hillary clinton supported bill clinton's disasterous nafta. we have lost nearly one third of our manufacturing jobs since these two hillary-backed agreements were signed. among the worst we have ever done. among the most destructive agreements we have sign. our trade deficit rose 40% during the time hillary clinton was secretary of state. she should not be congratulated for that but rather scourned. [applause] >> then she left china and billions in intellectual property and china has taken it. it is a crime that is going on right now. they are stealing billions and billi billions of our intellectual property. hillary clinton gave china millions of jobs. our best jobs and effectively let china completely rebuild itself. in return, hillary clinton got rich. the book clinton cash by peter swiet documents how bill and hillary used the state department make -- to make her rich all while making you poor. [applause] >> here as a quote from the book. at the center of u.s. policy toward china was hillary clinton. at this critical time for u.s.-china rel

it's hillary clinton.icans and moderates for donald trump is hillary clinton. >> mark preston, i saw a man before donald trump, paul manafort. complete control of the campaign. >> incredible amount of pressure on him right now and i think we see an immediate change so far in how the campaign works and i know this is in the weeds but the infrastructure is important. the next two or three weeks important for paul manafort. not just raising money but infrastructure and keeping donald trump on message which in itself is a very hard thing to do. >> campaign leadership. new fund raising pitch and speech in this. >> what's the first thing out of clinton's mouth? >> continue to go forward and lay out her plan for the american economy. ignore donald trump. don't fall for it. will disappoint you and with marco rubio's announcement, we see the down ballot revolt for the control of the u.s. senate. mitch mcconnell and other republicans will abandon donald trump. >> that's all for us at this hour. >> "legal view with a

hillary clinton about to speak. look again at the room where she is going to be speaking very soon. a large obviously very enthusiastic crowd. they have thought about the optics of this and put a lot of consideration into getting a crowd all around. what are you anticipating from your candidate tonight. >> i spoke earlier about how mr. trump would try to unite the republicans in disagreement with hillary. she'll do some of that i'm sure. she needs to reach out to the bernie voters. the first step is to say trump is worse and then the next step is more important in saying i hear you, i get it, we do need to do more about income inequality and bernie is right about that and we have to do more about global climate change. we have got to clean up the system of campaign financing, of i heard you all and i need you all. it won't happen in one speech. a brick is not a wall but this is going to be the first most important step for that. >> i think she'll do all that. i think sometimes we forget when stuff like this happens

you saw the tweet from the hillary clinton campaign there. there have been a series of tweets, actually, in the last few minutes. donald trump tweeting a very different reaction. quote, obama endorsed crooked hillary. he wants four more years of obama but nobody else does. to which hillary clinton responded with her tweet, quote, d delete your account and then shawn spicer for the republican national committee tweeted whichever intern just sent this doesn't get it's not smart for you to talk about deleting anything cc@fbi. so the tweeting war continues right now. joining us, cnn political commentator mark lamont hill. kansas secretary of state and jim mecina. well, jim, we just heard the president in that video enthusiastically endorsing hillary clinton. it was interesting the form that they used for the endorsement. going out next wednesday, campaign with her in green bay, wisconsin. to put it out on social media, were you surprised by this format? >> no. i think it's perfect barack obama. this is how we did in both campaigns. went right to t

[applause] hillary clinton wants to bring in people who believe women should be enslaved and gaves put to death. maybe her motivation lies among more than 1000 foreign donations hillary failed to disclose while at the state department. hillary clinton may be the most corrupt person ever to seek the presidency of the united states. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. here is what we learned from the book in addition to what we have n telecom giant faced state department sanctions for providing technology to iran and other oppressive regimes. what did this country do? for the first time ever they decided today bill clinton, $750,000 on a single speech but clinton have their cash, the telecom company escaped all sanctions. hillary clinton's state department approved the transfer of 20% of america's uranium holdings to russia, 9 investors funneled $145 million through the clinton foundation. $345 million. hillary clinton appointed a top donor to a national security with top-secret assets. even though he had no national security credentials, made a large campaign. h

tons of sanders voters won't vote for hillary clinton and some said they will terror donald trump. >>te for hillary and 86% of republican are going to vote for trump. the fight is over the independences, the people in the middle, where elections this country is fought. bernie sanders has done will. 'the independents -- it becomes crick tated to consolidate the base if she loses 15 out of the last 17 contests, especially state the size of california, and bernie sanders will more than california on tuesday. there's other states like montana and others that will feed into the idea -- >> she is loving the pop already -- >> excuse me one molt. she has never been able to close the case, and because she gets to win by default -- >> she is win 55:00-43. obama was a razor thin margin ahead at this time -- >> blew the doors -- >> shouldn't people -- people. >> people think that hillary clinton should be troupes -- trouncing trump but shies not. something else haso be going on there. this in this recent poll trump was found to be more honest and trustworthy, 44 to 39. trump was seen to be a stro

hillary clinton supported bill clinton's disastrous, totally disastrous nafta. just like she supported china's entrance into the world trade organization. we've lost nearly one-third of our manufacturing jobs since these two, hillary-backed agreements were signed, among the worst we've ever done, among the most destructive agreements aw we've ever signed. our trade deficit soared during hillary clinton's time as secretary of state. a disgraceful performance for which she should not be congratulated but rather scorned. then she left china. [ applause ] so true. then she left china. and what happened is billions and billions of dollars in our intellectual property. and china has taken it. and it's a crime which is continuously going on and it's going on right now. they are stealing billions and billions of dollars of our intellectual property. hillary clinton gave china millions of jobs, our best jobs, and effectively let china completely rebuild itself. in return, hillary clinton got rich. the book "clinton cash" by peter schweitzer documents how bill and hillary

he had lunch with ed klein on the famous books on president obama and hillary clinton and the clintons and all of this sort of thing. he probably read clinton cash and is going to talk about trump university in the news. there is a university that bill clinton was a for profit that he was chancellor of. you know, had some controversy to it. so i imagine he's going to toss just about as much of that including the kitchen sink in there because he feels this is the way you go after these folks because if you don't, they're going to go after you. >> he is going to topple out and say nothing. that's donald trump. he likes to insult. he likes to smack people around. he likes, to you know, essentially throw out every piece of slime whether it's true or false because he understand that's makes news and they'll come on television and relitigate or regurgitate what donald trump says. that strategy worked in the primary. that enabled him to defeat 16 very -- very qualified candidates. i don't think that will help him in the fall get the kind of support that he needs. so as far as i'm concerned, g

i suppose you could say donald trump is going to hillary clinton. interesting trajectory for all three of them. >> yeah, it's sort of like tonight or last night based on how long you've been up is sort of first night of the rest of our lives, right? like this was the general election kickoff that we saw tonight. and you see the two presumptive nominees are right there. they're focusing on those battleground states. and, you know, bernie sanders has pledged to fight on and continue through the d.c. primary next week, which we're not giving a ton of attention to because it's a very small delegate total compared to california tonight, which had almost 500 delegates up for grabs. you know, we're talking low double digits here next week. but that's going to be more of a symbolic thing for him, to continue and to continue to try to get some leverage as he pushes some of these policy proposals. we have the presumptive nominees, on the other hand. they're in an all-out battle for that squishy middle. for the people that are going to decide the election this

hillary clinton's book, and just think of this, the book talks about it but hillary took $25 million from saudi arabia and much more from others, where being gay is also punishable by death. hillary took millions from kuwait, qatar, oman and many others that abuse women and the lgbt citizens. to cover up her corrupt dealings, hillary illegally stashed her state department e-mails on a private server. she's under investigation, but it seems like nothing is going to happen. even though other people who have done similar things but much -- at a much lower level, their lives have been destroyed. it's a rigged system, folks. it's a rigged system. her server was easily hacked by foreign governments, perhaps even by her financial backers in communist china. i'm sure they have it. putting all of america and our citizens in danger, great danger. then there are the 33,000 e-mails she deleted. while we may not know what's in those deleted e-mails, our enemies probably know every single one of them. so they probably now have a blackmail file over someone who wants to be the president of the unit

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new jersey for hillary clinton, new mexico for hillary clinton, north dakota, bernie sanders has won the caucuses, north dakota, bernie sanders has won the north dakota caucuses. donald trump obviously without any opposition he's the only republican candidate standing. he's won all of the states, the republican contest so far he's well on his way, obviously, let's go back to anderson. >> wolf, thank you. bernie sanders speech, we'll bring that to you live. if you are bernie sanders, you think very carefully i suppose about what you're going to say to your crowd tonight. >> yeah, i would think so. he deserves to take a little bit of a bow too as has been said all night. he's run an extraordinary campaign. nobody would have predicted what he has done, and you could hear in secretary clinton's rhetoric, ek koes of the themes of the sanders campaign and, you know, as others have said, he pushed, he pushed her in a way that was positive and constructive and will make her a stronger candidate at the general election. so there's a lot to celebrate there. the hard pivot to make is from we're

hillary clinton ind, google fills in hillary clinton indiana. yahoo fills in hillary clinton indictment. >> the intention is clear. google is burying potential searches for hillary clinton by manipulating recommendations on their site. reporter: trump rac for racist. this time the google search matched yahoo and bing. >> this appears to be a consist don't ask. reporter: predictions are produced based on a number of factors including the popularity of search terms. >> based on what the results are. there is definitely a problem. google also explains its systems automatically filters out inaproper yapts auto complete searches. so negative information is not the first thing that pops up. lou: we'll have a lot more on this issue tonight. donald trump presented a clear contrast between himself and evangelicals. both candidates in washington giving dueling speeches. hillary clinton addressed the planned parenthood. and trump addressed the faith fan freedom conference saying clinton's policies would set america back. >> religious freedom with governmen

hillary clinton and donald trump both took aim at each other. n gotham city and clinton held an afternoon rally in north carolina. we are going to talk more about both of those speeches and we're going to start with trump. beginning with from his speech this morning a not-so-subtle appeal to supporters of bernie sanders. mr. trump: we will never be able to fix a rigged system by counting on the same people who have rigged it in the first place. the insiders wrote the rules of the game to keep themselves in power and in the money. that is why we are asking bernie sanders voters to join our movement so together we can fix the system for all americans, so important. mark: so, again i think this may , work for him. i increasingly skeptical he would get many classical bernie sanders supporters, but people want change and just don't like hillary clinton. that is what he needs in those rust belt states to thrive. john: i have been utterly, totally skeptical that very many if any bernie sanders supporters would and up in trump's column and then we did ou

, don, saying that back in 2008 hillary clinton used to hate barack obama, that was how donald trump described it a few moments ago but trump says now hillary says yes, sir to president obama. so making the case that she's going to be continuation four more years of president obama and his administration. we should point out, don, there was an interesting development with respect to covering donald trump today, apparently the presumptive gop nominee gave an interview to the "wall street journal." during that interview he once again went after the judge handle the case against trump university down in southern california, judge curiel. at one point during this interview. and we know a few days ago donald trump said that the judge by the way has mexican heritage. i asked him at the press conference on tuesday earlier this week, why do you keep bringing up his heritage and donald trump didn't answer that question. he did answer that question today to the "wall street journal" and we'll put this quote up on screen. he says "i am building a wall, it's an inherent conflict of interes

president obama making a hearty endorsement of hillary clinton. paign releasing a video of president obama offering his support saying, and i am quoting now, i'm with her, i'm fired up and i can't wait to campaign with her. the endorsement came just hours after the president met with bernie sanders at the white house in what was described as a very good and positive meeting afterward. sanders said he will continue to compete in tuesday's washington, d.c. primary but also said he will work closely with clinton to stop donald trump from becoming president. the presumptive gop nominee took to twitter to slam president obama's endorsement of clinton. trump is out working to reassure republicans unnerved by his controversy plagued campaign. he met with campaign donors as he faces criticism for racial attacks on a judge in a trump university lawsuit. we're covering all of that and more this hour with our guests, including hillary clinton's campaign chairman, john poe did he say tow. let's begin with breaking news. historic breaking news today. our senior

but for about, hillary clinton and donald trump are both going after bernie sanders support. as many as up to half of sanders supporters are not fond of hillary. they are opegame. and this is her achilles heel. this is the reason donald trump has a real shot in this election. this is a referendum on the system, she is the system and today he helped bring that mess and home. charles: i think hillary understands that. when you listen to her speech she almost admitted as much. it was an appeal to two democratic roots leaning trump. debt-free college got crowd going big time. those are the millennials, she put that out there, her attack on corporate profits, higher minimum wage and she talked about unions and creating jobs as well. >> i'm confused by the notion that trump is going to get bernie sanders supporters. they are not single issue voters be they are not going to vote on the idea that the system is rigged. charles: the big policy, the poll that adam is referring to is a bloomberg poll. 55% said they would vote hillary. 22% said donald trump. the other 18% with a libertaria

donald trump or hillary clinton? ign assumes that many or most of those voters will come around to her side. i'm not sure if that is correct, but that may be an assumption. >> if they vote at all. >> if they turn out it will be key. >> i'm so interested about the meeting on thursday. >> we do have a quick programming note for you tonight at 6:00 p.m. eastern, brett baier will sit down with the presumptive democratic nominee, hillary clinton, i'm sure she will have something to say about the speech. >> and mr. sanders is kind of boycotting the o'reilly program, when he put him on tv months and months and months ago, so senator, you got an invitation. >> come visit us. >> well, right now we're still waiting for the final results from the democratic primary, even though the initial results show mrs. clinton ahead as the senator. so the gap will close. >> we did have that breaking news, senator sanders now projected winning montana and north dakota. and we will also discuss the top issues coming up, which were on the mind

this morning president obama reportedly ready to come off the sidelines, maybe endorse hillary clinton n move on to taking on donald trump. this after a phone call between the president and sanders over the weekend. "the new york times" saying a public clinton endorsement by the president could come as early as tomorrow. nbc's kristen welker is outside clinton campaign headquarters in brooklyn. kristen, that's the most interesting thing here, i think, besides what sanders will do is what will president obama do? is he going to try to blow the whistle after tonight and say the ball game is over? >> well, white house officials say that depends on what happens tonight. and that's why california is so critical, steve, because if secretary clinton wins california, then she essentially takes center sanders last remaining argument off the table for staying in this race. but as you point out, we know that president obama has already reached out to senator sanders. the white house being very mum about what happened in that call, but we know senator sanders was somewhat somber after the fact. we

they'll feel that way about hillary clinton. sense of pride for hillary clinton.nie's people also have a sense of pride tonight because they feel they have done the impossible and they feel that they're little davids. they went up against the big goliath of the media that wouldn't pay attention and able to break through that. little david up against the goliath of the dnc, the goliath of the clintons, they're proud of what they've accomplished. not just the policies, they also want the process to be different. they feel the big money is an issue. that's not policy, that's process. the umpires weren't always fair so they want to be heard, seen and respected on the policy, also on t process but there's pride in both lanes of this party and today is a good day to be a democrat and also a good day to be an american. >> it's called the pivot. >> i don't see jeffrey lourd or s.e. cupp getting ready for goose bumps tonight. >> i'll let you know. stand by. >> a little one. >> i think you're right, van, that whether you're a fan of hillary clinton's or not, a republican or

what's your response as a hillary clinton supporter when he said he has a problem that the clinton foundationas taking money from saudi arabia. >> shame on bernie sanders for throwing where no facts exist. >> the clinton foundation, we know of contributions to the clinton foundation because they voluntarily disclosed every dime they got. when hillary clinton was secretary of state she held foreign governments accountable on women's rights, on gay rights and human rights more than any other secretary of state has ever done. so for burdeny sanders take the silly republican talking points and somehow suggest that she was bought off from foreign governments by virtue of clinton foundation support, not true. those monies went to poverty programs in certain countries and period, hillary clinton separated her secretary of state duties from that and shame on bernie sanders for throwing this mud the last week of the campaign that he is unfortunately, for him, losing. >> everybody hold on. bill, i'll give you a quick response, but go ahead. >> i just want to say i'm not doing anything -- hurting hillar

hillary clinton made an big push with the early voters. early and aggressive push to get her most au ardent supporters to vote. the clinton campaign was concerned about sanders spending time there and between hillary clinton and bill clinton, they did almost 50 events over five days, which is unprecedented in this state and they also went up on television advertising. they were drawing decent-sized crowds but as the days got closer, the crowds got bigger and bigger, especially after that speech in san diego where she called out donald trump. >> but sanders spent 8 boatload of money. >> he spent $1.5 million. in another state that's a lot but here it's nothing. >> that's a good context to put it in. thanks. sanders spoke with supporters last night in santa monica. let's listen to part of that. >> tonight i had a very gracious call from secretary clinton and congratulated her on her victories tonight. i am pretty good in arithmetic and i know the fight in front of us is a very, very steep fight. but we will continue to fight for every vote a

and hillary clinton's state department approved the transfer of 20% of america's uranium hold ings to russia, and while nine investors in the deal funneled $145 million to the clinton foundation. $145 million. hillary clinton appointed a top donor to a national security board with top secret access, and even though he had no national security kre den is shalls, although he did make a very large campaign contribution. hillary clinton accepted $58,000 in jewelry from the government of brunei when she was secretary of state, plus millions more from her foundation, and the sultan of brunei has pushed oppressive shariah law, including the punishment by death and stoning if you happy to be gay. the government of brunei also stands to be one of the biggest beneficiary of hillary's trans-pacific partnerships which she would absolutelyp approve if given the chance. hillary clinton's book and just think of this, the book talks about it, but hillary took $25 million from saudi arabia and much more from others, and where being gay is also punishable by death. hillary took millions from kuwait, qa

hillary clinton. roll it out sometime next week, but there is also a sense that now that the president has met with bernie sanders, formally endorsed hillary clinton, that they could accelerate the time line. we also know that senator sanders who has come here to capitol hill today, held a series of meetings, also visiting with the president and vice president, is still talking about a time line that is unclear as to when he would exit this race. of course next tuesday the district of columbia is the final voting primary and that would be sort of the actual end of the primary season. but how will he use the leverage of his movement, the support of his voters and so forth. we don't yet know how he would unwind his campaign as to what specific date. so with that in mind, senator warren, who is a vocal person on issues like wall street and she has been able to with a withering simplicity go after donald trump on to wit, one of his favorite modes, as well as in front of the cameras. so by going out tonigh

how will he work with the white house and hillary clinton? then, as soon as that meeting was over, bam, within two hours, the endorsement was out. the president wasn't holding back. >> i know how hard this job can be. that's why i know hillary will be so good at it. in fact, i don't think there's ever been someone so qualified to hold this office. she's got the courage, the compassion and the heart to get the job done. and i say that as somebody who had to debate her more than 20 times. i'm with her. i am fired up. i cannot wait to get out there and campaign for hillary. >> reporter: the white house is wasting no time on that either. now the president is free, unleashed. hitting the campaign trail on wednesday with hillary clinton in wisconsin. for democrats right now, it is all about unity. they want sanders many supporters to ultimately support hillary clinton. they feel that sanders voice will be crucial in that to rally them and go to her side. as well as the voice of president obama who is such a powerful influence on the younger voters.

donald trump wants to talk about building walls, hillary clinton breaking down barriers so there is a real contrast and. >> you say secretary clinton is about building bridges and not walls, bernie sanders says as late as yesterday he's continuing this battle if he wins california. take a listen to this. >> secretary clinton will not have the number of delegates to win the nomination, she will be dependent on super delegates. >> we're reporting she'd get to that number of, with bound delegates. the pledge delegates. what do you tell bernie sanders and his supporters tonight? >> i think we tell him he's run a great race. he had animated so many people who many were never participating in an election before. he's done a phenomenal job of focusing on issues that are important to americans and a role to play moving forward. i hope what he does is to recognize that he can help us unite. americans so we can move towards november and i don't think there is a need to talk about contrast by donald trump. hillary clinton and bernie sanders are clearly different people to donald trump. so when h

. >> hillary clinton racing to california. bill clinton racing to california. maybe they think this campaign is not quite over. >> our brand new nbc news "wall street journal" marist poll shows a two point race in the golden state. and the field poll, that's one of the gold standard polls in california, it shows the exact same thing. a two point lead for hillary clinton. so could hillary clinton close out the primary season with a major loss in the biggest state in the country? how could she avoid that fate? all that and much more still to come. but we begin with our top story, hillary clinton calling donald trump a fraud saying he's trying to scam america. the democratic frontrunner taking ongoing litigation over the now defunct trump university and turning it into an indictment of trump'swn employe trump until was a fraudulent scheme where donald trump enriched himself at the expense of hard working people. this is just more evidence that donald trump himself is a fraud. he is trying to scam america the way he scammed all those people at trump u. >> and as we

hillary clinton supporters in 2008 were disappointed when her campaign ended. t the differences between senator sanders and secretary clinton are small compared to the gulf between hillary clinton and the democratic party and donald trump not only the issues but also really donald trump's preparedness and fitness to be in office. there is a unity effort that will go on here in the democratic side. many exit polls that you have seen shown most of senator sanders supporters have already said they will support secretary clinton. we believe that will be the case in the end. >> what do you expect the time table is here? bernie sanders last night was talking about fighting to philadelphia. he wasn't saying fighting hillary clinton directly but when do you think that moment comes where he stands there and says i'm endorsing hillary clinton? >> i think we all hope it would come sooner rather than later. i think you take him at his word that he wanted to go through this. there is one more contest. i'm a resident of the district of columbia. we like to have our votes coun

hillary clinton supported bill clinton's disastrous and totally disastrous nafta. ina's entrance into the world trade organization. we've lost nearly one-third of our manufacturing jobs since these two hillary-backed agreements were signed, among the worst we've ever done, among the most destructive agreements we've ever signed. our trade deficit with china soared 40% during hillary clinton's time as secretary of state. a disgraceful performance for which she should not be congratulated but rather scorned. then she left china -- so true. [ applause ] then she left china, and what happened is billions and billions of dollars in our intellectual property, and china has taken it and it's a crime which is continuously going on and it's going on right now. they are stealing billions and billions of dollars of our intellectual property. hillary clinton gave china millions of jobs, our best jobs, and effectively let china completely rebuild itself. in return, hillary clinton got rich. the book "clinton cash" by peter shweitzer documents how bill and hillary used the state

for trump it is going to have to sell that message that hillary clinton is, you know, lying hillary, crooked hillary and sell that message that his economic popularism is bringing it to the community. it is an uphill battle for trump, if he's able to build that coalition and make that and reach out to the hispanic community, you know, he could get into the 30s, but it's going to be tough. >> speaking of an uphill battle, as we heard this evening, bernie sanders is staying in not only through the primary next tuesday and all the way through philadelphia. does staying in help or hurt trump? we heard him adamantly tell his voters, do not vote for trump, he didn't use those words, but he said we will not allow donald trump to get into the white house. tony? >> in the short term it helps trump because it continues to complicate what's been a very messy primary season for hillary clinton. it doesn't make the win that she earned tonight, the historic win, frankly, as clean as she wants it. you have to remember, bernie sanders when he talks about his message, economic justice, social justice

here you have a dictatorship with a new regime with the grandson and under hillary clinton's husband, bill clinton, they cut a deal that was supposed to provide north korea aid in return for not developing a nuclear weapon. he got fooled. she got fooled they developed a nuclear weapon. >> but congressman, when he says -- and specifically, you know what, if they fight, you know, that would be a terrible thing. terrible. good luck folks, enjoy yourselves. this is potentially a nuclear war between japan and north korea. good luck, folks, enjoy yourselves. what kind of comment is that? >> well, north korea has a huge army of very small men and they are small because they are nourished. they have failed to properly contain north korea for a very long time. they are now still testing nuclear weapons and firing missiles over japan. it is increasing tension. it will take a different kind of diplomacy, an aggressive we will blockade you and cut off your food and do what we need to do if we're eventually going to change north korea. >> so do you have a problem with japan getting nuclear weapons

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jeff, first to you, what is hillary clinton talking about today? is she focusing in on bernie sanders and the big contest tuesday in california, or is she already looking ahead to donald trump and a general election? >> reporter: secretary clinton throughout her weekend campaigning here in california has been talking about donald trump. she's been focusing squarely on donald trump, what she says -- you know, talking about his leadership, talking about other things -- she's not talking about bernie sanders. but her campaign behind the scenes is working to get out the democratic vote. that is what's so important this weekend. the reason is, she does not need the -- she does not need to win california. she already is on the cusp here of clenching the nomination. but the popular vote, she wants to build that up so they can say, you know, she has x number of millions of votes more than bernie sanders here. the reality is, she's working very hard here over the final 48 hours or so. i was struck by one thing she said yesterday. she talks seldom about the h

donald trump turning his focus away from days of campaign turmoil and back to hillary clinton calling her, and i'm coat quoting him now, a world-class liar in a speech that condemned her record, her honesty and judgment. clinton fired back calling trump with outlandish lies. the first appearance with a never stop trump nemesis, senator warren will campaign with clinton next week in ohio. we're following another event happening in the house of represents. john lewis and fellow democrats are staging a sit-in on the house floor demanding republican leaders allow a vote on a gun control measure. we're covering all of that and much more at this hour with our guests, including senator lindsey graham and our expert analysis, they are also standing by. phil, this was donald trump trying to get his campaign back on track? >> reporter: no question about it. in the seven weeks since reince priebus named donald trump the nominee, there have been no shortage of issues but top among them, his lack of focus entirely on hillary clinton. today for 40 minutes, sticking very closely to the remarks loade

this just hours after hillary clinton made history by being the first woman to surpass the delegate marknd become the presumptive democratic nominee. >> but the clinton campaign says, wait, stop, hold the balloon drop. joining us now is a spokesman for hillary clinton's campaign, brian fallon. >> just 24 hours. we can have balloons later today, but we've got six states voting today. >> don't jump on top of me. it is 11:32 and 55 seconds as we speak. is hillary clinton the presumptive nominee. >> we will look forward tonight to marking, to having reached the threshold of the majority of the pledged delegates but we need california, new jersey, and the four other states to achieve that milestone. >> isn't there something odd about the fact that for a year you have been trying to win the nomination and then when all the media organizations say it happened, you're saying, no, no, no, no, we don't want it, not yet, not now. >> standard you all used last night is the standard that was good enough for everyone to agree that barack obama -- >> so take yes for an answer. >> we are setting a highe

happened to hillary clinton. took her a couple of days to come around to the idea that she needed to drop out. but also remember, this is a very different situation. first of all, hillary clinton had been a democratic party insider. he's been an independent, a socialist for his time throughout the senate, even though he caucused with the democrats. she wanted to run again. that's not going to happen with bernie sanders who is 74 years old. so there's a little different trajectory here. he also feels a real affinity for and with the 10 million -- 10.5 million people who have voted for him. the 1.5 million who have come out to these rallies so far. the 8 million or more individual donors have given to his campaign. so what does he have that they want? one, the support of those voters who really love bernie sanders. and secondly, he has a list, a very valuable list so far. he's only used it to the benefit of a handful of down ticket folks, steve. >> chris jansing at the white house. that meeting two hours away. bern

top democrats closing ranks behind hillary clinton in a highly choreographed effort to elevate hillaryve nominee and disarm her democratic rival. president obama met with bernie sanders at the white house. two hours later, the clinton campaign dropped this web video unveiling the long anticipated endorsement of hillary clinton. michelle kosinski has the latest for us. >> reporter: alison and christine, to see it play out was truly remarkable. we have a presidential endorsement in a video on twitter that was released by the hillary clinton campaign. it was well produced. you could hear the music behind it there. it was clear the white house wanted to let this private meeting play out with bernie sanders yesterday. a lengthy meeting. let that discussion happen. let the president hear out bernie sanders and work on a path forward. how will he be engaged? how will be work with the white house and hillary clinton? and when that meeting was over, within two hours, the endorsement was out. the president wasn't holding back. >> i know how hard this job can be. that's why i know hillary will be

when you compare that to hillary clinton, it's not even close. er campaign has more than $30 million cash on hand and super pacs at least $46 million. the clinton super pacs are already out in full force, for example, priorities usa launched ad on thursday while correct the record launched a trump centric campaign as well. will control little of the money. lauren: cel -- celebrities showed to honor muhammad ali in ally's -- ali's hometown. one of the events organizers said ali was a role model to all. >> we gather here not to praise muhammad ali but to praise god for muhammad ali and remind each other of how his legacy has impacted so many different communities. lauren: thousands from around the world will converge on kfc young center for public memorial today, president bill clinton and there will be a procession through the city and security tight will be too. nicole: vote was 297 to 227 in rare display of bipartisanship. >> i would love if we can say, the puerto rican government, you guys have to do a better job of managing your debt, gets what

he plans to go after hillary clinton. intons' personal financial dealings of enriching themselves while working in public service, as he described it last night, turning the state department into a hedge fund. that is exactly what they want to hear inside the republican party now. less in terms of attacks on his former rivals, on judges and so on. and setting his sights on hillary clinton. carol? >> all right. jim acosta reporting live. thank you. >>> as you might expect, team clinton is seizing on this latest trump controversy, and the fallout for the republican party. moments ago, campaign manager for hillary clinton, robby muck, talked to me about a strategy for the battle ahead. >> the most effective thing to do with donald trump is to get his words out and let them speak for themselves. we saw her do this in her national security speech the other day. the erratic behavior, insult, bullying. i'm sure that's what we'll see in this upcoming speech. >> with me to talk about this and more, josh rogue an, palestinian analys

appreciate it. >> casey hunt has the latest now on hillary clinton's campaign. all right, casey, number one today and number two, is the clinton campaign at all concerned that a call for her would actually just unite bernie sanders voters? >> hi, joy. hillary clinton keeping up a very intense campaign schedule even today, sunday. of course, we hadn't expected her to spend these final five days in california. she wasn't supposed to come back basically until today. instead, she's been here all over the state, quite frankly, in the l.a. area. she's obviously in northern california. today she went to church in oakland and off the record stopped, she's got a rally in sacramento. another event also as well today. so they are trying to leave nothing on the field here in california. the fear, of course, being that bernie sanders wasn't in a position to potentially pull out a win here and still could be. all the polls closed, of course, are showing this to be a very close race. and in many ways, you know, the culture of the this state fits bernie sanders better than any o

hillary clinton is a weak person. hillary clinton is totally scripted. hillary clinton is a thief.think she should be in jail for what she did with her e-mails. okay? >> donald trump takes on hillary clinton. >> i think the only card she has is the woman's card. she's got nothing else going. >> then deal me in! >> she shouts into the microphone and it drives everybody crazy. and frankly, if hillary clinton were a man, i don't think she'd get 5% of the vo

because hillary clinton -- >> well, a lot of americans believe that. >> hillary clinton calling donaldrump a fraud with no evidence of that. >> the attorney general has stated -- >> two newer candidates, quite frankly, given their high negatives right now. >> okay. on this point, though. the point of trustworthiness. this is a serious issue when it comes to the foundation of hillary clinton. more people think donald trump is honest and trustworthy than think hillary clinton, among registered voters. he beats her by eight points. 45% to 37. they're both under water. americans think they're both liars. but he does a lot better than she does. that's pretty significant. >> significant and something that has dogged the clintons since in the public eye, certainly in the national public eye, because they seem to be secretive and along the lines do as i say not as i do. telling us how to live our lives but yet live to a different standard. >> that's an important -- point. >> right and that's a big problem for them. with donald trump, it appears, right, that he is speaking his mind and being tr

hillary clinton is a weak person. hillary clinton is totally scripted. hillary clinton is a thief. i think she's pathetic. i think she should be in jail for what she did with her e-mails. okay? >> donald trump takes on hillary clinton. >> i think the only card she has is the woman's card. she's got nothing else going. >> then deal me in! >> she shouts into the microphone and it drives everybody crazy. and frankly, if hillary clinton were a man, i don't think she'd get 5% of the vote. clinton wants to tax and regulate our workers to the point of extinction. >> we're going to put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business. >> crooked hillary wants to terminate, she wants to abolish our second amendment. clinton also wants totally open borders in america. i haven't even started on her. we haven't even started. >> "hannity" starts right here, right now. >> welcome to this special edition of "hannity." trump takes on hillary clinton. anti-for the hour, we'll show you all the things that donald trump can do to defeat hillary clinton in a general election. earlier this week t

said of hillary clinton -- you're likable enough, hillary. well, now he says of her, i don't think there's ever been someone so qualified to hold this office. he is officially endorsing her. she says, honored to have you with me, potus. i'm fired up and ready to go! "the real story" with gretchen starts now. >>> as you just heard, president obama endorsing hillary clinton officially in a new video that will be posted to clinton's campaign site. this is "the real story" story today. >>> meantime, clinton's rile value, bernie sanders, discussing his future with top dems on the hill. right now he's with harry reid just hours after sitting down with president obama. but sanders is still refusing to drop out of the presidential race. team fox coverage for you today. mike, tell us more about this president obama endorsement of clinton. >> reporter: gretchen, it is out on hillaryclinton.com in a video. okay, i'm told we don't have it but will shortly. we've also heard reports from the washingt"washington post" s he'll campaign with hillary clinton i

but he's better than hillary clinton.n't know how much sense that makes because -- >> it makes a lot of sense. >> well, it doesn't make sense when you're the speaker of the house, and you can say, he said something racist, and i'm still endorsing him. >> he said something awful. but, you know, to still endorse -- it doesn't mean that if you don't support him, that you necessarily support hillary clinton, i guess. >> yes, it does. in america, let's face it. we elect either democrats or republicans in america. and for all these people who have the fantasies or idea there will be a third party person or gary johnson is going to be the president, get over it. it's illogical. it's either going to be donald trump or hillary clinton. the republican nominee or the democratic nominee -- >> it could be mitt romney. >> i wish mitt romney would just run because this pseudorunning in the background is really wearing us out. >> "new york times" is reporting donald trump aides are discussing ways to keep him focused and, quote, more pre

this was an area barack obama won in california even though hillary clinton was winning the state. so we're looking to -- as you look back in, now we're up to 35%. so we're beginning to get a trickle. we're get votes as opposed to absentee ballots. the clinton campaign had a good absentee ballot initiative. these are healthy leads. this is a very significant ashgs very qu , a very convincing lead at the moment s this possible? i would say, you know, let's stay tuned a little longer so we can get about 50% of the vote statewide. as you move around, everywhere you go, 32% here. very healthy clinton lead. these are very small areas of the state. so if you look at this now, yeah, if you were on a late flight from l.a. to vegas, you would put your money on hillary clinton. i would like to see the state count the votes faster and get us above 50%. >> if she's at that margin with above 50%, then there is virtually no way he's going to be able to overcome 400,000 lead. >> right. you just want it to goup a little bit. to put in context, let's reinforce this. earlier, secretary clinton was in

hillary clinton has claimed the democratic presidential nomination. with clinton wins in california new jersey, new mexico, and south dakota, she said to be the first woman ever nominated by major party to run for the white house. with only one primary to go in the district of columbia, she has an insurmountable lead in pledged delegates over her challenger bernie sanders. but clinton's pledged delegate count falls short of the 2383 needed, meaning she will need to rely on the support of unelected superdelegates to officially secure the nomination at next month's convention in philadelphia. on tuesday night in brooklyn, clinton declared victory, celebrating what she called a milestone for women. >> on the very day my mother was congress wasgo, passing the 19th amendment to the constitution. [cheers] that amendment finally gave women the right to vote. [cheers] and i really -- i really wish my mother could be here tonight. amy: vermont senator bernie sanders one north dakota. he has vowed to remain in the race to challenge clinton at the convention in j