i'll tell you who is hotheaded. a lot of primary voters are hotheaded. and the national security anxiety they have like we saw in britain. he's speaking to a broader audience and he's showing he has presidential timber. >> to mark's point, what trump needs to be doing is making these speeches every week on a new issue. the more of these speeches he makes, the more people will be. she has only improved 2 points over her standing since may. the question for donald trump his own worst enemy may be him. >> to ford's pointing with it's not that hillary is running away with this. but donald trump in poll after poll keeps coming in. he's starting to fade to that core constituency and he has to build it up beyond that. >> that's going to be a key indicator to watch. we don't know if money matters in this election. we have donald trump who has spent cents on the dollar and is virtually the same place she is. but it doesn't seem to make a difference, and we'll never know if over the next four months it does or not. but he will have to get some of those independent

, though, who will look at her record and the record of the last eight years and say, he may be a hotheadbut that is what we need. we may be underestimating the extent to which trump's performance has broad appeal. but they are so confident that her performance today is a winning performance against her issues against him. john: let's be clear. the biggest weakness that she has in terms of her stature, her resume, her ability to step up and indicate in ways that seem to make her a credible commander in chief -- she is now playing at a very high level. she has room to grow. but the biggest weakness is her record. donald trump will be able to headway by yielding the -- y olking the obama record with her. and say the country is not safer. that things are getting worse. there is a bad trend line here. the obama policies abroad and at home have not helped us with this threat and made us safer. she is going to have to deal with that. the history that she has of being part of the obama demonstration foreign policy a national security team. she is going to have to deal with that. trump can make s

michael: no, i'm not a hothead. i'm passionate. i'm not a hothead.fe -- of getting better at certain things. lemonis: you are getting better. michael: i know i am. lemonis: my relationship with michael continues to be one that is a player-coach relationship. while i'm frustrated with him, i still know that he's the future of this business. i'm gonna have to see a literal attitude adjustment. ♪ leiby's creamery is a multi-generational creamery that's in the middle of pennsylvania. they're producing cream and milk for some of the biggest companies in the world. -richard: hey, jack. -jack: richie. -richard: how you doing? -jack: good to see you. -michael: what's going on? -jack: michael. -michael: nice to see you. -lemonis: jack, i'm marcus. -jack: it's nice to meet you. -richard: he's our man here. lemonis: one of the things that i wanted to accomplish is to improve our margins because the dairy -- the cream that goes into the ice cream -- is the single most expensive item. what do you actually produce here? jack: we produce over 80 different variants

they will say she performed as a steady leader and he performed .s a hothead a lot of americans willook at her record and the record of the , he mayht years and say be a hothead but that is what we need. we may be underestimating the extent to which trumps performance has broad appeal. the biggest weakness that stature,n terms of her she is now playing at a very high level. but the biggest weakness is her record. be able top will connect the obama record with her. safery the country is not . things are getting worse. there is a bad trend line here. the obama policies of not helps to make us safer. she is going to have to deal with that. the history that she has of being part of the obama administration. she is going to have to deal with that. trump can make some headway on that front. there's an awful lot about what he is saying there's going to make a lot of republicans nervous and a lot of democrats giddy. politically. coming up, we'll head to capitol hill. for how congress is reacting to the tragedy. we'll talk to a top democrat on the homeland security committee. ♪ mark: we're ta

there are a lot of americans that will look at her record and say well, he may be a hothead but thats what we need. trump's performance today has appeal but there is confidence that her performance today that her performance is a winning one on this issue. terms of her stature, now toume, her ability step up her game and communicate in a way that makes her seem like a credible commander in chief, she's playing at a high level and she has room to grow. her biggest weakness is still the record and i think trump will be able to make some by toting -- headwind the obama record and saying the country is not safer. are getting worse, there is a bad trend line here. the obama policies are brought helicesnd -- home. and at she will still have to deal with that and i think you are right that trump can make some headwind with her on that front. there is an awful lot about what he is saying that will make republicans nervous. coming up, we will head to capitol hill. we will talk to a top democrat next. first, a quick commercial break. ♪ mark: we are talking about the horrific shooting that occu

fox news poll most voters feel donald trump is, quote, hotheaded. 89% of those contacted say he is hotheaded. with your calm british accent, the we use. >> this is something donald trump people should be worrying about. i try to be positive, he got rid of corey lewandowski, that was a positive first step but he has got to replace them with someone who speaks policy. policy is not mister trump's forte. fighting political correctness is his forte. he needs to be the grown up in the room. he needs to get some people around him with sensible policies. liz: he was considered a hothead. who will handle the 3 am phone call? will mister trump overreact and trigger a geopolitical crisis or could hillary clinton, political strategist. stuart: it is not good if tween 9 out of 10 people think you are a hothead. that is not good. do you think boris johnson suffered from the same image? if you're just joining us boris johnson has dropped out of the race to be future prime minister of great britain. a bombshell report came out earlier this morning. >> there are parallels with the trump situation. the guy w

, though, who will look at her record and the record of the last eight years and say, he may be a hotheadbut that is what we need. they may be underestimating the extent to which trump's performance has broad appeal. but they are so confident that her performance today is a winning performance against her issues against him. john: let's be clear. the biggest weakness that she has in terms of her stature, her resume, her ability to step up her game and communicate in ways that seem to make her a credible commander in chief -- she is now playing at a very high level. she has room to grow. but the biggest weakness is her record. donald trump will be able to headway by yolking the obama record with her. and say the country is not safer. it may be safer than it was on 9/11, but that things are getting worse. there is a bad trend line here. the obama policies abroad and at home have not helped us with this threat and made us safer. she is going to have to deal with that. the history that she has of being part of the obama demonstration foreign policy a national security team. she is going to ha

. >> reporter: oklahoma police say they're looking for this hothead. here's where he loses it. watch as he runs 18 year old noah wilson right off the road and into a guardrail. the two victims say they're lucky they weren't killed. police arrested 31-year-old robert paul vance, charged with attempted murder. witnesses say this fight in houston over the weekend broke out over a right turn. this beatdown of a driver near tampa last month only ended when the driver's wife pulled a pistol. authorities tonight are encouraging angry drivers to take a deep breath. because more than two-thirds of traffic fatalities are caused by aggressive driving. and the worst day? is friday. david? >> thank you. >>> and doctors testing a new stroke treatment. >>> and the outraged father attacking his daughter's killer. >>> and prince harry, the one thing he will remember next time he visits with world war ii veterans. there's a more enjoyable way to get your fiber. try phillips' fiber good gummies plus energy support. it's a fiber supplement that helps support regularity, and includes b vitamins to

. >> reporter: oklahoma police say they're looking for this hothead. seen on cell phone video driving this pickup truck. here's where he loses it. romming 18-year-old noah wilson and a friend off the road and into a guard rail. here's where another driver's temper went from 0 to 100. the two victims say they're lucky they weren't killed. police arrested 31-year-old robert paul vance, charged with attempted murder. he's pleading not guilty. witnesses say this fight in houston over the weekend broke out over a right turn. >> that aggravated the truck driver. he thought, no, you're not going in front of me. >> reporter: this beatdown of a driver near tampa last month only ended when the driver's wife pulled a pistol. authorities tonight are encouraging angry drivers to take a deep breath. because more than two-thirds of all traffic fatalities are caused by aggressive driving. and the worst day for road rage is friday. david? >> steve, thank you. >>> when we come back, doctors testing a new stroke treatment. early results that left them extremely hopeful.

they say that 89% to 35% see him as more hotheaded and that he's more obnoxious. >> it's amazing he'sanging in there with those kinds of numbers. you always read about how women are going to vote for hillary. but i know on twitter some of the most vociferous trump fans are come even. kennedy: and some of the most vociferous anti-hillary voters are women. jill stein was not in this poll. >> i don't want to play poll nazi. we shouldn't be talking about two-way polls. there wouldn't be a two-way poll anywhere in the country. gary johnson will be on 50 ballots. jill stein will be on 40-something. if you put stein in there it shrinks a little bit further. kennedy: you have got a lot of disgruntled bernie fans and jill stein fans. much more coming up with the party panel. house democrats holding a gun control rally in a city where [plumber] i need to be where the pipes are. so i use quickbooks and run my entire business from the cloud. i keep an eye on sales and expenses from anywhere. even down here in the dark i can still see we're having a great month. and celebrate accordingly. i run on

phraseny say the hotheaded accurately describes donald trump.ore than half of republicans say they would prefer someone also as the republican nominee at this point in the republican process. that is not a great number. john, what numbers are more important, leading indicators for donald trump? is it the traits that are problematic? question,ou ask the why is it that on the national basis trump is still on the margin of error, but dropping, and the numbers in some are quite large, but worrying for anybody? the traits seem to be driving it. is worried about honest and trustworthy, trump should be worried about these, for sure. fact that so many republicans want somebody else is not good. what will it take for trump to win? i think he can win with all these bad traits. i think whoever is elected will have a lot of warts. trump's are kind of astonishing, but clinton's, we are used to, decades of thinking people do not necessarily trust of the clintons. john: unless you think trump will succeed in bringing new people into the process, unless you bel

with 90% of the people saying he's hotheaded. he has to make sure if the 435 seats up for grabs in november, that the democrats don't grab them. >> paul ryan who represents the establishment, they can't take the fact that donald trump is going to be the next president of the united states. he's playing politics and going down the same road. charles: kelly, this notion that somehow the speaker of the house should be hedging his bets, that's nuts. >> that is nuts. in 1996 it was another election where you had house speaker newt gingrich and bob dole. as soon as if he won that nomination, newt gingrich came behind him. he put his contract for america behind. he took his priorities of deficit. he then put his priorities on the back burner to get behind bob dole and bob dole's platform. what you see for paul ryan is none of this. he put 2016 down as a loss. we are bound to lose. charles: there is no doubt it feels awkward and it feels like paul ryan is being a traitor to the party. loretta lynch and bill clinton had a somewhat clandes

from their perspective the guys in new england were hotheads leaving everybody astray until they comeack to the mother country. there are many factions. >> it is all there and i love the show and i hope everybody watches it. tune in and watch it from the beginning. thank you to all of my guests. see you next time. it's chris wallace. >> dissent inside the state department as dozens of u.s. diplomats call on president obama to attack the regime of syrian president assad. this is "special report." >>> good evening, welcome to washington, i'm chris wallace in for bret baier. diplomacy isn't working, that's what more than 50 u.s. diplomats say, about president obama's syria policy. the extraordinary dissent filed by career state department officials reveals a stark internal divide over the president's handoff approach to the bloody civil war in syria that's killed more than 400,000

. >>> hotheads up for those who buy nature valley protein bars.ons is recalling protein chewy and nut bars in four flares thoney and hole magazines, peanuts almonds, roasted peanut honey and almond and cashew and sea salt. so far there have been no reports of illness. >>> a group representing east coast states wants tax drivers for mileage. >> the group known as the i95 corridor coalition applied for a grant to test at the idea. the drivers miles will be calculated and invoices sent monthly. >>> take a look at this, jay leno surviving a flip over crash. the driver lost control of the car and flipped. you see it there. amazing. the form re late night host when was filming an epi show. jay leno's garage. the stunt driver was trying to show off one of his tricks but he lost control during the stunt. leno and it's driver are both fine. >> scary stuff. >> yes. >>> all right. there we go. that's what i was waiting for. turn that music up. it's time to say hello to our facebook fan of the day. meet deborah pierce. she's been watching fox 5 more than 25 y

. >> organizers put on the hotheaded driving demonstration in front of an apartment in northwest and the dummy represents a 10-year-old girl. the idea to show the difference between stopping distances at 25 and 35 miles per hour. the fact the vehicles are going the more difficult it is to stop. >> we need drivers to realize that every day when they get in the vehicle that their behavior can result i deal acceptable number of pedestrian death is zero. >>> still ahead we separate fact from fiction when it comes to the ar-15 another assault weapons. >>> and we talked to an fbi profiler about the warning signs and the gu vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay and providing free, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbors. ♪ stand by me that's from a top fbi criminal profiler and in this report omar mateen may have taste polls and is the world before the shooting. >> we're live at fbi headquarters to tell us more. >

donald trump happens to be his own worst enemy. 89% of people see him as a hothead did that is preciselyng hillary clinton to make this a referendum on him instead of on her. >> in your view, for him to get out there, in front of these issues which do matter so much to americans, i keep bringing this up. legendary bond investor. multi, multi billionaire on the show just the other day. this whole globalization issue has really caused him to think. people with money, people with capital, they benefit from globalization. the middle class does not. we really need to think hard about it. we cannot continue to thrive. the people that are benefiting right now, they will not benefit in the future if we do not have a strong little class. rethink some of these trade policies. donald trump is onto something. >> rethinking and doing away with our very different issues. the democrats are the ones that talk with the middle class all the time. we can playback speeches. >> i think that that is the bottom line here. people do not have jobs. not big ones anyway. i have five seconds. i am sorry. i have to

. >> i've said donald trump doesn't have the temperament, he's a hothead, he can't be trusted with the nuclear button. this is the stuff lbj if you watch all wait against goldwater. >> right. her gloves are really off today. i haven't seen her like that before. i think it actually is really going to help her. because it's appealing to people's sense of fear. she's using the word terrorist, saying can you imagine trump in the situation room having to deal with this? >> the narrative that he's scary and crazy is helpful. >> absolutely. >> the trouble with this is, this is how we got into iraq. fear of nuclear war. ridiculous iraq was going to attack us with a nuclear weapon. now we're back again, elect somebody because of the fear of nuclear war. >> i think she was trying to get a reaction out of donald trump. i think it will be interesting to watch his twitter feed the next 12 to 24 hours to see if he takes the bait. >> he called her crooked hillary today and said she was lousy reading the teleprompter. do you think he can reduce the importance of her speech by being so lazy talking abo

. >> he is a hothead. he was going around saying terrorisms were coming to the u.s. to give birth.e it was him but i think they're frustrated because this is is a breakdown of a norm in congress. i don't think this is the last of these that we're going to see from either party. i think when the republicans are in the minority they'll pick up this tactic. >> the other speaker had drama. the new speaker is struggling with the opposition party. you do see fighting on the house floor. you see times where tempers flare. i have never seen anything like this. it is civil disobedience which we think of against the government. so it is a huge statement about how to respond to one of the most urgent crisis which is the gun problem and the threat of terrorism. the only thing i'll add is on the other hand any speaker paul ryan included would be expected to want to enforce the rules rather than give in to protests on the floor. this is an amazing night. >> i'm glad you bring that up because now is house minority. you have been in leadership for a long time. you've been in the more enviable posi

[laughter] "iron man" is a hothead, the mercurial one, and that strategy worked through the primary process. that's very obvious. but it's so different. and meghan can attest, when you go into a general election and don't have those primary victories week after week to point to, you absolutely have to make a shift. and i think on june 7th when donald trump gave that speech and it was much more measured, you saw paul manafort's fingerprints all over it. sandra: meghan, you think of families' involvement in all of this as the daughter of john john mccain. clearly, we're learning that the children were behind this move. meghan: listen, on my father's campaign i made a lot of suggestions, i have no doubt that ivanka and his sons had a hand in this. what's interesting is there was a tweet: ding dong, the witch is dead. so to say there's internal strife, this is not uncommon. there are whole hbo movies dedicated to campaign drama. that being said, as you said, judge, donald trump has had a rough few weeks. it shows in the poll numbers, and i think he had to make a change to show that he's taking

about a third and this guy was married and the marriage didn't end well, but they're not the young hotheadsral hertling, you're talking about the fact he had to train and shoot as many rounds as he did. >> right. >> how long would it take for him to train, considering he was a security guard and presumably he had some sort of firearms experience to begin with and that's why he had such minimal background checks to buy these weapons in the past few days. >> not long to train or to learn how to exchange the clip, but what is important is someone would have seen him doing that. they would have known that he had purchased multiple clips, that he had loaded them with a lot of rounds and this is just something that someone should have known about, but again, this is something that's not only connected to isis and an ideology perhaps. an individual that doesn't know the ideology as well as some of the imams and caliphates, but this is a guy that's filled with hate, so that's also driving him, and i think that's what the investigation will find. >> tom fuentes, the family so far, and we don't know

they decided basically, as one person told me earlier today, he was just sort of a hothead. he was just sort of spouting off. they didn't find that he was engaged in any activity in pursuit or in furtherance of what was his interest in radical jihadism back then. in other words, you can say what you want. it doesn't make it illegal. there was nothing they could do, so that investigation was closed. and then just the next year they say that they thought he had some connection with a man named muhammad abu salah who is from ft. pierc ft. pier ft. pierce, florida. that's where mateen had been living. this was a man, abu salah, from ft. pierce, florida, who left a rather privileged upbringing where he lived in a gated community and heavily into basketball, went to syria, apparently got training with radical elements in syria, and then came back to florida where he tried to enlist other people to join him. it was only then when he went back to syria that the u.s. became aware that he had been in syria, came to the u.s., and went back. it was a very eye-opening experience for the

. >> sources who i've talked to and others who i've talked to said they've described you as a hothead, and you just didn't treat people right. what do you say to that? >> look, i think i'm a very intense person. and my expectation is perfection. because i think that's what mr. trump deserves. i had a nice conversation with mr. trump. and i said to him, it's been an honor and a privilege to be part of this. and i mean that from the bottom of my heart. >> reporter: cnn is told trump watched lewandowski's interview as it happened live, a few hours after he was fired. trump later expressed his appreciation as he talked about moving on. >> he's a good man. we've had great success. he's a friend of mine. but i think it's time now for a different kind of a campaign. >> reporter: that different kind of campaign is one with paul manafort, lewandowski's nemesis, now firmly at the helm. cnn is told that internally, manafort's mantra is that trump must act more presidential, while lewandowski kept saying, let trump be trump. sources from the -- from in and around the campaign, have told us that t

latest "fox news poll" show 89% describe trump as quote, hotheaded.d secretary clinton meanwhile will campaign for the next times, for the first time next week on july 5th in charlotte, north carolina, a key battleground state, leland. you will remember that the two were supposed to begin campaigning in wisconsin but that appearance was postponed in the wake of orlando. leland. leland: all right. so this week we got the benghazi report, one of the big issues that dogged hillary clinton. any news on when we'll get more on her private email server? reporter: what we know is that patrick kennedy the under sector of state for management, is being deposed by "judicial watch," the conservative legal group today. kennedy is a key player in the controversy because he hired i.t. specialist bryan pagliano, who managed clinton's email server and has pleaded the fifth in the case. earlier this week clinton aide huma abedin was deposed her remarks leaked to the press. quote, "judicial watch" represents everything wrong with our political system, manufacturing wron

secretary kerry, afterwards, talked about it, saying we didn't want anyone going off hotheaded, that people should be calm and rationale about this. everyone has a lot in common. this is a historic al. they keep britain as a special ally. it has a good relationship with the european union. the reality is, there is a problem that britain and europe are out of step how this should be done. secretary kerry is trying to put the fire out. this is what he said. >> the united states cares about a strong eu. why, because there isn't one issue on which we work today, whether it is climate change, or whether it's counterterrorism, immigration, you name it, we are working together. and it is through the strength of those countries coming together that we are able to make good things happen. >> reporter: so the making good things happen right now also includes stopping the turmoil in the international market. that's what secretary kerry is hoping that his visit here will have achieved, will help achieve. that's just stabilizing the situation, telling everyone to chill, calm down a little bit. ta

maria: 89% of registered voters there is studded with hotheaded. these remarks about him keep coming out. he will need my money to keep out the sum of her ad and even though they may not be sticking the way she's intending. >> he's admitted he hasn't really started can a name yet. he's going to go out there and start hitting hillary even harder. dan: i do in terms of the numbers. we are all about businesses here. in june, she spent $12 on advertising for every dollar that she spent and that the market you would agree. >> let's be honest about that. i think he can get enough money together to compete competitively with her. thiss the debate we were having. we are in a national campaign different from the primary. he was eective at the money in the primary. he killed vaccine candidates with up to $7 million. that is 3.35 million per candidate. she didn't even kill one candidate yet she's still fighting $3 million later she is fighting a 74 euros socialist who declared himself a democrat 23 months ago. i take issue with that. look at what you just did

. >> i think he's a little bit of a hothead honestly, so i don't want to necessarily get him in officerea off the map. i would worry about his temper maybe. >> if you say the wrong things and you're too fast on what you say to another nation, it can cause a war. >> i think he's honest in the way maybe a child is honest because they don't know any better and they haven't learned. childish is the term i would describe the way he conducts himself in general. >> the allies of the other countries that don't care for him, if that would affect us, i'm not sure. but they say there's a lot of countries that don't care for him. but it's not their country, it's ours. i think he wants to protect us. >> i don't understand how you're commander in chief with no experience under you. it just doesn't make scene. i wouldn't go tomorrow and lead a law firm. it's not sensible. >> he's been doing beauty pageants and running businesses. he doesn't know how to run a country, to rid the country of terrorists. like what class did he take? >> so nicole, obviously pros and cons there. certainly on the pro side,