dick grasso would have said that rudy giuliani would have certainly. david: said it on air with neil. even if there is nothing to say you come out and say we nothing to say and answer questions. >> markets to calm down. david: what is that, todd? >> the markets weren't affected. they traded purely. we had normal volume all. you might have had one dip at the close when they shut down the nyse for at 11:30 this morning. but at end of the day markets traded and functioning. everybody got out what they wanted to get out. >> this doesn't rival "flash crash" not even close. >> not even close. >> minor league baseball. >> not even close. not even close. >> nasdaq, nasdaq screw-up, was that a year ago? literally the way that was played out you couldn't trade nasdaq listed stocks because of their pricing mechanism. david: hold on. we were talking earlier about retail investor. i know they're playing a minor role in this market today. we think that is a problem. nobody is more in touch with retail investor that our friend gary kaltbaum. he is available now to ta

it in many republicans condemned his comments but he is finding support from some including rudy giuliani and ted cruz. >> i know he's a very good man, unbiased, unprejudiced man. however, he said it, maybe he could have said it better. i would have said it differently, but i do think he has gotten on to an issue that is important which is making our borders secure. >> from my perspective i like donald trump. i think he is bold and brash and i commend him for shining a light on an issue the washington cartel doesn't want to discuss, and namely that's the problems of illegal immigration, namely that is the refusal of our government to actually secure the border. >> what is interesting is these reports, suspect it, that donald trump maybe employing uncomed immigrants to build his new luxury hotel in washington, d.c. >> this is according to the "washington post." it said the information came from several workers who were at the kruk site. here's our joe jones with more. >> reporter: just blocks from the white house in downtown washington, real estate mogul donald trump is turning the old pos

rudy giuliani joins us from phoenix.ration you kept an eye on what was going on in mosques and churches and elsewhere in illegal fashion. now, can't do that anymore. >> yeah i started that program, reversed policy new york city had of not putting police in mosques and was criticized for it. we did it 20 years. de blasio stopped it a year and a half ago. i noticed your prior guest dr. gorka pointed out quite wisely one of the things that helped us. the reason we did it was simple steve. the 1993 bombing of the world trade center by islamic extremist terrorists was organized in a mosque in union city new jersey sentenced to 100 years in prison was in a mosque in new jersey. i can't imagine why you'd be offended by police being at a mosque church synagogue. you would probably want them there if you were practicing your religion in a way that was peaceful beautiful, enlightening. i found the whole idea that you couldn't put police in mosques absurd. and that's only the beginning of it. i thought dr. gorka was right on point.

the rents are high because new york is safer thanks to giuliani and bloomberg but maybe de blasio wantsis plan? if streets get uglier and messier perhaps the rents will drop. but the real solution we have to get these poor people the real help that they need pretending that living on the treat is a sane choice is a coward's copout. let's resurrect asylums and create places for people who are a take to themselves and others. if you disagree with me it's only because you haven't experienced this. when you do it will be on you in more ways than one. >> okay so kimberly -- >> i knew it. >> even in this building there are people upset with "the post." they think it's attacking the homeless. it's exposing a sick person who needs help. >> obviously. i mean if you can see past it so you want to like hide it sweep it under the rug, no, this is what's happening. wake up take a look and how about de blasio accepting some responsibility. that is not compassionate or understanding to allow people to be on the streets suffering, cold wet, tired, hungry sick. not getting the proper medication and care

rudy giuliani is the former mayor of new york and knows trump well. thanks for coming on. hillary clinton was asked about donald trump's comments on immigration. here's what she said. >> i'm very disappointed in those comments. and i feel very bad and very disappointed with him and with the republican party for not responding immediately and saying enough, stop it. but they are all, you know, in the same general area on immigration, you know. they don't want to provide a path to citizenship. they range across a spectrum of being either grudgingly welcome or hostile toward immigrants. and i'm going to talk about comprehensive immigration reform. i'm going to talk about all of the good, law-abiding, productive members of the immigrant community that i personally know, that i've met over the course of my life that i would like to see have a path to citizenship. >> mr. mayor, what do you think of that? you're chuckling away there. what do you think of hillary's attack on your base, the guy from new york that's making all the noise right now? >> her general statement about the

i would agree with rudy giuliani let's do it. he wants the fight we'll finish it. >> we can do it anytime. the larger policy question is -- do you want to put american boots on the ground? >> yes. >> this is a larger conversation. >> i would say yes. >> how many kids do you need? >> how many kids in troops? >> how many kids have already died in the middle east? >> you know what? they sign up for the military to go fight people like isis. this is why they sign up. >> this is a volunteer army. nobody is forcing anybody to go. >> did i make the case for winning it without an american boot on the ground? maybe you'd need them. i don't know. put some arab boots on the ground. listen. raqqa is their headquarters where they train people. wipe that city out. yes, there's going to be class al damage. there'll be women and children who die if you wipe the city out. they know the risks when they're living among isis. >> get out. >> they go hang out with isis. >> is that going to rebuild the middle east? that is going to provide stability? >

in the summer of 2007 rudy giuliani was leading the republican field with more than 30% of the convenienthen fred thompson seized the lead from him a few months later at 19% and not of them captured a single state. in the summer of 2011 michele bachmann 17% and herman cain remember that? he had 23% of the vote later but both candidates failed to win even a single state. ohio governor john kasich is the 16th candidate to enter the republican field. he kicked off his campaign with a rally at ohio state university his alma mater and hit the ground running with a town hall event in new hampshire where he touted his experience and can-do attitude. >> this is going to be fine. we just have to get people to believe again and it's not about -- you know, you come here because i'm running for president, okay? i'll do my part. but if you think we can fix this country from the top down we're wrong. it gets fixed from the bottom up. >> kasich says his blend of conservativism separates him from the rest of the republican field. >>> hillary clinton raking in the campaign cash in the sunshine state. the

neil: now rudy giuliani, who's been through more than a few crises of his own, has kept his cool and calm through them all, including a few wall street snafus. now, we had after 9/11, you know, trading deliberately halted and stopped for -- >> about four days. neil: four days, right? and that was very different, and that was a deliberate move on the part to just -- >> could have been put back up on thursday. interesting -- neil: and you were not thinking we were rushing it. >> i was not in favor of rushing it, neither was dick. the president wanted it up on thursday, and when i spoke to dick and we went over it, it probably would have worked, but it might not have. and if it didn't, it would have created a disaster. neil: even though the first day of trading was a bludgeoning. but it worked, orders got through. >> the concern was halfway through the day it would go can out. there was no power to lower manhattan, so all the power being generated for the stock exchange was coming from an outside generator. neil: they're obviously taking, rudy, their time. just follow through here. what

rudy giuliani chimed in. >> he hit on the right point. i would have said it differently. i certainly think it doesn't reflect on donald trump as a man who is a charitable and good man. i'm sure he had a chance to reverse it. most of the people who come if are good people. >> rudy giuliani made the comments at trump's new golf course in the bronx not long before trump's presidential campaign released a lengthy statement defending, not reversing, his initial comments about mexican immigrants claiming the mexican government is forcing the most unwanted people into the united states and tremendous infectious disease is pouring across the border. i'm joined by hunter walker who got the chance to interview donald trump yesterday. how are you? >> not bad. how are you? >> trump has tethered himself to this position that some unspecified percentage, the majority perhaps are rapists,er carrying disease, criminals, the worst. and the other idea that the hex can government is calling people into a room saying you guys go north. he seems to be committed to the position. >> in both the

joining us former mayor rudy giuliani. you. >> nice to see you. >> horrifying. >> it is horrifying but it's a conspiracy. it's a pack of wolves. they have a consistent philosophy. it was written about in the past. isis has carried it out which is you go ahead and self motivate these people and all of a sudden we have what we call like when we used to pros indicate cases, a conspiracy. they may not know each other but they join a conspiracy to impose the islamic law on us. they buy into it and kill. this is a big, big problem and it's very hard to detect because it's individuals who are getting motivated by it. >> even more horrifying it's not like one of them says gorks do it. it's more like they put it out in the atmosphere that this is a good thing to do and it has a large net. people are picking it up thinking this is going to get me something. >> on the day of september 11th this is what myself and the police commissioner were worried about, that it would self-activate these people. al qaeda never quite got how do it.

. >> are you against local cities like new york city with giuliani where they didn't turn in everybody every time there is a police incident? how strong would you be in terms of turning people in to i.c.e.? >> look, sanctuary cities are wrong. the stiff san francisco. we've sustain murder of kate that steinle out on the pier and murdered. san francisco proudly calls itself a sanctuary city with the career murderer of kate steinle. the federal government asked that he be deported and the stiff san francisco refused that violated federal law and kate steinle is dead because of it. and i've joined with a number of senators to provide that federal funds will not be provided to cities and local jurisdictions that defy, that actively frustrate federal law. >> when somebody is arrested in a locale like san francisco or new york, if they're arrested and they find out that they're not here legally should they be turned over to the immigration authorities? >> i think we should enforce federal immigration laws. >> so cities should turn them over. >> i think we should comply with the law. it is an

i think rudy giuliani pointed this out last week. i'll throw this to you. good profiling means you go after their radical ideology. not their race. not their religion. >> absolutely. i mean i think this is something we really need to do better on. we need the president to be talking more directly about this as the issue, naming the enemy in this case. i think democrats and republicans can agree about that. going after the ideology we need to get tougher. i've heard a lot of people talking about how we won the propaganda war during the cold war. we need to be using a lot of the same infrastructures that we did then so we can get our message out. >> i want to bring one more topic in. hang on guys. let's bring this up again. i think it's important. let's take a look at the picture of the front of one of the places that was shot up. take a look at the store right will there. right there on there it's a gun. it's a no gun zone. it's a military installation. i want to take you around the block and start with wayne. your thoughts on letting these military personne

. >> are you against local cities like new york city with giuliani where they didn't turn in everybody every time there is a police incident? how strong would you be in terms of turning people in to i.c.e.? >> look, sanctuary cities are wrong. the city of san francisco, we've seen the murder of kate steinle on the pier, shot and murdered. san francisco is a city that proudly calls itself a sanctuary city. with the case of the illegal immigrant and career criminal who murdered kate steinle, the federal government put in a request when he is released they would be notified so he could be deported and the city of san francisco refused to honor that detainer defied federal law and kate steinle is dead because of it. and i've joined with a number of senators to provide that federal funds will not be provided to cities and local jurisdictions that defy, that actively frustrate federal law. and that in effect release violent criminals to endanger the safety and security of men and women across this country. >> when somebody is arrested in a locale like san francisco or new york, if they're ar

with us the former mayor of new york city rudy giuliani.t of all, am i overstating it when i hold the mayor and city supervisors of san francisco partially responsible for this young woman's death. >> there is no excuse for someone who has a criminal conviction who is accused of a crime. there is no excuse for not keeping the person in custody. >> that's what i was going to say. >> when asked to keep them in custody. i have been on every side of this issue for 25 years including at one time in charge of immigration and naturalization service as an associate attorney general. i dealt with it as a prosecutor. prosecuted many of them and also as a mayor. and the simple fact is the only way this stops is we have got to stop it at the border. we have got to stop illegal immigrants from coming into the united states. it would be simpler to do that than it was to reduce crime by 60% in new york. >> okay. we will get to that in a moment. and i think most of our viewers and certainly i want to stop the border craziness. but, you wouldn't oppose kate

tell rudy giuliani hi. i love him.ou get more incredible. >> thank you kevin. geraldo rivera is coming up next talking about immigration and ariana grande's new apology after her disgusting doughnut shop outing. nope ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ every backyard comes together around a grill and kingsford charcoal. gather 'round. if you're suffering from constipation or irregularity powders may take days to work. for gentle overnight relief, try dulcolax laxative tablets. ducolax provides gentle overnight relief, unlike miralax that can take up to 3 days. dulcolax, designed for dependable relief. >>> good morning to you. it is friday july 10th. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. when freddie gray, michael brown, and trayvon martin died, the white house was there. when kate steinle was killed by an illegal immigrant this. where is president obama? >>> meanwhile, after she was caught on camera saying she hates america, ariana grande is on camera saying she's sorry, kind of again. >> i'm never been prouder to be america with the advances we've made in t

republican voters, certainly in their responses to pollsters in 2007 in july at this point, rudy giulianipolls with 34%. way higher than donald trump is now. last cycle, 2011, michele bachmann was a front runner. a point ahead of mitt romney at this point. so, this, as we look at these polls now, the ones that show donald trump on top, they seem like the old rudy giuliani polls. >> you know what happens when you peak early. you peak too early and fall along the wayside. donald trump, i have a feeling, he's going to be the gift that keeps giving. he's going to find a way to reinvent himself. this is a man who has done this a lot in his political -- in his business career, now political career. so i think we will see the next crucial point for the 16 contenders to include donald trump will be the debates where there are ten people standing up. i believe donald trump will have a binder of skeletons in his binder for every candidate that's on the stage. to make himself stand out and to do what he did, like he did to senator graham with the phone. giving out his phone number. i believe donald

. >> i'm not happy with rudy giuliani. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hi bill o'reilly. is the senate looking out for us? that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. when the republicans took over the senate, many americans were relieved. that's because the former senate majority leader harry reid blocked a lot of legislation that could have greatly improved the country. in some quarters, reid is perceived to be a villain. now there are charges that the republican senate leader mitch mcconnell is doing the psalm thing that reid did. >> he blocked my amendment to defund planned parenthood in the wake of these gruesome videos where they appear to admit to multiple felonies. we should be defunding them and we should defund them this week. he blocked amendments to end sanctuary cities, to cut off funding. he blocked my amendment for kate's law. >> now the reason mcconnell blocked those things is that he did not want the bills attached to highway legislation which would provide $350 billion to rebuild the n

mark: you represented rudy giuliani, john kasich, etc. i'm struck by him always.e is so preternaturally calm. the biggest day of his political life, in some ways, and he couldn't be more calm. where does that come from? ed: if you talk to people in iowa, where they identify with that little bit more going back to ronald reagan another president that was from the midwest and had that midwestern [indiscernible] i think he is comfortable. he knows what he believes and why he believes it. when he comes to the conclusion he can make a difference, he is all in, and people like that. mark: you got a little attention in "the new york times" saying that people don't necessarily think about him as smart sophisticated and you said, "we are working on that." ed: one of the things i see quite a bit is by the end of the conversation with him, people say he is approachable. that's the gold standard of he is really connecting with people. he was wanting to go off on a tangent. you know scott. you've had discussions with him. he's very smart. mark: do people seem to care about hav

al: the closest analogy is rudy giuliani. he was a colossal failure.ohn: let's look at another piece of video. this is a list of highlights his highlight reel for the garden state. chris christie: unlike some people who offer themselves for the presidency in 2016, you are not going to have to wonder whether i can do it or not. in new jersey as governor i stood up against economic calamity and unprecedented natural disaster. we balanced six budgets in a row, we make difficult decisions to reform pensions and continue the fight today. we have stood together against each and every person, every cynic who said why are you wasting your time, this state is not governable, we prove not only should you go for the state, you can lead it to a better day and that was what we have done together. john: if we were in a courtroom and i just heard that speech i would say counselor i object. then i would say you have had nine credit rating downgrade s since you have been in all those, 0% economic growth in the past year, and unemployment rate over the national average.

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we spoke to rudy giuliani a short time ago. he said he could see donald trump as president.at republicans are backing off their harsh criticism to an extent they're letting this play out a bit more? >> no. i think there are many folks inside the republican party, i think they're putting a premium on two things. electability. they very much want to win in 2016. and governing. they don't think donald trump is representative of the party on the issue of governing. he is a celebrity. he's interested in getting attention for himself but he's not serious about governing and not serious about where he would take the country. so i think you'll see folks like rudy giuliani from new york may have had a long-time relationship and a friend of donald trump who will say nice things. many believe that's the way to get donald trump out of the race. don't give him compliments. eventually he'll go away. i think others in the party believe we need a confrontation. you saw that from rick perry. we need a confrontation and somebody who does a better job of representing conservetism. >> kevin is

guest: i think there has been a lot of talk about giuliani approach with his campaign ended up being a disaster wants primaries rolled around. in this case, giuliani effectively waited insult -- until florida could really compete in the state and rode up all the early states. by the time it got to florida, the entire race had passed him by. if the current thinking is that florida is going to be a battle royale between jeb bush and marco rubio and most of the candidates will sit about, there -- candidates will sit out there will be one crucial difference. either jeb bush or marco rubio would have to win lord at, -- would have to win florida so so somebody would win florida. , giuliani did not even win florida but he did get a respectable third place. there would be a possibility that that could be a more viable strategy. i think of that even if you are as well-known as a jeb bush and florida's a state you may be able to win, if some other candidate ends up sweeping those early states are winning the bulk of those early states that come before florida, the race could end up passing by.

so crazy that rudy giuliani was really ripping the nyse for how it was handling the whole thing. rudy from yesterday. what do you make of all of this? >> they haven't, unfortunately, thought out crisis management. even in the most basic level of crisis management which is you have to have thought out who's your speaker, who's your public face, who is going to explain how much you know, how much you can give away. neil: craig smith, that's what you were saying, right? the communication is key, and on that key point they failed. what do you make of that? >> absolutely. the mayor was correct, neil. e mean, look at the nyse. they were negligent and cryptic at best and maybe even deceptive at worst. neil: what if they didn't know, as they didn't, they didn't know -- >> well, no, no. neil: being cautious, what do you think? >> no, that's not true, neil, because look, fox business news -- which, by the way, i spent five hours yesterday in a car listening to fbn, no commercial breaks, the best coverage on this that i've ever seen before. neil: you are now a permanent guest. in fact, you

these are air giulianis. you can have them, my brother. >> never stops. the city never sleeps. >> while cell inspections are routine at all the jails and prisons profiled on "lockup," they were conducted with a military-like show of force at rikers. first, the emergency response team marches to the cell block in full riot gear, armed with high-voltage stun shields. they secure the area and provide an intimidating presence for any inmates who might be tempted to resist. then, a team of correctional officers moves into the cells to begin their inspections. >> the last time they came in here, went in everybody's cell and took everything out of their cell and threw it in a tin. after it was done, there was 48 people's property mixed up in the middle of the floor, personal clothes, legal work. what's important, they said, this is how we dish. >> while the inspections anger many inmates, they are conducted for safety. the primary goal is to uncover weapons. and they're often successful. >> contraband weapons, approximately 5 inches long, sharpened metal, found

what terry duffy and rudy giuliani said was absolutely right. because it is a symbol, it's symbolic, the opening and close is symbolic, that from that standpoint it would have been nice for jeff sprecher to come out and tell the american people, yes, we have a problem here with one part of our market, but everything is a-okay because you can trade elsewhere, including our electronic platform. liz: right. i need to -- okay, let me bring in nicole to. nicole, again, we do have a situation here as we look. the markets now down 226 for the dow, we've got the s&p down about 30 points. what are you hearing? >> well, first of all, i just was at the post, post 11 which has the more lightly-traded stocks, they're opening them one at a time, one by one. and so far there have been no issues. and the idea here was to test out that group. assuming that goes well, list, then they're going to open the bigger names. so far it seems to be going good, going well and getting a thumb's up still from that post down there, so so far so good. assuming that goes well,

difficult place for companies to operate joining the conversation former new york city mayor rudy giulianisee. >> you good to see you. maria: thank you so much joining us on paper iran's a law or for businesses undeniable 80 million people the culture legal hurdles have not changed. >> you want to turn on television watch some won's headed chopped off a nice place going aknow a great deal about iran case i work with a group iranian resistance movement six years irget a good deal of information, from inside iran unfortunately, some of the members have been are trwartiola prepared for this is never caught cheating 01 0shgs 3 0shgs 5 a reactor well below the ground people caught him were misrepresents of the nek, part of iranian resistance movement, last two years systematically sorted, as well as a lot of other people, very few people know this because the american media doesn't bother to pay attention, more people have been killed under rouhani th ahmadinejad discussions increased two years compared to ones ahmadinejad you want to know why? two reasons first of all, rockers have rouhani pre

rudy giuliani tied third followed by rand paul. herman kain.t gingrich travelled by a wide marvel. this emerged on top. newt gingrich. santorum with the 2% going on to win in iowa. donald trump changed his political affiliation five times. the recent being 2011, records obtained by the smoking gun. >> a strategist and former aid to new jersey is a republican strategist. thank you both for being here. i begin with you. names like bokman and herman are part of the political and historical landscape. is it proof that we are wrong to focus on who is surging and who is losing this far out. >> it's a different race to 2012. the lead seemed to change. everyone had his or her turn, and it went to the next candidate. it's not happened. donald trump had a time on top in 2012. what happened here though is trump effectively froze the field. second-tear candidates are having trouble getting the message out. >> is he freezing the field because other candidates are oh hum. >> he's a train wreck, americans love a train wreck. this is donald trump, he's not a s

the era of new york that you write about is a pre-giuliani, pre-cleaned up new york, pre everything that we now, disneyland kind of new york. it was the old rough and tumble and more interesting new york, right? >> yeah. definitely. it's -- yeah, 42nd street times square was -- still had this, sort of like that show, b movie. >> hookers and the drugs, right? that was when new york was new york, right? >> yeah, before disneyland moved in. >> right. but also the music scene in new york and the club scene in new york, which was important to you all getting going as a band. i was really interested in the distinction you made. i swear i had not thought of it this way or heard this. no wave as a genere of music? >> yeah. i mean, it's hard to describe no wave, like bands like teenage jesus and the jerks and dna and mars and suicide and -- but it was a very dissonant, kind of deconstructed rock sound. >> yeah. >> it wasn't -- there was -- a lot of it was really dense. and it was very -- almost like abstract expressionism in music. >> yeah. >> with vocals. >> there's that art influence again, rig

we're coming up over the next three hours, former new york city mayor rudy giuliani ruling on the sanctuarys them to. >>> a veteran booted out of his apartment due to a service dog. we'll give you the inside story. for example, there are 205 campaigns and he doesn't use ticker tape. >> bret michael has gone country. he's going to be huge in playing his picks with some great country twang and this guy named giraldo rivera. listen in. >> rng good morning to you. it's now 10 minutes before the hour. a terrifying site that no airliner passenger wants to see during take-off. watch this. oh goodness. those are flames shooting out one of the engines of this boston-bond southwest airlines flight. travelers say they felt a huge explosion on board and rumbling as the plane spun down the runway. the. >> the fire trucks came over and it's crazy. >> i was actually freaking out because i don't like flying that much anyway and i saw that go off. i thought i was going to die. >> debris being sucked into the engine is being eyed as a possible cause. >>> brand-new surveillance obtained by tmz shows jenner's

rudy giuliani. >> we pray for a safe 4th of july. martha: absolutely we do. with you on that. sir. bill: police have given all clear there in washington after lockdown of the u.s. navy yard. huge police response. a lot of confusion over past several hours after someone called in to report shots fired. we're back with the press statement. >>> also the not so friendly skies, are they not so friendly? the feds are investigating whether or not whether the sky-high air fares are caused by fraud. >> this is a free market but the public has to travel and if there is a fixed price going on amongst the airlines it isanno nobody's best interest but the airlines.s. life reimagined gives you tools and support to get the career you'll love. find more real possibilities at aarp.org/possibilities. martha: strange morning unfolding really in washington, d.c.p we're awaiting for an update from navy officials. the all-clear is given at navy yard in washington, d.c. we can tell you at 10:45 a.m. eastern time the head of police, chief lanier, will step in front of the microphones and explain a li

sandra: ashley, to quote eric giuliani yesterday and "mornings with maria," the best thing i can remandk people, go back to work. it is sort of true, right? we will leave it at that. let's get you caught the global market action this morning. people do need to get doppler, but there is some optimism as we debate the latest on the greek ideal. the ftse, cac dax all higher. u.s. stock market futures like as well. we are a peer, dow futures up 136 pointed to a higher rope in. keith olbermann and espn calling it quits again less than two years after rejoining. as for his contract will not be removed. if a third-party caveat renegotiations to bar commentary from olbermann and espn late-night talk shows. looking to cut costs after a man days company, disney took up $100 million from the budget next year and $270 million in 2017. paramount pictures reaching a deal to get new films into homes much more quickly. boren is following all of that. lauren: if you are too cheap to go to the movies or you're sick of waiting for new releases to hit on demand or streaming, paramount pictures will stream

. >>> former mayor rudy giuliani says there's no immediate connection between these two men but both inspired the same extremist ideology. >> it is horrifying but it is part of a conspiracy. the lone wolf thing is way gone it is a pack. the conspiracy is to impose the islamic religion on us. they buy into it and kill as a result of it. >> in the last month they have ties to isis. >> right now the u.s. is seeing a surge in syrian refugees and asylum to the country's civil war there. there are growing concerns of whether they can vet and track them. what can you tell us about what? >> according to the state department nearly 900 syrian refugees have been reset elled in the u.s. this year alone. normally that number is under 30. we have seen a huge increase since the start of the syrian civil war. the home land subcommittee says a vast majority do not have ties to terror groups. there's a number of concerns especially since they continue to grow. >> new details in it the prison break that mark the 3 week multi state manhunt. she pleaded guilty to helping rich afterward matt and david sw

if it were then we would be talking about president giuliani giuliani president hillary clinton, president romney. we're not talking about those guys. it wasn't thompson, wasn't romney wasn't hillary. in this stage when people are leading, they rarely end up getting the nomination and rarely end up getting the presidency. >> one issue where you made a halmark in your campaign and the issue of dealing with iran i've known you for a long time and saw you in the middle east back in 2010 and you've been talking about it day in and day out, you just released this video on vine. take a look. not a strategy. you made it pretty clear governor. >> you trying to do and the use of the cartoon was to take a lighthearted jab at something deathly serious. deathly serious is that this deal i've read all 159 pages of it. this is a deadly deal not just for israel and it certainly is for them. this is a deadly deal for the world. the iranians can't be trusted. especially i think, israel has a right to be concerned. we should be concerned because we have a great historical president. when people are saying t

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the police commissioner who worked with giuliani 20 years ago said hey, would you get a brain?hat stuff is it is the gateway to other crime and it is not just new york. the new york murder race hats increased by 20%. baltimore, chicago, new orleans, 39 houston, 53 and milwaukee, murder rate up 92% in just a year. >> commissioner bratton, a friend of mine. he knows how to get this done as well. his hands are being tied. towed fight to get more law enforcement officers. public safety budgets across america for the last ten years have been cut, cut, cut. now we're feeling the pinch. so if they want to save the city, and i'll tell you. the thing that bothers me the most. you can't turn these on and off like a switch. once they lose control of these cities it is very hard to get them back. the people making these foolish decisions, they were not around in the 70s and 80s when new york was unlivable until finally they decided to clean it up. one this thing goes the way it's going. when i made that come in february there was no starting revelation on my part. but it was based on my 37

giuliani did not even win florida but he did get a respectable third place.here would be a possibility that that could be a more viable strategy. i think of that even if you are as well-known as a jeb bush and florida's a state you may be able to win, if some other candidate ends up sweeping those early states are winning the bulk of those early states that come before florida, the race could end up passing by. i think jeb is probably the weakest establishment candidate we have seen and frankly, it has been -- there has been better campaigns since 2008 and 2012. host: he is weak because of why? guest: if you look at terms of support. if you compare the percentage of people voting for him or say they will vote for him at a point where his main identification should be in a fitting him most, he is barely distinguishing himself in kohl's from people like ben carson who are not very well known or my company. he is weak in that sense. i do not think other than mitt romney he has really scared anybody out of the race. i think the hope was that he would follow his b

. >> rudy giuliani. >> you are right. you are right. >> guess who was number 2 with 20 percent?n. interesting right. i would argue polls really they mean something, not everything right now. can he win this race? >> no. here's why. >> i went back and looked at this. going back to the days of pat buchanan beat hw bush. there has been an anti establishment development inside the republican party. usually 20-25 percent of the party. we saw with a with governor perry. it was a rotating crop of people that rose to the top. most of them anti establishment. what happens is the candidates it starts to whittle and becomes a one-on one or one on two race. donald trump has a seal lent. he has a following within that but it is a relatively low sealing. >> as somebody what wants a revitalized party in washington words reagan used it's not a third party or revitalized second party. i want the infusion of energy. are you suggesting test inevitable it is an establishment candidate that wins in>> that is what history shows. you have to go back and show me a time with ronald reagan. >> he was hat

rudy giuliani is calling out the baltimore mayor saying she's making the police commissioner take the fall. >> you got a family at home a mortgage to pay, kids that have to go to school and you make the slightest little mistake, this mayor is going to turn on you. as i watched these two, the mayor and the police commissioner she was the one doing most of the talking. and, you know you fire somebody maybe she should have fired herself. and the police commissioner seems like he's a scapegoat in this situation. maybe he didn't do the right thing, maybe he did, but somebody has to find out what was he hearing from the mayor. >> mayor versus sheriff. san francisco officials trading blows now as they try to pass off the blame for the murder of kathryn steinle. >> a war of words brewing in san francisco following the murder of kate steinle by an illegal immigrant already deported five different times. san francisco mayor ed lee now blasting sheriff for not notifying the feds when alleged killer francisco sanchez wound up in his custody. >> a simple phone call from the sheriff letting him kno

private cemetery, at the big club, $300,000 a year, joe torre belongs there, bill clinton and rudy giuliani belongs there. how did i get the story? i was at the course talking to guys, i think they are members. everybody is talking about the donald. is he going to win? he's doing well in the polls. that sort of thing. they said it was odd what looks like south american men or mexican immigrants excavating the land around the area, and asked them what do you think they're doing? what do you think about trump's comments? and i have not confirmed whether they are mexican or not. liz: or illegal. >> i thought just given his comments about immigration, they thought it was interesting. they asked one of the guys what are you doing here? we are building a mausoleum for donald on the golf course, behind the first tee. donald's people say it's not a mausoleum, it's a burial ground with stones or statues. liz: or -- >> they thought it was funny there were mexicans or people who were mexican descent. but the whole story is on foxbusiness.com. you got to read it. it's interesting, anything about donald

in new york because of giuliani and bloomberg policies and it is going back up.ur immigrants to have crime rates lower than our most criminal population. and you have to stop talking about this as if we're talking about americans attacking hispanics. we're talking about immigrants. i wrote a column about a bunch of immigrants who appeal -- >> you are attack hispanics. the left is conspiring to make this a third world hell hole do you mean really believe the celeste conspiring to make this a third world hell hole? >> yes, yes. because they're winning elections now. obama would not have won elections but for the post 1970 -- >> i remember the irish in the 19th century. the same thing. >> and they were right. >> because they want -- >> and they were right. not only were they right but we were allowed to criticize the irish. we're not allowed to criticize hispanics or be accused of racism. i'm not someone who arrived yesterday. >> you can go to her webb for a book signing. >>> he is taking a very strong sign against sanctuary cities and he is putting forth legislatio

well yeah that is because of rudy giuliani the prison boom.third of california prisoners are white. so are you saying two thirds of them are black? california has one of the smallest black populations in the country, only like 6%. >> according to the congressional budget office these immigrants the undocumented immigrants contribute more in revenue to the united states pot than they take out in benefits. that is according to the congressional budget office. according to the social security administration there is $100 billion paid by undocumented immigrants into social security with numbers for benefits they will never retrieve. that is their gift to us. they have remade entire neighborhoods, passaic, patterson, unlike ann, i've been to all of these neighborhoods. to the border. i have seen the immigrant vitality. we're all immigrants here. ann's family you know you may go back decades, but i think wasn't there immigrants on your all immigrants. each of us. >> all right. >> look the language that this american hell hole, this is the language u

i agree with rudy giuliani. he says what he's doing and working with columbian government on which we could do at our border would be effective and that's what we should try. >> we have to stop trying and start doing. that's the first order of business in this story, it is unbelievable what's going on. let's move to the second topic for the two of you. we showed you some of the shocking dash cam video for sandra bland. we will take a moment for her arrest. take a look. >> you going to drag me out of my own car. >> get out of the car! i will light you up. get out now! >> wow. >> get out of the car. >> what a situation. what could it mean for the legal battle and investigation into possible murder charges involved in that texas driver's death. >> i turned on my hazard lights i was still stuck in the right lane with no shoulder to escape onto. >> can you imagine? a hacker has taken control of his car while he is driving. we have seen entertainment systems on planes hacked before. could this happen to you? when we c