraldo rivera reporting. it was a slaughter house. was filled with partygoers when the gunfire started at 2:00 this morning. special hatred

geraldo rivera is joining us this morning. >> an attorney. >> we're going to get your reaction to this. should the hue and cry of this, is this wrong? having a 30-minute meeting. >> those are two questions, clayton. >> good morning, steve and kathy and clayton. we send our love to you on your 30th. you are two of the nicest people that i've met. certainly in the half century in the news. >> thank you very much. >> our love to you. as an attorney, it stinks. the fact that we're talking about their meeting is evidence that ipso facto as they say in the law, by its very nature, it's fundamentally an unsound stinky thing for them to do. should the attorney general of united states recuse herself from the case that the justice department is proning? no. that goes too far. she's not the active attorney on the case. although -- >> she's the boss. >> beyond a doubt that politics do color prosecutions. there's no doubt about that. that happens in all administrations. this never should have happened. she should have known better. it is a gross embarrassment to her. in terms of legally, if you're

catch geraldo rivera's eye -- >> i love that. ddle of deep thought. >> union jack -- >> you remind me that what the implications of this, people have to understand that northern ireland wanted to stay in europe because the rest of ireland is in europe. northern ireland which famously is part of the united kingdom and fought and these troubles, is northern ireland going to say i'm staying with ireland, i'm not staying with england, i'm irish. ireland staying and the same thing with scotland. we had a vote, scotland was going to leave. they defeated that referendum, scottish independence, is scotland going to leave? are we watching the dismemberment of the united kingdom? >> if they work in southern ireland, there's a big chunk that do, and they have to go through customs. >> that's right. going back to what i said about politics here, the immigration issue as i have discovered here at fox and on this couch and elsewhere in this building and in my travels around the country is a potent issue. it is something that makes people crazy

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they'd worked out how -- [laughter] then you also have geraldo rivera, senator schumer, and i was giving a speech, and i was saying, wait, is that the governor, is that the senator? i think half of them were there to make sure that this guy who had been dog them for so long -- dog them for so long was with actually retiring. [laughter] but just a few words of what juan had to say a few months ago when he was the first latino journalist inducted into the new york journalism hall of fame, and -- [applause] you know, we, democracy now, there was cbs and "the new york times," but we had two tables. and we were so excited when he stood up. his words, i think, also very much, pressed the mission of democracy now. going to where the silence is. and the theme of printers row, of this literary festival. people telling their stories. he said i figured my modest contribution would be not writing about outcast neighborhoods, but from them; not simply to entertain, but to change; not after the fact, but before it when coverage could still make a difference. he said, i've tried to use as many of my co

. >> fox news legend, geraldo rivera. >> bikinis are so distracting. >> ty are.uence in my life but the beach boys -- here i was as a new york kid. i had never been to new jersey. i moved to california because of the beach boys in pursuit of that ideal world. >> right. >> you haven't changed. the music continues to lift you up. >> just as evocative. >> but california has changed a lot. as evidence, you probably saw the video from yesterday. >> deeply disturbed by it. >> why the mexican flags? this looked like an anti-american protest, not just an anti-trump protest. >> i think the mexican flags are defensible -- if you see st. patrick's day, you see the ireland flags. >> and the violence is the worst thing that can happen to the democrats. every time you see a -- an anti-donald trump protester using violence or spreading anarchy, disruption -- it makes me sick. it drives voters to trump. it accomplishes exactly the opposite to the intended effect. it is absolutely beyond the pale and inexcusable. it reminds me of -- as a student of politics you remember 1968, the

." ♪ >>> yep, that is george hamilton without a shirt and sitting on a beach with geraldo rivera, also what are you going to do? not do the interview? >> this is what people wore out in malibu back in the '70s. >> i lived through it, i remember it. listen, it was historic when the two of them were on the show a month or two ago. george hamilton is going to join us again. another little bit of history. he is about to reveal a huge secret impacting american culture. >> brian, you have to have something to say about that picture. >> no. i think the picture says it all. let's go to abby huntsman. >> they looked pretty good in the photo. i think they look pretty good. >>> we have some headlines to bring you this morning. we begin with a fox news alert. the video is disgusting. u.s. sailors forced to their knees by iran and now they're being punished? the sailors made a series of embarrassing decisions that made the u.s. look weak. well, now more than half of them are facing disciplinary action. this after the obama administration thank iran for how the country treated our sailors. >>> also

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. >>> somebody else who tweets unfortunately many things, geraldo rivera joins us right now live from miami. what do you make of the president coming out yesterday and endorsing hillary? we knew this was coming, it was a deal he made with bill clinton four years ago. >> first of all, steve, i don't know exactly what you were referring to when you said alluded to the fact that i tweet over much. at 2:00 in the morning with maybe not quite enough clothing on. but -- [ laughter ] i think that in 2000, al gore made a serious mistake not taking bill clinton's endorsement, not wrapping himself around -- >> it was a sex scandal. >> yes, while that is absolutely true, the fact of the matter is that bill clinton was still reasonably popular. as i recall he was like 60% in the popularity. i think also with president obama he has picked up -- he's finally above 50% for first final since 2013. it's not bad idea for hillary clinton to do her best to wrap herself around the incumbent president and let the voters -- if the obama thing is positive to you it might make you more apt to vote for secreta