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the notion that a hillary clinton administration wouldn't be that bad, the effects would only be temporary, you know, that it would only last for four and at most, eight years they're not using their god given brain to think about what they're saying because it won't be for eight years because she will be appointing people who will have an affect for us for generations and america may never recover from that. now the crowd did hear from donald trump tonight, but unlike last night he was not here in the arena, trump appeared by giant video screens from trump tower in new york thanking the delegates for their official nomination today and once again making a bold mark that he will be victorious this november. we from donald trump on thursday when he delivers his convention speech. tomorrow, though, it's all about the vice president, the indiana governor mike pence will be here in the haul to accept the vice-president for president and that sets the stage for the night capper on thursday when donald trump officially accepts the republican nomination for president. we're life in cleveland, tom

if there's a president clinton and hillary clinton administration, there is not a nanosecond of honeymoon because principles don't take enough. they don't go on holiday. this prefigures what we anticipate the future. >> if he could talk a little bit about what a floor protest would look like, what are some of the options? >> the question is talking about a floor protest, what some of the options are. possibilitiesmany discussed by delegates. our delegate network is reflecting a lot of that discourse going on. there is talk about walking out of the vice presidential acceptance fees. there is talk about a total silence. remaining seated. turning backs. it's all a quest to galvanize of thek in the footsteps long tradition of nonviolent protest for social justice in this country. inould like to mention that 1964 at the democratic convention in atlantic city. the democratic administration in the white house tried very hard to suppress the voice of somebody who had suffered from social justice. the rationale was that that would hurt the party and helped to elect barry goldwater, just as we hear

hillary clinton. so my colleague, mr. smith, asked earlier if you had talked to bill or hillary about serving as attorney general in hillary's administration. have you talked to staff? >> no sdpmpt whether anyone in the transition team? >> i have not spoke toon anyone on the campaign or transition or staff members affiliated. >> do you want to be attorney general? >> my focus is on being the attorney general throughout the remainder of this administration and dealing with issue yz have discussed here particularly focus on law enforcement and community relations and national security as represented in the most recent tragic accidents. my work involving vulnerable victims of human trafficking. my focus is on making sure resources and assets of the department of justice are dedicated towards those important goals particularly when it comes to individuals who feel at odds or left out or somehow cut out of our society and therefore are in a situation where their relationship of trust with law enforcement -- >> thank you. why did you tell the fbi security detail not to have any cameras or phones when you met with president clinton on the plane?

the notion that a hillary clinton administration wouldn't be that bad, the effects wouldn't be temporaryw, that it would only last for four, and at most eight years. they're not using their god-given brain to think about what they're saying. she will be appointing people that will have an effect on us for generations. and america may never recover. >> jimmy: this is what he said in march about donald trump. >> even if he turns out to not be such a good president, which i i think he's going to surround himself with good people. but even so, it will only be four years. >> jimmy: people say crazy things when they're talking in their sleep. a good thing they have a doctor there. some members of the convention contracted the norovirus. losing bowel control, basically what happens to chris christie after walking off stage after endorsing trump. you probably know what happened, malaria -- [ laughter ] i mean melania trump being from mrs. obama. and then a speechwriter took responsibility, saying melania told her she addmires mrs. obama, and the woman that actually wrote the things melania prete

wary of the narrative that is being advanced by some in our own party, the notion that a hillary clinton administration would not be that bad. the effects would only be temporary. [the -- [booing] dr. carson: they are not using their god-given brain to think about what they are saying. it will not be four years or eight years. she will be appointing people who will have an effect on us for generations, and america may never recover from that. that is what we have to be thinking about. [applause] dr. carson: you know, interestingly enough, we have to start thinking about what would hillary clinton do if she was in fact, the president. she would appoint supreme court justices, she would appoint federal judges, and that would have a deleterious effect for generations to come. she would continue with a system that denigrates the education of our young people, puts them in a place where they are never going to be able to get a job where they are always going to be dependent and where they can therefore be called debated for their votes. this is not what america is all about. this kind of deception. this is

thank you. >> briefly on that note, if there's a president clinton and a hillary clinton administration, there's there's not a nano second of honeymoon because principals don't go on holiday. this prefigures what we anticipate in the future. >> if you could talk a little bit about what of for protest would look like, what are some of the options? >> the question is talking about a floor protest and what some of the options are. donna may want to address this as well. we've heard many possibilities discussed by delegates. our delegates network is reflecting a lot of that discourse going on. there's talk about walking out of the vice presidential or presidential acceptance speech, there's talk about total silence, remaining seated, turning backs, it's all a quest to galvanize and walk in the fullest footsteps of nonviolent protest for social violence in this country. i would like to mention that in 1964 at the democratic convention in atlantic city the democratic administration in the white house tried very hard to suppress the voice of somebody who had suffered from social injustice and

hillary clinton in the white house? >> well, hillary clinton has laid out the most lgbtq inclusive platform of any major party nominee in our history. and i think in her administrationngs we need to push forward is the equality act, which would provide comprehensive nondiscrimination protections for lgbtq people, throughout our daily life. lgbtq people are still at risk of being fired from their job, kicked out of a restaurant, or denied a home simply because of who they are. hillary clinton has pledged to change that, and to bring us full federal equality. nothing more and nothing less. >> will you be campaigning for hillary clinton? >> absolutely. i am ready to do whatever i can to make sure that hillary clinton is elected president. and i think last week in philadelphia really underscored the stark contrast in this election between a nominee who calls for more love and kindness, and a nominee whose entire campaign has been built on fear, division, and discrimination. and i hope to do everything in my power to make sure that donald trump never finds himself near the white house and that hillary clinton is in the oval office on january 20th. >> sarah mcbride, thank

hillary rodham clinton -- his democratic opponent, hillary rodham clinton. in the past few weeks, we have seen the justice department refused to prosecute her. years, weast eight have seen this administration refused to hold her accountable for her dismal record of secretary of state. let's do something fun tonight. tonight, as a former federal prosecutor, i welcome the opportunity to hold hillary rodham clinton accountable for her performance and[applause] -- all right, all right, we are getting there. give me a few more minutes, we will get there. here's what we are going to do. we will present the facts to you. you sitting as a jury of her and inoth in this hall your living rooms around our nation. you see, since the justice department will not allow you to render a verdict, i will present the case now on the facts clinton.illary, rodham now, she was america's chief diplomat, so let's look around the world at the violence and the danger today in every region that has been infected by her flawed judgment. but i will be specific so that you can render your verdict tonight on the basis of the facts. let's go to north africa. she was the chief engineer of the disastrous overthrow of qaddafi

>> i think they share a lot of same objectives but it will be a hillary clinton administration -- >> congress. hillary clinton has proven she knows how to work with senators, how to work with congressmen. we have to come together as a nation. not going to be a democratic agenda or republican agenda. we need an american agenda -- >> -- policy -- >> i hope we have a long-term budget agreement so we have predictable tax code, reform our tax provisions for a plea tickettable -- predictable tax code and build a stronger infrastructure, roads, bridges, energy infrastructure. all that are areas where i think secretary clinton will bring to a clinton administration. >> okay. senator, donald trump has just issued this statement. let me read it to you and i want your reaction: at hillary clinton's convention this week, democrats have been speaking about a world that doesn't exist. a world where america has full employment, where there's no such things a radical jamessic terrorism and the borders hays secured and americans are not suffering from rising crime in city like baltimore and chicago.

>> have you had conversation with either individual about your possibly serving in a hillary clinton administration? >> no, i've had no conversation. >> you can't say i'm the attorney general and i decide yet i'm going to take their recommendation even before they make their recommendations. >> i wanted to make it clear that any conversation i had with the former president would not have any impact on the team. >> i think your actions made it worse. i really do. i think a lot of people already think that there are two systems, as many have talked about. one for we, the people. and a different one, entirely different one for the politically connected. >> reporter: while republicans grew frustrated, democrats focused on gun violence. >> it's a reckless, legislative joy ride designed to crash and burn. >> apparently secretary hillary clinton's e-mail takes precedence over gun violence. >> the director of national intelligence, james clapper, top intelligence officer sent a house to the house speaker confirming that the nominee automatically qualifies for briefings and that mishandling of classified in

hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server while secretary of state. still, hillary clinton sees her husband as an asset pledging to give him a role in a potential second clinton administrationhusband who i'm going to put in charge of revitalizing the economy, because you know he knows how to do it. and especially in places like coal country and inner cities and other parts of our country that have really been left out. >> reporter: beyond just pioneering a new title. >> my scottish friends say i should be called first laddie because it's the closest thing to first lady. >> the first dude, the first mate, the first gentleman, i'm not sure about it. >> reporter: reporting for cnn, philadelphia. >> we'll bring in our panel to talk a little more about this. joining us, david gregory, cnn political host of "the david gregory show podcast." and he gave a speech four years ago to help president obama get re-elected, how will he do tonight? >> i think he has a different role. he can be much more personal. it's so unique, a former president talking about his spouse running for president herself. it's a unique moment in history. he can talk about her record but wants to talk about he

weery of the narrative that's being advanced by some in our own party the notion that hillary clinton administration wouldn't be that bad, the effects would only be temporary, that it would only last for four and at most eight years. they're not using their god given brain to think about what they're saying because it won't be for eight years, because she will be appointing people that will have an effect on us for generations that america will never be recovering from that, that's what we have to be thinking about. . interestingly enough, we have to start thinking about what would hillary clinton do if she was, in fact, president. she would appoint supreme court justices. she would appoint federal judges and that would have a dell tear you effect on what happens for generations to come. not only that, but she would continue with a system that denigrates the education of our young people, putting them in a place where they're never going to be able to get a job, where they're always going to be dependent and where they can therefore be cultivated for their votes. this is not what america is all abou

be weary of the narrative that is advance bid some in our own party, the notion that a hillary clinton administrationn't be that bad, the effects would only be temporary. you know, that it would only last for four and at most eight years. they're not using their god-given brain to think about what they're saying. because it won't be for eight years. she will be appointing people who will have an effect on us for generations and america may never recover from that. that is what we have to be thinking about. you know, interestingly enough, we have to start thinking about what would hillary clinton do if she was in fact the president. she would appoint supreme court justices. she could appoint federal judges, and that would have a de delli tarious effect. and she could have a system if denigrates the education of our young people. puts them in a place where they are never going to be able to get a job, where they are always going to be dependent and where they can therefore be cultivated for their vote votes. this is not what america is all about. this kind of deception. and in is what we the people hav

if there's a president clinton and hillary clinton administration, there is not a nanosecond of honeymoon because principles don't take a nap. they don't go on holiday. this prefigures what we anticipate in the future. >> if he could talk a little bit about what a floor protest would look like, what are some of the options? >> the question is talking about a floor protest, what some of the options are. we have heard many possibilities discussed by delegates. our delegate network is reflecting a lot of that discourse going on. there is talk about walking out of the vice presidential acceptance speech. there is talk about a total silence. remaining seated. turning backs. it's all a quest to galvanize and walk in the footsteps of the long tradition of nonviolent protest for social justice in this country. i would like to mention that in 1964 at the democratic convention in atlantic city. the democratic administration in the white house tried very hard to suppress the voice of somebody who had suffered from social injustice. the rationale was that that would hurt the party and help to to elec

have you had any conversation with either individual about your possibly serving in a hillary clinton administration? >> no. i've had no conversations with either individual. >> reporter: though she confirms the phoenix meeting led her for the first time in her career to take the fbi's findings, no questions asked. >> you can't say i'm the attorney general and i decide. yet i'm going to take the recommendations even before they make their recommendations. >> i wanted to make it clear that any former conversation i had with the former president had no impact. >> i think your actions made it worse. >> the house judiciary committee, divide along political lines, with democrats focused on the issue of gun violence. >> not the gun violence epidemic, not the explosion of mass shootings, not the tense relationship between the police and communities of color, it's been about e-mail. >> today, apparently, secretary hillary clinton's e-mail takes precedence over gun violence. >> reporter: lynch's non-responsiveness extended beyond the hearing itself. on the way in, the attorney general brushed past fox's ques

hillary clinton. so my colleague, mr. smith, asked earlier if you had talked to bill or hillary about serving as attorney general in hillary's administration. have you talked to staff? >> no sdpmpt whether anyone in the transition team? >> i have not spoke toon anyone on the campaign or transition or staff members affiliated. >> do you want to be attorney general? >> my focus is on being the attorney general throughout the remainder of this administration and dealing with issue yz have discussed here particularly focus on law enforcement and community relations and national security as represented in the most recent tragic accidents. my work involving vulnerable victims of human trafficking. my focus is on making sure resources and assets of the department of justice are dedicated towards those important goals particularly when it comes to individuals who feel at odds or left out or somehow cut out of our society and therefore are in a situation where their relationship of trust with law enforcement -- >> thank you. why did you tell the fbi security detail not to have any cameras or phones when you met with president clinton on the plane?

with that, could you consider what a hillary clinton administration might look like with her relationships with the media? i will not even go to donald trump but if you want to address that as well. kathleen: let me talk about it generationally. if direction does come from the top, and olivier knows this well, every time there is a new administration, there are young people who come in and most of them are full of the idea that a have just been elected to the biggest office in the world and there is a lot of hubris. a lot of the policy gets set at a time when people are feeling -- woof, woof, you know? george stephanopoulos, now for abc, who gets a lot of attention for grilling donald trump or something, when he started in the clinton administration he , started closing the door and telling reporters they cannot come in. there is an attitude thing that crosses party lines and it is absolutely common in every single white house. everything trickles down from there. the line gets set that somewhere slightly better than what we do here is none of your damn business, and we will tell you what

>> have you had conversation with either individual about your possibly serving in a hillary clinton administration? >> no, i've had no conversation. >> you can't say i'm the attorney general and i decide yet i'm going to take their recommendation even before they make their recommendations. >> i wanted to make it clear that any conversation i had with the former president would not have any impact on the team. >> i think your actions made it worse. i really do. i think a lot of people already think that there are two systems, as many have talked about. one for we, the people. and a different one, entirely different one for the politically connected. >> reporter: while republicans grew frustrated, democrats focused on gun violence. >> it's a reckless, legislative joy ride designed to crash and burn. >> apparently secretary hillary clinton's e-mail takes precedence over gun violence. >> the director of national intelligence, james clapper, top intelligence officer sent a house to the house speaker confirming that the nominee automatically qualifies for briefings and that mishandling of classified in

with that, could you consider what they hillary clinton administration might look like in terms of relationshipsith the media? >> let me talk about it generationally. direction does come from the top. every time there is a new administration, there are young people who come in and most of them are full of the idea that a have just been elected to the biggest office in the world and there is a lot of hubris. a lot of the policy gets sent at a time when people are feeling -- woof, woof, you know? george stephanopoulos, when he showed off, he started closing the door and telling reporters they cannot come in there is an attitude thing that crosses party lines and it is absolutely common in every single white house. the line gets said that somewhere slightly better than what we do here is none of your damn business, but we will tell you what we need to know. it doesn't matter what the party is. whoever gets elected is going to be tighter about this. >> what about hillary clinton? what is your sense about that? >> i think very private. you? >> she hasn't given the washington post an interview in 18 m

weary of the narrative that's being advanced by some in our own party, the notion that a hillary clinton administrationouldn't be that bad. the effects would only be temporary. you know, that it would only last for four, and at most, eight years. they're not using their god-given brain to think about what they're saying because it won't be for eight years because she'll be appointing people who have an effect on us for generations, and america may never recover from that. that's what we have to be thinking about. [ applause ] you know, interestingly enough, we have to start thinking about what would hillary clinton do if she was, in fact, the president? she would appoint supreme court justices. she would appoint federal judges, and that would have a dean effect for years to come. not only that, she would continue with a system that would integrate the education of our young people, put them in a place where they are never going to be able to get a job, where they are always going to be dependent, and where they can, therefore, be cultivated for their votes. this is not what america is all about, this k

that will give him some negotiating power in the hillary clinton administration or a donald trump administration. a lot of the folks here very agnostic about the outcome of this election. >> very interesting. thank you very much. keeping an eye on the protests. the growing lack of competence in clinton appears to stretch from philadelphia to wall street. professionals are casting doubt on the former first lady. just 52% of respondents to the july cnbc survey believe the democratic nominee will prevail in november and that is a sharp drop from the 80% in april and june surveys. let's get perspective from the wall street titan and former homeland security adviser, council chairman joseph granno. he also oversaw the merger between painwebber and -- you told us that the s&p 500 could fall 20% in donald trump becomes elected president. is that becoming an increasingly high probability? >> i doemen't recall saying. that i did say it is vulnerable for a 10% to 20% drop. the market is up 9.5% since march when i said that. primarily because of the united states being the safe haven. we had $400 billion c

clinton administration. "will you consider serving as an attorney general in the hillary clinton administration?" >>"congressman, my focus is serving as attorney general in this administration. that is my focus now. it is working on those issues." >>"will you rule it out? will you rule it out?" >>"that matter is not before me." >>"well, i gotta tell you, that shadow that you just cast on the department of justice just got a whole lot bigger." >> grant:no new information regarding the department of justice's investigation came out of today's hearing. happening tonight. >> reporter:two lanes of the san mateo nights in a row this week. kron four's jackie sissel checks in at the toll plaza and brings us the information you need to know. >> reporter: starting tonight at 7:00 p.m. they will make a permanent repair that was shut down to of the three lines. the closed down 1/2 the last from 7:00 p.m. until 5. they are telling everyone to expect lumber delays until the repairs have been made. >> reporter: testing of several models for comfort and reliability in regards to the body cameras. they will also g

have you had any conversation with either individual about your possibly serving in a hillary clinton administrationo conversations with either individual. >> reporter: but lynch admitted the phoenix meeting led her to do something she had never done in her 22 years as a lawyer and prosecutor, accept the fbi's recommendation regardless of the findin findings. >> you can't say i'm the attorney general and i decide yet take their recommendations even before they make their recommendations. >> i wanted to make it clear that any conversation i had with the former president would have no impact -- >> i think your actions made it worse. >> reporter: committee democrats said the four-hour hearing was a pathetic attempt to keep the e-mail issue alive, megyn. >>> joining us now mark thiessen and larry korb. mark, the american people believe this was the wrong move and loretta lynch would not elaborate at all. at all. your thoughts? >> it's remarkable. first of all, it's not just the american people believe by a 21 point margin, they believe hillary clinton should have been prosecuted. think about what that n

i think workers would fare much better under hillary clinton's administration because she cares more, she cares about our values more than he does. i think the likelihood of him wanting to be -- show how macho he really is, the first thing out of the chute would make getting an agreement more difficult. because i'm not so sure it would be about negotiations, as much as it would be about imposing someone's point of view on someone else. and between long-term friends and trading partners, i don't think that's necessarily a good way to do business. >> okay. >> obviously, as a represent of the european commission, we have no view of who should be the next president of the united states. but whoever is the president of the united states, he or she is one of the most, you know, powerful persons in the world. and one would hope that the relationship between the eu and the u.s., so important not only in trade, but for so many other reasons, would remain somehow. would it be easier with one or the other? maybe. but we will have to deal with whoever it is. >> do you -- are you -- obviously the

>> well, if this is true, i think that what we know is that the russians view hillary clinton administrationd trump administration. if you look at what trump has said about poout than he likes him, that he thinks he could do business with him, and he's thinking of pulling us or weakening our commitments to nato which would be the biggest foreign policy victory in putin and tenure. i think you can see why they would want to weaken hillary. the timing suggests that was exactly the idea. >> chris alyssa, how damaging is it for them tied up in knots in an e-mail controversy, an e-mail controversy on the convention opening which is supposed to be, you know, united together. >> well this is literally like two bad story lines, e-mail also invoking hillary clinton's private e-mail server, then revealing that the what sanders people long suspected, debbie wasserman schultz and her top staff had a thumb on the scale for hillary clinton, if there was going to be a kumbaya moment, a unity among the supporters, not necessarily among the principles, but this makes that very hard. i was watching it live, a

the notion that a hillary clinton administration wouldn't be that bad. effects would only be temporary. [ booing ] you know, that it would only last for four and, at most, eight years. they're not using their god-given brain to think about what they're saying because it won't be four or eight years, because she will be appointing people who will have an effect on us for generations, and america may never recover from that. that's what we have to be thinking about. you know, interestingly enough, we have to start thinking about what would hillary clinton do if she was, in fact, president. she would appoint supreme court justices. she would appoint federal judges, and that would have a deleterious effect on what happens for generations to come. not only that, but she would continue with a system that denigrates the education of our young people, puts them in a place where they're never going to be able to get a job, where they're always going to be dependent and where they can therefore be cultivated for their votes. this is not what america is all about,

hillary rodham clinton. [booing] past few weeks, we have seen the justice department refused to prosecute her. over the last eight years, we have seen this administrationsed to hold her accountable for her risible record as secretary of state so let's do something fun tonight. as a former federal prosecutor, i welcome the opportunity to hold hillary rodham clinton accountable for her performance and her character. [applause] now -- [chanting] we are getting there. give me a few more minutes, we will get there. we are going to present the facts to you. you tonight sitting as a jury of her peers in this hall and in your living rooms around our nation. since the justice department refuses to allow you to render a verdict, i will resent the case now on the facts against hillary rodham clinton. [cheers and applause] now, she was america's chief diplomat so let's look around the world at the violence and danger today in every region that has been infected by her flawed judgment. i am going to be specific so you can render your verdict tonight on the basis of the facts. let's go to north africa. she was the chief engineer of the disaster's overthrow in libya.

hillary rodham clinton. [booing] past few weeks, we have seen the justice department refused to prosecute her. over the last eight years, we have seen this administration refused to hold her accountable for her risible record as secretary of state so let's do something fun tonight. as a former federal prosecutor, i welcome the opportunity to hold hillary rodham clinton accountable for her performance and her character. [applause] now -- [chanting] we are getting there. give me a few more minutes, we will get there. we are going to present the facts to you. you tonight sitting as a jury of her peers in this hall and in your living rooms around our nation. since the justice department refuses to allow you to render a verdict, i will resent the case now on the facts against hillary rodham clinton. [cheers and applause] now, she was america's chief diplomat so let's look around the world at the violence and danger today in every region that has been infected by her flawed judgment. i am going to be specific so you can render your verdict tonight on the basis of the facts. let's go to north africa. she was the chief engineer of the disaster's overthrow in l

i think workers would fare much better under hillary clinton's administration because she cares more, she cares about our values more than he does. i think the likelihood of him wanting to be -- show how macho he really is, the first thing out of the chute would make getting an agreement more difficult. because i'm not so sure it would be about negotiations, as much as it would be about imposing someone's point of view on someone else. and between long-term friends and trading partners, i don't think that's necessarily a good way to do business. >> ok. >> obviously, as a represent of the european commission, we have no view of who should be the next president of the united states. but whoever is the president of the united states, he or she is one of the most, you know, powerful persons in the world. and one would hope that the relationship between the eu and the u.s., so important not only in trade, but for so many other reasons, would remain somehow. would it be easier with one or the other? maybe. but we will have to deal with whoever it is. >> do you -- are you -- obviously the wa

economy, can you imagine what the party of the bernie sanders and elizabeth warren under a hillary clinton administration going to maintain his current policies and overregulation countries go to make it even worse. particularly in the financial sector were people can't even get access to credit. because of dodd-frank and overreach there. and again, texas and some of these areas have shown the way for the rest of the country. i agree with governor perry when he said some people talk about the texas miracle. he said but a miracle is a supernatural event. and while we have truly been blessed by providence, the texas model really explains why our state has been so successful. because we believe in getting out of the way, getting off the back and getting our heads out of the pocket when it comes to the governor, even with the free enterprise system and the sort of opportunity that has presented for our country. the obama economy has been just the opposite with the attitude has been what additional regulation, what additional cost, what additional burden, what additional obstacle to replace in front of the fr

a little bit from the prior administration saying something would be different under hillary clinton administration to. don't forget this president has i think fairly record ratings -- >> he has not been in the media as much given attention. >> regardless of the reason he is still much better off, regardless of reason much better off than bush was. bill: ladies, we're well out of time. martha: thank you very much. debbie wasserman schultz stepping down as we've been talking about. she is no longer dnc chair. how will they handle this distraction over the course of this week? we'll speak to the communications director of rnc. they have issues to deal with and how they hand them them. when we come right back. ♪ martha: new reaction to dnc chairwoman debbie wasserman schultz announcing she will step down in a matter of days. she will gavel in and out convention and call it quits. she is resigning from leaked emails. the clinton campaign responding moments ago. here is robby mook. >> the dnc is revealing -- reviewing all information. when hackers dump information sometimes they are doctored. there is p

hillary clinton will not focus on it. she won't talk about it. >> i hear you that hillary clinton is -- i hear you that hillary clinton is part and parcel of the obama administration strategy although she was more hawkish she said she would have a no-fly zone over syria. i hear that point. however, what about the specifics from donald trump? we are in the week when he will be named your party's man for the job, for the white house. at what point do we need more specifics from his camp on how he will carry that out, how he will destroy isis? >> sure. i'm sure as a campaign goes on -- like a lot of issues, there will be more specifics. i assume by both candidates. >> but when? we've been hearing that for a long time. when? >> you know, i'm sure it will happen over the next, you know, next few months. it has to. but look you have a choice. you have a business person that has success and you have hillary clinton who had the opportunity and absolutely failed. i will take -- i will take the person that is a business person that is focused on destroying isis and says he will -- he will say radical islam. i mean right now the obama administration, hillary clinton, they wi

hillary clinton calls all of these tactics out of bounds and so do some tough republicans. >> isis was created during the hillary clinton regime. >> reporter: donald trump blamed hillary clinton and obama administrationot recognizing the isis threat. >> it will be massive and we won't have a country. we're going to be afraid to walk outside. >> reporter: his insistence t t that -- irks fellow republicans. so, do his calls for the group's barbarity. >> so, we can't do water boarding, but they can chop off heads, they can do whatever they want to do. >> reporter: 2008 republican nominee, john mccain himself a victim of torture, said water boarding waists time and jeopardizes american troops. >> if you inflict enough pain on someone, that person will tell you whatever you think that you want to hear in order to make the pain stop. if we torture people, then what we would expect our enemy would do to a looking for balance in your digestive system? try align probiotic. for a non-stop, sweet treat goodness, hold on to your tiara kind of day. live 24/7. with 24/7 digestive support. try align, the #1 ge recommended probiotic. today you can do everything in just one click, even keep your toilet clean and fres

and james comey, i can only aseems's trying to save his job in the hillary clinton administration. ucted the hack into the dnc advance notice they are doing it. lou: kt? >> if trump wins, hillary clinton will have a different justice department to deal with. the second investigation is still out there and that's the connection between the clinton foundation and her decision as secretary of defense. that's the corruption one. if trump is elected, hillary clinton has a lot more legal night pairs in front of her. lou: kt mcfarland and ambassador john bolton, thank you. joining me now political strategist lee carter and robert zimmerman, executive editor for "the weekly standard" fred barnes. let me start with robert zimmerman. a long-time absentee from the broadcast. it's great to see you, and i know hour heart has to be stirred by all that is roiling the democratic party. >> we wanted to give you an exciting opening evening and we came through. lou: i listened to hillary clinton talking to the vfw and i thought she was rescuing us from donald trump's view of american exceptionalism ra

hillary clinton. >> by the shoulders of the administration and hillary clinton. >> my friend went toe-to-toe with hillaryon and hillary clinton came out unscathed. that is a powerful moment. it is red meat. it goes directly to the base. the opportunity that the trump had to bring other people into the fold was melania's speech. but above the fold will not read that way. >> if it weren't for melania's plagiarism issue, it would be about the fact that trump called in during that mother. it was a very bad misstep. i don't know what happened there. also, i find it odd that benghazi was played up so much and not so much the e-mails. the e-mails can really move public opinion. the benghazi stuff, it's out there. the base likes it. but the e-mails are the money. >> that has to do with security, as well. we'll continue. be right back. ♪ i don't want to lie down. i refuse to lie down. why suffer? stand up to chronic migraine... with botox®. botox® is the only treatment for chronic migraine shown to actually prevent headaches and migraines before they even start. botox® is for adults with chronic migraine, 15 or m