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well, let's ask former white house deputy chief of staff karl rove. karl, from what i read, marco rubio polls better against potential democratic rivals than any other republican there. so that seems like a pretty good way to start this thing. >> yeah. he's the only republican in this. i think there's eight candidates. he's the only one who beats the democrats. new poll out by quinnipiac showing rubio against congressman patrick murphy, who barely leads the democratic primary, 47-40. rubio over murphy. and then alan grayson, who's a close second in the democratic primary, rubio's 48-40 over him. but it's really important for the republican majority in the senate that they minimize any losses of this november. and rubio's decision to run again is i think good news for the republicans. >> it's also important that the republicans win florida, a key swing state. and we saw in a poll yesterday where it was virtually tied a month ago. hillary clinton's jumped out to an enormous lead or pretty significant lead in that short period of time. could a marco rubio

donald trump, we hear, held a secret meeting with karl rove and karl rove is here.arl, by the way, is the author of the book, the triumph william mckinley. karl, welcome to the program. is it okay for me to ask what you talked about with donald trump? will you tell us? >> well, it's okay for you to ask, but i'm not going to tell you. no, we had-- >> are you trying to get together, get the two sides together, were you? >> well, i was asked to meet with him by a mutual friend and happy to do so. we met for about two hours at the apartment of steve wynn our mutual friend, the las vegas casino and hotel owner, and we had a cordial conversation for about two hours. stuart: now, this thing about the judge, the so-called quote, mexican judge, and also can a muslim judge be impartial, that's not making it easier for you and donald trump to get back together again, is it? >> well, that's not important. what is damaging, in helping him move forward and particularly in helping him make inroads into the latino community. mitt romney lost nationwide when he had 27% support among

an op-ed in the wall street journal, karl rove says trump can't rely only on tv interviews and needsstart running ads and raising money. here he is this morning on fox. >> we ought to expect when it comes to cable news and network news there is going to be a greater parity in the amount of coverage in each candidate than we have seen before. she may need to raise $600 million more between now and november. republicans feel they are lucky they will be fortunate to get to 300 million. maybe this is such that it is so unconventional. >> not clear. >> not clear. >> geraldo, to you first. does he need to start running a more conventional campaign? >> probably. no one has made any money betting against donald trump in the last few years. all of these laments that his campaign is over i would caution people. >> you know him so well. you and trump go way back. >> every day for six weeks last year. when he saw me raising funds he said you raising money for my friends, we have a lot of highroller mutual friends manhattan-based and other businesses and i must say having spoken to some of them i

with us now here in new york city karl rove. so mr.are offended and what i was trying to tell him and i don't think i got it out is that trump's two big issues are economy and terrorism. he made another right prediction about muslims not turning in other muslims when they know they are getting ready to commit terror. so, should people be offended if a politician, whether it be trump or hillary clinton or barack obama takes death and tries to make a political point? >> look, they are entitled to do be upset if they like. they have got to be even handed. stephen colbert. hypocritical or hypocritical is he. hillary clinton change the nature of her speech she was going to deliver and instead address the issue ever terrorism. today the president of the united states and she both double teamed donald trump over this incident. over the brutal attack in orlando. the president hijacked the state floor of the white house in order to make a political address attacking donald trump. now, let's watch and hold our breath to see if stephen colbert ju

karl rove knows all he was a chief of staff to george bush p. what happened? >> for inside ares who knew what was going on in trump world told me that there were two competing factions one pie mant fort and lewandowski. he was rarely in the headquarters, only time he was in the trump headquarters was when trump was in the headquarters in trump towers. he travelled with the candidate and that meant upon he was the last person to talk to trump before trump did things. manafort told him to do a. and sitting there was corey lewandowski and if trump's instincts were to do something lewandowski said do what you think is most comfortable. we'll see what happens going forward here. we had a dysfunctional campaign and see if it is less dysfunctional. most of the time it is an expression of the top. and see if trump needs to think about what he says before he sayses it and focus on clinton and obama than the other republicans. this is one step in the right direction. >> you talk about it is the typical jockeying and infighting for turf and pour in a campaign. you have r

joe trinity and karl rove, thank you both did we also want to hear from you. do you think bernie sanders meeting with president obama today can unite the democratic party? our live chat is up and running. go to foxnews.com/happeningnow and join the conversation. heather: overseas now to israel where there is new fallout from that deadly terror attack in the heart of tel aviv. look at this surveillance video. it shows the palestinian government opening fire at a popular open air market, killing four israelis, wounding at least five more people and now israel is suspending permits for thousands of palestinians set to visit israel during the muslim holy month of ramadan as it beats up police patrols. life for us in tel aviv with moore, connor? >> heather, israel suspending permits for 83,000 palestinians hoping to visit jerusalem during the month of ramadan. those are the first of several steps the israelis are taking in response to last night attack in tel aviv . israel also pointing to more military battalions to the west bank including special operations and t

in moments, we'll be joined by karl rove and bill burton who have thoughts on this breaking news. we begin tonight with trace gallagher reporting from our west coast newsroom. >> we know the fbi has interviewed some of hillary clinton's advisers p.m. it's unclear if that's an indication, this investigation, as the fbi calls it or security inquiry. as mrs. clinton calls, is coming to a close. president obama has vowed that the fbi and department of justice will not protect clinton if the probe finds she broke the law. watch? >> i guarantee that there's no political influence in any investigation conducted by the justice department or the fbi. not just in this case, but in any case. >> but the president is also expected to endorse hillary clinton, even campaign for her, and according to fox news senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano. it puts them in a legal bind that could create a serious conflict. here's a judge. >> the decision is made on the basis of the value of the evidence and the president says it will be, she will be indicted. the fbi agents have vowed they're fin

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but the "new york times" reports karl rove and trump met two weeks ago at the home of a mutual friend, casino magnate steve wynn. meanwhile trump has continued to , attack the judge overseeing a civil fraud lawsuit against the for-profit trump university. now defunct. trump told the "wall street journal" thursday u.s. district judge gonzalo curiel had "an absolute conflict" in presiding over the litigation because he is of mexican heritage and a member of a latino lawyers' association. trump cited his pledge to build a wall along the u.s.-mexico border, saying -- "i'm building a wall. it's an inherent conflict of interest." democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton took aim at donald trump with some of her harshest criticism to date. speaking in san diego ahead of tuesday's california primary, clinton said collecting trump would be a historic mistake. >> this is not someone who should ever have the nuclear codes because it inot hard to imagine donald trump leading us into a war just because somebody got under his very thin skin. amy: trump responded by blasting clinton's decis

david: karl rove and others have said that. >> right. david: and of course he did end up, so i'm just saying he can defy the odds. he has shown he can do that. >> i will predict republican party, he has no money. scott talked about the fact that how he won new hampshire with very little money. went in leading in the polls. he is trailing in every single poll. david: wait a minute. he did not go in leading at polls a year ago. he was far behind in the polls. >> went into new hampshire leading in the polls. david: he brought a lot of people, record number of people out in the primaries primary because he painted himself right or wrongly, as the guy who is fighting party bosses. you yourself, you spent your whole political career fighting party boss. >> that is not relevant. david: you're the conservative. isn't there something simpatico about his message to you? >> what is important the republican will go down in flames. donald trump will lose and everybody knows it. they are denying obvious. he has no money, no campaign, no path to victor

wynn brokered a meeting between donald trump and karl rove. it's you figure in george w.election and reelection campaigns. he's been critical of trump in the past. he has not been in a big -- been a big fan of trump in the past. he's been trying to get people at least neutral if not on his side. mr. rove has a long-standing relationship with egg donors. how important is his support? donors. how important is his support? john: he is tightly bound up in the donor community. people writing checks make decisions on the basis of what they think. the question is whether trump will be able to persuade them to put money into trump's coffers. shery: paul ryan held out for a long time. 20 plus days. he is finally saying he will vote for trump. does that make other republicans fall in line with trump? john: most have already fallen in line with trump. andendorsement was tepid not really full throated or particularly enthusiastic. you have to see the video to get a sense of how tepid it was it was a bit of a hostage video situation. criticizing trump the day after he endorsed him. is

for example, they tried to arrest karl rove when i was there. they, like, laid down in front of his car and got on top of his car. now, i was -- like, you should be impressed, like oh, these students know who karl rove is, but they were trying to arrest him for war crimes. and they're like, he's a political strategist, dude. he's not anything to do with this war. and then when the police -- i was watching, like gently lifted them up. and it's easy because they're skinny vegans. placed them on the grass. they called that brutality. and i was like, i got beat up worse than that for breaking curfew when i was a kid. so, i don't like au. but you learn a lot there in opposition. >> hi, my name is josh gellenberg. i go to the university of pittsburgh, and i want to have a career in finance. >> cool. >> hi. my name is mary doyle. i go to texas christian university and i'm studying to be an accountant. >> i also go to texas christian university and i want to work in intelligence. >> like military intelligence? >> yes. >> cool. >> i'm cameron kuwato. i g

karl rove, fox news contributor, live from sap that barbara today -- santa barbara. e back to "america's newsroom." i'll get to the polls in a moment. what is the state of this race today given the events of the last two weeks? where do you think it is? >> well, let's put a little bit bigger horizon. let's look at it from april until today. sometime in early april if you look at the real clear politics average, trump began to have upward movement, and hillary began to decline. and by may 22nd he'd secured the nomination in early may. by may 22nd for the first time he takes the lead against hillary clinton. but since then he has been in decline, and she has been slightly rising as she consolidates the democratic base. in the last two weeks, he's been dropping, she's flat. but he went from being ahead to being slightly behind to being more behind in the last two weeks. bill: we can get to the reasons for that though. here's what cbs came out with yesterday, she's up six points in that matchup which kind of equals the real clear politics -- >> 5.8, that's right. right. b

for example, they tried to arrest karl rove when i was there. they, like, laid down in front of his car and they got on top of his car. you should be impressed, oh, these students know who karl rove is but they were trying to arrest hem for war crimes and he's a political strategist, dude. he's not anything to do with this war. and then when the police i was watching gently lifted them up and it's easy because they are skinny vegan, placed them on grass, they called it brutality. i got beat up worse than that for breaking curfew when i was a kid. i don't like it but you learn a lot in opposition. >> hi, my name's josh, i go to the university of pittsburgh and i want to have a career in finance. >> cool. >> my name is mary dole, i go to texas christian university and i'm studying to be an accountant. >> i'm madison macaulay and i also go to texas christian university and i want to work in intelligence. >> military? cool. >> i'm cameron cawato and i go to tcu as well and i've always dreamed of running for president one day. >> okay. >> my name is

when brokered a meeting between trump and gop strategist karl rove in new york.o met with casino billionaire sheldon adelson on tuesday for the second time in recent weeks. president obama is traveling to .or florida the two fundraisers are taking place at private residences in miami. the first will raise money for the democratic senatorial campaign. thedge refused to reduce 1.7 5 million dollar bond against the man charged in the fatal shooting of x new orleans saint star will smith. he purposefully ran smith's suv before the shooting. charged with attempted second-degree murder in the wounding of smith's wife. the military says it conducted four counterterrorism strikes against militants in yemen in recent months. one of the strikes killed four enemy combatants. altogether the u.s. has launched nine strikes this year. global news 24 hours per day powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. i am mark hampton. back to you. scarlet: let's get a recap of today's market action. a disappointing report had an immediate effect on the

karl rove wrote this about the house policy efforts.vital to the gop's success and may determine mr. trump's political fortunes. fishing is he is making there were carter." -- their work harder. how likely is it that trump will embrace the right agenda, or is there some downside? -- ryan agenda, or is there some downside? john: if he is smart, he will embrace most if not all of it. and immigration and trade, he won't embrace the whole thing. to my knowledge he has no real policy shop. he has nothing fleshed out in any way that we consider a as a candidate to have. he needs some to be taken seriously. ryan's policies are at least credible and real. it's not to say that you should outsource this stuff, but given where trump is, it makes a lot of sense. mark: with the party platform, i don't agree with everything, but with the broad strokes. with entitlement reform and spending cuts -- the ryan plans are not big enough to -- not vague enough to cause a problem. john: to maintain the ryan endorsement, by embracing much of his agenda, it mig

he broken a meeting between donald trump and a gop strategist karl rove in new york.aper cites to people familiar with the details. meanwhile, trunk claims -- donald trump claims there is an absolute conflict, because the judges of mexican heritage. he tells the "wall street journal," says the judge has an inherent conflict of interest because he is building a wall. that's a reference to his claims to build a wall in the mexico border. cruise continue to search -- crews continue to search for soldiers killed in a overturned truck in a morning trading exercise. three soldiers were exercise -- were rescued. chicago's troubled police department is releasing as many as 50 videos of police shootings to the public. now under a new policy, the department will release any videos of police encounters within 60 days of that incident. it's the city's latest interest -- attempt to resort trust in the police force. muhammad ali is hospitalized, and his condition may be more serious than his previous hospital stays, according to the associated press. he is fighting respiratory issu

they include karl rove's crossroads g.p.s., which spends $71 million, americans for prosperity of the koch brothers, spent $36 million, and the american future fund, also the koch brothers, spent $25 million. it's little wonder that the koch brothers sent a letter to the ways and means committee republicans the morning our committee marked up this bill in april, urging support of this legislation. . it seeks to codify the secrecy around donations of social welfare organization force political purposes. so republicans are here today to continue their attack on the i.r.s. as they drive really to further undermine our campaign finance system. this legislation, this legislation removes the last safeguard against foreign governments and foreign individuals from influencing our

trish: karl rove joining growing list of republicans to lay off the judge presiding over the trump universityase. joining me with thinks house, ed rollins, fund-raising on behalf of the trump campaign. >> it was not the best remark to make. it you want to argue the judicial judgments he made to date you can do that you don't have to make it personal. when you do that, it alienates -- trish: does it make i had heart to raise money. >> i'm trying more than raising money but run alternative campaign which is what super-pac does. they are waiting for campaign to focus on hillary, and move to the fall. hillary is the opponent. i'm a believer as karl is, game after addition, win primaries to add more voters. this makes it more and more difficult. trish: not like he was first in line for the mexican vote. he has got a lost mexican-americans and hispanics in general upset about the wall, et cetera, and his stance on illegal immigration. coo this in any way be perhaps a tactic? maybe he thought, you know everybody is talking about donald trump the swindler for the trump university case. now all of sud

bush karl rove goes "on the record." good evening, sir. >> good evening. >> all right, karl, sort through this stuff with me. what do these polls mean? have they changed dramatically where they have been for the last couple of months? >> i think we are pretty well where we have been for a while. think about, this trump has had very strong language on isis. we are going to bomb them back to the stone age. we are going to beat them. this creates a sense of strong leadership and america is going to win. we're going to have a victory. so you can understand why he leads on that question. it's not unusual that hillary clinton would lead on the question of who would be better in handling an international crisis or making the right decisions about nuclear weapons. because, she is a former secretary of state. she has demonstrated a certain gravitas in that. and so he leads by 8 points on the question of who is going to wipe out isis. she leads by 13 points on the question of handling an international crisis. and by 12 points on th

karl rove on the chaos right now that's brewing in the democratic race. carl karl,

fox news senior police call analyst brit hume, karl rove and charles lane also from the washington post. >> i think it's fair to say ryan's support was tepid. there is no talk of campaigning together. he's called out trump for the attack on the judge in the trump university case. what does the endorsement mean for trump, for ryan and ryan's goal of trying to hold onto the house republican majority? >> it signifies is desire of republicans in politics to get behind trump. they are looking for an excuse, reason to do that. the next day he makes approximately make this is incendiary attack on this judge which clearly borders in the eyes of so many on outright racism. you heard newt gingrich say it. they are trying to move in trump's direction. they are locking up the nomination to use the time to build the case against hillary clinton and to bring this party behind him. he seems to be squandering the opportunity by these outbursts that come that are out of phase with the idea of unifying the party and making him an appealing character to a larger base. >> as we have been saying this week m

there's also a report in the "new york times" tonight that karl rove has taken a private meeting with donald trump. so presumably his tissue-thin resistance to mr. trump will also dissolve soon. then all the white guys in the republican party will settle into supporting donald trump as their nominee, even as the party even at their own headquarters bleeds itself of all the ranking nonwhite people who the republican party literally pays to work for them. but not to worry. they have found somebody new who the hispanic media outreach side of things. they have found somebody new to replace the hispanic media outreach coordinator who quit last night. i have to say i'm not sure how it's going to work out in the long run but they have somebody new. do you remember that donald trump lost really badly in wisconsin? he lost the wisconsin primary really badly. a lot of people attributed that to conservative talk radio hosts in wisconsin being really, really against him there. one of the anti-trump radio hosts in wisconsin is a guy named charlie sykes. as far as i know he's still anti-donald trum

>> donald trump seeing his poll numbers slip a bit and karl rove is saying it's time for him to run ad advice when so much of trumps success came from bucking tradition? we debate and a bombshell state department memo revealing dozens of diplomats and the president's course of action in syria is just not working. will it change anything? and the first major city in america /soda drinkers with a tax. some say it's a great way to raise revenue, others say it's more nonsense. and hashtag, one lucky guy, geraldo rivera will have an opinion or two. that's top of the hour. doesn't have a name that deserve that? jon: get out the megaphone. geraldo. jon: >> join us. jon: investigators coming closer to learn what happened to egyptair flight 804. egyptian officials confirm now seek search teams have recovered the flight data recorder a day after the cockpit voice recorder was located at the bottom of the mediterranean. 66 people were on that flight to cairo when it crashed in the mediterranean nearly a month ago. kathleen bangs joins me now, and aerospace journalist as well as a former airline

strategist karl rove and charles lane, also, from the "washington post" here. it is first to say the endorsement of ryan could not have been more tepid, with no egypt appearance, no talk of campaigning together, and since that type, he has called out trump for the attack on the judge in the trump university case. what does the endorsement mean for trump? for ryan? and for ryan's goal of hold on to the house of representatives republican majority? >> it signifies the desire of republican heres and republicans in general who are in politics to get behind trump. they are all looking for an excuse or a reason or a way to do that. trump continues to make it hard for them. no super does the right endorsement come and he makes approximately at that time incendiary attack on the judge which clearly borders as racism and ryan said i don't want part of that and gingrich denounced its as unacceptable all people trying to move in his direction. he has san francisco kid opportunity of locking up of the nomination to use the time to built the case against hillary clinton and

fox news senior political analyst bright human, anne guerin of the "washington post," karl rove and charlesane also from the "washington post." >> i think it's fair to say ryan's endorsement could not have been more tepid, no joint appearance, no talk about campaigning together. since then he has already called out trump for his attack on that judge in the trump university case. what does the endorsement mean for trump and ryan and for ryan's goal of trying to hold on to the house republican majority? >> tepid though it was it does signify the desire of republican leaders and republicans in general who are in politics to get behind trump. they are all looking for an excuse or a reason or a way to do that. and trump continues to make it hard for them. i mean, no sooner does the ryan endorsement come then the next day he makes -- approximately at that time he makes this incendiary attack on this judge which clearly bordered in the eyes of many people outright racism. next thing you know ryan saying i don't want any part of it, you heard newt gingrich denounce it today. these are all people tr

they did not have the imagination or vision to see this coming even when karl rove announces the strategyin the pages of the wall street journal in march of 2010. he says, we he says, we're going into the state legislative districts with the goal of effecting redistricting next year. maybe the democrats don't read the wall street journal, i don't know. hopefully they are all reading -- >> where were you guys on the story? >> so they simply did not plan, when he tells me in september and october that he is wondering where the democrats are. he's in the state spending money and working on campaigns of there's no opposition. steve israel steve israel who took over the democratic campaign committee after this a debacle for the democrats in 2011 they're saying the dnc was whistling past the graveyard. they did not have the strategic mine to comprehend what was happening or the ability to block it even when the republican party announced a plan in big, flashing neon lights. >> that is disturbing. you do wonder what the democrats are thinking or what they're doing. >> it's malpractice. >> so it'

tonight, we'll analyze it with kirsten powers and karl rove. >> i just don't think our situation is comparable tied into the second amendment. >> trying to make the terror issue all about gun

karl rove on the chaos right now that's brewing in the democratic race. carl karl, senator sanders refusing to back down. is this hurting secretary clinton? >> well, it's -- yes, it is. it could be temporary. let's see what he says after tonight's results come in. he says he is going to go back to vermont following tonight's outcomes and assess his campaign. i personally believe that even if he loses california tonight, which i think is likely, he will lose knowledge with -- new jersey with its 142 delegates. i believe he come in a close second in california behind clinton. even then i think it's likely he will continue his campaign until the convention that opens on the 25th of july in philadelphia. he has declared this a political movement to transform the democratic party and, thereby transform the country. i don't think you throw in the towel and play nice if you are bernie sanders. he has never run as a democrat until this time never attended the democratic convention. every election he has won since mayorship of burlington nearly 30-some odd years ag

we'll talk with a couple of campaign veterans, karl rove, joe trippi about his strategy for the generalup on "happening now." harris: see you then, thanks. >> thanks, harris. >> students at one of america's most elite universities may have to start cracking books from day one. oh, god forbid. starting next year johns hopkins will stop concealing grades of first semester freshmen from future graduate schools and employers. right now transcripts only say satisfactory or unsatisfactory. wouldn't that be great? two dozen student groups voicing outrage at change, saying it will stress them out. here is one student, quote, i'm paying to have a support network, academically and mentally. i can't be expected to do well in class if i'm depressed and have anxiety. if the school is worsening my anxiety, that is their problem and they need to be held accountable for that. harris: wow. >> accountability. that is a big word. johns hopkins administrators say, covered 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 p

is it bill krystal or karl rove, here. >> that is fascinating part. a bunch groups formed in the states. virginia delegates, colorado delegates, michigan delegates, ohio delegates. they have grown organically. they are starting to talk to each other. there hasn't been a leader per se of the effort. it has been groups coming together organically. david: comes on heels of couple of successes for donald, poll numbers don't look good for him. those are looking in rear view mirror, when he was talking about the so-called mexican judge and other things that hurt him badly. on friday he, his timing was impeccable. before the president could seek, before hillary clinton could send out these sort of meaningless tweets, there you had donald trump in scotland. >> right. opening up golf course. david: exactly why the british people voted against european union. i think he did a pretty good job. don't you? >> you know i think he spent too much time talking about his golf course actually. david: oh, please, eric, wouldn't expect that out of you. he made one brief,

. >> sreenivasan: we heard karl rove had a meeting with trump. this mean the republicans will get in mind and say, all right, this is our guy, we will have to back him? >> they won't be happen p pi but they'll do it. northerly for paul ryan to do that, i don't think his principles are there. politically, it was a sad day. if donald trump hangs in then maybe what paul ryan did was good for the republicans. but lots of bad things can happen and he could do horribly. if he does horribly in the fall, it would be nice if republicans could say we have distance between us and that guy and i think some distance would have been better than this plea for unity. >> i don't think republicans are falling p in line. i think there was a post-victory lap. i think you've seen a deafening silence this week among republicans after secretary clinton's speech, there was no rush of surrogates to defend him, chairman of bob corker of the foreign relations committee didn't come out and say, donald trump makes sense. he is much lone ranger on this judge as he accused the

away in chicago but in washington where reality is everything she has an office in a west wing and karl rove had that particular office wellness her name was hillary clinton. >> (clapping.) >> but what has she done with the power she's been central to the fight to raise minimum wage and criminal justice reform and chair of the council on women and girls and that's the start this little event call the united states of bay area women's summit yes last week it was amazing i hope you tuned in for that that was great so the obvious question what's the state of women that's a good question. >> i think the state of women in american is better than before what do i think i think it has that didn't mean we don't have along ways to go if you look at the history of 80 so many of women we stand we are doing better and better across the board but better so the purpose of submit last week to look at the progress we've made particularly over guess last 7 and a half years spins president obama has been in office and try to hold up best practices that we've learned as a result of our work over the last seven

tonight, we'll analyze it with kirsten powers and karl rove. >> i just don't think our situation is comparableistory and emotion tied into the second amendment. >> trying to make the terror issue all about gun

they tried to arrest karl rove when i was there. i was like, you should be impressed. they were trying to arrest him for war crimes. he is a political strategist. and then when the police, i was watching them, they lifted him up. it was easy because they are skinny vegans. they call that brutality. i got beat up worse than that for breaking curfew. i don't like au. but you learn a lot in opposition. >> i go to the university of pittsburgh. i want to have a career in finance. i go to texas christian university. i'm studying to be an accountant. texas christian university and i want to work in intelligence reports like military? cool. >> i have always dreamed of running for is and one day. >> -- running for president one day. >> i would like to own my own business and i would like to do anything i can in politics after that. you have to rack up a few things before you run for president or else you could end up and unemployed florida senator. >> i have no idea what i want to do. >> me neither. i go to settle back in california. k inaddleback an california. >> would like t

. >> here with more, joe trippi and karl rove. both are fox news contributors. ing chris wallace tonight. and first, the tale of two speeches. hillary clinton's speech, donald trump's speech. karl? your thoughts on delivery and substance? >> well, i thought it was a unifying speech, a welcome change from the last week about his rep hencible comments about the judge in the trump u case. and i hear advocates like governor huckabee sort of defending him and saying what he wants to say. we saw the good trump tonight, a subdued good trump tonight. >> are democrats worried about that trump? or licking their chops of the 72 hours we saw trump? >> well, i find it hard to believe he'll be able to keep being the guy we saw tonight. that is part of the problem. it's not -- it's his style to be blunt and kind of obnoxious. and i agree with karl. i think tonight's speech was one of the better ones. but the problem the other candidates in senate races out there have to worry about is how many days does that last until they have to explain something reprehensible away? i think

karl rove outlined some of his thoughts in the "wall street journal" this morning. the president was on with jimmy fallon last night and had a little fun at your guys expense. watch this. >> do you think republicans are happy with their choice? >> we are but i don't know how -- [cheers and applause] martha: a lot of ups and downs in this cycle to come, seems at this moment democrats feeling pretty good about things? >> good for them. the election is not tomorrow and as any indication in the governorships and a lot of statehouse races, and obviously the recent special elections, they're in trouble. they have always underestimated donald trump. once again they have a very flawed candidate. they don't like her. they don't trust her. her negatives are almost just as high as donald trump's. so you know the president can laugh all he wants. we know he is itching to get out there. you know meeting today with bernie sanders will be about horse trading, trying to placate sanders when they really rigged the system against him. he is going in there, going to kiss the president