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and kirsten said he thought it was real. no, we have a brain room here that kirsten has access to.you have access to. everybody has access to. give a stat and throw it through the system. they actually say yes or no. right or wrong. cnn has the same thing. they have every news organization has what they call fact checker, right? he didn't fact check. he throws it out. it's like okay, fine, it's not fine. all right. forget it i'm just -- it just rankles me. i'm not surprised by this mrc study because trump is new and trump is controversial and trump says all kind of things. of course is he going to get covered more. >> exactly. this is a list of the 20 top politically controversial statements measured by minutes devote to do them by the networks. of course trump is going to dominate the list this isn't evidence or necessarily evidence of liberal media bias. it's evidence that every time donald trump opens his mouth he creates a controversy. >> and it's good for rating and that's where television news is going to go. >> right, could the media -- could the networks have devoted more t

joining me now, kirsten hagland and pastor mark burns.r burns, since you got the shout out today from donald trump -- [laughter] i'll start with you. it felt like not only an olive branch to the audience, but to a certain degree can, to those who criticized the situation with the judge and also those in the gop establishment who want him to the stay more focused. >> absolutely. you know, again, mr. trump has unified the party. today was a beautiful speech, a very successful speech. he really, really made some strong strides in unifying the party and absolutely reaching out and garnering the already strong evangelical support that he already has. and so this was a huge step, a huge leap. i loved when he spoke about race and he spoke about the discrimination that has taken place in our country but how no one should be treated unfairly simply because of the color of their skin. that was a home run. and he also spoke so boldly about the mantle of our faith and how it's so important that christian americans be protected and that we re-put that

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kirsten today, so much back and forth with these two.eeting her speech, responding to it, tweeting out things about her connections to the economy. while she is just going after him in this speech. now, the most recent poll out today cnn/orc who is better able to handle the economy. he does better trump over clinton. she didn't hold back in this speech today. >> is he a businessman. that's his strength. so she was going after his strength and trying to turn it into weakness or make him vulnerable in that area. and you know, i think she did a pretty good job laying out the case against him if his company has been bankrupted four times. he has been sued tens of thousands of times by people who he didn't pay. if he can't run his own shop how you can expect him to run the u.s. economy and also sort of setting him up to makes over the top promises and sa(x stick with me and everything will work out great and we will be so successful together and then showing that actually people end up not being successful tore him which is a met for of what

kirsten today, so much back and forth with these two.ech, responding to it, tweeting out things about her connections to the economy. while she is just going after him in this speech. now, the most recent poll out today cnn/orc who is better able to handle the economy. he does better trump over clinton. she didn't hold back in this speech today. >> is he a businessman. that's his strength. so she was going after his strength and trying to turn it into weakness or make him vulnerable in that area. and you know, i think she did a pretty good job laying out the case against him if his company has been bankrupted four times. he has been sued tens of thousands of times by people who he didn't pay. if he can't run his own shop how you can expect him to run the u.s. economy and also sort of setting him up to makes over the top promises and sa(x stick with me and everything will work out great and we will be so successful together and then showing that actually people end up not being successful tore him which is a met for of what he is doing wi

but kirsten, so her play to these people again was this idea of giving away college.he had five points she was going to and you know some of them were more clear than others but one was this idea she is going to give away college. my concern is that is, when you make something free that ends up being what it is worth. >> she did say debt-free college. that was interesting her choice of words. that was definitely play toward millenial vote for young people. here is the thing. a lot of millenials, i know ones that worked on her campaign have said they just don't feel like she is real. when she says these things, makes these promises and goes out and what she puts out in front of the podium is different than what she really believes and is different offstage. so i think that millenials have a real high bar and good radar for you know, seeing if someone is authentic or not. i think they will see that with her. melissa: real quick, capri, last word. >> real quick. when you're dealing with free college at the state level, this is really state issue, not federal issue. this

. >> the craziest looks w can't stop looking at, lenadunham, selma with one sleeve and kirsten dursearrings. best dressed goes to ciara. also because she us wedding dish. >> whether it's big or small doesn't matter. all that mat i'm with the love of my life. >> but stars us their go-at a fashion tips for the summer. >> it's so elegant and simple. >> a very healthy diet. then you glow and you feel good an look better. less is more. and when in doubt, don't do it. >> when in do let itgo. >> well joel mchale hosted the event and he was bright and early this morning co-hosting live with kelly ripa and listen to what kelly said when joel brought up what helped give her her star on the fame. >> is it weird to think that people are walking on of you right now? >> no, i gotten used to that. >> wow. >> wel was laughing about it. >> we're going to move on. like she should. bobby brown reveals a lot tonight on 2020 about his daughter bobby kristiia whitney houston and he tells robin roberts that he first learned about whitney's drug abuse on their weddiig day. >> that was the first time i had actually

the car plowed into a home at the intersection of kirsten and yardley roads. investigators are trying to figure out what caused the driver to lose control. >>> traffic is moving again after a serious crash in southhampton buck county. it happened in the westbound lanes a mile west of the route 1 interchange. you see vehicles in the right shoulder. at least one driver was taken to the hospital. police have not released details about their condition. >>> police in montgomery county are asking for help after a man was shot and killed outside of an mcdonald's. he was found in the drive-thru lanes of the norristown restaurant. katherine scott has more on the investigation. >> reporter: the victim was 24 years old. his name is withheld pending family notification, norristown police and county detectives are investigating after the 24-year-old man was shot and killed outside of this mcdonald's, located on main street in norristown. this happened around 11:40 last night. neighbors reported hearing a number of shots and screaming, the victim was shot at least six times

kirsten gillibrand. between all of them, the pro-bono... i... took years.eal. and... i have 100% service connected for ptsd due to the mst. and... >> and i think a lot of people don't understand that, who are not in the military, when they hear ptsd and mst. so -- so, let me start with you, elizabeth, and, cacilia, you can jump in if you want to, just for people who don't understand how those two are connected. >> yeah, ptsd is a term that means posttraumatic stress disorder, and military sexual trauma is a term that's abbreviated mst, and so, it happens when someone is sexually assaulted in the military. they develop ptsd, but it has some different symptoms that ptsd you might develop from combat. it's, in some ways, more severe than combat ptsd, and yet it's more difficult sometimes to get those benefits that heath was talking about. >> so, heath, you feel like you were retaliated against, right? >> yes, ma'am, in more than one way. >> and how would you compare that retaliation to the assault? >> [ sighs ] it's actually worse. >> it was worse? >> i-i-it's

adam: kirsten, was it appropriate to make the comparison with a man who killed cur church worshipers,mpare donald trump's rhetoric to that? >> it is extreme, but there's no problem with saying that leaders veo be responsible for the tone. you know, no one is responsible for that shooting except for the man who pulled the trigger. hands down can. i think she's totally in her rights and in her conscience as a politician. a lot of people enjoy the fact that paul ryan said, yeah, my conscience tells me you would never go after the trump university judge just because he's mexican. nikki haley is speaking her mind from her conscience, and i believe that should be honored. adam: gina, more americans, at least the polls show, trust donald trump to handle the economy than hillary clinton. and the job numbers we got today were terrible. gina, what do you think? does trump have what it takes to fix this economy over clinton? >> oh, he absolutely does. i think that his tax plan is infinitely were better. you look at the things, hillary has been part and parcel to the economy we have right now. th

so kirsten, does it matter politically? >> i don't think it matter politically. i have to say, i know a lot of people who worked for hillary clinton over the years and i never her her described as an abuser. if she yells sometime and lose her temper. that doesn't distinguish her from any other politician i have been around. this strikes me as sexist. the idea that she is dangerous because she may have raised her voice at somebody. we have all heard the stories about john mccain. i can name 10 people off the top of my head who are known yellers who are men. it doesn't comport with what i know about her. even if it's true, so what? martha: having read lots of books about page hillary clinton. there have been lots of accounts like this. it seems to me it's relevant. i understand that you think that it's sexist and that he's calling her basically a crazy woman. but the fact that she is running for president, he's look at her behavior saying he feels having worked closely with her. this is his interpretation. >> he's welcome to his opinion, but he was also around bill

this is in from kirsten in bucks county, she captured this picture of the hail. melissa was described it as moth ball size and pea size, this looks like the pea size. and she sent videos, and we'll post is on our facebook page. she said is sounded like bags were dropping on her deck there. in haddon heights, marie sent us these images of the massive trees that came down in the park called the dell. one of many that needs to be cleared up today. how about this? in media delaware county, jaime sending us pictures of the storm damage at the geriatric center's annual fundraiser. everything has been upturned and tossed around and everything they had set up just completely swept away. and now the big cleanup. nobody there was hurt. all of these images coming in from our viewers. posting on our facebook page this afternoon. >> thank you. to that end remember any time that severe weather moves on through join the action, send pictures to jointheaction@6abc.com or post them to social media using #6abcaction. >>> and no matter what is in the forecast, 6abc.com is it weathe

julie pace who covers the campaign for the associated press, george will and usa today columnist kirsten powers. before we get to britain leaving the e.u. i want to talk about you. we have left the republican party. why? >> i left it for the same reason i joined it in 1964 for barry goldwater. i was a conservative. i leave for the same reason i'm a conservative. give you a timeline. shortly after trump had a summit meeting with paul ryan where they stressed their principles and shared ground which is more important than their businesses. that was puzzling. paul ryan didn't enforce them. after trump went after the mexican judge from northern indiana then paul ryan endorsed him. i decided, in fact, this is not my party anymore. i changed my administration to unaffiliated 23 days ago. i hardly made an announcement. i just mentioned it in a meeting with the federalist society. the long and short of it is as ronald reagan said, i didn't leave the democratic party. the democratic party left me. >> not surprisingly, donald trump tweeted his reaction to the news today. let's put it on the screen

kristen fisher joins us now from washington for the details, so, what's the word, kirsten? >>. >> she has no campaign events today or tomorrow, but next week, she's heading to three big battleground states. ohio, pennsylvania and wisconsin and in wisconsin, she's going to be campaigning alongside president obama for the very first time. he efficiently endorsed her on thursday along with two other top democrats. vice president biden and elizabeth warren. warren is ryu mored to be on clinton's short list for vp and that speculation went into overdrive yesterday morning when the two met one-on-one in washington. but when asked about it afterwards in a d.c. bakery, clinton played foot. >> vice presidential probable theties, senator warren? >> you guys have got to try the cold chai. it is delicious. >> after the meeting, clinton turned her attention to their mutual addversary. clinton accused trump of wanting to turn back the clock. >> donald assures us that as president, he'll be and i quote again, the best for women. anyone who wants to defund planned parenthood and wife out s

steve hayes, senior writer for the "weekly standard," kirsten powers, "u.s.a. today."l of these folks all the time. so welcome what do you think, what do you make of this statement? does this turn the corner? does this as senator corker said, is this the pivot that trump needs? >> i like the statement. i think it's fine. i think a lot of people are watching this feeling like he'll probably tee this up like he did the veterans situation. it seems like there are two groups particularly obsessed with race and it's the left and the media the center, the right, not so obsessed with race. think it was a good way to make the statement to kind of reiterate what he meant in the first place and i think it will resonate well with voters. >> dana, does this turn the page? >> it might turn the page in terms of the media page. but i think it will have a lasting impact. one of the things you just saw in the clips opening up this panel is you have paul ryan today trying to announce his big push to alleviate poverty. he did it in d.c. there he is trying to make the statement and the qu

. >> kirsten, she stood up for mental disorders, eating disorders, doesn't that make it more importantg heat of a few dumb tweets? >> i kind of agree with you. i haven't gotten rid of my social media accounts, my twitter. i get horrible hate tweets all the time. a lot of times, you have to make the healthiest decision for you. a lot of young people live their lives on social media. they exist there. their self-worth is dependant on how many likes and shares and followers she has. her stepping down and saying, i'm not going to take this. i am going to decide to remove myself. that shows young people they don't have to live their life ond social media for worth and validation. you can say whatever you want to your kids, get off social media. they don't listen but they listen to a celebrity. she is showing you don't have to live on social media to be worth something. i hope she stays off. >> here is the thing. she makes a lot of money. when you accept the celebrity treatment, private jets, million dollars, big houses, part of that is also been accessible to the fans and letting them have

brit hume, and julie pace, with the associated press, and george will, and "usa today" columnist, kirsten powers. before we get to britain leaving the e.u., george i want to talk to you, you announced you have left the republican party. why? >>> yes i left it for the same reason i joined it in 1964 when i voted for barry goldwater. i did it because i was a conservative. i leave for the same reason, i'm a conservative. shortly after trump became the presumptive nominee he had a summit meeting with paul ryan and they stressed their common principles and their vast shared ground which is much more important than the differences and i thought it was puzzling because paul ryan did not endorse him. after donald trump went after the mexican judge from northern indiana, paul ryan endorsed him. and i decided that, in fact, this is not my party anymore. i changed my registration to unaffiliated 23 days ago, hardly made an announcement i mentioned it in a federalist society so the long and short of it is as ronald reagan said when he changed his registration, i did not leave the democratic party, th

her democratic colleague, kirsten of new york says the short stay in county jail sends the wrong messagernia attorney general pamela harris also weighing in. >> my entire career has been as a prosecutor. being a voice for victims. and the concern i have in that case is that that victim's voice was not heard it was not respected and she was not given dignity in the process. >> that feeling that the victim was over looked when justice was handed down sparked an online petition. 400,000 digital signatures are on the site seeking his removal from the bench. >> first piece in the process of a recall has not been filed with our office. we have no official recall. >> santa clara registrar of voters shannon says online efforts don't impact the judge's standing here. there are two clear cut ways to have him removed. >> it takes many months to do. the write in process also has specific steps they must follow. >> to recall the judge, proponents would need to gather 58,000 signatures. roughly 20% of the registered voters from 2014. those signatures would need to be certified by the office before bei

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

brit hume, julie pace, george will and kirsten powers.e we get to britain leaving the eu, george, i want to talk about you. you announced this week that you have left the republican party. why? >> i left it for the same reason i joined it in 1964 when i voted for barry goldwater. because i was a conservative. i leave for the same reason, i'm a conservative. to give you a time line, shortly after trump became the presumptive nominee, he had a summit meeting with paul ryan where they stressed their vast shared ground, which is more important than their differences. i thought that was puzzling because paul ryan still didn't endorse him. after trump went after the mexican judge, then paul ryan endorsed him. i decided that, in fact, this is not my party anymore. i changed my registration to unaffiliated 23 days ago. i hardly made an announcement. i mentioned this in a meeting with the federalist society. the long and the short of it is, as ronald reagan said when he changed his registration, i did not leave the democratic party, the democratic

does that make sense, kirsten?k it makes sense to pay people based on how well they perform. i think the problem that trump has isn't necessarily a pay gap, it's a seniority level on his campaign gap. so, you know, we found that the white house a year or two ago, you know, was paying women on average less than it was paying men. part of that is because there were more men in really senior positions. what the trump campaign is experiencing they have a lot 6 men in senior positions a woman serving as press secretary for sure. ivanka is a paid advisor. she ♪ showing up on the payroll. the problem there you have trump a lot of senior staffers who are men. if he doesn't have more women in senior staff, you're gonna have disparity. it doesn't mean discrimination but he would benefit, i think, from having more women in senior roles at the table. >> there is far more men in politics in political consultant positions than women. last word, mary anne. >> i will use donald trump's own words he says his own word pay except pay

let me go now to senator kirsten gillibrand of new york state. you just came out of that vote. i know that you support senator collins and what she's trying to do. realistically, do you think after what just happened today, it could move forward when you get back from break? >> well, i think the american people need to be heard on this issue. when you have a majority of the senate coming together on a bipartisan basis to take a step forward on gun reform, that's important. the american people have been asking for gun reform because we have death after death of the most innocent children, of people celebrating in a club. all across this country, we see gun death every day and we have to do something about it. >> do you feel like we're in a moment right now? how do you read what's happening today? essenti certainly as a news story, it's been pretty dramatic over the last 24 hours. you were over in the house sit-in for a time last night. are we at some kind of pivotal point? i think we are and i think john l lewis' leadership has been extraordinary. that is what our democracy is a

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

cheryl: kirsten, most importantly, governor rick scott of florida saying he never received a phone callm president obama. yet george w. bush, the former president reached out to governor scott to offer the families condolences and president obama speaked to francois hollande in france but doesn't call rick scott where. is the focus on terrorism, why didn't the president call governor scott? >> you're seeing americans want to see a response from the president that reflected what they feel, that is underlying anxiety about the direction of this country and whether or not we're safe from terrorists whether abroad or living in this country. the president missed a moment. he's an outgoing president. he missed that moment to unite americans and whether he used the term which we know he's afraid of using or not to speak positively. he chose the moment to attack donald trump. it was a missed opportunity but i think it was a missed opportunity for donald trump. americans want to see action, they don't necessarily want to see blame passed around. that's the reason people hate politicians, donald

that's kirsten gillibrand speaking right now. luke russert has the latest from the capital.democrats are asking for here. there's a particular bit of legislation that failed about a year ago, about the federal terror watch list and the ability of somebody on that list to buy guns. >> reporter: that's correct. i'm outside of a meeting with fbi director comey and secretary johnson are briefing about the incident that orlando, the tragedy. the democrats are filibuster, starting around 11:20 a.m., they want to move a few measures pertaining to gun control. two in particular. number one, this idea, no fly, no buy. if you are on the terrorist watch list, you are not permitted to purchase a firearm. right now, you are. the nra has been opposed to legislation to prohibit that type of sale, saying that that individual, if they were on that list by mistake, they're having their due process rights violated. republicans have shown a willingness to work on legislation like this. john corn of texas, he put forward an amendment last time around that said doj could flag a sale, a 72-hour wi

so we had billy bob thornton that first year and we had actors like kirsten dunst and ted danson, you >> no, no. someone jokes it's like the directv commercials. >> seth: oh, i see. >> yeah. which i didn't think of before but now i can't get it out of my head. [ light laughter ] but yeah, so one is the older, handsome, successful brother, who is the parking lot king of minnesota and the younger brother is his sort of balding, pot-bellied parole officer who, you know, goes home and kicks the dog when he gets kicked at work. >> seth: now you have a twin brother. >> i do. >> seth: sp you have a twin. when you write -- i have a brother too. when you write sibling stuff -- >> yeah. >> seth: and i know your brother is a writer as well. >> yeah. >> seth: how off-limits is stuff that actually happened between you guys? because he will be able to see it. right away, i would guess. >> you get a phone call. >> seth: okay. [ light laughter ] >> yeah. you do. and you notice like your christmas gifts get smaller. [ light laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> so, i don't know yet. sort of uncharted territory

. >> kirsten, both sides looked at hillary clinton and said she's not a great campaigner.mpaigner. she acknowledges that. and is this a variable affliction? >> we're going to probably see more fire from her because i think trump is going to be an tag onnizing her that other people don't do for whatever reason. so we may get to see more of who she is. he may rattle her out of her comfort her private persona and public persona as anyone who knows her are very different and so i think one of the things that is good is to show that other side. >> one thing we haven't talked about is the so called fbi primary. and the chance that hillary clinton could be facing criminal troubles between now and november, or, that she doesn't get indicted and we get announcement out of the department of justice it's not going to happen which will lead to outrage. we find out something is going to affect the race somehow. >> there is go going to come a time when that story is not only a big story or part of the election but the dominant story. we'll learn more about what evidence the fbi accumula

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percent this morning fox business network dagen mcdowell barron online editor conservative commentator kirstening intellect evangelical vote looking at trump trying to get more market share, from that group. >> yeah, particularly young people, where he is gonna have a problem. >> he has problem now and he likely will have a problem in november, people even hillary clinton has a problem -- >> it is the fact that you know there is a generational divide even within other clive animalinges of voter blocs even evangelicals changing, 83 million millenials not largest voting bloc, they are larger than boomers political tide changing in 20 years, and if republicans and donald trump don't get on the bandwagon the way millennials are changing going to lose them for generations that is my fear somebody more conservative. >> for hillary young people voting for bernie not hillary i have a colleague daughter nyu, she is hillary's fan her fellow students all think she is a traitor they want bernie. >> the university campus -- >> campaign trail right now in fact twitter erupting last night hillary clinton and

stuart: usa today columnist and fox news contribute kirsten powers is with us, making a welcome returnarney & company." welcome back, good to see youments good to be here. stuart: i think the aftermath of orlando is more than gun control, i think it's the link. what is the link between islam and terror. where do you stand on this? >> i think it's both. i think that obviously if he didn't have a gun he wouldn't be able to do what he did. so you want to look at the motive why he did it, but talk about the fact that he has access to the type of weaponry that's really meant for the battlefield, and a war zone, not meant for the average person to have to buy, to, you know, in orlando, florida. stuart: i get the sentence that the president and hillary clinton are playing defense here, they are unwilling to associate islam with terror and the president's to use the shakespearen term is caveling on a hair whether isis inspired the shooter or whether isis plotted it. i think they're behind, i don't think they're recognizing that we are at war, they're certainly at war with us. >> well, i think