gary johnson, three. john mcafee, one. kevin mccormick, one. peterson, three. -- austin peterson, three. >> kansas. state votes for gary johnson, too. austin peterson, too. darrell perry, one. >> thank you. kentucky. commonwealth of kentucky. in kentucky we have an unbridled spirit. and more barrels of bourbon and people. [applause] we have our priorities straight. my pleasure to announce our vote. governor johnson, seven. mr. mcafee, three. dr. mark alan feldman, one. >> thank you. louisiana. >> louisiana, the host of the next national convention and the most beautiful state and the world. we cast our vote as follows. ronald johnson, four. austin peterson, eight. >> maine. the land of liberty, lobsters, and all the above. two garyur ballots for johnson. five, peterson. we arearyland registering libertarians at an incredible rate. and we welcome each and every one of them as we grow. the delegates of the free state of maryland cast their votes for gary johnson, 10. dr. mark alan feldman, four. darrell parry, 2. four also peterson. >> massachuse

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john: gary johnson and bl wells are more likely to be a factor on the election.wo guys who have run states. those guys are much more likely to have an effect on the race than this guy. mark: i don't want to prejudge it. but he had not made a full commitment to run. the attention he is about to get meme can decide that it's not worth doing. john: his life is about to change a lot right about now. as megyn kelly would say, let's talk about us. [laughter] at trump tower today, donald trump repeatedly insulted the members of the fourth estate way more than usual. in this case, he objected reporters that asked serious questions about how he raised and dispersed money for veterans. trump's tone was personal and occasionally caustic as he waged war on what he calls "the political press." mr. trump: the press should be ashamed of themselves. frankly,he media is, made up of people that in many cases are not good people. the press is so dishonest and so unfair. i've watched you on television. the press is being very dishonest. i don't like dishonesty. like this sleazy guy

and gary john sop i only get one, maybe 2%.ut you know we live in a divided country now right down the middle. >> yeah. >> that could be looking forward to november monumental. >> i think that he's going to get a lot more votes this time around and because i think it's similar to the last governor's race in virginia between la covt and switch nellie because the third:00 p.m. candidate but as i protest i think a lot of people will vote for him or let him in. >> many more should vote for anymore. >> what would it take to sglin debates. 15% in five national polls leading up to it. we did our own pole. would you consider greating third party cap date i tried to i'm happy with the nooses but up nip. >> and it gives us more choice choices, please, people are interested in at least learning about him. i don't know. the system is no such a way i'm not sure he can >> i like the emogi. >> that's new twitter emogi for 2016 the hash tag all things switer and we all know body language says a lot about what you're saying. what's donald trump

here is gary kaltbaum, kaltbaum capital management, fox news contributor, john petries wellpoint managements. not much of a gain. gary what is your strategy here. >> look, it is very simple for me. we're near the highs of the dow and s&p, if they can't break through they will sell it off and head it down. if they break through i will buy the heck out of it, it is as simple as that of course we're held hostage by the fed if they will raise rates or not raise rates, i don't really care about but markets do. we'll have to see. big issue is going forward is earnings. earnings stink. revenue growth stinks. it is all about central banks. we have to deal with it on daily basis as managers of money. melissa: that is pretty bleak the way gary broke it down, waiting for the fed, they will raise eventually, so that is not good for the markets. in the meantime the economy is not doing that well. companies are not doing that well. are we about to see downturn in the market? what do you think? >> i think the economy is actually better than what most think. that is why we had this market rally coming from

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john: they used the ad to say gary hart was stunned and missing. >> it's 2:00 a.m. is a phone in the white house and who do you want answering the phone. >> it was barack obama, can you answer the red phone at 3:00 in the morning. do we think they might have stolen it from us, absolutely. john: most ad today are negative ad. but when you talk to political con saltants many of them rave about ad from the past that were positive and inspirational. >> our president took ashley in his arms and embraced her. it was at that moment that we saw ashley's eyes fill up with tears. >> this is the presidency. you are playing this music and we are supposed to vote for this guy because she tears up? >> this ad aired in late 2004 and it was pivotal. john: this ad is also parades. >> today more men and women will go to work than ever in history. >> i see this ad come on television, this farmer and his son in a beautiful pasture, and they put their hand over their hearts and i student and put my hand over my heart. the tag line is re-elect ronald reagan? i said are you kidding me? th

supporting somebody like gary johns know who is admirable is going to draw votes away for trump and make hillary clinton to get in appointing ambassadors and destroying the destruction of obama with additional level of corruption and vindictiveness they have no desire to see in this country. >> i know you want in on that comment. >> i'll see deroy later. >> you are both great contributors. we see the dow jones industrials down 90 points but the california primary way less than 90 days. one week from today, fox business will be all over it. coverage begins 8:00 p.m. eastern, don't miss a moment of it. >>> closing bell ringing in 17 minutes. gamestop in unchartered territory in a quarter where they met on revenue, beat on earnings per share but the outlook is weak. could gamestop be back on course. ceo paul rains to keep the ship pointed in the hot new direction and the hot new game people are calling so beautiful, it's like scenery porn. stay tuned, we have paul rains coming up in a fox business exclusive. . liz: scenery porn is here. and it is part of a massive $16.5 billion spent in vid

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gary b smith, jonas max ferris john lathefield. and ashley pratt and more. tax hikes in this economy? come on. >> the last thing we need and do you want to know why? because the average american fasm is strapped. and that is because of this horrible economy that we've had president obama. and tax hikes are going to make things worse. the middle class is shrinking rapidly and that is very dangerous because now we're putting people into the very poor category and the very rich category and if we want to be france and tax our wealthy fine but guess what they are going to leave just like they did in france and there was major hoopla then because businesses can't be created and right now we are burdening small businesses causing businesses to close. >> this economy is barely growin taxes and gdp actually grew. because if i'm the government and i take a dollar from you of defense, 23 billion in wasteful spending. bridges to nowhere, back to effectively. that is the problem with government spending. it is just not right. it is not fair and it is in effective. >> an

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there is a big presidential debate tonight with gary johnson, john mcafee, austin peterson, the othermary candidate that's here. that will happen tonight at 8:00 p.m. by the end of the weekend, we will have our answer, whether or not bill weld is able to persuade that crucial group of delegates right now who at this point, some of whom are preferring to him as republican-like, a bit of a ter rog tor derogatory term at a libertarian convention. if they can persuade that the best ticket they have p to really get them on the debate stage and make an impact on the 2016 election includes bill weld. >> i want to talk about the libertarian party, the possible impact of the third-party ticket. joining me ron brownstein and also with me is basil smikel. is it not kind of significant we are talking about this today, the libertarian party when we are covering the conference? this means something, right, ron, that we are actually addressing this in a serious way? can they compete seriously? >> the libertarian party has had an interesting kind of canundrum. there is an audience for what they are s

gary b. smith. jonas max ferris. john layfield. welcome to everybody. are terrorists targeting the economy? >> without fail terrorists are targeting the economy. look what happened after 911. we have a $3.3 trillion impact to the economy post these attacks. and i don't think it is just these business leaders they are trying to target. we are also looking at the small business leaders that are happening. and if you look at the home grown terrorists you are seeing kind of come up through in different areas, whether big cities or small towns, they are having impact on small businesses. they infiltrate the small businesses. they sell things on the black market and take those proceeds to fund bigger terrorist cells here in the united states or abroad. >> and look at terror attacks we've seen in europe whether it was a brussels airport or in paris where you have restaurants, a potential soccer stadium a nightclub, that is targeting business. >> yeah it is targeting business but it is also just targeting what they can target. look, most of these cities that have been attacked. these have been horr

gary once was. >> it is almost like a ghost town. jessica: johnams feels fortunate his business has survived. >> there's a lot that needs to be done that cannot be gone, because the money is not there. jessica: gary, founded by the steel industry, has lost more than half its population over the last several decades, with many of the mill jobs moving overseas. >> when those jobs leave, they have to eat, so they will find somewhere else to work. jessica: with unemployment more than double the national average, there's no question about it. the biggest concern this year is job creation. jason is getting spruced up for an interview tomorrow, another interview. >> i have been unemployed for close to two years, and i'm very eager to work, very eager. i am a good worker. i do my job. i am very motivated. jessica: with indiana in the primary spotlight, mayor karen wilson freeman wants the city's voice to be heard. she says the country's next president could play a pivotal role in helping to expand the city's transportation system, demolish or repair aband

gary palmer: how about you, mr. hannah? john hannah: yes, very much so. gary palmer: do you believe that the obama administration withheld information from congress about the deal intentionally? michael rubin: yes, i do. gary palmer: do you believe that was in violation of the corker-cardin agreement, the law that signed into law himself? michael rubin: it absolutely was and on top of which, the , corker-cardin amendment was written in such of way to prevent this from happening. and unfortunately, the administration simply broke the law. gary palmer: that -- i -- i -- i couldn't agree more. peter roskam, a gentleman from illinois, introduced a house resolution and argued that very point. the house passed that resolution that this deal was illegal from the get go because the corker-cardin required that all information be provided to congress, including the site agreements. and it clearly wasn't. i think there's one issue, really -- really one question that we need to ask, and -- and i'll ask each one of you to answer this. do you believe this deal has actua

. >> in an episode of celebrity apprentice, you didn't blame little john or meatloaf. you fired gary busey. [ laughter ] and these are the kinds of decisions that will keep me up at night. >> reporter: back then, he was just a reality tv star with a famous hairdo. >> you're fired. >> reporter: one year from now, donald trump could be delivering the punchlines. he believes he's halfway there. >> i consider myself the >> reporter: after sweeping five states in the northeast this week, it's now clearer than ever that trump will likely win the gop race. with just ten states left to vote, trump close to 1,000 delegates. closing in on that magic number of 1237. so hold off on that talk of a contested convention. if trump can win indiana on tuesday, the math suggests he could win on the first ballot. that's why more of the gop establish hment is inching toward him. >> if donald trump is our nominee, i'll vote for him. if ted cruz is our nominee,ly not vote for him. >> reporter: and even indiana governor mike pence, who says he's backing cruz in the hoosier state, seemed to hedge his bets. >

and so ultimately you didn't blame little john or meatloaf, you fired gary busey. these are the kind of decisions that would keep me up at night. >> perhaps not surprising, donald trump passed on an invitation to this year's dinner. and the foreground there, south carolina senator tim scott, having a conversation with somebody who looks like he might be famous or important as well. lots of conversations in that room tonight between folks who would never talk to each other outside that room. we'll spend some time talking about what they're talking about. mr. obama expected to take the mic just after 10:00. when he's done, he'll laugh politely as larry willmour, host of the "tonight show" and comedy central. this much we know to be true, he likes to tell jokes, he usually kills it at this thing and this is his last rodeo, so get your popcorn ready. >> these days, the house republicans actually give john boehner a harder time than they give me. which means orange really is the new black. >> supreme court ruled that the donor who gave ted cruz $6 million was just exerc

. >> gary john's is looking at it right now.ald is tapping into an electorate -- a lot of people haven't voted before. coming out to the polls wondering why they couldn't vote. i had to explain they're not registered vote. you need to get registered nod to do that. i think this guy coming in now is something completely different and we're hitting an electorate of people that are angry that don't trust -- you referred to the establishment. at the end of the day especially republican social security hillary clinton. >> do you think he'll be able to beat hillary clinton. >> 100%, yes. >> none%, you have to -- when none% of the republicans vote to be the republican president and guess what, i don't think none% of the republicans are going to vote for donald trump. >> i don't think they'll vote for hillary. >> want to see whose bernie's votes go to. that will be interesting. >> he's not going to take it to the floor. she's going to get the nod. look it's going to be trump and hillary let's face it. >> she's really struggling much thi

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john: you are running for the libertarian party nomination over gary johnson?> i think i might be able to do better. a lot of young people are interested in these ideas and perhaps do not want an older guy, but libertarians -- >> or ron paul. >> but he had a chance and if the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over, maybe we ought to switch it up. john: one thing that bothers me is they pretrade the hero as a nerd which made the film say we wanted to be accurate. put her on the asp burgers spectrum. you kind of have to read. most of us are indoctrinated , but then we have to read books like this to break out of the conventional wisdom of what most people believe today. >> i think that it takes a lot of thought. >> if you look at the online numbers, one of the things you see his socialists have an enormous market share. conservatives have a small market share. we will see a demographic twist, the older generation -- john: are not being counted because they don't have land lines. >> and hearing people are tired of establishment politics. far

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so ultimately you didn't blame little john, meatloaf. you fired gary> reporter: trump responded later in fortuitous fashion. >> i guess when you're leading in most of the polls, that tends to happen. >> reporter: people close to trump have said the mocking at his expense that night fueled the desire to run for president. some of it from the president, some of it from the evening's entertainment, seth meyers. >> donald trump has been saying that he will run for president as a republican, which is surprising since i just assumed he was running as a joke. >> reporter: but as we now know, it might just be donald trump who gets the last laugh. >> and joining me now to talk more about the correspondents' dinner is in touch weekly magazine's senior editor. thank you so much for being with us. oh, what a night. so much to talk about. let's start with how president obama went on his eighth and final correspondents' dinner. the overall assessment if you like, and of course all the press and celebrities in attend angsz. >> yeah, this is obviously a big night for

gary johnson, austin peterson, and software entrepreneur john mcafee. of them would be better than the current frontrunners hillary and donald. but third party candidate haven't done well in american presidential elects. as a thought experiment, let me ask you, if you have to vote for one of the current democratic or republican candidates, who would you vote for? wouldn't vote? you have to vote. i'll list the candidates in the order of how they are doing on election betting odd. that's the best prediction market that gives the best forecasts of what happened in elections. the frontrunner right now is hillary. will anyone here vote for hillary? yes, we have got one. anybody vote for trump. bernie sanders? marco rubio? okay, ted cruz? we got some cruz and rubio. how many say no one because they are all awful? they are all status. the good news is that we are a government of checks and balances. so there is a limit to what bad things these politicians can do to us. maybe our semi free market will allow american entrepreneurs to grow the economy more than p

the party's front-runner, gary johns johnson, a former two-term governor of new mexico who ran for presidenton votes, the most ever for a libertarian candidate. but that's just 1% of the overall turnout in november of 2012. johnson's pick for vice president -- bill weld, the former massachusetts governor who briefly ran as a libertarian for the governor's office in new york and at one time was nominated for the post of ambassador to nextco. on friday i sat down with both weld and johnson, their first ever interview together that asked about weld's relationship with former president clinton who nominated him to be ambassador to mexico. as well as whether or not johnson at one time the ceo of a company that sells marijuana products would use the drug in the white house. >> you were nominated before you resigned as governor of massachusetts to be ambassador to mexico by president clinton. what is your relationship with the clintons? >> it's good. i worked with mrs. clinton back in the '70s. we were still in our 20s. that was on the nixon impeachment. fascinating time. bill clinton i got along w

lisa filed a motion to have gary's conviction throw out. and johnof many heidi stories to come. >> it just took off, and people are devouring it. >> reporter: a rock had been kicked over. the reporter was now getting hundreds of tips and leads. jailhouse informants from the trial. robert baldasaro, and recorded the interview. the man's story had changed somewhat. >> your testimony came out that he confessed to it. >> i never said he confessed to anything. i just said, you know, he never come flat out and told me that he killed anyone. >> reporter: and a co-worker of heidi's, said in a sworn statement, that shortly before heidi went missing, she'd said been afraid because the sheriff's department wanted to nail her for dealing coke. but heidi's sister lisa was having nothing to do with the new theories. you believe that the conviction of one of those brothers explains everything? or do you think there's more to be told? >> this means that we trust our law enforcement and we trust our d.a. >> reporter: you had confidence in their professionalism then

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gary b. go. >> greeters are coming back to walmart. i like that. i like the stock. it's up 10% by the end of the year. >> customer service at walmart. john? ars. gm with partnership with lift. i own it. it's up 20 percent i think by the end of the year. >> gary? >> i think there are a hundred other better car companies to buy. >> a hundred? a hundred? >> jonas your prediction. >> -- kentucky derby anymore. bourbon is all year round beverage benefitting --. up 15% in a year. >> john you look like you are a bourbon drinker. neat. >> i need bourbon to understand jonas. >> i need bourbon to live with im. thank you everybody. neil is now. ♪ ♪ >>> for republicans, it is the number one question:who will be donald trump's number two? it wasn't that long ago the outsider told me he would need an insider. >> i would say it would be better for me to choose someone that is very political that can help us out politically. because i've got a lot of other qualities. and i'm very political also but i don't think we need two guys like me. >> okay. so somebody who -- >> yeah in my case i think i'm better with a very political person. so i think i would keep

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gary, by the way. >> or richard or john. >> how often does -- can you give me an idea, how often does a happen that you feel that the participation of a larger gary was key to winning a mandate? >> it happens a lot. all of us, we are out talking to clients. basically, we divide up the world and try to put us -- ourselves in the position to let our clients, the executive leadership of the firm. i think it is an effective way to stay in touch with our clients needs and a great way for our clients. erik: i have a specific question. how, you guys don't have a role in ranging the ipo? not aramco will go public and how that will proceed and who all the underwriters will be one develop over time. we are currently not involved, we have a dialogue with them on a regular basis. we will see how that abolished. >> i assume you would have liked to be there. >> we would have loved to be one of the few people around -- advising aramco. we have leading market shares and capital raising. leading market share and capital raising 10%. that doesn't mean you're in every single deal. we are very proud of our leading market