jedediah: priorities, right?ng about idea just because somebody walking around with their pants hanging low that they're a criminal. is that what we're talking about? >> to an extent. this was developed by police executive reserve forum. that is washington think tank. one of the things they came up with imagining public perception. now do we have officers out there before they act they have to imagine how we all will perceive their actions and maybe kurt tail behavior based on that? that is not their job. the job of policemen is not so worry about what i feel they will do. they're in a moment they are supposed to protect people. harris: almost like what we saw, sandra, we talked about this on the couch before. if you're in that moment and you're worried about what others are going to say, we're in litigious society yesterday jed right. harris: we saw some officials saying you're seeing rise in some crime because police are doubting they could do their job. sandra: abiding by the law should be enough, enforcing th

cascade. ♪ jedediah: welcome back.onald trump is finally becoming the candidate republican leaders push for in the race. in his big speech he read off a teleprompter and stayed focused on hillary clinton scandals, leaving out reference to bill clinton affairs or other side issues that distracted the campaign. as a top republican official announced trump and rnc raised more than $5 million since tuesday, on top of another $6 million, trump reported raising at a fund-raiser for a total of $11 million. julie, i want to start with the tone switch. when i watched trump's speech, i saw him looking more presidential and going after issues, talking about hillary clinton's failed foreign policy record. is this his effort to win independent voters to try to win the general election? >> i feel like we did entire segment two weeks ago, with pete hegseth on the couch and i bet pete this would last 24 hours. he owes me a buck. every time donald trump reads from prompter, this is third or fourth time is this new donald trump. he cams

jedediah, looked at each other, why would he drop out? why would leave the party? he is getting invitations to the white house and sitting down with the president. harris: there he is. >> you don't think he will drop out? he will relish the moment. sandra: i'm not making any forecast. this is what is happening right now. bernie sanders has the ability to continue to influence and change the scope of this race. harris: here is one of the things he says he wants. i don't know how sincere he is, he is not really a fan of the dnc chair debbie wasserman-schultz. >> unbelievable. he want as pound of flesh. harris: i want shults to go. will they listen to him or not. >> i don't know. i frankly think he wants something more substantive to just have her go. i think he wants a platform. i think he wants a vice-presidential or at least some input who the vp will be, et cetera. harris: what does she sort of symbolize? she symbolizes establishment taking over and blocking -- >> superdelegates. she symbolizes whole, everything involved -- i know -- harris: she is for hillary cli

jedediah is right.obama's numbers keep where they are today even go up, i think by contrast his numbers will keep rising people look at alternative, maybe this guy is not so bad -- liz: because of a lot of government spending. >> offer contrary to that. choose to disagree with me, julie. barack obama has 51% because no one is paying attention to him. he has not been the story. harris: that is interesting point. >> once he emerges as story. that was hillary clinton was 65% approval at that point between secretary of state around being a candidate. the second she hit the public the way she has -- >> he is not on ballot. harris: that is the reason why people go to the polls. it is and what can you do for me. >> people felt that way, his numbers wouldn't be where they are. harris: main street and wall street today, we're about to hit is eight 10,000 on the dow. people are hurting out there -- 18,000 on the dow. liz: looking more and more like hillary clinton will be the first woman to become presumptive nom

jedediah, in the green room your response was? >> who is he? i never heard of him.ld put any one of us up there i think they would have more name recognition. i think it is insanity at this point to pull someone who has no name recognition at this stage, basically saying let's ignore the will of the people, let's ignore will of people who supported donald trump. this is who they're sporting. you don't like him, you don't have to vote for him. you can do write in, rand paul, libertarian, do whatever you want but to have this campaign essentially to take this guy down sounds desperate and it sounds crazy. harris: the question would be whom does it hurt the most? when you look at third party candidate added to mix, turns out to be clinton and trump, clinton gets 40% of the vote, trump 38. this is abouteven. this isn't just david french, any third party candidate according to the -- "quinnepiac poll." >> this could backfire for trump. conservatives out there and rallying against him it gives him talking point. harris: real quickly, judge, then i will come back. >> guara

here today, sandra smith, jedediah bila, co-host a of "after the bell" on fox business, melissa francis, her tv husband. >> getting me in trouble at home. harris: i said tv. >> i know you did, thank you. harris: co-host of "after the bell" as well and host of "forbes on fox," david asman. he is outnumbered. welcome back. >> thanks for having me here. >> yes, we do. i love david. >> we do great together. harris: a lot to talk about the economy later this hour. >> absolutely. harris: you know what? it is time to talk bernie sanders. president obama having a sit-down talk at the white house. no doubt they will discuss unifying the democratic party for a general election brawl with donald trump. president obama we are told is

reporter: jedediah here, bill. you are on the ground there. i want to know what you see in the community. you saw people rushing to donate blood and a coming together that inspired the nation. what is the sense you have being on theground that you see from people who went through so much. bill: i believe they react as americans. they react and respond just like the u.s. military members on fort hood. i believe they have react and respond like the people of boston, what a great town to carey on its traditions and sense of family. '. i would expect even though it's early here in orlando, to get a very similar reaction. harris: we are joined with our hashtag on#oneluckyguy, congresn kinzinger. >> bill, you are talking about the community and what it feels like. is there a coming together or sense of anger people saying how did this happen and do you take the fight to them or is it coping with the human tragedy we saw it to it as lightly as you can. bill: the question, how do we react to it? what do we do. you think about all the terrorist attacks

here today, harris faulkner, cohosted after the bell on foxbusiness, melissa francis, jedediah beeler is here and today's hashtag one lucky guy, we are glad half back to the couch judge alex for eric, good to have you and you are outnumbered. >> thanks for having me, it's a pleasure. >> did she know of the horrors to come? this is the question we are lasting today and did she do nothing to stop it? federal prosecutors have convened a grand jury to investigate the white of the orlando nightclub shooter. according to a law enforcement source, they are looking into charging noor salman as an accessory to 49 counts of murder and 53 counts of attempted murder. as well as failure to notify police about the pending terrorist attack and lying to federal agents. they believe she knew of her husband's deadly plans and did nothing to stop them. us as reports say she drove into the nightclub on a prior occasion. the news is happening fast and furious, details in this investigation continue to come out. based on what you learn so far about the involvement of omar mateen's wife in all of this, shou

harris falconer, post of kennedy, jedediah buehler is here and there he is, today's hashtag one lucky guy, most of the five and the great got filled show, welcome back to the couch great got filled andyou are outnumbered with your floral clipboard . >> this is a lovely gift. i'd like to spice things up. i could have gone with a black clipboard but i said the world needs more flowers. >> you are a man. >> i am. >> there's a lot to get to, let's get started with donald trump letting loose on hillary clinton a few moments ago in what may be his harshest attack on her yet. the day after hillary blasted trump on the economy, the republican firing right back, questioning clinton's policies, her judgment and her temperament on a range of issues from benghazi to her private emails to the million hillary and bill clinton have raked in for their family charity . >> hillary clinton and as you know,, most people know, she's a world-class liar. just look at her pathetic email service thing. hillary clinton has perfected the politics of personal profit and even death. she ran the state department l

. >>> coming up on the next "red eye" dave smith, jed jedediah bila and jill dobson. >> hey, earn. i'm giant immediate yen ben kissel. we asked you to submit questions for the cast of "red eye." we got a ton of responses so let's get to. it the first is for you and you will hate it. atom shillue seems to -- at tom shillue wears the same shirt, tie, coat. should we take up a collection to buy him some new duds? >> ben, first of all i have a different tie on. i actually have different denim shirts. i actually have -- these are just four of my light denim shirts and then i have two more at home. they are different. i don't need to buy more. >> i didn't know you could be so diverse. why anyone thinks you are a serial killer is beyond me. >> look at all of this denim in a row. >> you don't have a bunch of black shirts in a closet. >> that's completely different. the next question is for you. what did you think of the political questions in the miss usa knowledge paent. >> don't ask pretty women questions. no one wants to hear them talk. >> that's untrue. >> of course everyone talks abou

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here today jedediah bila, fox business network's elizabeth macdonald. and julie roginsky, #oneluckyguy, good to have him back, republican strategist, campaign veteran, tony sayegh. he is outnumbered. i loving the pink and blue. >> i wanted to

here today is harris faulkner, co-host of "after the bell" on fox business, melissa francis, jedediahe today, and today's hash harks, we welcome back fox senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano. >> i wish i could fit all of you in my arms. harris: you can get in trouble for that comment. you might want to walk that back. i want recording of your voice to be my doorbell. they would be like wow, that sounds good.

jedediah go exactly we said in terms of having that before us the .n terms of paralleling the state procedure has been discussed and recommended by friends of ethics and also as the chair indicated earlier to have the parallel procedure. but, and also we can do the options to have a ban or to have one of the three amounts that you suggested in the material you have before us to tonight. the 250, the $100 or whatever. that we choose one of those. if we choose not to go for the band but can i also emphasize one of the things that has been put by some of the speakers that i think is very important, particularly in light of proposition g. and evidently done on expenditure lobbyist, but that measure even uniformly to define lobbyist as both contact lobbyists at expenditure lobbyist could bolt thrust of what we did last year old thrust of what we've been doing is to not have any distinction between the two. that a contact lobbyists and expenditure lobbyist is a lobbyist. and is going to be subject to the same kind of scrutiny. could mr. chairman, if i canno

jedediah go exactly we said in terms of having that before us the .terms of paralleling the state procedure has been discussed and recommended by friends of ethics and also as the chair indicated earlier to have the parallel procedure. but, and also we can do the options to have a ban or to have one of the three amounts that you suggested in the material you have before us to tonight. the 250, the $100 or whatever. that we choose one of those. if we choose not to go for the band but can i also emphasize one of the things that has been put by some of the speakers that i think is very important, particularly in light of proposition g. and evidently done on expenditure lobbyist, but that measure even uniformly to define lobbyist as both contact lobbyists at expenditure lobbyist could bolt thrust of what we did last year old thrust of what we've been doing is to not have any distinction between the two. that a contact lobbyists and expenditure lobbyist is a lobbyist. and is going to be subject to the same kind of scrutiny. could mr. chairman, if i cannot