should leave the issue, julie roginsky? i'm not ruling out anything. we're going to make that decision into the future. how historically does that play politically for presidential candidate you know what, i will get to this later on? julie: here is the thing, poor kellyanne conway, who is wonderful and great opera i have it. she came in, looked at polling, oh, my god we're tremendously in trouble with catholics and latinos are a huge percentage of those catholics they have problems with. she then obviously, i wouldn't say obviously suspect said we need to ameliorate the situation somehow. but you made your bed and get off the subject. get off it and move on to things that people care about, like the economy. like national security. but that is not what we're hearing from him. immigration thing is going on for two weeks. first of all went on entire primary season. but now -- melissa: i don't know that he is not making people in the middle, suburbs around pennsylvania feel a little better. julie: they're confused. harris: going south of the border separa

the panel is back, julie roginsky, dave smith, brian morganstern. you are most likely to vote for gary johnson, does this shake your faith in him? >> i didn't have a lot of faith in him. let me try to defend gary johnson. asking a libertarian to name the leader of a government they like is a difficult question. if you asked me to name a leader of a foreign government i don't like, i could rattle off 50 right now. that's like asking the average american person to name a mob boss you don't like. judge napolitano: chris matthews set him up. >> is that a setup? the real answer is -- come on, mr. trudeau of canada because he's dreamy. why are we pretending it's anybody else. it's canada. judge napolitano: to your expertise as a political consultant does, that help him with the millennials and libertarians? because they feel as dave said or hurt him because he couldn't come up with a name? >> are people voting for gary johnson expecting him to be president or casting a protest vote or in fact a vote to make a statement? and to the extent they think he's g

democratic strategist julie roginsky. gillian turner, today's #oneluckyguy, iraq and afghanistan war veteran, pete hegseth is outnumbered. >> thanks for having me. harris: as i heard what we are opening up the show with. we have a lot of hard news. >> let's get to it. harris: let's get to it. the city of charlotte is on edge. city leaders pleading for calm, violent protests broke out after shooting after black man by a black police officer. the family of 43-year-old keith lamont scott say he was not armed. police say he was armed and refused their commands to drop his weapon. what happens in charlotte on heals of another controversial police shooting in friday. outrage at killing of 43-year-old terrence crutcher by a female police officer, who says she thought he was reaching for his pocket if carrying a weapons and refused to follow her commands. turns out crutcher was not armed. jonathan serrie is in charlotte. jonathan? reporter: i'm standing in the driveway of the apartment complex where the shooting went down. on the

julie roginsky, democratic strategist and fox news contributor.ined by the chairman of suffolk county republican party and trump campaign surrogate. sir, i want to start with you. as we look at the tone, a lot is national security. you have donald trump. he has 88 different military who signed a letter and been very supportive of him. a lot of people have come forward on the other side for hillary clinton but what does he offer that she doesn't from where you stand. >> strong leadership. common sense leadership. putting america first. that is what donald trump's mantra, putting america first, whether our economy, military, every way, shape or form. that is what the american president should be doing and i find it humor russ that ronald reagan would be turnings in his grave. the same ronald reagan sate with mick gail gorbachev and achieved peace through strength. that is exactly what donald trump want to do. liz: julie what is hillary clinton's answer to something like that? >> other than my head to about to explode? look, ronald reagan, with all d

i like the sunshine earings, an democratickic strategist julie roginsky. y, campaign veteran tony sayegh and he is outnumbered. >> no better team to labor with on labor day with all of you. julie: i don't want to hear about being in labor ever again.

bush along with julie roginsky, fox news contributor. great to see you both. julie, how come it is the more that we learn about this iran deal, i mean the sketchier it sounds to be? these are things that are coming out, trickling out. it's one thing after another, and we have lawmakers on the hill saying they never even got the full briefing on exactly what's in it. we're getting new stuff every day. >> those of us who supported this deal did it with a tremendous amount of misgiving, so it was a hope and understanding that this would prevent iran from going nuclear in the next decade. if there are exemptions, not exceptions -- i want to be very precise about what admiral kirby said, but exemptions being gr t granted to iran after the deal was sealed, that to me is a very troubling development because it says we continue to negotiate with iran when the negotiations should have been over by now. and so for those of us who detest the iranian regime understand this was never going to alter their behavior, it continues to be troubling because once you have this deal

dem strattic strategist, julie roginsky.uckyguy, the furious, the fierce on twitter, editor of "the national review" jonah goldberg is outnumbered. melissa: he is never furious. harris: good to have you. >> clarification. rich lowery is editor of "national review." i'm the lay about that sleeps on

co-host of "after the bell," melissa francis and julie roginsky and judge andrew napolitano is here,red" and always prepared. >> love being outnumbered. harris: you read more about the email documentation with with the hillary clinton i mall scandal.

democratic strategist julie roginsky, and today's #oneluckyguy, veteran of three tours of duty in afghanistans, joins us. sir, you are outnumbered. good to have you. >> thank you. i'm glad to be back. sandra: so much going on these days. >> yeah. it's hard to keep up with the news. >> it's the brunettes versus the blonds, and we have you outnumbered.

joining me julie roginsky and ford o'connell. ford, he was playing to his base last night, really getting them excited. how do you think the speech went over with republicans who may have been doubting him along the way? >> i definitely think this is a base play because as you pointed at the "fox news poll," you inserted the four candidates, his supporters were far more enthusiastic about donald trump than hillary clinton supporters are with hillary clinton. i'm going to put the interest of 300 million citizens first rather than millions of hispanic citizens. he shouldn't have played to a raucous crowd, he should have delivered this in a more presidential way in the way he met with enrique pena nieto. that's what the democrat are pouncing on is the red meat. i don't know what's controversial about deporting criminal aliens, i don't know what's controversial about ending sanctuary cities. don't know what's controversial about the border. those are questions hillary clinton has to answer. trish: that's what is fair, we have the bor

bush along with julie roginsky, fox news contributor. great to see you both. e, how come it is the more that we learn about this iran deal, i mean the sketchier it sounds to be? these are things that are coming out, trickling out. it's one thing after another, and we have lawmakers on the hill saying they never even got the full briefing on exactly what's in it. we're getting new stuff every day. >> those of us who supported this deal did it with a tremendous amount of misgiving, so it was a hope and understanding that this would prevent iran from going nuclear in the next decade. if there are exemptions, not exceptions -- i want to be very precise about what admiral kirby said, but exemptions being gr t granted to iran after the deal was sealed, that to me is a very troubling development because it says we continue to negotiate with iran when the negotiations should have been over by now. and so for those of us who detest the iranian regime understand this was never going to alter their behavior, it continues to be troubling because once you have this deal, th

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dem strattic strategist, julie roginsky.oday's #oneluckyguy, the furious, the fierce on twitter, editor of "the national review" jonah goldberg is outnumbered. melissa: he is never furious. harris: good to have you. >> clarification. rich lowery is editor of "national review." i'm the lay about that sleeps on the couch. senior editor. editor means like you're in charge. that is one thing i don't want to be. harris: you are on twitter. >> i am on twitter. harris: say hi to rich too, by the way. >> i will. harris: hillary clinton on hold. sidelined over a bought with pneumonia. canceling a two-day trip to california after abruptly leaving the ceremony at ground sear roy. the secretary clinton is held up by three people and appeared to be stumbling on the brink of a collapse. her doctor later in the day said she was diagnosed with pneumonia last friday. our own jennifer griffin. you've been near the clinton home near chappaqua, new york. news breaking we can confirm on fox news. bring it to us. reporter: what we can confirm, ha

democratic strategist julie roginsky, and today's #oneluckyguy, veteran of three tours of duty in afghanistanllins, joins us. sir, you are outnumbered. good to have you. >> thank you. i'm glad to be back. sandra: so much going on these days. >> yeah. it's hard to keep up with the news. >> it's the brunettes versus the blonds, and we have you outnumbered. [laughter] sandra: on that note, it's on. [laughter] and we are just 39 days until election day, can you believe it? donald trump is ramping up his attacks against bill and hillary clinton. watch what the republican nominee told a crowd in new hampshire. >> the american people have had it with years and decades of clinton corruption and scandals and impeachment for lying. impeachment for lying, remember that? the clintons have a sordid past. we will be the very bright and clean future. sandra: trump, of course, referencing bill clinton's impeachment which was stemmed from his affair with a white house intern, monica lewinsky. this after a campaign memo circulated on wednesday urging associates to mention lewinsky and other women the former pr

i like the sunshine earings, an democratickic strategist julie roginsky. day's #oneluckyguy, campaign veteran tony sayegh and he is outnumbered. >> no better team to labor with on labor day with all of you. julie: i don't want to hear about being in labor ever again. >> we shall have a fun day. sandra: it is one of those shows. harris: let's move. we'll begin with holiday barbecues, maybe a last run to the beach. final hours dwindling down. americans will pay closer attention to the battle for the white house. that is how it typically lays out. with 63 days until the election what must hillary clinton and donald trump do to up their games? what states do they need to focus on? where should they be spending resources as she -- they try to seal the deal with voters. tony, what do they need? >> this is most intense prelabor day period campaign in modern history. this is the unofficial start of intense attention to the campaigns. i think the candidates definitely are full throttle since the convention. you having said with that, donald trump. you see donald tru

co-host of "after the bell," melissa francis, democratic strategist, julie roginsky and #oneluckyguy, ferrer, up from florida. >> thank you for the invitat

co-host of "after the bell," melissa francis, democratic strategist, julie roginsky and #oneluckyguy, alex ferrer, up from florida. >> thank you for the invitation. harris: a bit of breaking news from both sides ever the political aisle. we'll start. begin with fierce war of words between candidates on "birther" issue. continuing dueling events a short time ago in our nation's capital. a day after trump's campaign said mr. trump now believes the president was born on american soil. the candidate himself says it was clinton during her first run of the white house who started all of it. but that he was the one who brought the issue to an end. >> hillary clinton. and her campaign of 2008 started the "birther" controversy. i finished. i finished, you know what i mean. the president barack obama was born in the united states, period. now we all want to get back to making america strong and great again. [applause] thank you. thank you very much. thank you everyone. thank you. [applause] harris: earlier in d.c., hillary clinton laid into donald trump saying he owes president obama an apology

democratic strategist julie roginsky. today's #oneluckyguy, executive vice president of development and acquisitions for the trump organization, and son of presidential candidate, donald trump, welcome to eric trump. can we say you're outnumbered, my dear? >> no question, i'm outnumbered. very outnumbered. harris: are you ready? >> let's have some fun. thank you. harris: begin with the tense situation in charlotte as pressure mounts for police to reveal the video of the shooting death of keith lamont scott. >> the family in this case who speaks for the victim now say they want it released, so will you reconsider? >> ultimately that is a factor whether or not we release but ultimately right now i don't have any authority to do so. it is in the hands of the state bureau of investigation. they will do an independent investigation in there. and i tell you, looking at it from all angles i think that is probably the better option right now. harris: all right. so you saw people gathered in the streets. some of them screaming we

i'd like to bring in gop strategist gianno caldwell and julie roginsky.o, i'm counting four medications, she's taking a thyroid medication, taking coumadin for blood thinner, clarinex, i know you're not a medical doctor. i understand that. do you think you're satisfied or the viewers should be satisfied. doesn't seem it's addressed she's taking a mix of medications that could have caused the dehydration and the collapse, what do you think? >> no, i don't think we should be satisfied. we need a comprehensive view of medical records. this isn't something we should look at how she is just today. we need to see over the past five years what has she been doing? what has led up to the issues we've seen which may not correlate to things in the medical report currently. i think they need to go way back. unlike trump, he hasn't had issues where he's falling down and perhaps collapsing. they need to do extensive review of medical records and put it before a panel of doctors to see what's going on. liz: julie, she got a chest ct scan, there was rumor she didn't but

democratic strategist julie roginskys reporter for nationalreview.online, katherine timpf.oday's #oneluckyguy, co-host of fox and friends weekend, tucker carlson. he is widely outnumbered. >> wildly. >> you have a new toupee. >> thank you for noticing. that is not actually mine. >> that is debate strategy. melissa: maybe wearing the cone of uncertainty as janice dean was talking about. that was fun. we goes to the race for the white house. bitter twitter war between donald trump and mexico president, over who will pay for the border wall following the gop nominee visit to mexico and fiery speech on immigration. trump tweeting emphatically, quote, mexico will pay for the wall. to which mexico's leader replied, i repeat what i said personally, mr. trump, mexico would never pay for a wall. all as major latino sure. the candidate signaling on "the o'reilly factor" his top goals for immigration and appearing to find the realities of. >> we'll build a wall. we'll get rid of all the bad members, gang leaders, greg dealers, all of the cartel people. after that takes place, we'll si

julie roginsky, democratic strategist join me. they are both fox news contributors.red, a different kind of trump. there is talk today saying you're not going to hear about lyin' hillary. hear more sedate presidential if you will, kind of trump. what do you think? >> i think that is what trump needs to do. i once spent an hour with trump. he is far different from the trump you see at rallies, that you saw at debates against other republicans. he was very friendly. we talked. i was there with rick perry, the governor of texas. that is the trump that needs to show up. the trump the way in normal life and he, if there is model for trump, it needs to be ronald reagan in 1980 in the debate with jimmy carter. reagan, he didn't jump all over carter. he wasn't aggressor when carter attacked him. he said, there you go again. it was great performance. david: i think he said there you go again about 10 times. julie, we have another little thing that came out today that shows trump may be on the right track, nate silver, no fan of donald trump, in fact he is very often quoted by

louise mensch founder of website, heat street and julie roginsky, democratic strategist and fox news welcome to both of. >> you good morning. martha: a strong piece by william mcgurn in today's "wall street journal," the fact that there were two i.t. people tried to speak up about the server and said, hey, this is this is not the way it is supposed to work and they were told to hush and never speak about it again in the report. what do you think of bill's overarching point. >> you worked with mps, this happens all the time when people don't want to speak up to the boss. where you're told to do what the boss wants, whether it is industry or in politics or in any other walk of life, for the most part, what the boss says goes. if this is what you're outrained about, i don't think by the way somebody opposed to what he did with emails this is the most outrage just part. this is unfortunately where the life works. you don't gain say the boss, whether you like it or not, especially in washington how it works. martha: sad situation. he talks about the irs, the fact there is still no account

julie roginsky, fox news contributor. democratic strategist. you know her well. h of you. julie, let me start with you as a democratic strategist. mike's report, is that going to change? they seem to be on a bit defensive posture as moment? >> as democratic strategist i would advise her not to do it. you're only opening up to questions you don't want to answer. somebody who thinks we deserve a robust discussion between the public which is what the press represents, interests of the public and our potential future president i think she should do press conference. those are two things being balanced media right to have access to both candidates which has been curtailed by both candidates this year in unprecedented ways. some ways not allowing them to travel on planes with them, so on. on other hand, somebody advising her in campaign capacity, safer route to take to continue doing what she is doing. martha: that is been safe, steve, for past month or some she hung back and let him fall in different ways, you know. say things that got him in trouble but that has chang

deirdre bolton and dagen mcdowell and julie roginsky after she finds her iphone.akes what of any of this? we deal in real time, deirdre. it is a lot of talking around and coming up with excuses, be they technical excuses or somebody was telling me this are i followed advice of this one. >> you were covering with blake burman, so many on first page of emails have been redacted, which a lot of people have said, that doesn't really help us in this goal towards transparency. connell: right. >> i don't know if this is strategic or a purposeful sidestep but hillary clinton coming out today with a plan on combating high drug prices. so we can circle back to that i don't know if this is meant to create a separate but equal dialogue distract from emails. connell: may be. you try to get out and talk about something that keep you out of the news but you don't control when the dump is going to happen with the news which was on a friday before labor day, julie. anything here sore is all involved in the studio making too much? we're looking at it in real time saying, you know,