. ♪ >>> john harris, tell me something i don't know. >> big debate in republican circles this week becausef trump's meltdown. some people like seeing trump do poorly because they think the sooner we get the guy off the stage, the better. others are looking at the nine presidential swing states, also have competitive senate races and a lot of strategists are worried about ohio, new hampshire, a blowout. >> i was very meet with bernie sanders -- >> you were around the meeting. >> that's right. he's going to stay in the race. we'll see if last night changed his mind. >> he said you'll have to forfeit the speech if you stick it out. >> that's the critical question. he's hudding with his advisers. >> ralph? >> father's day is this sunday. i've got a book called love that boy. i think you would not be surprised to know that clinton, bush, obama were good parents. you'll be surprised to see what bush and clinton taught me about being a better father. >> really? bush and clinton? >> they met with my young son, who was autistic, and how they dealt with my boy and dealt with him better than i did, i

harris: hey, john, it's harris. i'm reading about this article in gq having to do with lewandowski and one of the other campaign members, another woman on the campaign, and i'm just wondering what you're learning. sometimes when you read these things, we can't source it. so i don't know what to make of this. >> reporter: you know, you're talking about hope hicks who is his communications chief and press secretary. and there are reports that the two of them were seen out here on fifth avenue having a screaming match with each other. lewandowski allegedly said to hope hicks you're f-ing dead to me. i didn't witness that, but there's no question seeing the body language between to of them on the campaign trail, at times they seem to be very close, and then at other times they seemed almost as a husband and wife who were having a pat. that whole dynamic now has been taken care of. >> john, judge here. trump has had two brutal weeks, one involving the criticism of the mexican-american judge in california and the other hi

harris: yeah. >> no, i'm not shocked at all. john-- harris: the road goes through ohio. >> he can't stand donald trump and whole thing -- harris: no you think -- >> no, i is spooked a lot of people. he would be general election candidate. he promised i will be so presidential you will be bored by it. he has yet to do it for people like me and john kasich. general petraeus would solve a long problem. vp picks can be relevant. >> he is upset trump mocked him for eating pizza like an animal. i think he is still sore. harris: scott walker, look at, they didn't get big percentages. sandra: he used his fork. harris: i give up. you guys go. >> he is making me laugh. i don't know how much it moves needle, as much as you want to say vp picks don't matter, trust me you can live or die by a good or bad vp pick. >> what are you getting at? >> more they can help you but don't want to be hurt. >> i think it is very important point for candidates with unlikeablety stories. harris: jesse. >> tech giant facing controversy. google is accused of skewin

so one of the best lessons that the founder jim and john harris who were initially with the washingtonpost and -- saw this kind of shift in the industry coming is that they taught us that your worst enemy is and even though politico does generate from daily version as well as magazine, they set into play pretty early on things that have been helpful for this current election and i want to talk about the platforms just because they have been successful and really smart about always innovating and always experimenting some of them, you know, some of the experiments. i wouldn't say failed but there are a lot of lessons learned from that. the first one was in 2011, again it was primarily online advertising and print advertising and we started politico pro which is policy and it's really a must-used tool for policy professionals, not just in washington now but through our state's expansion of people who need intel and real-time about these, you know, policy areas, anything from health, to energy torques financial -- to financial services, name it. so that helps offer another revenue stream.

those promises were made by harry truman and dwight eisenhower and john kennedy. johnson was the inheritor of those promises. but because those promises have been made to think he could simply ignore them. it would've been politically impossible for johnson to say, this is a bad place for america to be involved in. pull the troops out. he could not have done that politically. >> that is the way that johnson saw it. that is the way that most of those that he trusted the most in the congress and around him in the cabinet felt. the shouts of hey hey lbj how many kids you kill today could be heard in the white house. i'm never forget driving out one evening as the protesters shouted at him. hey hey lbj how many kids did you kill today? he said i just wish that they knew that i want peace as much as they do. he wanted peace as much as anyone. i mean that. this was not a man who was a hawk or a dove. he was a person looking to do what was right. he continued to say it's not doing was right is knowing what it is knowinght, what is right. he was trying to navigate through

john: with the primary five days away, bernie sanders acting like he is in it to win it, and meeting today with democratic senate leader harry reid before taking the night off -- before having a rally at rfk stadium. president obama: the role i will play in this process is to remind the american people that this is a serious job. .ot reality tv to john: bernie sanders lost

first, let's get the latest from john huddy at istanbul's airport. >> harris, as you mentioned we've been seeing a graphic, dramatic video of one of the explosions, one of the attackers opening fire with kalashnikovs before being shot by security officers and about 20 seconds later, detonating his explosive device. the explosive best or belt he was wearing, this is where it happened. behind me is where one of the explosions went off at attaturk airport in istanbul. cleanup and repairs starting this morning after the airport reopened which has flights coming in and out but you can see the glass there was blown out. it was shattered. the there was blown out as well but throughout the day, workers have been covering that backup and one of the walls they covered, the brown bear, behind it was a wall that was riddled with bullet marks and that's just a sign of the chaos last night. three attackers burst open fire here at the departures terminal at the airport before then detonating their explosive devices, a suicide attack. at this point, 41 people killed, 239 injured. and while no partic

john kasich wants. he is politician at end of the day. all the guys -- doesn't have to be that. harrisbe that. you don't know what john kasich wants. >> would he take the vp spot? would kasich take it though? he says no. melissa: i don't believe him. harris: i mean the sky is flat, yes? i don't know. kennedy: especially in 2016. harris: house republicans may have issued their benghazi report but they say they still have unfinished business on the matter. why warning the investigation into the terror attacks is hardly over. the key witness who they heard from yesterday, his jets were ready to respond the day four americans lost their lives to savages. stay close. ♪ with the right steps, 80% of recurrent ischemic strokes could be prevented. and i'm doing all i can to help prevent another one. a bayer aspirin regimen is one of those steps in helping prevent another stroke. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. those hot dogs look good. oh yeah, hebrew national. their all-beef like yours but they're also kosher. so, not just any beef goes into it. oh, honey! o

you can go back and watch on youtube, harry truman saying john f. kennedy maybe should wait a little longer before running for president, until the last few days. >> i want to play a little bit of sound, about some of the controversial remarks we've heard from trump recently. >> hillary clinton has somebody -- did you ever hear of pocahontas? it's pocahontas, elizabeth warren. look at my african-american over here. look at him. are you the greatest? you know what i'm talking about?! i have friends that are muslims. they're great people. but they know we have a problem. they know we have a real problem. because something's going on. and we can't put up with it, folks. >> so what do you make of the language that he uses? to you, as a historian, what does that say to you? what does he reflect? >> well, he's using the language that we've heard either from extremist elements in politics or third party candidates like george wallace in 1968. but the difference is, this time it's the party nominee. this time, that kind of incendiary language has become mai

. >>> when we can come back, john legend owning the national anthem last night. >> and who yelled at prince harry. "the skinny" is next. how dare they. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our ♪ skinny, so skinny >>> it is time for "the skinny," and topping our headlines this morning, a john legend mini concert. >> something like that. the ten-time grammy winner belted out the star spangled banner at the top of the nba finals last night. listen to this. ♪ and the rocket's red glare, the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night that our flag was still there ♪ >> i'd say he owned it. >> yeah. >> and check out who was in the audience besides stef. there. offering moral support for daddy legend snapchatting this of wife chrissy teigen and their month and a half old bundle of joy luna. >> flun slept through the whole thing it looks like. dad's singing. >> we got chills while he was singing. dad was doing his lady gaga impersonation. >> luna, what a sweetie. >>> next one of the hottest tickets on broadway is about to become a lot more rare and a lot more valuable. >> w

harris: wow. >> accountability. that is a big word. johnsered grades my give students a chance to slack off and delay learning of good study habits. harris, where i went to college at ucla, my fox prayers and my heart are with my bruin family obviously after the tragedy yesterday. and we take academia very, very seriously and that means, if your grades are shaded and not shown, then that's not a fair offering to employers at graduate schools. it gives you in fact unfair advantage because everyone, every freshman in their first semester has tough time. it is part of the process, isn't it. harris: my uc sister, uc-santa barbara, thinking about what happened at ucla yesterday as well. this comes under the guise, gosh i need a safe space what world will think about actually work i did or didn't do in college. can they create a safe space from facts? you we just don't want trigger words but safe places from facts. when employer looks at entire history, he knows more about you, that's why they hire you. what are you embarrassed about? get it done.

john f. kennedy might have done and yet, somehow the water, the quick stand was rising. and it had started under harry truman and all it took was just, you know, john kennedy at one point talks about saying he agonized over it, as well. there is a couple of tapes but also, you know, comments he made about taking a drink and another drink and another drink and you would want more. that drinking, that addiction happened with harry truman and that's a hugely important american question that lynn brought up earlier about our exceptionalism or when we're not exceptional in how we deal with it or don't. it's much easier to say oh, yeah, this is -- we're the greatest and we don't understand the ways in which we often are not the greatest. after the second world war, when we quite correctly felt ours, you know, it's been a rough half century or more of foreign policy. >> yeah. >> what lynn ultimately do you want the viewer to take from this film? >> well, i mean, i think as ken was saying, we're trying to ask lot of questions and hope people will give it their attention. we're asking a lot, 18 hours but this

you heard that. >> i mean, john mccain threw that right over harry reid's plate, he swung and hit iandthe name of the game for democrats trying to retake the senate. one of their prime targets is john mccain. he has a tough re-election campaign, maybe one of the toughest. one that wasn't expected and it is in part because of the pretzel that he and others up for re-election on the republican side are tied in and how especially facing a republican primary. >> that's how much independence. >> jeff, how far-fetched is this notion there could be a coup? the rules committee at the convention meet before a convention, come up with a rule saying pledge delegates can abstain both their conscience. is that totally far-fetched? >> a talked to a republican today involved in another presidential campaign earlier. he said two words, it's wishful thinking. and that's the reality here. donald trump won 13.4 million votes. he comes in there with more pledged delegates. as dana smartly pointed out in her piece, it is technically possible they could change the rules before the delegates arrive and chang

john's point, the people that voted to leave the uk, to vote for taking britain back, to vote to limit immigration are the same people who have supported donald trump. the but is more important, harrisy who don't like donald trump now, who say he's unqualified to be president, and as john and pat say, it's going to be a real challenge for him to turn that around and harness -- >> let's talk about these polls. we have two of the greatest pollsters on our desk right now. so i want to pop up, first of all, that "washington post" poll, which donald trump takes exception to that shows a 12-point difference. okay, but i've heard you, pat, call this an outlier. >> well, yes, it's an outlier. they had democrats at about two and a half times the margin over republicans. if you brought it in line. and often, by the way, their pedigree history is that they usually are the most outliered pro-democratic polling. but all the polls vary. but it is not ten points with only 10% for other candidates. in the cbs polls this morning, in the swing states, you have what is basically a situation. you have both of them basically tied around 40%. a point or two. statistically, they are tied. >> nbc news has

john shapiro and good luck. i also want to pay my respects to david harris, a deeply thoughtful and tenacious advocate, an excellent sounding board and a true friend who has stood by me during some difficult moments. it's also great to be here with so many other distinguished leaders from around the world, including my fellow women of the world. high representative mogrini of the european union and foreign secretary ruiz massu of mexico. as stan mentioned, the last time i spoke to ajc was at the women's leadership board luncheon in new york in may, 2013. i was finishing up at the u.n. as our ambassador. and in those days i spent a good deal of time at ajc's headquarters on 56th street. i had the privilege to join you several times. and at that lunch i was deeply moved to receive ajc's distinguished service award in recognition of the obama administration's staunch support for israel. david thanked me for standing tall, which i'm pretty sure he meant metaphorically. so, being here feels a little like being with family, with mish puka. now, i don't know how many people know this, but i grew up in shepherd park, a nei

john mccain didn't do it, mitt romney, didn't do it. about time somebody did it. harris: he started this with making america first with the tapestry of politics over the economy. sandra: as hillary clinton pivots to the general election. her unfavorable rating remains at a historic level. is she her own worst enemy in this race? >>> plus katie couric accused of deceptive editing again. this time for her 2014 documentary about obesity. does this prove the mainstream media can't be trusted? >>> right after the show catch more from the couch. join our live chat by clicking the "overtime" tab at foxnews.com/outnumbered. harris is already logging on. live on facebook. it has been a big hit. log on to facebook.com/outnumberedfnc. join the conversation and you can also tweet us your questions, your comments. see you there. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (whispers rocket) do you really know what it means? no. the answer is no. because it's complicated and science-y. but with my nutrition mixes, you don't have to worry about the science. you can just put it in your pie hole. planters. nutrition starts

i was watching today, you could find video of harry truman in 1960 saying that john f.dy might want to wait and may not be fully ready to be president but that's as much resistance you get. the kind of language that ryan used and several republican this is week described his langua language -- his comments as unamerican. on the other hand, donald trump won the republican nomination. he won more votes than anyone else and many of these republicans realize that there is a substantial portion of their base who are responding to the message that he is offering even as it creates growing problems for not only minority voters but college educated whites. he may gain the noncollege whites and drive away college whites. this is an impossible navigation and we'll see more than once through the course of this year some of them fall off the tightrope. >> the conservative radio talk show host hugh hewitt thinks it's possible at the republican convention in cleveland to withdraw donald trump as the nominee and find some other alternative. i know i've heard that from others as well.

harris faulkner. let's bring in our political insiders. johnr republican congressman for new york. pat caddell, former pollster for president jimmy carter. fox news contributor doug sch n schoen. we aired a report a little while ago. i went into kind of the unseen, unprecedented access areas for the media and cameras, i should say, for television, in minnesota. we know that one in four isis recruits are coming from there. >> first of all, congratulations on a great job of reporting. >> t on a good team. >> well, you were a star. >> you're sweet. >> you are also on the cusp of what i believe is the central issue in american politics, now especially after the tragedy in orlando. which is home grown terror, what we do about it, how we balance civil liberties and security, and most of all, what the candidates are going to do to stop terror, both domestic and global. what their plans will be. and how they will speak to an american electorate that, as we've said, is angry, restive, and confused. >> pat? >> well, and i agree with doug, it was a fantas

you go back to 1960 there's a great clip on youtube, you can watch harry truman saying maybe john kennedybefore he puts himself up at the convention for president. but that's what we're talking about as the precedent here. so what we're looking at at a high level of discontent over the way the nominee is positioning himself, his language, i don't think we've seen anything quite like this, and it does reflect -- the republicans are in a very difficult position. they can't really run away from trump in the sense that there's more -- less split ticket voting and more correlation between the way people vote for president and lower ballot offices but they're clearly reluctant to let trump define the party. if trump brands the republican partiesy s as a party of racial implication, the backlash could go way beyond november. >> thank you, ron. >>> still to come, donald trump today with a big speech in front of evangelicals. this is his first big speech in a few days, certainly since the latest round of controversy began. how will he try to heal his fractured party? be the you who doesn't cover y

john says that her dogs really loved these chairs were than anyone else. what is the top most expensive item that you think is going to sell? >> the big diamond brooch is something. harryvers. it's a very personal object for her. cheryl: i want to show you this as well. my cameraman is now going to be on television. this mirror is a cold french gilded mirror right here. this is estimated to go maybe $2,008,000. you can take a look at everything and start bidding now live on the website. and then, the actual option is next week of the 22nd. all of this is opening to the public today at 10:00. i will be here all day with joan rivers fans. >> i love it. i love how you open the segment. you have to do it. maria: is great. we will be coming back to you all day. cheryl casone at the auction today. features looking lower. although the dow jones industrial average turned into positive territory with the dow flat out just two points right now.anged on the nasdaq. certainly things have gotten better in terms of an opening for the broader markets. gold pulling back from the $1300 level announced yesterday what is driving the action. jack otter is it that. the british boat. you've

harris: "brexit," let's keep it going, playing a big role in american presidential politics. donald trump telling john roberts mirrors the anti-establishment feeling in the united states that carried him to his presumptive republican nomination. >> i really don't know if it does i got it right and hillary got it wrong and obama got it wrong and obama was very nasty when he said they get to the back of the line. that was horrible thing to say. they wanted their independence. they didn't want to be governed by somebody never went there or never saw them. it won't be the last. sandra: hillary clinton is using the "brexit" to take a few jabs at trump. >> we need leaders ike -- like yourselves at local, state and federal level, who understand how to work with other leaders, to manage risks, who understand that bombastic comments in turbulent times can actually cause more turbulence. sandra: clinton also knocking trump's response with an ad saying he was more concerned about how the "brexit" would affect his bottom line than the american people. trump responded with flury of tweets as he often does. crooked

the drumbeat has already started with harry reid and others calling for him to get out of the race. john between bernie sanders' ears and what happens on wednesday morning, when he wakes up, where is his head at and what does he do going forward? mark: yeah, we will be back. ♪ john: a quick word on mohammed ali. he's been in the hospital for the last few days with a respiratory illness. probably goes without saying, muhammad ali's 74 years old but he will live forever as the greatest of all time. mark: amen. coming up, emily chang sits down with the cofounder of micromax. we will see you back here same bat time, same bat channel. sayonara. ♪ announcer: "brilliant ideas," powered by hyundai motors. ♪ >> we are installing the kaws exhibition today, six large wooden sculptures which have to be assembled that by bit.

john: with the primary five days away, bernie sanders acting like he is in it to win it, and meeting today with democratic senate leader harry reid before taking the night off -- before having a rally at rfk stadium. president obama: the role i will play in this process is to remind the american people that this is a serious job. .ot reality tv to john: bernie sanders lost california by 13%. hillary clinton: i look forward to work with him to unify the democratic party against the threat that donald trump poses to our country. make sureers wants to the party does not turn its back on his progressive agenda. he has not fared too well african-american population exceeds 10%. in washington, d.c., it is about half, 49 percent, the rally starts at rfk at 4:00 this afternoon. gop's today, the presumptive nominee will meet a large number of campaign donors at trump towers, the first of its kind meeting another step forward for donald trump as he fills out his operation toward the general election, he had originally hoped to raise $1 billion but after his controversial comments about a federal judge, political reporting he may only

john shapiro. wish you well. our good friend david harrisho is the stalwart of the american jewish committee for so many years. and you have a great office in israel led by lieutenant colonel and we wish her luck, as well. this organization as been serving the jewish people and vision of zionism for many years. it's been a promise naenent act the last century, fighting anti-semitism, fighting for homeland for the jewish people and of course combatting bds. i was very moved by what i've seen together with you. and all i wanted is on give a big hug to these wonderful students for being so bold. [ applause ] and i have family connections to the organization. my late grandfather was the first chief rabbi of israel. he was the first herzog to speak for the ajc. and thereafter, my late father who was israel's sixth president. my late uncle was foreign minister. and so many others. so i'm extremely, extremely happy and proud to be here with you today. [ applause ] 2017 would be a unique year. israel will mark a few major milestones. the first one w

john mccain, obama is directly responsible for orlando attack. now, the reaction from the left was swift, a spokesman for senate minority leader harry reid said, quote, mccain's unhinged comments are the latest excuse that they're puppets of trump and later mccain said he wasn't personally responsible, but to clarify, i was referring to the national security decisions that have led to the rise of isil, not the president himself. and hallie jackson caught up with him on capitol hill as well. >> i believe that the fact of what i have said and meant was that the president's actions by pulling everybody out of iraq which led then to al qaeda moving to syria, which meant the birth of isis and the president's failure to address the threat of isis as al -- which led to attacks on the united states of america which i predicted, the director of national intelligence has predicted. and we predict more attacks on the united states of america. if the president had not pulled everybody out of iraq, you will would have never seen the rise of isis so he bears responsibility. >> i want to be clear. >> you want to be clear. i'm not back tracking on anything. i am sa

harry potter" spinoff set for later this year. celebrity hugh jackman, lea michele and gina rodriguez all posted these photos with their dad. steph curry and johnwere celebrated by their wives and children. other dads spent the day competing in the cheerio challenge. >> are you against this? >> no. >> do you think moms are doing this, too? >> the moms are cleaning up. they're on their children's faces and attempting to beat the record of 16 per pile. that's a lot of cheerios. >>> melissa rivers has teamed up with christy's auction house in new york to auction off her late mother's prized possessions. it features more than 200 items and is available on wednesday. >>> j.k. rowling was so touched by the loss of an orlando massacre victim that worked at the harry potter ride at universal studios that she wrote a note and deliver aid floral wreath for his funeral over the weekend. >>> iggy azala is now a single lady. she took to instagram to share the news with the world. it's never easy to part ways with the person you planned to spend your entire future with but futures can be rewritten and as of today mine is a blank page. >>> finally, seth meyer

harris. what do we know first thb investigation. >> kimberly, thanks. wit rite now we're waiting to hear from john brennan in washington. this morning he told yahoo! new s he believes they're planning similar attacks inside the u.s. it's a level of sophistication they have not seen before. unlike brussels and marsh, the istanbul bombers relied on a combination of guns and suicide vests and the power of the bombs suggested weapons grade explosives. marco rubio said he does not think a terrorist group was responsible. >> this wasn't them. they usually hit buses full of soldiers and things of this nature. al qaeda hasn't shown a large propensity to attack turkey. i'm fairly confident this is an isis-directed operation in turkey. >> this attack is having a clear and direct impact on american airports. they're increasing sweeps of vehicles and looking or tracking for preattack surveillance, which is key in all of these missions. kimberly. >> all right. katherine. what are investigators focusing on specifically here? >> well, let's take another look at a piece of video that has the attention of counterterrorism investigators

harry sledder, now deep in the crevasse, rolls on to his side and finds fellow climber john biggs lyingxt to him. >> i thought he was just unconscious. knocked unconscious. he was -- sorry. i tried. >> two more who had fallen, three in all, suffered the same awful fate. three climbers dead. >> i had this wonderful trip where half an hour ago we were all smiling, go to the other extreme. >> cleve joiner doesn't know it, standing 30 feet above, but his son, cole, has survived. >> i didn't even get the wind knocked out of me when i landed. so i just got up and did whatever i could. >> the call his dad, cleve joiner, makes to 911 sets in motion a massive rescue operation. six national guard and air force helicopters are on their way, but they're hours away. of the six people still alive in the crevasse, three are badly hurt and need medical attention. and then all of a sudden, the sound of chopper blades through the thin mountain air. >> when you hear a helicopter, you hang so much hope that your friend is going to get off the mountain and get to a trauma center and be okay. >> but when the

harris: this is why we want to show this to you. go ahead and, sandra. cia director johnan estimated 5 to 8,000 fighters in libya, from 2,000, just in february. the rate we're seeing numbers of isis fighters is growing is astonishing. amazing then, u.s. military deployed a number of u.s. special-ops there in the last few months. the fight is obviously very unusual. harris: you heard it is metastasizing like a cancer. the reason i popped the map up, show you how strategic it is for the enemy to be in libya. if you're in italy, you're looking over saying you're getting bigger. >> treich in st. tropez, we're in deep yogurt. >> talking about our allies, yeah, american leadership inspires other people. that is how it works historically, when you have a strong america. you have a. looking at america don't have strategy. no confidence in what we're doing. i don't know how we're not humiliated. don't have to tell us details of the strategy. we don't want them to. if they tell us everything, outlining that to the world. there is great point. exactly what you do. we know what we're

with a rifle who killed steven johns before two other spo pulled their weapons and shot him ending the assault. after a moment of silence today, one of those officers harry weeks was recognized by the mayor. >> as we mentioned at the beginning of the story, four special police officers have been involved in two in custody deaths in recent months. two have been indicted and in the case of alonso smith, the spo are investigation and the us attorney's office has not yet announced whether charges will be filed t paul wagner fox 5 local news. >>> prince george's county where state's attorney took part in the grand opening of the county's new family justice center. about 200 people turned out for the event located on main street in upper marlboro behind the county's courthouse. it will serve as a one, stop shop resource center for anyone involved in domestic situations. >>> ahead in tonight's health watch, a fatal kiss. the mother of a woman who died after a kiss from her boyfriend is sending out a warning tonight about the severity of allergies. >>> sleeping your way to the top has a whole new meaning, a new movement aiming to redefine what it means to be suc

john cena. we'll talk to you soon. trying to stay focused. >>> prince harry in "pop news" this morning. to a youth choir before tonight's big charity concert at kensington palace. here's the south african choir rehearsing, led by grammy winning singer joss stone. at one point she said, come on, harry, join in. there's your note, harry. the blushing royal replied, no, no, no, learned years ago, i can't sing. we know you can do a lot of things, though. he reunited with a boy he took under his wing as a 4-year-old orphan when harry visited the african kingdom of lesotho years ago. all of the proceeds from tonight's concert go to adolescents living with hiv. >> he is really on a tear. >> he continues to give and give and also knows his own strengths and possibly weaknesses. that is another big strength. >>> also in "pop news" this morning. jason depietro was trying to earn a few dollars trying to play some street music when he noticed one of the people humming along was none other than seal, the singer. it gets better. he said, do you mind if i join in? her you go. "stand by me." ♪ sweet da

harris and long time congresswoman loretta is an these will -- sanchez will face each other. the republicans were shut out for the first time as democrats reaffirmed their dominance in the state. >>> now johnh got a bit of a bump last night. a month after he dropped out of the presidential race, kasich scored a double digit second place finish. and new jersey's -- in new jersey's republican primary. this came after arnold schwarzenegger said he voted for kasich in the california primary. >>> renee elmers the first one to endorse donald trump in the presidential race lost her congressional seat last night. elmers was thrown into the new district with another incumbent congressman and while trump through his weight behind elmers it did not pay off. she became the first incumbent to lose a congressional seat this cycle that's your morning dish of "scrambled politics." >>> celebrities, they took to twitter to weigh in on hillary clinton's history making moment. singer and supporter katy perry posted a lot of little girls are dreaming for first time without limits. you broke the mold, hillary clinton. actor and comedian josh gad said regardless of where you stand politically, tonight is a very

. >>> up next, the uss harry truman now in the eastern mediterranean where it is conducting airstrikes against islamic state targets. i take that up with ambassador johnth us. ♪ ♪ lou: joining us now, former u.s. ambassador to the united nations, american enterprise senior fellow john bolton, fox news contributor, a great american. ambassador, it's great to have you with us. i just want to update one thing. just now in miami president obama has condemned the violence in san jose against trump's supporters following that rally. so that leaves now only senator sanders to step forward and, of course, jerry brown -- one would think -- would be appropriate. but at least the president has stepped forward. great to see you. let's start with, if i may, this mob violence in san jose and how you believe donald trump should handle it and should respond to it. >> well, it's obviously utterly unjustified. i noticed today hillary clinton has blamed trump in part for creating the conditions where his supporters are attacked. lou: yeah. >> and i think that really is the opening for trump to say, look, there is simply no excuse for anybody to use physical violence in

john schapirojoh, and good luck. i also want to pay my respects to david harris, a deeply thoughtful and tenacious advocate, an excellentounding board, and a true friend who has stood by me during some difficult moments. it's great to be here with high representative federica mogherini of the european union and foreign secretary claudia ruiz massieu of mexico. [applause] susan: as stan mentioned, the last time i spoke to ajc was at the women's leadership board luncheon in new york, may, 2013. i was finishing up at the u.n. as our ambassador. in those days, i spent a good deal of time at ajc'st headquarters on 56th street. i had the privilege to join you several times. and that that lunch, i was deeply moved to receive ajc's distinguished service award in recognition of the obama administration's staunch support for israel. david thanked me for standing tall, which i'm pretty sure he meant metaphorically. [laughter] susan: so, being here feels a little bit like being with family. [speaking yiddish] [laughter] [applause] susan: now, i don't know how many people know this, but i grew up in shepherd park, a neighborhood in

harry truman. [applause] president carter: and as truman said, he just told the truth and they thought it was hell. [laughter] president carter and we're the : party of a gallant man of john fitzgerald kennedy. [applause] president carter and we're the : party of a great leader of lyndon baines johnson. [applause] president carter: and the party of a great man who should have been president, who would have been one of the greatest -- hubert in history horatio hornblower-humphrey. [applause] president carter i have : appreciated what this convention has said about senator humphrey, a great man who epitomized the spirit of the democratic party. and i would like to say that we are also the party of governor jerry brown and senator edward kennedy. [cheers and applause] i'd like torter: say a personal word to senator kennedy. ted, you're a tough competitor and a superb campaigner, and i can attest to that. [applause] carter: your speech before this convention was a magnificent statement of what the democratic party is and what it means to the people of this country and why a democratic victory is so important this year. i reach out to you tonight, and i reach out to all those

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but in 1946, harry truman, president harry truman said that we can't have the miners goen 0 strike. -- go on strike. john l. lewis is going to take the miners out on strike for unfair compensation and safety. and harry truman promised them if they would stay, it was so important for our economy after world war ii to keep moving forward, and without the energy, we couldn't do it. so he says if you all will settle this strike, i'll make sure that everybody that produces coal, all the miners will pay into a pension fund that will guarantee that you will have health care benefits when you retire and a very meager pension. we're not talking big money. we're talking very, very, very meager supplements. that was committed and paid for. it had been funded all the way up until the greed of wall street in 2008 and fell apart. now we have the time, we go up to the end of the time. every time we go up to this timetable. july 1 is the puerto rico. and then let me tell you one thing, july 15, all the retirees, all the retirees will start receiving notices that they'll start losing their health care benefits within 90

john lewis leading this protest, elizabeth warren, harry reid and to send the police in there to break it up would have raised the public awareness of this protest. host: david hawkings is with us "roll or editor with call." 25 hour-plus sit-in. welcome your comments and calls. host: first call up is our republican line in buffalo, kentucky. caller: thank you for taking my call. here's the whole scenario. they are a bunch of two-faced -- for the most part, they sat there and talked about, we need to secure our guns. no, they don't. they need to stop bringing these people in. they are complicit to all those murders -- you don't hear anything about the illegals are doing this. where i'm from, we just had an illegal kill three people, but you don't hear them talking on tv, we need to secure our border. that's all they are, two-faced and put this no fly list in place, which is already in but put it in place and put everybody on it. if they don't want to be defended in this country, they can move to russia. i have been all over the world. if we get invaded right now and got guns, we can pro

john claude. james baldwin, you know, and the great artist. -- she married her husband of many years. thepublication launches career of people like alice walker and others. and harry belafonte and and others. this becomes the key, freedom magazine, in the country. but he is getting old, he is disillusioned, and there is my godmother. he is in their house. everywhere dubois went, there was a circle. they were known as the talented ten. the idea was that the ten had a black population that needed freedom. he developed this notion with 9 million african-americans at the beginning of the century. now there are less than 20,000 with freedom. there were 700 lawyers by 2015. there were 7000 black educators, 17,000 preachers. preachers, dubois once said they were the most unique individuals. part intellectual, part preacher, he was all things. the preachers, african-americans, the preacher is unique and spellbound individual. he had this notion of leading the race. he did not. he becomes disillusioned. 1961, he decides to join the communist party, write a letter to web dubois. he left early and went to ghana. he went to ghana to complete. there he is with common cumin --

with harry reid as the democrats try to unify the party and so far, the vermont senator showing no signs of conceding anything just yet. >> rich, is sanders dropping out? >> reporter: good afternoon, john. he is not dropping out. he will compete and yet to endorse hillary clinton. senator sanders is back to capitol. he is the junior senior from vermont. he is sounding less like a candidate who will move on and secure the nomination in the philadelphia convention next month. he did speak about the challenge that the democrats have and defeating donald trump. >> i am going to do everything in my power and i will work as hard as i can to make sure that donald trump does not become president of the united states. >> reporter: though notice that bernie sanders did not say he would defeat donald trump. and in the talk he gave with president obama that he will bring issues to the convention. and he thanked president obama for staying out of these primaries. sanders said he will compete in the dc primary and holding a rally in washington d.c. later this evening, jon. >> he is heading back to capitol hill. >> reporter: he will ask for senate minority leader harry reid. his office and the senato

harry truman." they would launch and recover jets. it was an intense aerial campaign that we saw. certainly the numbers also are something that support that as well. johnunds of munitions. pilots tried to use smaller artillery and hit smaller targets to try to stop isis and prevent civilian casualties. there are still hundreds of thousands in iraq and syria. we have been talking about the situation in fallujah where civilians are shot by isis as they try to leave the city. others are simply trying to get away and some going into refrigerators and trying to use them as flotation devices to get to safety. a dire situation. the u.s. is trying to work around that very difficult for those pilots as the fighting if places like fallujah becomes more urban and more to the city center, whether, of course, isis is hiding among the population. "harry truman" is in the area of operations for a couple of weeks. they will not let up in the pace of operations. >> fred, a lot going on. thanks for your reporting. >>> let's gets early start on your money. dow futures building. stocks in europe and asia higher. the oil is up driving the speech from janet yellen where she

john oh, and good luck. hn shapiro, and good luck. i also want to pay my respects to david harrishoughtful and tenacious advocate, that so and sounding board, and a true friend who has stood by me during some -- an excellent sounding board, and a true friend who has stood by me during some difficult moments. it's great to be here with high representative federica mogherini of the european union and foreign secretary claudia ruiz massieu of mexico. [applause] susan: as stan mentioned, the last time i spoke to ajc was at the women's leadership board luncheon in new york, may, 2013. i was finishing up at the u.n. as our ambassador. in those days, i spent a good deal of time at ajc's headquarters ont 56th street. i had the privilege to join you several times. and that that lunch, i was deeply moved to receive ajc's distinguished service award in recognition of the obama administration costs staunch support -- obama administration's staunch support for israel. me for- david thanked standing tall, which i'm pretty sure he meant metaphorically. [laughter] >susan: so, being here feels a l