julie: jon, hi, it's julie roginsky. through the pilot, what transpiresesome how long does this take? you put yourself in the shoes of the people onboard and the terror they must have gone through. how long does it take for the plane to go down? how long did these people, unfortunately, realize what was happening to them? jon: well, again, julie, i'd be speculating as to what happened. if there was a bomb that breached the wall of the aircraft sufficiently, you know, to bring it down, the people onboard would have passed out almost immediately. yes, those oxygen maxes drop, but at 37,000 feet, there's barely enough oxygen or pressure of oxygen to sustain life. so if there was a large hole in the airframe, the people onboard -- who were likely sleeping. i mean, it was 2:30 in the morning. the people onboard likely would have passed out immediately and would not have really known much about what was going on. it did go into a steep dive, and that perhaps could have, you know, when people got down to an area, to an altitude

let's bring in julie roginsky. don't turn your back on new jersey. >> the new jersey girls.w! i saw a recent internal poll in new jersey, she's fine in new jersey, going to do there. california is a lot tighter, i understand why she has to spend more time there than in our beloved state. you're a california girl, right? your adopted home state, i should say. i hate to say it doesn't matter, every vote counts, but she's going to win the nomination in new jersey. new jersey's polls close at 8:00 p.m., before southern california's close and she will have the requisite number of pledge delegates she'll need to clinch the nomination provided the superdelegates stay with her. >> interesting, deroy, what people like in hillary are completely different issues than what donald trump gets fans for. he's in your face, like what his news conference was today. and people are passionate but there aren't many of them, way more unlikables for both of the candidates. is this going to be one for the ages when it comes to really unlikable candidates, especially at a time, interestingly enough

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there's so much more to talk about, so we held over alex little and julie roginsky, democratic strategistontributor. that was a political charge that was just made by dan patrick, julie, so let me go to you on that. your thoughts. >> listen, i think it's a sad charm to make. it may just be that barack obama believes this is the right thing to do. you know, i love hearing about states complaining the federal government is imposing its mandate on them. don't forget, this whole controversy began when charlotte, north carolina, passed a local ordnance allowing bathrooms to be used by transgender people of their choice, and then the state of north carolina said, no, we don't believe in it, we want to do something very different. so, again, this is an issue i think looking back 10, 20 years from now is going to be yet another defining civil rights issue again. if you're saying that transgender people cannot use the bathroom of their choice they identify with because you're worried about safety, what's to say that lesbians can't use the bathroom of their choice because they may assault fellow wo

katherine timf and julie roginsky, and charles cook. bernie sanders said he's open to being hillary clinton's running-mate. is he open to it the way other are open to ecstasy and swinging? >> you mean just this morning? the three of us were doing that. so i think yes wafer -- i think bernie sanders has been served poorly by his own staff and served poorly by his own beliefs and serving his constituent believe there is a path to this nomination. there isn't. if you are serious about defeating donald trump, back it up. kennedy: the f.b.i. primary is still to come. what is more important for bernie sanders? actually being her vp or continuing to move the party left ward in his image like that. the sculpture of lionel ritchie. >> if he were the vp he would be right next to her and able to push the policy left. one of the things about bernie sanders, the problem is until he ran for president he actually did very little about get his politic enacted or even as a die bacdeven as a di -- actic exerc. if he goes back to washington to be a vermon

joining me right now, democratic strategist, julie roginsky, and steve cortez working with the trumpampaign, gina laden. i think i answered my own question, will it get nastier. gina loudon, going after hillary clinton for sitting by while woman after woman complained of harrassment, in some cases rape? you know she, in some ways he's alleging had a role in all of this. your thoughts. good or bad campaignwise? >> i think he had to because hillary is the one who played the gender card first, trish. so i think it was natural then he would say, hey, if you're calling yourself big defender of women, how about we look at when he haven't defended women? hillary still to this day, trish, could come out and defend these woman, these horrible things happened to at hands of her husband and also, she was sort of not just swept it under the rug but in some cases intimidated and bullied these women. very fair to point to it if she will pull the gender card. trish: i know you agree with that, steve, because you work for trump campaign. we'll go back to you in a second. first to julie. you don't ne

here today, sandra smith, julie roginsky, megan mccain and co-host of "fox & friends" weekend, tucker is here. a lot to get to, we'll get straight to it. glad you're here today. here's what we know. egypt air flight 804 left paris

ashley pratte, julie roginsky fox news contributor. lie, a lot of democratic folks, pretty high up have been talking about the penchant for violence in their words. there was one democratic state senator in nevada said, she saw an older woman hit by a bottle by one of these bernie protesters. she said it was beyond the pale. there was no reason to do that. there are many other examples. does this go all the way to the convention? >> well listen, from what i've been hearing, threats against the nevada state chairwoman grandchildren from bernie sanders supporters. this is unconscionable behavior. i don't care what party you belong to or who you are this is unacceptable. bernie sanders i understand is not responsible for behavior of his supporters. if i were in his shoes come out condemn it forcefully. let his supporters know that there is no room for this. david: we have breaking news. in past hour we have news from bernie sanders. i will read a part of it to you, ashley. in fact he is not necessarily contrite, doing what the democrats wa

democratic strategist julie roginsky, and today's #oneluckyguy, the host of war -- war stories, lieutenant what they call it

we have democratic strategist julie roginsky and republican strategist, ford o'connell.hat is holing out for. if there is no real path to the nomination why is he still there. >> who knows. establishing the platform, i don't know what he is looking for. if he is serious defeating donald trump if that is his number one priority, he claims is, other than getting nomination which is mathematically impossible he has to get out. this is no sense at him. he had a shot at nomination. he did very well. didn't do enough. we all come up short. trish: that is another path which is all about the superdelegates and -- >> losing among the pledged delegates. everywhere, among pledged too. trish: ford, how damaging is this to her to have him still in the game? >> basically bernie sanders is the best thing to happen to donald trump because basically bernie's made democratic primary a referendum on hillary clinton at a time when she needs to make it referendum on donald trump. this is three-way going the wrong way, here is what trump likes. if you look at latest fox polls he is leading by

democratic strategist julie roginsky. review" reporter, katherine timpf, today's #oneluckyguy, look who is back on the couch? veteran sports broadcaster and super bowl winning quarterback joe theismann is here. we say he is outnumbered. you've seen a bigger line than this one. i don't know if you consider yourself outnumbered. >> believe me, much pretty line. when you talk about the line i only see one side of them. only see one side of the g

democratic strategist, julie roginsky, as jon said, today's #oneluckyguy, host of geraldo rivera reporteran reports, veteran correspondent geraldo rivera. little bit of news programing why. his special report on the ruthless drug lord "el chapo" how his obsession with that actress led to hisdown faull. you're "outnumbered." >> i will have five marge right at thats after the show. harris: a lot cooking.

. >> i want to bring something up, anybody can jump in, sandra, go to you first, something julie roginskycareful do not make hillary clinton the victim. she benefits. sandra: what do you mean? >> when rick lazio invaded her space in the debate running for senate, that turned women toward her. harris: you guys are saying the same thing. sandra: let me just say this might be the strategy but how long can he stay out of it and not respond to your point, pete, that is the big question. we know bill:to is eloquent. he would probably respond in a way that would not hurt her. she is not trying to avoid her husband. she is using him. she is saying he is the one that will fix the economy when she becomes president. this might be a strategy for now but i don't know how long he can refrain. harris: he does help the conversation for her right now particularly with bernie sanders because he is able to do that pivot with her on the economy. that is so critical in her party because we've seen so much infighting since last weekend's nevada faceoff contest that hillary clinton won and infighting between t

democratic strategist julie roginsky, and today's #oneluckyguy, we welcome back the host of geraldo rivera, geraldo is here and -- >> yes, ma'am. sandra: please, with all due respect, you are outnumbered. >> i love it. kennedy: you're wearing a snazzy lapel pen. >> oh, thanks.

democratic strategist julie roginsky, and today's #oneluckyguy, we welcome back the host of geraldo riveraorts, geraldo is here and -- >> yes, ma'am. sandra: please, with all due respect, you are outnumbered. >> i love it. kennedy: you're wearing a snazzy lapel pen. >> oh, thanks. the fleet is in town -- dagen: you don't need to tell any woman that. [laughter] >> that's right. well, i have company when i'm wolf whistling. this from an amphibious assault vessel, kind of the flagship of the fleet in the harbor, and it was a delight to be with the sailors and the marines this morning. >> anchors away. >> i love the water. have my own boat on the harbor, and i'll be out there over the weekend. sandra: excellent. all right, well, thanks for being here. let's get right to it, and let's begin with history and controversy. president obama becoming the first commander in chief to visit and pay his respects at hiroshima, the site where america dropped the first atomic bomb in 1945. before laying a wreath at the city's peace memorial park, the president saying the world has a moral responsibility to

here today, sandra smith, jedediah bila, democratic strategist, julie roginsky, today's #oneluckyguy,nchor of "america's newsroom," all around this day on primary tuesday, bill hemmer. outnumbered and out and about. hello. >> how are you, ladies? rube did i red indiana, here we go. evansville hasn't gotten this much attention since william ronald hemmer married georgia mary nittle. august fifth, 1960.

here today, sandra smith, jedediah bila, democratic strategist, julie roginsky, today's #oneluckyguy, coanchor of "america's newsroom," all around this day on primary tuesday, bill hemmer. outnumbered and out and about. hello. >> how are you, ladies? rube did i red indiana, here we go. evansville hasn't gotten this much attention since william ronald hemmer married georgia mary nittle. august fifth, 1960. harris: i thought you were going to sing. he was singing before. >> during this show we'll name our favorite song from indiana. harris: by we, we mean you. let's move on. let's begin with a primary race that could give us biggest look into the presidential race. polls are open in indiana. hillary clinton and donald trump looking for a knockout to their rivals. in his final pitch to voters trump told supporters in the hoosier state how important their votes are. >> but now, indiana's becoming very important. and i say, i say -- so important in terms of the race. usually by this time it is over and doesn't matter. but this time you folks belong where you belong. it is called importantv

democratic strategist julie roginsky.tional review" reporter katherine timpf, today's #oneluckyguy, look who is back on the couch? veteran sports broadcaster and super bowl winning quarterback joe theismann is here. we say he is outnumbered. you've seen a bigger line than this one. i don't know if you consider yourself outnumbered. >> believe me, much pretty line. when you talk about the line i only see one side of them. only see one side of the guys up front that is little bit of an issue. great to be back. harris: glad to be part of upgrade in your life. >> major upgrade. harris: new and potentially troubling developments for presidential candidate hillary clinton. the state department says it can not find a single relevant email or personal server to or from bryan pagliano. remember he worked for agency and set inand managed her private computer server and it was during her time as secretary of state. that is according to court filings after the republican national committee sued the state department for those records.

david: here now, julie roginsky, a democratic strategist and fox news contributor who supports hillary clinton. former mayor mike mcginn from seattle. he supports bernie sanders. mayor, first to you, bernie has won 10 out of the last 15 primaries of the. even if he wins california there is suspicion he could not be the nominee. does that make you angry? >> look, it is a campaign and bernie sanders has put it he has a narrow path but he has had extraordinary success. pushing a message that we haven't heard before about representing working class democrats. that message is needed within the democratic party. david: but, julie, there is anger among a lot of bernie's supporters. bad enough hillary has email problem she is slipping in the polls against trump. now she has to deal with this. >> well, look, you know i was not necessarily somebody who was hillary or bernie supporter until it became apparent to me mathematically bernie will make up difference among pledged delegates, never mind superdelegates everybody complains about. when math becomes apparent you're wasting money making democ

democratic strategist julie roginsky, and today's #oneluckyguy, the host of war -- war stories, lieutenantonel off develop north you are outnumbered. i say that. >> this is great. >> it is memorial day. i'm competing against myself right now. fox business network we have what they call it a marathon, actually ought to be called a siege. >> i love that. >> right after this, flip back over to fox business network and catch the rest of "war stories". harris: you are everywhere. we're glad you're here. we're beginning with presidential politics. donald trump hoping to turn pup pell states red. the presumptive gop nominee rushing operatives to several states traditionally favor democrats pointing to general election campaign he has run thus far, defying conventional wisdom and political trends. the staffing includes, maine, michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania, states which no republican candidate has won before 1980s, some even before that. trump seeks to expand the electoral battlefield drawing appeal among working class white voters. likely hillary clinton's perceived weaknesses among them. as

democratic strategist, julie roginsky, as jon said, today's #oneluckyguy, host of geraldo rivera reportveteran reports, veteran correspondent geraldo rivera. little bit of news programing why. his special report on the ruthless drug lord "el chapo" how his obsession with that actress led to hisdown faull. you're "outnumbered." >> i will have five marge right at thats after the show. harris: a lot cooking. why wait until summer really. it is on already between hillary clinton and donald trump as they gear up for the general election. trump says he is not afraid to get down in the mud with clinton he is must. watch. >> i will be able to figure it out. we had 17 people just now. i figured it out. i will be able to figure it out from hillary. depends where she is coming from, if she wants to go the low road, i'm fine with that. if she wants to bo with the high road which i would prefer i would be fine with that. depends where she is coming up. >> you're fine with the low road. most people don't want to go on the low road? >> i have to handle the low road if i have to do it. we had low roads

let's bring in democratic strategist and fox news contributor julie roginski and kelly ruddel.ve you both. can't be a surprise, kelly, he's been vocal about supporting the nra and the right to own a gun. now he's going backwards and changing his stance, he once said assault weapons should be banned, he changed that, what does this mean for the other side, hillary clinton, who's very honestly taken the very opposite side. >> i mean this, is the key difference between donald trump and hillary clinton, and quite frankly, the nra endorsement did come as a surprise today given the fact that no one really expected it on the conservative side, and he need this endorsement, one million active members, the nra is crucial in getting the grassroots out there and activated for the general election. and one thing that chris cox did say and the nra did say is donald trump has been consistent on position for the 2nd amendment since he entered the race in june. in all of the stump speeches and rallies he consistently calls for the abolishment of gun-free zones at schools. he stands up for the

ashley pratt, senior political writer for life set and julie roginsky, democratic strategist and foxf you. we showed you headline from the website. here is one of the quotes. clinton and trump are more strongly disliked at this point in the past 10 presidential cycles. wow. julie, starts what gives? >> a matter of hold your nose and vote for person you hate least. not certainly that people vote for beloved candidate. different from obama in in '08 o drew a lot of support and adulation from his supporters in this case, hillary clinton is more disliked than any other candidate running except for one, and that one is donald trump. almost disliked as david duke when he ran for president. david duke had no shot getting nomination. it is pretty surreal. >> duke beats him in this. i'm happy to hear the grand wizard of the ku klux klan beats somebody in terms of being hated. bill: ashley, you saw the piece, what did you think of? >> it is interesting, right? hillary clinton was supposed to be in a cakewalk for the nomination on the democratic side. without trump in the race, she would have b

julie roginsky former political advisor to late new jersey senator frank lautenberg.utors. monica, let me start with you. hide and seek with hillary. she is ducking, hiding. like the turtle. i'm not going to debate anymore. i'm done. >> she wasn't wrong to make the call. i think actually a good call on her part. there was only downside for her. look, she has within 90 delegates from winning nomination outright. why should she take the risk of saying something or doing something that could call cause her lasting damage. problem is hypocrisy, when she was underdog to barack obama she wanted as many debates as possible. this works to bernie sanders advantage, eric and julie, he has all the ammo going into california. he can make a lost hey, she is running from me, she doesn't want to be debate and be coronated. eric: what about that, julie? two weeks in politics is a long time. he will spend the next two weeks she doesn't want to talk issues. she doesn't want to debate and hiding from me. around he doesn't want you to know. >> he can say that but as monica points out, sh

harris: now, this is usually the time when julie to roginsky bounds off the couch. but you're not. : thank you for saying that, i agree with kimberly 100% -- harris: i'm writing that down. kimberly: please. julie: you should. what is so offensive about this? i'm not a security person, but this is what the london security forces have determined is what happens in a situation if somebody does say allahu akbar in a terrorist simulation, why not -- i'm only bounding off the couch at the fact that the police apologized. what are they apologizing for? it's exactly what the reality apparently is. harris: so, scott, in talking with members of our muslim community through some reporting, one of the things that happens when you have something like this that they are offended by is it pits it in their -- puts it in their hands to have to defuse this within their own community. so that apology, they don't want to accept it in britain, but what do you think on about how y move forward? should they scrub this mission and its language and sanitize it? julie: like the white house? harris: did you s