there are a lot of younger voters who never heard of names like juanita broaddrick.war on women, why did hillary clinton help aid, defend and abet what they call the clinton white house. the counterpoint is this is a man he invited for his wedding, called for advice before he was president. if he was a rapist, why did he do those things. lou: going after them because he not necessarily hoped but would take advantage if there was a crash in 2006. what do you think, lee? is that an unfair charge or appropriate? what about his response? >> you know, look, i think is it fair? is it unfair? i think everything, when they say all is fair in love and war, and i think they're at war. it's absolutely fair he says it. but the bottom line is i don't think it's going to have an impact, i don't think it matters. he can pivot this back and say i was a smart businessman, smart businessman make deals. lou: and most people understand it, too. guy, you get the last word. >> they can't say unfair attack, he's on tape saying it. most people say that's donald trump. he's going to come in

and then trump mentions bill clinton and the issues involving kathleen willey, juanita broaddrick, paula jones, that goes viral. politico this week, they have actually a headline, "ryan says trump could win but i'm not betting on it." here's the problem. when you actually read the piece, he said, yeah, he said trump could win, but i'm not a betting man. that was the quote. it wasn't i'm not betting on it. he's not a betting man. the media seems very aligned with hillary clinton. how big a factor in this day and age of instagram, twitter, facebook? >> oh, i think almost no factor because everybody knows it and because trump is quite cheerful about responding to it. the objective reality is that "the new york times" is essentially a propaganda arm of the clinton campaign and shouldn't be taken seriously as if it was a real newspaper, despite the fact they have great reporters as individuals. but the institutional pattern now is so one sided it's kind of amazing. but i think what you've got with trump, because of facebook, because of twitter, because of all these other devices, here's a guy

that was on one of -- >> then juanita broaddrick -- >> slow day. >> i found all three women believable and credible. >> absolutely. i mean, the original lisa myers report, sean, on "dateline nbc" everyone should watch it again from 1999. you interviewed juanita. i did, too. absolutely credible. i would love to put her on a stand and give her a lie detector test. this is -- the woman obviously was horribly, horribly sexually assaulted by bill clinton. other people won't say that. i will. because i think it happened. and we have actual networks who are saying, oh, we don't want to get into that. i mean, we don't want to get into that. >> they had to be shamed into running that interview. i went down and did the second interview at the time. >> right. >> i walked away saying -- >> chilling. >> i was stunned. >> it was hillary's treatment of her and that follow-up meeting where she -- >> very stunning. >> -- squeezed her hand, wouldn't let it go and said we're okay here, i'm paraphrasing. something like we're okay. she said she wouldn't let my hand go. you know when you get a feeling from

here is bha he can do is say, hey, i'm going to get juanita broaddrick and kathleen willie and let the women tell the story, rather than donald trump. it adds a lot more credibility for that line of attack. >> it shows where we are headed in this particular campaign. angela, do you think it is too late for a mea culpa as kayleigh is saying. do you think women will forgive and forget? >> there are certain women who certainly will. you are sitting across from one right now, that's kayleigh. i don't know that that will work with the massive number of women that are supporting donald trump. there is nothing worse to me than blaming someone who was the victim of infidelity for that infidelity or for enabling it. there is nothing worse than talking a whole lot about hillary clinton's role in attacking these women. i know if i were the woman in her shoes, i would have done far worse. all she said was she thought someone was ridiculous. i think we really have to examine some of that. i also think that now that donald trump and his surrogates are attack hillary clinton in words she used while s

are they going to interview juanita broaddrick, paula jones, are they going to interview kathleen willeye case it's about exposure. in another case, it's about groping and fondling and touching against a woman's will. >> and rape. >> and rape. >> big settlements. >> $850,000 to paula jones. >> and lots of other things. and impeachment for lying. >> smearing. besmirchment of women. >> losing your law license. he lost his law license. okay? couldn't practice law. and you don't read about this on clinton. >> let me ask you -- >> now, "the new york times" and if you look at stephanopoulos, these are like the pipe organs for hillary clinton. >> joining us now with reaction, the editor in chief of lifezette.com, fox news contributor, laura ingraham. amazing thing, i know this is hard for us to believe, maybe it shows how old we're getting but the fact is -- >> speak for yourself. >> -- there are a lot of millennials, they don't know the stories, don't know who juanita is, paula jones, kathleen willey. they're learning it for the first time. i got to believe they're not going to react well to i

i mean, juanita broaddrick is somebody who alleges bill clinton raped her in 1978, sued him in 1999 to of documents or smear campaign she believed that was against her. it was dismissed. some people say it's old news. under hillary clinton's old rule, we're supposed to believe this woman. >> under her own rule, correct. and also you may remember she was defending an adolescent girl who had been raped and had a very flippant attitude about it. . you know, these things are going to be brought up. they're not going to be swept under the rug. so, you know, get red ady for a rough ride. it's a necessary rough ride because our country is in so much trouble right now and people have got to be awakened. >> man, oh man. dr. carson, great to see you, sir. >> you, too, megyn. >>> when we come back, a special message for the class of 2016. >> as you leave this place, be bold. go out and take some risks. make decisions. even bad ones. fail. encounter people who have different viewpoints from your own. even offensive ones. what's it like to be in good hands? man, it's like pure power at your finger

if we really want the right person to bring it up, juanita broaddrick should be on the network, paula jones should be on. bring on the victims. if you don't want to hear it from donald trump, bring on the victims, let them have their day in court here and now and address these issues. >> let me tell you, much like  the bill clinton case, the donald trump philandering, infidelity was also played out on national media. we all read about the fight between marla maples and ivana trump. i don't care about that. i want to know what they do for me today and tomorrow to make our lives better. you know, frankly it is disingenuous to be on national tv and say you don't know what his marital history was. everybody knows. it is all over the press. >> you don't care about affairs, do you care about actions of hillary clinton with respect to victims? not about bill's actions, take bill out of this, do you care about her actions with respect to the victims. do you care or not care. >> let me tell you what i care about. i care about national security and education and the economy. i care about jobs.

for example, i looked at "the new york times," are they going to interview juanita broaddrick, barbaraones, kathleen willey? groping, touching and fondling against a woman's will. >> and rape. >> $800,000 to paula jones. >> lots of other things. impeachment for lying. >> smearing. besmirchment of women. >> losing your law license. he lost his law license, okay? couldn't practice law. you don't read about this on -- >> let me ask you. >> now "the new york times" and if you look at stephanopoulos, these are like the pipe organs for hillary clinton. ste st i was on his show the other day, i said, obviously you're representing -- he gave a lot of money to the foundation. he did a lot of -- he never told anybody. never told anybody. but you look at some of the people, the dishonesty. i tell you what, i'm in a pretty tuf busine tough business, real estate. i meet tough people. i've never seen lies and deception like i see not only with the people, not only with the politicians, but when you're in politics, it is a deceiving -- it's really a pretty rough profession. i will say this, the polit

. >> now, the rape allegation refers to juanita broaddrick who accused bill clinton of raping her duringback in the 1970s. hillary clinton refused to specifically respond to trump's comment but said the likely republican nominee is not qualified to be president. >>> time 6:35. at least one oakland city official is hoping to roll out the red carpet for donald trump, the presumptive republican presidential nominee. trump made headlines for a comment to the new york times magazine suggesting that oakland is among the most dangerous places in the world. oakland city councilman noel gallo told us here at ktvu, he called donald trump's office, issued a personal invitation to come visit oakland, see the city for himself. donald trump has not responded yet. gallo's fellow council member rebecca kaplan says she would welcome anyone to visit, even trump. >> he is trying to be commander in chief of the largest military on the face of the earth and he's scared of oakland? i'm not scared of oakland. >> now, the fbi did rank oakland the second most dangerous city in america back in 2013. however, viol

here's what he can do, and this should change is say, high, i'm going to get juanita broaddrick out here, i'm going to get kathleen willey get out here. if you let the women tell the story rather than donald trump tell the story, i think it adds a lot more credibility to that line of attack. >> it definitely shows where we're headed in this particular campaign. so, angela, is this -- do you think it's too late for a mea culpa now as kayleigh is saying, come out, clarify his remarks and saying the 90s stuff, i don't agree with that. do you think women will forgive and forget all the things he said about women or at least some of them? >> i think it's clear that there are some women who certainly will forgive him. you're sitting across from one right now and that's kayleigh. i don't know that that will work with the massive numbers of women who are not supporting donald trump. it certainly won't work for me or with me. there's nothing worse to me than blaming someone who was the victim of infidelity for that infidelity or for enabling it. i think there's nothing worse than, for example, to

. >> referred to juanita broaddrick.d to trump's comment but says trump is not qualified to be president. >>> organizers of a campaign to speed up appeals for inmates on death row say they have collected more than enough signatures to get that initiative on the november ballot. californians for death penalty reforms submitted almost 600,000 signatures. supporters say the initiative will save taxpayers millions of dollars a year, assured there's due process for those who are convicted and also promote justice for murder victims and their families. there are almost 750 inmates on california's death row. there have not been any executions in 10 years. the goal of the death penalty reform initiative is to streamline the process from sentencing to execution. >>> the u.s. swim team is moving its olympic training camp out of puerto rico because of the zika virus. the team had planned to train in puerto rico into late july before they head to the summer games in brazil. that will now be held in atlanta instead. swimmers still pl

are they going to interview juanita broaddrick? are they going to interview paula jones? are they going to interview kathleen willey? in one case it's about exposure, another groping, fondling, touching against a woman's will -- >> and rape. >> one of the new pacs which has sprung up to support donald trump is called the rape accountability project for education pac, an acronym chosen because it spelled o out r.a.p.e.p.a.c. they've hired one of the bill who accused bill clinton of sexual misconduct in the 1990s. this is now on. we were told if donald trump was the nominee this was going to happen. this is how they would run against hillary clinton. but it's now no longer a possibility. this is now on. it's a whole campaign effort from team trump. >> we're essentially talking about the fact that we have a war on women being waged by the democrats. at least against the republicans. that's the accusation. and yet we have the person who is the lead of that fight on the part of the democrats is in fact a person who could not control the sexual predation that went on in her own

. >> are they going to interview juanita broaddrick, paula jones and kathleen willey and one case it'sosure, in another case it's about groping and fondling and touching against a woman's will. >> and rape. >> and rape. should that -- >> big settlements. massive settlements. >> reporter: trump not done there. >> lost his law license, okay. couldn't practice law and you don't read about this on clinton. >> reporter: the clinton campaign firing back suggesting trump was attacking because he felt, quote, wounded saying after a week of still refusing to release his taxes and likening oakland and ferguson to the dangers in iraq, of course, he wants to change the subject. and the democrats dealing with their own created drama as bernie sanders stands his ground against critics who say he did not go far enough to denounce scenes like this. chaos in nevada. his supporters angry over delegate counts at a state convention. >> violence is absolutely unacceptable, harassing individuals is unacceptable. >> reporter: now we mentioned earlier that donald trump has tweeted about the breaking news we'v

the former president of sexual misconduct in discredited or unsubstantiated cases, including juanita broaddrick then cuts to hillary laughing. the clinton campaign says the allegations are from two decades ago and trump's play, a bad strategy. >> the last thing we need is a bully in the pulpit. >> reporter: and this morning, clinton fighting back with this video saying trump was rooting for the 2008 recession years before it happened. >> if there is a bubble burst as they call it, you know, you can make a lot of money. >> reporter: clinton now trying to prove to voters that trump in her words is a disaster waiting to happen. >> he could bankrupt america like he's bankrupted his companies. >> reporter: the gop takedown turning into a family affair. bill clinton questioning trump's wealth. >> her opponent who never tires of telling us how much richer he is than the rest of us won't release his tax returns. >> reporter: but hillary still fighting a war on two fronts. overnight, senator bernie sanders blasting her for declining to debate ahead of the all-important california primary and saying the

they have got an ad out hitting him on his abuse of women in the past, juanita broaddrick, things likeing to go after trump. she wants to change the subject to real estate and in fact they have a brand-new politico ad out where it attacks donald trump for his comments on real estate. anybody in real estate knows you want to buy low and sell high. that's just how that business works and yet, they see that as an opening for them. here's hillary yesterday and she got some help from senator warren as well. watch. >> he actually said he was hoping for the crash that caused hard working families in california and across america to lose their homes. >> donald trump was drooling over the idea of a housing meltdown because it meant he could buy up more property on the cheap. what kind of a man does that? a man who will never be president of the united states. >> well, she won't be voting for him, especially after she was called pocahontas by donald trump yesterday because of her background. meanwhile, donald trump yesterday hears all that and says this. >> well, hillary clinton has somebody --

it features the voices of monica lewinsky, juanita broaddrick and kathleen willey.ld be subjected to it. it was an assault. >> he starts to bite on my top lip and i tried to pull away from him. [ laughter ] >> trump suggesting in the ad you want to go back to the way that things were in 1996 and hear about that all over again, the democrats are fighting back with video of trump confidant roger stone on a radio program. talking about the fact that donald trump at least according to roger stone had contributed to a gofundme campaign to pay for kathleen willey's mortgage so she could go out on the road and talk about bill clinton. no response yet from the trump campaign on that. but last night on bill o'reilly, donald trump was very transparent about why he's going after the clintons when they come after him on the women issue. here's trump from o'reilly last night. >> i have no choice, it's unfair. you know, dirty players. they have been dirty players historically. i have to fight back the way i have to fight back. >> one of the big questions here in the state of new

lewinsky, juanita broaddrick and kathleen willey. here is a look at the ad. >> very nervous. no woman should be subjected to it. it was an assault. >> he starts to bite on my top lip and i tried to pull away from him. [ laughter ]