kirsten and mustafa, good to see you both, melissa? melissa: the impact of poor regulation and why the government is killing the economy. i knew it! that's next. . melissa: it is looking like a woman is going to be taking over as the next uk prime minister. the race is coming down to theresa may and andrea led som after michael gove was eliminated on the second round of voting. it will be the country's second female prime minister. david: she's got a hard act to follow after maggie thatcher. concerns about the economy here are weighing very heavily on voters. 84% of registered voters have concerns, according to the latest "fox news poll." next guest says the u.s. economy's potential is stunted and it is the government as melissa has been telling us for years that is to blame. here is walter, legendary entrepreneur and author of government is killing the economy. walter, wonderful to see you, thank you so much for coming in. growing at the slowest rate in 40 years. i haven't seen growth like this since the late 1970s when we had the lim

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kirsten pears is there. lean, in kristin, the other way, the other way. and brit hume.tell powers she is on camera, please. we also have martha maccallum and bill hemmer on the convention floor. there they are. and i'm going to ask, charles, going to begin with you. i'm going to ask trump about the black lives matter movement. first, i want to get your assessment of the group in light of the violence against the police. everybody is talking about it all over the world. what about blm? >> well, hook, i don't think that is intrinsically violent. i don't think it's intrinsically racist. but i think what's happened to the young people who are obviously running it is they have no discipline. they have large elements, not just fringe elements but large parts of their movement who are really way out there. really unacceptable. and when people compare this to the 60's, this is not martin luther king. instilledeth -- instilled ethic, training and nonviolence. that's why you get crazies like the ones who shot the cops inspired by either that ideology or a similar one. and i think

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i'm so excited, our guest new york senator kirsten gillibrand is joining us, everybody. good time, good times! and speaking of excitement, is everyone excited about having the first female nominee for president? (cheers and applause). >> trevor: america's first female-- because i am. i am not going to lie, i am. yes. it's so great to be here when america takes these major steps forward. it's also exciting because it is a first. first anything are exciting, you know. yeah, first day of school, you know, first comment on instagram. first. first time you had sex. (applause). >> trevor: yeah, first time you had sex right. (laughter) the point s the point is, yesterday was a historic occasion. and now we're joined to celebrate that history with desi lydic, everybody. desi lydic. hello, desi. >> trevor, let me tell you something, in this country a lot of bars give women free drinks on tuesdays and call it ladies night. but last night was the real [bleep] ladies night. (cheers and applause) you realize before yesterday america had 131 male presidential nominees, 0 female nomine

joining us now from washington kirsten powers. what did you think of mr. trump's view on the race divide? >> well, i don't agree with him on the idea that president obama is divisive and somehow contributing to the racial divide. i think the racial divide is something that exists completely independent of president obama and i don't think that his rhetoric is in any way causing the division that we're seeing. >> what do you think though when the president associates, that's the best word, with the lakes of al sharpton who is absolutely divisive and who has not condemned the excesses of black lives matter in the sense that if you look at the leadership of that organization, i don't know whether you have studied it or not, i hope you have, but if you haven't, you should, their primary theme is that america is run by quote, unquote, black supremists and -- white pressroom supremists and that inherently the system is rigged and it has to be broken down and completely changed. that's the philosophy of the crew. not we want to have a conversation to make things

[applause] yesterday we heard from our other united states senator kirsten gillibrand. [applause] attorney general eric schneiderman will be with us a little later on. speaker carl hasti is with us. [applause] and state senate democratic leader, andrea stewart cousins will join us shortly. [applause] we have a number of our labor leaders with us. the president of the afl-cio, mario solento, is with us. [applause] the president of csca, danny donahue. the president of cwa 1180, arthur celios. the president of 32 b.j.-seiu, hector figueroa. [applause] president of nisa, karen mcgee. [applause] president of uft, michael mulgrew. [applause] and president of twu local 100, john samuelson. [applause] john chen, district director of usw, district 4. [applause] so this is an exciting day new york democrats. i will mention a couple of other great members of congress that are with us. the dean of our congressional delegation, congressman charles rangle. congressman wrangle, good morning. [applause] congresswoman grace main. [applause] and so this is another exciting day for democ

. >> will comby's action today, kirsten, change any voters' minds. >> i don't know that there is that many persuadable voters at this point. you have people in the middle i don't know this is what they are going to be voting on persuadable issues. the issue of the rigged system resonated on the right and the left which is trump's strong suit i think applies here. if you look like i said before, type of people who get prosecuted for doing far less. hillary clinton, in fact, has spoken out about prosecuting chelsea manning and so if these standards apply to regular people but not to hillary clinton, then i think that it -- there is this idea that there is a system for the powerful and a system for the not powerful. and that definitely feeds into donald trump's narrative. >> charles? >> the sense i have is that if she weren't running for president, she had simply left office and were a private citizen now, she might have been indicted. i think it's not so much the fear of the clintons or sort of respect for obama, cow towing. i have a sense that the chief justice refused to overturn obam

i want to say a word about my colleague who you heard from yesterday, kirsten gillibrand. what a great job she is doing in the united states senate. [applause] much of her work on women's equality is bearing fruit and will bear more fruit, when we have the first woman president of the united states, hillary rodham clinton. [applause] now we're having a great convention. everything is working out well. and you compare our convention to their convention, it ain't even close. you will see my view, my view, when this convention is finished, hillary clinton will be ahead in the polls and she will never behind till she wins in november. [applause] i want to thank this great delegation. we have one of the most active and engaged delegations in the entire country. i had some people come up to me. i know almost all of you, to share information, to chat, to discuss things, and one of the things i have been asked most about, is tpp. so i want to talk about that. let me say this. i have been very skeptical of these arguments that free trade is good for america. i have been very skepti

. >> will comby's action today, kirsten, change any voters' minds. >> i don't know that there is thate voters at this point. you have people in the middle i don't know this is what they are going to be voting on persuadable issues. the issue of the rigged system resonated on the right and the left which is trump's strong suit i think applies here. if you look like i said before, type of people who get prosecuted for doing far less. hillary clinton, in fact, has spoken out about prosecuting chelsea manning and so if these standards apply to regular people but not to hillary clinton, then i think that it -- there is this idea that there is a system for the powerful and a system for the not powerful. and that definitely feeds into donald trump's narrative. >> charles? >> the sense i have is that if she weren't running for president, she had simply left office and were a private citizen now, she might have been indicted. i think it's not so much the fear of the clintons or sort of respect for obama, cow towing. i have a sense that the chief justice refused to overturn obamacare. you don't

. >> kirsten, are democrats licking their chops on this first day? >> i think so. to the anti-trump people that were a part of this that they think that they wanted a force a vote on this even though they know trump has the votes. they think people are ashamed to basically have to come out and vote for him. they felt this was something they should force and they think this was sort of a rigged system against them because they actually had the votes. >> mercedes, i talked to some trump people and the rnc. they say, listen, they are blowing this way out of proportion. once you see tonight, severing going to be fine. >> it looks like a big greek family fighting breaking the plates with each other. i think it is going to be fine. whether you have pence added to the ticket. he was able to bring those who were in maybe trump category to vote for the trump-pence ticket. this is emotional time for the party. i do believe at the end we have more unity than he you will see. fragment that might not agree with trump or vote for trump. in the end majority of republicans support

and kirsten powers, set the stage for us.on is going to make a case for his wife but as we have seen bill clinton can have stem winders that end up a lot of different places. we are told it's still being worked on. tonight it's supposed be about who hillary really is and what she fights for. the speech is going to be really personal. he is going to be a character witness to hillary and somebody who has known herbert than anybody else. they have been together since law school. it's going to be something that i think is going to be really from the heart to really tell people who hillary really is from his perspective. >> we have complete coverage right here on fox news channel. we're in the wells fargo center where democrats are very excited now that they have their official nominee. hillary clinton, who started and she was believed to be the nominee from the start but had a bumpy ride to get there. bernie sanders giving her a fight. taking 40% of the delegates. but now they are all in her column and she is the nominee. thanks

fox news contributor kirsten powers told the "new york times" "i was disappointed that so many seniorox's on-air team rushed to defend roger in a way that seemed to prejudge an investigation into sexual harassment." nearly everyone regardless of their views agreed that ailes' impact was hard to overstate. >> when people talk about "the conservative media" and the media environment we live in, particularly political media it is largely the creation of rodge roger ailes. >> fox news has been a part of our dialogue and the fox news roger ailes created. i think our political dialogue changes somewhat without roger ailes. >> that remains to be seen. murdoch left the top executive team in place. let me be blunt. this has been a painful and embarrassing period for the network but the news operation of the 76-year-old ailes built remains in place. >>> coming up next, they were with me in cleveland and here in philadelphia, bill hemmer and martha mccallum, on a tale of could conventions in a moment. >>> a look ahead at the hillary clinton convention here in philadelphia and the coverage of don

>> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome senator kirsten we gillibrand from new york.tching senator kirsten gillibrand junior senator from the state of new york new york and it's interestingew to watch how the democrats are tackling donald g trump rather than having in speakers say lock her up and get the crowd chanting, they are showing videos where they are making fun and pointing at donald trump's behaviors, they r have now run five or six of these through the course of the afternoon and the evening. >>no we can listen to senator kirsten gillibrand of new york. >> like most working parents, my husband and i schedule a lot. we are fortunate to have flexibility, but some days we still barely keep it together. the vast majority of working parents have it much tougher! they're struggling with too little time, too little money and too little support.e and washington hasn't caught up to their reality. families today look almost nothing like they did a generation ago. eight in ten mom's work outside the home, four in ten mom's are the primary or sole bread winners and many

she has a wonderful title ii hers as well and kirsten jell-o brand has a wonderful book, about the importance of women, particularly young women in h. in the political process. it is great to have these talented colleagues and at some point i hope i can join them. >> host: is the only woman who's been governor and senator. what would you call your boat? >> guest: i haven't gotten that far. that's why haven't written one because you actually have to take some time and think about it. >> host: to ever get recommendations for books from your colleagues are recommend to your colleagues books? >> guest: yes. now having said that, i can't give you any that i've gotten lately. in fact, i shouldn't say that. i have lamar alexander bring me a book about the senate sitting right over there on the table. he said he thought it was the best book about how the senate operates that he had read. so we do share from time to time books that we think are important and helpful. >> host: whetted senator alexander bring that to you question her >> guest: i can't remember. we were talking about looks and i can't re

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i'm so excited, our guest new york senator kirsten gillibrand is joining us, everybody.having the first female nominee for president? (cheers and applause). >> trevor: america's first female-- because i am. i am not going to lie, i am. yes. it's so great to be here when america takes these major steps forward. it's also exciting because it is a first. first anything are exciting, you know. yeah, first day of school, you know, first comment on instagram. first. first time you had sex. (applause). >> trevor: yeah, first time you had sex right. (laughter) the point s the point is, yesterday was a historic occasion. and now we're joined to celebrate that history with desi lydic, everybody. desi lydic. hello, desi. >> trevor, let me tell you something, in this country a lot of bars give women free drinks on tuesdays and call it ladies night. but last night was the real [bleep] ladies night. (cheers and applause) you realize before yesterday america had 131 male presidential nominees, 0 female nominees and 0 squirrel nominees. and after 240 years and 56 elections, women have f

kirsten gillibrand. between all of them, the pro-bono... i... took years.nd... 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 more

kirsten gillibrand is also interested. you will see her run for president. >> bob cusack, thanks for being with us. from january, 2014, part of our american profile series. the interview is available at our website. >> when did you first think about running for elected office? >> my first office was in high school when i was on the student council. back then, the girls did not run for class president, sadly. i was the secretary-treasurer of the high school class and my claim to fame was that i coordinated the lifesaver lollipop drive to raise money for the high school prom. it may not have been a major ideological battle but we really did not have enough money for the prom and i was able to raise enough. by the time it got to be a senior the juniors failed at their job and we had to have it in a shopping mall and we danced around the fountain and my date went in the fountain with someone else so that was luckily not the end of my political career, but it was the first time that i ran for office. i got involved in politics,

here to weigh in fox news contributor, democratic strategist our friend kirsten powers.s a hot headed conspiracy nut when he said the powers that be are united secretly against me oh him an apology because, actually, they were united against him secretly? >> yeah. absolutely. i think can you remember when debbie wasserman schultz was criticized this. setting up the debates in a way benefit hillary clinton and not be helpful to bernie sanders. she said she was just basically this, you know, disinterested third party and she was, you know, just being an honest broker. i think everyone knew that wasn't true. now, there is actual evidence of some pretty obnoxious stuff, for example, even one staff talking about potentially talking about the fact that bernie sanders within a an atheist and trying to discredit him. they said that's not who they were talking about. it doesn't make sense that it would be anybody other than him that they would be trying to discredit. >> exactly. so donald trump's essential campaign theme is there is a conspiracy among the press. politicians, and

. >> takiing their case to lawmakers like kirsten gillibrand. >> congress shouldn't get in the way of this. >> dr. amy brooks kael who says we don't know enough about cannabis-based treatments says a schedule one controlled substance creates a catch-22. >> the fact that marijuana is a schedule one drug is a significant barrier to research. is it completely preventing it? no. is it slowing it down? absolutely. in my opinion, should marijuana be schedule one? absolutely not. there are no medical uses for marijuana. >> paige figgy says because of those known medical uses, she'll keep fighting until federal law is changed. >> i am just willing to go fight for this for kids because i don't want any more one kid to have to go through -- if i have to fight all these years for this, to help one kid to not suffer for one day or one hour, it is worth it. one kid, one day of no suffering is absolutely worth it. >> lisa and bobby say a year later, haley is suffering less. to date, she had a 50% reduction in seizures. >> nice job, haley! >> if charlotte's web works for haley, it will no longer hav

jeremy daget and carla kirsten shared these of all that smoke. sky 7 hd shows us this damage to a home there. no one was hurt. >>> the former stanford university swimmer convicted of sexual assault is being required to get drug and alcohol counseling after he was caught lying about his high school habit. in june, a judge sentenced him to six moments after he was convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. >>> take a look at the smug shot of draymond green released today. according to a police report, green slapped michigan state football player jermaine ed monson on sunday night after they exchanged words at a bar the night before. the report says green approached edmonson on sunday and tried to talk to him. green addressed the issue last night. >> it will be resolved really quickly, and, you know, as a public figure, i just can't put myself in certain situations. so it's something that i learned from and will move on. >> green will not have to appear in court next week to face charges after entering a plea of not guilty. >>> well, muc

welcome back to the first night of the democratic national convention, two senators coming up, senator kirstenillebrand of new york, who took over secretary clinton's seat when she became secretary of state, and senator frankin will be coming out as well. >> if i were a conservative sitting at home and watching this, you know, i think it doesn't always translate easily. i think that what we've got to be able to do is say, look, there's a deep patriotism here. if we talk about the statue of liberty, talk about give me your tired, give me your poor, the democrats are in that tradition. because we have not done well -- we now have a backlog of 11 million people. bringing them in is what americans do. also this idea of liberty and justice for all. you have people standing up, talking about lgbt rights that may seem new but it's basically saying liberty and justice for all. it was never liberty and justice for all except for the gay folks. it was never that. i think what you're seeing is an america some of us feel very comfortable with beginning to speak to the country. >> and here is senator krist

jeremy daget and carla kirsten shared these of all that smoke. sky 7 hd shows us this damage to a home there. no one was hurt. >>> the former stanford university swimmer convicted of sexual assault is being required to get drug and alcohol counseling after he was caught lying about his high school habit. in june, a judge sentenced him to six moments after he was convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. >>> take a look at the smug shot of draymond green released today. according to a police report, green slapped michigan state football player jermaine ed monson on sunday night after they exchanged words at a bar the night before. the report says green approached edmonson on sunday and tried to talk to him. green addressed the issue last night. >> it will be resolved really quickly, and, you know, as a public figure, i just can't put myself in certain situations. so it's something that i learned from and will move on. >> green will not have to appear in court next week to face charges after entering a plea of not guilty. >>> well, muc

now, new jersey, it was obviously kirsten powers, taking position to infuriate feweviewe., lou, that's just dopey. they give their opinions honestly, or they wouldn't be here. gary stromfeld, california. would be fair to advise your audience o'reilly how many times you have contacted her? we have an ongoing dialogue with the clinton campaign and believe she will appear on "the factor" shortly. i hope that belief is correct. robert farmer, houston, texas, i was dpisgusted by trump's comments about the shootings in baton rouge and minnesota. neither mr. trump or obama has condemned american police. quite the opposite. i do agree that a controversial police shootings, judgment should away tit the facts. barry steel, browns town, bill, how did you become so wise? by making a huge amount of stupid mistakes, barry, but finally, learning from them. scott o'brien, rodgers, arkansas, finally became ail bill o'reilly premium member, and the only downside, i waited so long. you're part of the vanguard, scott. enjoy it and you'll meet some great folks as a p.m. trinity baccus, i've wa

democrat kirsten powers degrees, here's her comment from fox news. >> i will be surprised if she's indicted. i guess the system is rigged. hard for me to know the obama administration will indict a presidential nominee in an election year. but it's just very difficult to see how they don't try to figure out a way to not indict her. deirdre: with me now, from judicial watch, the group that helped to break open, shed sunlight on the hillary clinton e-mail system and server. tom, what is your reaction to all this? >> i don't understand his recommendation, with the facts he laid out. he laid out all the points or elements of a charge against mrs. clinton for the mishandling of classified information, and then said she shouldn't be prosecuted. doesn't make sense fwuchlt does make sense if you looked at meeting between bill clinton and loretta lynch last week, or the hillary clinton's offer of a job to loretta lynch later in the week, and then announced campaign stop with obama and mrs. clinton. mr. comey took a political decision because it is a political decision. the facts and the law require,

if there are clashes in the streets, as kirsten suggests, it will depend on who gets blamed for thatnd who's carrying it out. this theme reminds me very much of 1968 of donald trump saying he's the law and order candidate. there is that parallel. i don't think frankly we've seen this kind of turmoil in politics since 1968. >> all right. we have to take a break here. as arizona gets ready to take its roll call. when we come back, donald trump picks mike pence, was that the best choice? plus, what do i want to ask the panel about trump's running mate. we may use your question on the air. i'm just a guy who wants to buy that truck. and i'm just a guy who wants to sell him that truck. so i used truecar. it told me what other people in the area paid for the truck i want. and because we're a truecar certified dealership, i already know the truck he wants. so we're on the same page before he even gets here. -it's fair. -and it's fast. look good? looks great. this is how car buying was always meant to be. this is truecar. ♪ >>> as ronald reagan said, we're tired of being told that a little i

. >> i'm >> reporter: kirsten fury says she's at a 7 out of 10 on the worry scale. still. >> i didn't do anything differently. i live in sunnyside queens. >> reporter: now florida's governor is urging people to obviously take preventative measures, keep them in mind. also, the fda many several blood in florida today as they investigate. they are aggressively testing people in that very small area down there. it's only about one square mile. live outside la guardia airport. i'm stacey sager channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> thank you. well, you might want to rethink those beach plans this weekend. long island officials have issued swimming advisories for more than 80 beaches due to rain mostly in suffolk county, water. however islip and benjamin beach in bay shore are both closed. >>> and now to the weather and sunshine, breaking up the cloud dome that covered the tristate area this morning. we also got a good dose of rain. this was the scene this morning, cars, trucks, bicyclists had to wade through high water, and in jersey city, road crews were busy pumping away exce

joining us from that city kirsten powers. it's a little slow there right now.hing much going on. everybody waiting for bill clinton talking the 10:00 hour. anything about donald trump's q and a that caught your attention? >> well, i have to say i'm getting a little tired of this thing that he is doing calling everybody tired and so now he is saying bernie sanders is exhausted and is he tired nothing to suggest this is true and hillary clinton needs a nap. by all accounts they have more energy than probably anybody that we know. so, you know, this kind of weird childish disses, you know, i just think are getting a little old. >> a little humorous that bernie is a little tired and needs a happen? don't you think it's a little humorous? >> i don't think it's humorous. this is like the low energy jeb thing. i don't think he is doing it to be humorous. i think is he trying to cast them as being old and tired. >> how old is bernie? do you know? 74? 7 a? >> i think he is about 74. and like i said, he has as much energy as anybody i can think of. >> bernie has a lot of

kirsten. wait. wait. no, no. i'm serious. honey. trav, stop. you're being ridiculous. baby. serious. i'm serious. (threes and nines) ♪ these fireworks to fall down (gasps) i'm so sorry. okay, guys, we're out of champagne. it's okay. i brought some. hey. jules... (bobby and andy chuckling) i amdifferent with you. you just don't notice. remember when ellie asked me about my dad, and i told her i didn't want to talk about it? but when you asked me, i did want to let you in. remember? what was he like? he was pretty cool. no way. he idifferent with me! (bobby, andy, and ellie) yay! (cork pops) (chuckles) i love you. i love you, too. oh, and i, uh, i brought you a present. a "field of dreams" dvd? well, yeah, when he plays catch with his dead dad, that always makes me cry. thought you might wanna watch me watch it. right now. (chuckles) (chuckles) this must've been horrifying for you. my dad was there... laurie was blindfolded... and then my mom came in. i can't believe you did all of that for me. you're awesome. ♪ it'll be like ♪ three, two, one i'm sorry. i can't while it's loo

i asked kirsten, do you think democrats are looking at this saying they're getting better, or this isd trump and we're going to talk about donald trump until we're blue in the face in philadelphia. or do they -- how do they view tonight? >> i think one thing they see clearly is that donald trump is putting his family forward. this is all about donald trump and people who are basically acting as character witnesses for donald trump. so you have questions about donald trump's character, his values, virtues, have doubts about the stories you may have read about his business dealings or whatever else, all of a sudden people saying well, he has a nice family. the family seems to like him. his kids seem to like him and admire him. i must agree about the lucifer stuff. i think with chris christie it's been sort of harsh. i think there is a lot of doom and gloom and the world is ending. we, as republicans have to stand tall against the forces of evil is a little over the top for me and i don't think democrats are the target. there are people who are locked on the republican and democratic sid

>> seth: kirsten, you are forgiven. ♪ my turn. kristen? >> yes, seth?st minute this week. my son got sick and he was having trouble getting to sleep. i know we had planned it for a while, and i am sorry. >> seth, you are forgiven. ♪ my turn. seth? >> seth: yes, kristen? >> i'm sorry for the time i sold your name to a japanese energy drink that claims to cure male impotence. i had no reason to do this. i just wanted to see if i could pull it off. [ laughter ] >> seth: okay. >> if you ever go to japan, you will be known as inpotensu o toko -- >> seth: kristen. [ laughter ] >> it means impotence man. [ laughter ] >> seth: i get it. >> do you forgive me? >> seth: kristen, you are forgiven. ♪ >> your turn, seth. >> seth: kristen? >> yes, seth? >> seth: i'm sorry about that time i was over at your house and i didn't use a coaster while we had drinks. do you forgive me? >> the coasters were right there. [ laughter ] >> seth: i know. >> this is a tough one for me. >> seth: i'm apologizing for it. >> seth meyers, you are forgiven. ♪ >> seth: your turn, kristen.

this isn't about kirsten anymore. i don't know what i wanna do, but i know i'm not gonna find it trapped in a classroom going through the motions but not really alive like some sort of ghost. i don't believe in ghosts, because if they were real, i'd like to think that i would be felt up all the time. (laughs) i feel like we're done here, so... same time tomorrow? sure, honey. love you. why are you in here holding my baby? uh, because i assume no one else does. oh. honey, is it okay if we draw six-pack abs on stan to pretend he's a roided-up baby wrestler? you've already done that, yes? mm-hmm. (deep voice) uhh! i've got a message to all the babies out there. okay, if you step to my crib, you're getting a diaper full of ass whupping, 'cause i'm bringing the pain. do you hear me, brothers? do you hear me? (makes slapping sound) oh! (grunts) i hope it was worth it, 'cause now you have to take him to the park. can't. bobby's taking me sunglasses shopping. (pops lips) if you guys are in a bind, i can take the little bruise

kirsten powers on the left will react to that.ncil of slammic relations known as care protesting in cleveland, handing out this, a fake cure for islamophoba, she gave that to katie hopkins and more varney after this. stuart: we always ask this question as we run up to 9:30 what will the market do today baring in mind chaos around the world. 9:30 here's what's going on. we are down more than we expect ed actually. we thought it was going to be looking at the futures. we thought it was going to be a five or six point loss. we're down 30 in the very early. >> reducing global outlook a global growth could be playing into this a little bit. >> recession. stuart: silence on the left please. [laughter] what you're log at on the left-hand side of the screen is dow stocks are down . this is the stock to watch today. this is netflix. i'm not sure i understand that from this screen. i think that's the wrong screen. can we put up the right one? it is down $13 as we spook get rid of that please. netflix is down $13.10 an ounce at 8564 four big

bill: kirsten, want to guess? >> i don't want to guess. everyone is waiting for this. he knows everyone is wait for this. it was suggested he has something to say. whether it's an actual -- he will give us news whether there is going to be an indictment or whether to address the plans on it. it seems he will address the issue in some way. bill: she was interviewed on saturday. and she said this. >> i was pleased to have a chance to sit down and answer their questions today to try to help bring this review to a conclusion. i'm not going to comment any further on the review. but i have been answering questions now for over a year. i released more than 55,000 pages of my emails for the public to read for themselves. bill: here is what is intriguing to both of you. 8 days ago bill clinton climbs on board her plane in phoenix, arizona. we wouldn't have known about that meeting had not a local airport worker tipped off a reporter in phoenix. today she and barack obama climb on board air force one. two weeks ago barack obama gave hillary clinton access to his donor list -- i'

kirsten hughes here, a republican in massachusetts.ro, good to hear you. >> are we going to hear more about the economy tonight? a lot so far has been about newt gingrich, a very dark speech about how vulnerable were to terrorism in their eyes. what do you think? >> definitely. look, the whole convention is about growth and how do you get more jobs? higher wages? we've had a great economic success story, so that last night was about the economy hillary clinton and barack obama never managed to do that, and cause it to go up. that means higher wages, means more people working particularly for minorities and youth. we'll hear some of that as well as the other problems that the country is facing. >> he has a gap between the number of republicans he's got supporting him versus how many he needs. that was on full display with ted cruz last night. what do you think the audience needs to hear from him to bridge that gap. he hasn't given a lot of specifics. >> i think it's about exciting the base, which has been happening throughout the week.

martha: kirsten powers and steve hayes, good to have you join us. >> he picked up some back from seniorbers of the republican party before his event yesterday. senator matt mccrory and others showed up and spoke on his behalf. i think it's important that he's getting some additional support. it suggests there has been a consolidation of republican supporters during and after the convention. but it's notable how many people have not come around, talking about the next generation of republican leaders in the senate. jeff flake and pat toomey and others. nikki haley, larry hogan in maryland, charlie baker in massachusetts. he has his work cut out for him if he wants to bring everybody together. bill: a delegate from oregon told me booing is the soundtrack after contested convention. >> it's not quite a contested convention. but we are seeing bernie sanders supporters that are unhappy. bill: bernie sanders saved 50% of the vote but they only received 25% of the superdelegates. >> you add in the facts that we have dnc-leaked emails which showed everybody what was going on, and the dnc was de

martha: rich lowry and kirsten powers. loretta lynch will get these questions and it will put it back in the bloodstream. >> it is. but it could turn into a situation where the republicans will start making this look too political. the damage has been done to hillary. the things comey said about her were pretty critical. it's true he didn't recommend prosecution. but he said things that were incredibly critical about her in terms of that she should have known this, even if she didn't know, she should have known. she was reckless and her staff was reckless. if i were republican i would leave it alone. they said they need a recommendation from congress. i think they are overplaying their hand. >> politically they may be. but i don't know how you look at what we just looked at. if you are a member of congress it feels like it's professional malpractice not to ask the question if what director comey said is true, what hillary clinton testified before congress is not true. >> clearly she told the public things that were untrue

. >>> the nominees for outstanding lead actress in a limited series or movie are -- kirsten dunst, felicityd kerry washington. >>> the nominees for outstanding lead actor in a comedy series are -- >> anthony anderson -- >> wow! hi, mama! i know you're watching, hi, mama! >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> it's not in alphabetical order. they just through the names out there. you don't have to name anybody else. just go to the next category [ laughter ] >> aziz ansari, will forte, william h. macy, thomas middleditch and jeffery tambor. congratulations thank you, thank you. >>> the nominees for outstanding lead actress in a comedy series are -- eli kemper, julia louis-dreyfus, laurie metcalf. tracee ellis ross! amy schumer and lily tomlin. >>> here are this year's nominees for outstanding reality competition program -- the amazing race, american ninja warrior, "dancing with the stars," project runway, top chef and the voice. >>> the nominees for outstanding variety talk series are -- comedians in cars getting coffee. jimmy kimmel live. last week tonight with john oliver. the late late show

has been known as radio talkshow row and this time it was the idea of our communications director kirsten to variate and enhance it and make it more than just radio talk shows and it will have broadcast positions in here and also the digital media, the new angle of this is the digital age and that will all be in here and there will be be defined spaces of different variations and we have quite a seating design in here to spruce this place up. you can see a few of the initial panels that they've started on the scenic design today, this is the beginning of that. it will be a very popular, of activity during theconvention . with interviews going constantly, constantly all the time and it's a good place to come by and see him be involved in. quite the media is changing right now so obviously we have to adapt to that. it's really exciting the way we are entering digital at this convention, it's a priority for the cycle. we made a priority or where not going to get our content out to voters. were innovating the component to everything we talked in terms of the convention, making sure there's a

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