he's had one-- >> jarrett: it's a tough job. >> o'donnell: he's had one valerie jarrett. >> jarrett:ure is unprecedentedly long. that's true, as a senior advisor. but i came in knowing i was going to stay until the end, if the president would have me. that's the commitment that i made to him. >> o'donnell: she's also made a commitment to push the issues she cares about. >> every single day, families around our country share the bond of devastating grief caused by losing their loved ones to gun violence. >> o'donnell: in the president's second term, she helped write executive actions on gun control and immigration that went around congress after the president failed to find common ground. she's at the center of the administration's efforts to raise the minimum wage across the country and to expand paid parental leave. she's also pushed for criminal justice reform, one of the few areas where the president has found bipartisan support. >> president obama: it is one of the few regrets of my presidency the rancor and suspicion between the parties has gotten worse instead of better. >> o'd

and the sergeants came, nursing staff, other officers. >> jarrett? jarrett? jarrett? what's up?anything hurt anywhere? >> what's the status now? is he conscious now? >> yeah, he's conscious. he's talking to them now. >> okay. how long has he been in that room? >> about an hour. probably about an hour. he said he thought a bigger room would help. i guess not. >> all right. >> being in jail the first time. >> okay. >> what happened the last time you passed out? >> yesterday, i don't even know what happened. i don't remember anything from yesterday. >> they took you to medical? what did they say? >> they gave me some medication. >> yesterday? >> something for your anxiety? it's not helping? >> i was taking trazedone as needed. and now they have me something something, i don't even know what it is, every few hours. and i would sleep for a little while and that's it. >> according to the jail's mental health supervisor, there are several reasons jarrett is unable to have the same medication he takes on the streets. >> we try treat anxiety through anti-depressants typically. the anti-a

. >> there is valerie jarrett. senior adviser to the president. >> a hand there is gallery -- -- and there is oprah winfrey's friend, best friend, talking to valerie jarrett. gayle king. >> scanning this -- >> there is a model. >> john kerry and his wife. >> teresa. >> a hand there is his daughter. his elder daughter. a doctor. and his younger daughter on the left. they are both john kerry's daughters. >> one is a filmmaker and one is a doctor. valerie jarrett is a guest of cbs. valerie jarrett, aretha franklin, ash carter -- defense secretary. bernie sanders. >> a good table. a good couple tables. >> cameron hall again. >> chris wallace just walked through. >> is some of the fox guests include jeff goldblum and then become fox. and cheryl ladd, formerly of charlie's angels. tony romo. greta van susteren. speaking of fox. read a van susteren just walked in. >> is sometimes when you watch people walk in you can tell what is on their mind. >> a shot here of gayle king and valerie jarrett. valerie jarrett has known th

the obamas bought a home on the same street as jarrett's family.ke a block away from the president's house. >> a block away, yes indeed. >> reporter: the only white house advise hoir who at the end of the day regularly joins the president in the private residence. she says she keeps the personal and political separate. but she earned the unflattering ne nickname night stalker because some at the white house thought she could influence his thinking. >> you clashed with robert gibbs about the first lady. he is gone. >> that's nearly seven years ago, norah. you are going back to ancient history. >> that's the point. the first chief of staff. you clashed. another chief of staff, bill daly, lasted about a year. you are one of the few advisers that is still here. >> yeah, yeah. >> is your relationship with the president more important than any other adviser? >> no. no. as i have said to you man times. >> oh, come on. >> i don't think it is. >> you can see the full report >> you can see the full report on our web narrator: breakfast. dishes. dinner. dishe

another shot here of gayle king and valerie jarrett. valerie jarrett stays in chicago.he ultimate washington insider. i don't think she's from washington. >> no. trump is in the house here. sort of interesting juxtaposition there, damien lewis. wonder what people talk about at this dinner sometimes. but kind of conversation have you had at this dinner? >> i have brought a lot of interesting people to this dinner. jonasne from the brothers. >> the national monetary fund. >> yes. the jonas brothers? >> are brought the jonas brothers. sting, mick jagger, quite an array of people. miranda lambert. and kristin gillibrand, the senator from new york, so a real range. >> what is mick jagger like as a dinner partner? >> he is terrific. terrific. christine lagarde, only one of the most powerful women in the world. >> scanning to find out to whom she belongs, which media organization. >> i believe that she is a gust of "the wall street journal," which makes sense. good guest for them. >> speaking of "the wall street journal," they also invited christie turlington burns, susan rice

>>> sunday on smin"60 minutes" h o'donnell profiles valerie jarrett.obama's side throughout his seven years in office and nearly 20 years before that. she oversees the offices of public engagement and intercontinental affairs. her unchecked presence and acce some staffers. valerie jarrett makes no apologies for helping shape the president's legacy. jarrett talked with norah about the president's decision to stay in washington after he leaves office. >> that means you're going to have two presidents in the same sitting, the former president barack obama, and whoever is elected the new president. how is that going to work? >> president obama will be the former president. and he'll be a citizen just like everybody else. and he'll behavior accordingly. of that i'm sure. >> meaning what? >> one of the things that i would compliment president bush for is -- and not just president bush but several members of his team, as well, who have said to me, we had our eight years, and now we owe you our silence. and i think that's just the way the president will behave

i'll see you at the top of the hour alongside gregg jarrett. right now, we'll get you back to "journal editorial report." and for the latest, check out foxnews.com. >>> welcome to "the journal editorial report." i'm paul giggone.e new trouble for hillary clinton, a scathing report from the state department inspector general. it concludes that the likely democratic nominee violated federal rules, both by using a private server as secretary of state and by failing to turn over those e-mails before leaving government service. the report reveals that clinton never saw it and did not receive permission for her off-grid server and repeatedly ignored security concernser raised by other state department officials. mrs. clinton addressed the report thursday in las vegas. >> i thinkrs the report is consistent with what i have been saying, that, the use of personl e-mail was a practice by other secretaries of state, and the rules wereer not clarified unti after i had left. and as i've said many times, if i could do it over again, i would have done it diff

. >> and i'm i'm gregg jarrett in for eric shawn. donald trump is about to address the crowd this afternoon near the lincoln memorial. >> what time does everything kick off? >> reporter: it should be getting started any minute now, and when it does we should hear them before we sea them, right? after all, that's how rolling thunder got its name, the sound of hundreds of thousands of motorcycles as they make their way down constitution avenue and up to the u.s. capitol and back to the vietnam veterans memorial. the ride actually starts in the pentagon parking lot. the riders began gathering there very early this morning an they come from every state in the union. some have been riding for several days just to get here, but they are united in their mission, to honor our troops and never forget american prisoners of war or those missing in action. >> to commemorate the things that have been done, the things that have been done, you know, the troops have done over the years, and it's -- >> reporter: it's something, right? >> it's tough.

. >> i'll gregg jarrett in for eric shawn. it's a crucial battle and could decide the republican nomination. trump and cruz going head to head in tuesday's primary with kasich sitting this one out. cruz now denying that had a loss would crush his efforts to keep trump from clinching the nomination. chief political correspondent carl cameron live in indianapolis, and, carl, tell us about this new poll. >> reporter: well, it's suggesting that tuesday night could be decisive and in favor of donald trump. he has a 15-point lead over ted cruz here in indiana and that is a very, very big number, well, well outside any -- any sort of interpretation of the margins of error. in addition, john kasich works has dropped out of indiana, much the same way cruz will do so in new mexico and oregon as part of their attempt to sort of use their resources most successfully to block him from getting to the 1,237, so it's a blowout at this point, and yet the cruz campaign remains particularly enthusiastic and they had one little glitch here in ind

i'm gregg jarrett in for shep. "your world" is next. can. >> hurry up and wait. hi, everybody. i'm in are in neil cavuto and this is a special memorial day edition of "your world." summer flyers getting a first taitz of the lock -- long lines this woke wean. the tsa scrambling to fix a affect marry playing the nation's airports. one carrier reporting 70,000 customers missed flights this year because of the delayed screenings. to fox's mike tobin at chicago's o'hare international airport on what is being done. mike? >> reporter: hello. this is o'hare airport, ground zero for airline congestion. 40,000 bags did not get onboard flights, people were sleep neglect to terminal waiting for connections. travel is expected to increase over the summer. it's at record levels now and expected to increase another four percent. the question is what is being done about it? congress has approved an additional $34 million for the tsa to convert some part-time staff into full-time staff. the tsa is looking for an additional $24 million to be approved to convert another 2700 employees the meantim

that is what valerie jarrett said. >> if it's at&t it's not bad enough rules of engagement on the groundpathetic and tie their hands unnecessarily. that statement have from valerie jarrett on "60 minutes" her role in the white house is one of pure politics. politically spinning this because in november it's better to and this of he hopes to hillary or cementing his heck georgia's. thinking of fact that we just lost charles keating in iraq 10 days ago and continue to lose good men and women in both iraq and afghanistan. more war dead in iraq than under george w. bush under president obama. and it's dismissive, it is tone deaf but pure politics. with our military, and everything they've done in very difficult circumstances, spinning this as a political success story at a time like this, where everything is collapsing, really, in every country, is just -- it does take your breath away, although it shouldn't at this point. >> he sent more troops in to iraq, obviously he had the big surge in afghanistan. 75% of the u.s. military deaths in afghanistan under president obama. in afghanistan. jul

that is what valerie jarrett said. >> if it's at&t it's not bad enough rules of engagement on the groundetic and tie their hands unnecessarily. that statement have from valerie jarrett on "60 minutes" her role in the white house is one of pure politics. politically spinning this because in november it's better to and this of he hopes to hillary or cementing his heck georgia's. thinking of fact that we just lost charles keating in iraq 10 days ago and continue to lose good men and women in both iraq and afghanistan. more war dead in iraq than under george w. bush under president obama. and it's dismissive, it is tone deaf but pure politics. with our military, and everything they've done in very difficult circumstances, spinning this as a political success story at a time like this, where everything is collapsing, really, in every country, is just -- it does take your breath away, although it shouldn't at this point. >> he sent more troops in to iraq, obviously he had the big surge in afghanistan. 75% of the u.s. military deaths in afghanistan under president obama. in afghanistan. julie.

. >> i'm greg jarrett. a battle brewing over gun policies between the two presidential front runners and the rhetoric is heating up. >> a massive manhunt under way for a gunman after a police officer outside boston is shot and killed during a traffic stop early this morning. >> and growing questions about whether it's time for tesla workers to unionize as they are outsourcing some production to lower paid workers. >>> we begin with the war of words erupting between the presidential front runners as they clash out for the second amendment and variety of other issues. hillary clinton saying that donald trump's gun policies are dangerous and will make the country less safe. this coming after trump nicknamed her heartless hillary for supporting restrictions on gun ownership. and live from washington with more. hi. >> reporter: hillary clinton shifted her gun control criticism to donald trump. as two move closer to the delegates they need to clinch their policy's nominees. he claims clinton wants to strip away t

what was also interesting is in the list of accomplishments, valerie jarrett did not put the iran deal which obviously the administration has touted as a success. jon: let's talk about the race to succeed the president, hillary clinton was asked about debating senator bernie sanders before next month's california primary. i know you are interested in that, here's what she had to say. >> he's accepted an invitation to debate in california before the california primary. have you thought about accepting the invitation? >> we willconsider it . >> you're not ruling it out yet i haven't thought about it, we will consider it. jon: we will consider it. what does that say to you? it says they are considering it. we've had the clinton campaign, we expect some resolution, some decision to this invitation. bernie sanders accepted right away for a debate, likely june 6 in california. the democratic debate on fox, have yet to get official word from hillary clinton. it's also interesting the previous hour we played a soundbite from may 2008 when hillary clinton was asked about the dates and she said

for more on this, let's bring in fox news anchor and attorney greg jarrett. about 40 minutes from now, the director of the fbi is going to meet with reporters, presumably he will be talking about this? >> this is called in on the record pen and paper session, no cameras. i guess he doesn't like tv. last time: he did this was about six months ago so maybe he really has something specific to say that look, director coney is a veteran, former prosecutor himself. he knows he's going to be thrilled about the clinton investigation. i suspect he may offer something, otherwise he would have said this is off-limits. possible he will give an indication of when this wraps up our car along it is, but it's a sure bet he will not preview for example the fbi's findings, their conclusions or whether criminal charges will be recommended to the department of justice.as i mentioned, he's a former us attorney. he knows that he can't really go there even though he could if he wants, there's no that pro hits him from doinwill have happens. jon: is fbi meeting with cheryl mills who

heather: jarrett with more information, thank you. john. >> mark.egal immigrants trying to come across our borders how the upcoming presidential election is playing a role in a suddenly massive influx. we are live with that. plus, donald trump and the media. president obama even weighing in on the coverage which is taking a strange new turn with one tv anchor responding life to a trump to moments after it was sent to our media panel live with their take next . wildlife rescue workers open up a lot of dawn. tough on grease...yet gentle. dawn helps open... something even bigger. go to facebook.com, dawn saves wildlife. heather: breaking right now at our borders where a surge of illegal immigrants trying to make their way into the us is now underway. with agents catching double the number of unaccompanied minors and nearly tripled the number of families than last year. and the upcoming presidential election is playing a big role in the influx. largess is following that story from los angeles. william? reporter: there are three kinds of illegal immigrat

. >>> hello, i'm gregg jarrett in for shep. a third-party candidate has entered the race for the white house. he says he thinks he has chance because surveys show the major party front-runners are two of the most disliked and distrusted politicians in the country. former new mexico governor gary johnson won the libertarian nomination for president yesterday at the party's convention? orlando, florida, johnson was a republican when he was governor. he was also the libertarian presidential nominee in 2012 and won less than one percent of the vote. this time around, take a look at this. a recent fox news poll showing johnson getting 10% in a matchup against donald trump and hillary clinton. that poll has trump beating clinton by three points but without johnson in the race the survey shows trump winning by the same margin. gary johnson's running mate is another former republican governor, william wells of massachusetts. johnson told fox news he believes they can draw support from both ends of the political spectrum. >> we're small

as fox news anchor and legal analyst greg jarrett.s it possible, is it possible that there are no pantheon of emails during his four years at the state department? >> it's crazy, isn't it? how indeed.it seems inexplicable and highly suspicious. two possibilities here. the first is, emails could have been deleted but since federal records are by wall required to be preserved, that would be a crime. second of all, he could have used a private account for all his official business if so , did he violate the same law that clinton may have violated mark also, was he really working for clinton personally and not for the department of state even though he was being paid with taxpayer money. that could be considered misappropriation of government funds or fraud and we already know that pagliaro was working for clinton on the side, being paid by her personally, all while collecting a government paycheck. and that is a potential crime. no wonder this is a guy who invoked the fit and needed criminal immunity. heather: speaking of that, how impor

i'm gregg jarrett in for shep. paul ryan said he and donald trump are planting the seeds to unify the republican party, but he also says coming together will be a process. speaker ryan made those comments today after meeting with trump in washington. >> i'm very encouraged. i heard a lot of good things from our presumptive nominee and we exchanged differences of opinion on a number of things that everybody knows we have. there are policy disputes we will have, there's no two ways about it. plenty of republicans disagree with one another on

. >> i'm greg jarrett.e brewing over gun policies between the two presidential front runners and the rhetoric is heating up. >> a massive manhunt under way for a gunman after a police officer outside boston is shot and killed during a traffic stop early this morning. >> and growing questions about whether it's time for tesla workers to unionize as they are outsourcing some production to lower paid workers.

." >> and i'm gregg jarrett. welcome. joining us dr. david samadi, chairman and professor of urology at lennox hill hospital and chief of robotics surgery. >> and dr. marc siegel, professor of medicine at nyu langone's medical center, also author of "the inner pulse," unlocking the sacred code of sickness and health." >> good to see you. >> nice to see you. >> let's begin with a lot of folks who expect to spend the holiday weekend barbecuing, why not. >> yummy. >> but there's safety tips you should keep in mind before firing up the old grill. dr. samadi? >> one of my favorite weekends. starting this summer with the entire family and, of course, everybody wants to barbecue and jump in the pool, but there's a new statistic coming from national fire protection safety saying the month of july is a very dangerous month and the number of fires have been on the rise for the past decade or so so we want people out there to have a good time but also be careful. keep the kids about three to six feet away from your barbecue. make sure that you don

. >>> i'm gregg jarrett, and it's time now for "sunday house call." >> and i'm arthel ney develop.joining is dr. david samadi chair and professor of urology and chief of robotic surgery. >> and dr. marc siegel is with us professor of medicine at nyu langone's medical center and author of "the inner pulse, unlocking the secret code of psychness and health." good to see you. >> it's may 1st and may is american stroke awareness month, a condition that affects 7 million americans, the third leading cause of death in the u.s. dr. siegel, first of all, how do you even know you're having a stroke and do you always know that you're having one? >> you don't always know if you're having one and 30% of the time we never even know what cause it had. what you need to be on the lookout for is are you having some facial weakness, number one? do you have weakness in your arms or legs? one side more than the other or tingling? logs of sensation? the third thing you look for is speech problems, and are you understanding me? are you suddenly having trouble understanding me and if all of this is happe

in chicago, jarrett ikoff. they have more in the second, jason hayward in the i got it, i got it, no you don't. drops in, galvis drops in the second. ryan howard trying to do some damage, another o-4 day. phils lose 4-1. they drop 6 of 8. they try to avoid getting swept today. >>> mets pitcher and the manager ejected in the third. utley responds, 6 inning the dodger second baseman, gone, utley mass more homers against the mets than any other team he is booed. utley booed again with the bases loaded he responds with a grand slam. chase utley you are the man. else still making mets fans mad. phillies fans love him. utley is still getting booed this morning. >>> the union woke up in solely possession of first place, they had a win last night or draw and new york leap frogged them in the standing. watching these games, scoreless second half. in colorado, 87th minute, union down 1. five minutes later in extra time, brian carroll beating zack mcmath, former union goalie, they pick up a point. >>> david letterman said

nobody in baseball has the losses than jarrett ikoff. solo shot phils have given up four homers.ason hayward to left. david low can't get it. phils fall behind 4-o9th inning looking for a run. freddie gallon villas fly to the right, i got it, i got it, no you don't. galvis drops in the second. two batters later, ryan howard trying to do some damage, another 0-4. phils drop 6 of 8 and try to avoid getting swept this afternoon. >>> chase utley in the big apple last night. melts fans mad he hurt a player in the playoffs. melts pitcher and the manager ejected in the third. how does utley respond. 6th inning, the dodger second baseman gone. utley has more homers against the mets than any other team. else booed. else booed again he responds with a grand slam. chase utley you are the man. phillies fans love him. l.a. won 9-1. utley is still getting booed this morning. >>> well the union work up yesterday morning in sole possession of first place, if they want to win across east they had to win last night or draw. watching these games, it's giving everyone a headache. scoreless second ha

nobody in baseball has more losses than phils starter, jarrett ikoff.has given up four homers in the last 6 innings. they have more in the second, jason hayward to left. run scores, phils fall behind 4-0. 9th inning looking for a return, freddie galvis a fly to the right. galvis drops in the second. two bat rs later -- batters later, howard trying to do some damage. phils drop 4-1. >>> union woke up yesterday morning in the sole possession of first place, if they want to wake up this morning atop the east they had to win or draw or new york would leap frog them in the standings. watching these games, scoreless second half. in colorado, 87th minute, sam cronin beating andre blake. union down 1. five minutes later in extra time, brian carroll, beating zack mcmath, the former union goalie, they pick up a point to remain in first. >>> indy 500 sold out, david letterman will have a front-row seat. his driver gram rayhall will be number one on his top ten list. >>> if we don't win, i have every intention of faking my own death. >>> how would that go? >>> i kn

they said if we have to have one let it be jarrett but then derek shows up on this definite no list. >> correct and what we told that the only three people who did the investigation on batson were the two prosecutors on the case and mister lundy? so as mister lundy says, i didn't make that list, it has to be one of the two prosecutors. >> one was that not there on the day it was dropped. only mister monier was but that's not mister linear thought process of this definite no list and i don't see that that gets you to clear error in the striking mister hood or miscarriage area. >> and it now denies a false statement, the reason that's given, one of the reasons of garrett being struck is that our cousin was arrested. and then the prosecutor doesn't know that at the time . he doesn't know until after the voir dire that the person was arrested.how could that possibly be a reason at the time of the question? >> i don't think the record bears that out. the highlighted notes that the justice wants to say this were used during the strike, in those notes and this is joint appendix 256, angelas

i'm gregg jarrett in for shep. house speaker paul ryan said he and donald trump are planting the seeds to unify the republican party, but he also says coming together will be a process. speaker ryan made those comments today after meeting with trump in washington. >> i'm very encouraged. i heard a lot of good things from our presumptive nominee and we exchanged differences of opinion on a number of things that everybody knows we have. there are policy disputes we will have, there's no two ways about it. plenty of republicans disagree with one another on policy disputes, but on core principles, those are the kind of things we discussed and i'm encouraged. >> keep in mind speaker ryan did not endorse donald trump but he says unifying republicans will take time and he doesn't want the party to fake it. he also called the presumptive nominee a warm and genuine person. trump for his part tweeted that he had a great day in d.c. with speaker ryan and other republican leaders and that things are, quote, working out really

united states postal service priority: you >>> i'm greg jarrett in new york with developing news.ennessee bureau of investigation just now confirming they have found the missing girl, there's her picture, karlee trench, she's safe and her accused kidnapper, which is her uncle, gary simpson now reported in custody. police had said simpson took the child out of school about eight days ago without authority. investigators couldn't figure out where he took her. earlier today they said they had information that karlee was in imminent danger. but minutes ago the tennessee bureau of investigation tweeted out these words, it's confirmed that carlie trent is safe. gary simpson is in custody. apparently one or more private citizens found them safe and presumably headed to a reunion with their relieved family. we don't know the circumstances surrounding the discovery of carlie trent, but she's safe and that's good news. let's send it back to "the five." ♪ ♪ >>> that was good news. we've had a lot of debates recently about raising the minimum wage at this very table. and we're about to have a

. >> and i'm i'm gregg jarrett in for eric shawn.crowd this afternoon near the lincoln memorial. >> what time does everything kick off? >> reporter: it should be getting started any minute

. >> reporter: jarrett likes apps like safe track that notify police of your location with the tap of a button. >> i get hit, tackled. i have to fight back and ditch my phone. then that phone call is being made and the signal is being made automatically to the authorities. >> reporter: cindy yotohama likes the idea of the added protection. >> if i was alone and out with my kids, i think i'd feel comfortable having the safety app in one hand and using the other hand for safety. >> reporter: it's important to have a plan along with the tools to protect yourself. >> that's one piece of a bigger safety and self-defense puzzle. >> reporter: while your cell phone can be an ally, it can also distract from what's going on around you. experts say never reply on your phone as your sole means of protection and when it comes to self-defense, you're better served focusing on your surroundings than your phone. julie watts, kpix5. >> many safety apps could be downloaded for free. some, though, charge extra for premium features or subscriptions. >>> speaking of the perils of technology, one woman had

. >> i'm gregg jarrett. bernie sanders holding rallies in california as the high-stakes standoff continues. between the vermont senator and hillary clinton ahead of the june 7th primary in the golden state. we have live fox team coverage. will karr is standing by in l.a. with the latest on the democratic race flare. first, rich edon is in washington looking at what's at play between donald trump and the gop. >> reporter: good evening. more than a thousand protesters met donald trump in san diego, a city near the busiest mexican border acrossing in the united states. nearly three dozen protesters were arrested ashrew water bottles and clashed with police officers. no one was hurt, nor did anyone damage property. trump launched a successful campaign to seize the republican nomination, promising to build a wall on the mexican border and force mexico to pay for it. he also wants to deport millions living in the u.s. illegally. trump continues campaigning in california with enough delegates to secure the nominati

. >>> i'm greg jarrett. welcome to america's election headquarters. >> i'm arthel neville. motorcycles revving for the sound, revving in the nation's capital as thousands of bikers kick off the annual rolling thunder tribute to our nation's veterans. >> and the democrats are gearing up for a tightly contested primary in the state of california. bernie sanders telling supporters he is not going anywhere. >>> also, the v.a. grappling with a new round of controversy after the head of the agency compared its long wait time to the lines at disneyland. and the national mall turning into a sea of chrome this memorial day weekend with rolling thunder revving up its 29th annual ride for freedom. the event drawing thousands of bikers as well as spectators, all coming together to honor america's veterans, especially those who were missing in action. kristin fisher is live now in washington with more. kristin? >> well, arthel, the rolling thunder riders have taken over the national mall every memorial day weekend since 1988. but this year's ride received even more attention than usual

. >> hello, i'm gregg jarrett in for sheppard smith. we're expecting to hear more from donald trump. set to give a big energy speech in bismarck, north dakota, and when that begins we'll take it to you live. first, from the fox news deck, donald trump has clinched the 1237 delegates that he needs to win the republican nomination. that according to the "associated press." it reports the billionaire reached the magic number after some unbound delegates told the news agency they will spurt him at the convention0. so take a look at this. here's the updated count. you can see trump now has 138 delegates, one more than he needs to lock up the nomination, and trump has been the presumptive nominee for weeks already and has been going up for the general election, and stepping up his attacks against democratic front-runner hillary clinton and how says he is willing to debate bernie sanders. >> yes, am. how much is he going to pay me? >> you would do it for a price? >> if i debated him, we would have such high ratings, and i think i should give -

. >> i'll gregg jarrett in for eric shawn. nomination. trump and cruz going head to head in tuesday's primary with kasich sitting this one out. cruz now denying that had a loss would crush his efforts to keep trump from clinching the nomination. chief political correspondent

ben rhodes, valerie jarrett. come on, where are their operational or tactical chops?have it. they never had inside their national security team, going back to the war room for benghazi, they had more political operatives in there than tactical operators. this is not surprise in any way. if people think somehow he is not going to push this and not going to dumb those people out, as soon as these two dozen are released to the half dozen or so countries. next step they will do, move the next batch into this category of, yes, free to release as soon as we can authorize the country. they will keep shifting people into this. they don't care about the security issue. they care about the political issue. harris: if in 2010, they said these guys were too dangerous to outright release, these are the worst of the worst, what does it say about their bravado when they get back access to the battlefield? we've seen that the recidivism. we know they have been talking to each other at gitmo. we know reports about that melissa, when you look down the road this is so dangerous for us.

. >> i'm gregg jarrett. an "o'reilly factor" special, "election 2016," is next. >>> hi, i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly. thanks for watching this special edition. let's get right to our top story, how the crash of egyptair flight 804 is becoming a central issue in the battle for the white house. both donald trump and hillary clinton are blaming the crash on terrorism while also trying to position themselves as the best terror warrior. here is what we know so far about the crash. search teams have found plane wreckage, human remains and personal belongings in the mediterranean sea, but so far no black box. investigators still don't know what the cause of the plane to go down. but now there may be a new clue. smoke alarms were reportedly detected going off on board moments before the crash and terrorism is still not being ruled out. trump was the first to call it that. >> what just happened about 12 hours ago? a plane got blown out of the sky. and if anybody thinks it wasn't blown out of the sky, you're

. >>> hello, i'm gregg jarrett in for shep. it is 3:00, and donald trump says he may begin calling hillary clinton by a new nickname. instead of crooked hillary. he is talking about recycling the name he used for his old republican rival, senator ted cruz. >> i wonder if i could say, remember lie n -- i won't say lie lying ted. i'm going retire that from ted. i'm not going to call ted that anymore. not going to call him. but i wonder if i could redo it. >> the presumption -- presumptive republican nominee made the comments just a short time ago. it was a rally in fresno, california and some protesters gathered outside the event but there were no signs of any trouble. california holds its first primary -- or its primary on june 7th and trump has now locked up the needed delegates to win the nomination but says california, that is one of about 15 states he wants to focus squarely on and put in play in november. carl cameron is live in san diego where trump is set to hold another rally. carl, trump says he is focusing on blue stat

with that i'll turn it over to the senior adviser to the president, valerie jarrett. [ applause ] >>hank you, stephanie and good morning, everyone. welcome to the white house. we are delighted to have you here for what we believe will be a historic week focusing on re-entry around our country. i want to begin by recognizing our partners here today, the brennan center for justice as well as the american enterprise institute. good examples of how broad the political spectrum is focusing on this issue from the progressive to the conservative, all around the country people understand the need generally for criminal justice reform and specifically to make sure that the 600,000 people each year who return back to our communities can do so in a way that will allow them to become members of society, law-abiding members of society and eliminate the enormous recidivism rate we're seeing around the country. the president this week in his weekly address said it best, he said we know that simply locking people up doesn't make communities safer. it doesn't deal with the conditions that led people

here to weigh in, gregg jarrett, fox news anchor, former defense attorney. there are so many facets to this story before we get to cheryl mills. i want to ask you about other news breaking right now. talking about director comey, he was sitting down for pen and paper question and answer with reporters, meaning no cameras. what have we heard come out from that? >> comey asked by catherine herridge says this is security inquiry. melissa: no big deal. >> he really took a swing at her you could sort of tell bit language he used, i don't know what that means security inquiry. melissa: he said this is investigation. this is an investigation. >> exactly. melissa: blowing up her narrative on the campaign trail. >> she kicked in the face of fbi director. tried to minimize for political reasons which are obvious what it is he is doing. really bad idea. her attorney david kendall said you have to knock that off and show respect. not only to the fbi and department of justice because comey more than anybody else, holds your fate in his hands. melissa: and this has been t

i was with bob schieffer on one side, valerie jarrett on the other, and we audibly gasped.as disrespectful and inappropriate because it is a president of the united states. others said bravo to larry wi willmore for keeping it 100% real. for many, they felt it was too real for the room. or anyone, to be honest with you. >> reporter: i detected a slight wince in the eye of the president over that. larry wilmore wanted to do what he did. he did the act exactly the way he wanted to. he was playing to a different audience. not just that room, but everyone watching on tv. >> everybody's talking about it for today. for his comedy writes, they say that's a win for us. we'll see. we'll see. thank you very much, major. >> reporter: sure. >>> a popular circus retires its elephants amid ahead, why animagh see me. don't stare at me. see me. see me. see me to know that psoriasis is just something that i have. i'm not contagious. see me to know that... ...i won't stop until i find what works. discover cosentyx, a different kind of medicine for moderate to severe p