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we have lisa booth out in washington. you know, this is one of those more narrative tv shows. ur hankie. christina was doing breathing exercises and lisa was bringing it. we can start with anything you want to get out there. >> well, i mean i think we need to be very clear when we are asking trump what exactly are his policies. he is spouting tired rhetoric. these random percentages that he is throwing out, many of them are not fact chul and he as a presidential candidate needs to not just diagnose a problem but give us concrete policies. it is a myriad of issues. it is not suffice for many voters, not just democrats, not just african americans. it's not just about the black issue. he hasn't giving us policy prescriptions far host of issues he should have by this day and time. >> i would agree with all of that. i think he should follow his own rules. he talks about how you can't follow radical islam. >> which you well know. >> if you say the right words at the -- >> there it is. >> at the closing forces. >> yes. my dad when he came back from vietnam i'm sure that's all the less

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back with us we have monica crowley, lisa boothe, judge ja knee pirro. money like gilbert sagare, you donate between a million and five million bucks to the clinton foundation, he has business dealings with lebanon. get what, you get contacts. they set up a meeting with the former ambassador. that's pretty convenient, isn't it? isn't that called pay to play? >> i would say it's scary. there's been a lot of discussion about hillary clinton being dishonest, but we need to have a discussion about her judgment. hillary clinton lacks the judgment to be commander commander-in-chi commander-in-chief, and we saw that with her ability to peddle favors while secretary of state. we saw her having information about north korea's nuclear assets on a server that is as secure as gmail, and she's running to be commander-in-chief. >> and, monica, look at a guy like rauj fernando. he's a securities trader. he has absolutely no background at all in national security, but he donated up to $5 million to the clinton foundation, and he was literally appointed by clinton to the

lisa booth, washington examiner, washington contributor. lisa booth, i'll start with you.o you believe the former president has never seen a bicker load in his life? >> a load of bull. >> i'm sure sometime when bill clinton said trust me before and we shouldn't have. >> he was parsing the meaning of the word "is." scandal is his expertise. but there is something to see here. she faced 8 f.b.i. investigations. there is an investigation into the clinton foundation. she spent $140,000 out of her own pocket to manage three servers and director comey said she deleted them in such a way that they couldn't recover them from their forensic efforts. we also know she had information about the iranian scientists. she had special access programs. it's reported by the associated press that because of the markings on her emails. kennedy: there is no way of quantifying exactly what was hacked. hackerring is tricky. she pops up like a thinkian -- a trilian flower every 7 years. >> the former president is getting played off the stage like he's a guy who won the oscar for the best foreign f

dagen mcdowell, meghan mccain, republican strategist, lisa booth and today's #oneluckyguy, former cia covert operations officer mike baker. you are outnumbered. i feel a little bit though like maybe we're all-out numbered by the message that is coming out of the white house right now because i really want to try to understand how so many things like a tumbler on a big lock that it would take an expert to pick, all fell into place just haphazardly at once? >> yeah. i spent that whole time watching josh ernest scraping cow pies off my shoes. he got three minutes of explanation and ran out of lipstick for the pig. no way they will be able to maintain this with a straight face over any period of time. we're not privy to all those negotiations that took place. so that's fair. we have to be careful how we speculate on that but this idea, i can tell you, my company is involved in various k and r issues and extortion issues, so we understand to some degree how this process works. doesn't matter what call it. doesn't matter whether we call it coins dinse. matters what the other side believes a

lisa herrera who covers politics for the associated press, and "washington examiner" contributor, lisa boothwell, jerry, how damaging was this week for donald trump and was it irreparable? >> very damaging, but not necessarily irreparable. the number that scared republicans most is that hillary clinton is up nine points, eight points or ten points in other polls. but we have a number that asks people, what kind of congress do you prefer after this election, one controlled by democrats or republicans? a month ago, that was an even question, an even break, 46-46. now democrats are up by four points. i think what really changed this week was republicans looked at the trump campaign and said, it's in trouble, but you know what, it's the kind of trouble that can drag us down. and now you're seeing a separation in the party. a presidential campaign going this way, congressional election campaigns going that way. >> i want to pick up on that with you, lisa booth. we saw the long, unwinding road that trump went to to finally on friday endorse paul ryan and john mccain and kelly ayotte, after first s

. >> we also want to bring in our panel, juan williams, rick is in palm springs, and lisa booth is in d.c. now, when we talk about this earlier on "the five" what do you think? this is a big event, right inthis is big for paul ryan but also big for donald trump. >> much bigger for donald trump. it's so interesting to me that this race is not close. when you think about paul ryan versus paul nealon, paul nealon is trailing by more than 50 points. so just for everyone watching tonight, you think, well, maybe this is a close race. maybe the trump endorsement is going to swing this for paul ryan. in fact, nealon is not even close. this was a finger in the eye from donald trump to paul ryan even the language he used, i'm just not there yet, is mocking language because it was the same language ryan used when he said he was not ready to endorse trump. this is donald trump versus the republican establishment saying like eric cantor who lost in virginia, like john boehner who was forced out, maybe paul ryan, it's time for you to be forced out and i have the power as the party nominee, but appa

gerald seib, lisa lerer, and lisa boothe. jerry, how damaging was it for donald trump? and was it irreparable? >> very damaging, but not irreparable, i don't think. i think the numbers that scared republicans moth wasn't the that could fa hillary clinton was up by eight, nine, ten points, but congress, one controlled by republicans president now democrats are up by four points. i think what changed is republicans looked at the trump campaign and said it's in trouble, but it's the kind of trouble that can drag us down and now we're seeing a separation of the party, a presidential campaign going one way and congressional campaigns going that way. >>> we saw t route that he went to finally endorse paul ryan, john mccain and kelly ayotte. we saw that ad beginning it by saying he doesn't like donald trump. how much trump is trouble in with his own party? >> it presents challenges. it's not good when your own party is coming out with ads distancing themselves from you, but i think some of the the best thing that could have happened to him. sometimes candidates need to get the

lisa booth andly charred goodstein, there is another thing when we talk about how it resonates with people on main street. we have both candidates who across knowledge the pain and anger but have two distinct ways of remedying it. >> hillary clinton can't do much because she has to embrace the policies of president obama. all donald trump has to point to is the pain and suffering of the middle class and the pain and suffering of americans. we have 100 million americans out of the workforce or unemployed. we have president obama who will be the first president to not hit 3% economic growth. americans are suffering. we see the decline of the middle class under his policies. the same policies hillary clinton is going to continue. charles: barack obama was re-elected and the economic conditions were even worse back then and he ran against a successful businessman. >> his policies have been rejected by historic margins. you look at the loss of the senate, the house, and 12 governor seats and state legislature chambers. i would say that he has lost by historic margins. hillary clinton is running

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martha: joining us with more thoughts on this, lisa booth, gop strategist and radio show host richardyou here today. lisa, let me give you the first take on this. what is your response. >> well, look, obviously he clearly has the right to express his freedom of speech. i mean that is a right that has been given to him by people who have also warn ad uniform, did not get paid millions of dollars to wear the uniform and put their lives on the line and many died protecting those freedoms to give him the right. i find it disrespectful for those individuals for him not to stand during the national anthem. there is nobody who is more emblematic of the freedoms of that country offers to people of all races this is someone who was actually adopted by two white parents who adopted him. did not see race, saw a baby of deserving of love and in need of love. this is someone who has been able to get paid millions of dollars to play a sport that he loves, demonstrating the economic mobility in this country and those freedoms that we are all able to enjoy about brave people that put their lives on t

here with me republican strategist ford o'connell, lisa boothe, democratic strategist jehmu green, shouldillary clinton be joking about this? when you watch her on jimmy kimmel, you support her, you think don't joke about this? >> look, she was on the comedy show. i think if you look at the past year of this election, there are a lot of voters who are looking for a breath of fresh air away from the verbal carnage we've been through listening to every misstep that donald trump makes. she did not go on jimmy kimmel to make a big policy speech or answer questions, pointed questions from reporters. that was not the role of this piece, and quite frankly, a breath of fresh air is something that's needed. >> i take your point about context, it's a comedy show, it's late night. ford, i want your opinion, do you think she could have handled it differently? if she doesn't address, it that's also a problem. >> she may think it's a laughing matter but her campaign knows it could be a big deal. she's made a disturbing list of serial misrepresentations, i turned over all my work e-mails. false. colin p

analyze the campaign coverage, heidi presbella, senior political correspondent from "usa today", lisa booth, a contributor to the washington examiner and kiers stin powers and a columnist for the "usa today." "the new york times" story that trump was calling fiction, quoted a lot of anonymous source, says he remains a crudely effective political showman but aides may think he's beyond coaching and not a plausible president. your response? >> obviously a story that was not reported overnight and it wasn't just four anonymous sources over however long they've been reporting it. this is an evolution that we've all been watching in terms of trump's advisers trying to get him to do things that maybe he didn't do during the primary campaign. that said, it comes in the midst of what is undoubtedly a media pile on. trump took this one story and is reacting to it in a very emotional way in going after "the new york times," but the truth of the matter is, howie, to report -- and you know this, to report a story like this you have to use anonymous sources. people who are in the campaign and worried ab

. >> and lisa booth, what do you say?ill we get growth if we take from here, and give to here, spread it around? >> no, i mean we've seen this under president obama. these are the redesignatiistrib policies that have led to hundreds of millions of americans currently unemployed that led to more small businesses going under than being created. americans are hurting right now because of these policies, and it's not just the rich that they're going to go after. hillary clinton as a senator said she would not raise taxes on middle class americans but she did. she voted to raise taxes on americans earning as little as $41,500, during the great recession so we can't trust anything that hillary clinton says. she will raise taxes on the middle class and as a result of hear policies americans are just going to continue to hurt as they currently are. >> all right. you're a democrat, steve laser w had seven years of 2% growth. in those seven years we've taken from here, spread it around, and we've only got 2% growth. make your case

heidi prizbela, lisa booth, and charles krauthammer. okay, heidi, what about these speeches? obviously both of pretty pointed and clinton kind of laying it out there about the alt-right and how she says donald trump has led to fringe groups taking over the party. >> you can certainly put trump's speech in the category of preeveryopreem preempti preemptive. in terms oh of the timing, clinton's had a very tough week in terms of the foundation news that's been coming out and the poll numbers tightening. we all know there's no official trump connection to these groups. at the same time, he's leaving her this opening because he's not doing what john mccain did in 2008, which is when an issue comes up about accusing obama of being muslim or whatever, he's not disavowing that like mccain did. whether he knew that the tweets were coming from white supremist groups or not, he's not drawing that line and repudiating them. i think that the political -- the reason why is that there's also political risk in that. it's real that there are these groups out there supporting him. there were s

alan colmes and lisa booth, welcome to you both. >> hi, shannon. >> alan, i love spending my friday afternoonsu and lisa now too as well. you have this premier charity rating, navigator, who says we can't rate the foundation, but they say it's so opaque and confusing as liz told us about, they can't figure out what's going on. >> if only we can find a scandal here, we're looking hard. >> or find something to exonerate them. >> i don't know what you mean by we can't find anything to exonerate them. another charity watch organization called charity watch in fact gives it an "a" rating. the one that does rate it gives it an "a." as liz points out, 89% of its dollars go to help people, and liz mentioned all the works they did. i know, because republicans have a failing presidential campaign, they're desperate to find something on hillary clinton rather than talk about what plans they have to move the country forward. i'm waiting to hear what the scandal is. >> let's try to keep this to the clinton foundation for purposes of this conversation. because there are growing questions, lisa, we see e-mai

gop strategist and "washington examiner" and contributor, lisa booth.oday's #oneluckyguy, house homeland security committee member and 12-term new york congressman peter king is here and "outnumbered." good to have you, sir. >> great to be harris: so glad to have your expertise on the couch. >> good to be here. sandra: obama administration sent 15 gitmo detainees to united arab emirates. a drop from the 242 men held there when president obama took office. group of detainees took place, made up of 12 yemenis and three afghan nationals. several media outlets saying former bodyguard to usama bin laden is among them. fox news has not independently verified that. much of the prison population is significantly cut, but still short of president obama's long-time goal of shutting down gitmo completely. donald trump says keeping facility open is part of his plan to combat terror. watch. >> we will also keep open guantanamo bay and place renewed emphasis on human intelligence. [applause] drone strikes will remain part of our strategy but we will also seek to capt

we have lisa booth of high noon strategies, steve mack man, former howard dean campaign consultant.s to all of you for joining us. fred barnes, basic problem, we have seen the economic divide between rich and poor get bigger. according to government statistics. that is not left or right. that is the fact. reason why we're talking about minimum wage so much, because there are some people working in that position. what do you do to bring back those good middle class jobs? did you hear it from either candidate today? >> well, i certainly heard it from donald trump. and i think you're wrong. i would reject one premise you had, that the worst problem in america economically is income inequality. the worst problem is economic growth and lack of jobs. and we have, you know, we've had millions of people, actually drop out of the job market. melissa: no, i didn't say it was the worst problem. i said it has gotten worse. >> okay. i take that back. it has gotten worse. but anyway, how do you create better, more and better job, middle class jobs in the first place? you have economic growth. not

us to analyze the campaign coverage is heidi przybyla senior correspondent from "usa today" and lisa boothe, contributor to the washington examiner and kirsten powers with "usa today". heidi przybyla, "new york times" and said he is crudely effective political showman but he is not a realliable president. your take? >> obviously a story not just reported overnight, and it wasn't just for aanonymous sources over the course of how long they have been reporting but it is an evolution of the trump advisors trying to get him to do things he did not do during the primary campaign. that said it comes in the midst of what is a media pile on. donald trump took this one story and is reacting to it in a very emotional way and going after "new york times" but the truth of the matter is, to report a story like this you have to use anonymous sources the people in the campaign and worried about direction of the campaign are not going to tell you that on the record. that is the only way a story like this is reported so deeper in the body of the story, "new york times" mentioned they had talked to 20 people

with us here in new york city, lisa booth and juan williams. so, juan, elvis? elvis?ome on. >> it sounds ludicrous. it does. >> but you would appreciate that, of course, in this country people use any kind of platform to get attention for their issues. >> i don't. >> i think celebrities -- >> -- i don't use any kind of platform. >> we saw beyonce do that. we have seen westboro baptist went to a funeral to demonstrate against guys in the military. >> westboro baptist is evil. >> in our history you are well familiar with that the boston tea party. people were in fact interfering with commerce to make it clear. >> juan williams is comparing the boston tea party it the revolutionary war to these people protesting outside of elvis' house. >> yes. >> and you say? >> and then also somewhere along the way went to westboro baptist. >> i don't mind the westboro. >> people use platforms wherever they can get them, lisa. >> that's exactly what they are trying to do. they are trying to draw attention. >> draw attention to what? >> that's a good question. i don't know. they put out

heidi prizbela, lisa booth, and charles krauthammer. okay, heidi, what about these speeches?ly both of them pretty pointed and clinton kind of laying it out there about the alt-right and how she says donald trump has led to fringe groups taking over the party. >> you can certainly put trump's speech in the category of preeveryopreem preempti preemptive. in terms oh of the timing, clinton's had a very tough week in terms of the foundation news that's been coming out and the poll numbers tightening. we all know there's no official trump connection to these groups. at the same time, he's leaving her this opening because he's not doing what john mccain did in 2008, which is when an issue comes up about accusing obama of being muslim or whatever, he's not disavowing that like mccain did. whether he knew that the tweets were coming from white supremist groups or not, he's not drawing that line and repudiating them. i think that the political -- the reason why is that there's also political risk in that. it's real that there are these groups out there supporting him. there were some

we have fox business network's dagen mcdowell, radio talk show host meghan mcan cain, and lisa booth today's #oneluckyguy iraq, afghanistan veteran and fox news contributor, the list gets longer, pete hegseth. >> you know what i call you behind your back? honk, honk, burning hegseth. >> i will take it. harris: now everybody knows

we have fox business network's dagen mcdowell, radio talk show host meghan mcan cain, and lisa booth and today's #oneluckyguy iraq, afghanistan veteran and fox news contributor, the list gets longer, pete hegseth. >> you know what i call you behind your back? honk, honk, burning hegseth. >> i will take it. harris: now everybody knows. love the tie. never seen one. loving it. you succeed. this is just happening now. a story unfolding, sources just this hour confirming to fox news that the fbi is preparing to release some of the materials contained in its report on hillary clinton's email practices while she was secretary of the state department. the release in the response, we understand, is the response to numerous requests under the freedom of information act. the timing, note, just as new signs that pay to play allegations are swirling around hillary clinton's state department. and that they may be taking a toll on her poll numbers. her once commanding lead in key poll over donald trump has been cut in half. according to the latest monmouth university poll clinton leads trump by ju

gop strategist and "washington examiner" and contributor, lisa booth.ay's #oneluckyguy, house homeland security committee member and 12-term new york congressman peter king is here and "outnumbered." good to have you, sir. >> great to be harris: so glad to have your expertise on the couch. >> good to be here. sara

joining us now with reaction from washington, lisa boothe and richard goodstein.n richard for a second. can you imagine that man whose son killed 49 people, killed himself or the cops killed him, and then this man has also claimed to be the interim president of afghanistan. the guy is certifiably crazy, somehow sits within feet of the candidate. >> well, i mean, people are screened. i think the most interesting thing he said is it's a democratic rally. it's open to the public. it's open to the public. and although they're screened for guns, but the fact is at a trump rally, they screen everybody. they let the white supremacists in but they don't let bernie people in and so forth. >> you make a good point, richard. lisa, when david duke mentioned something about donald trump and he didn't immediately shut it down, it took him a day or so, the left went crazy. that's an endorsement of trump by david duke of the kkk whatever any were saying. but here is the killer of 49 people in orlando, his father sitting right there, i haven't heard the campaign saying, we wish he

york, juan williams, fox news political analyst and co-host of the five and here in washington, lisa boothcontributor for "the washington examiner." all right, juan, let's start with you. your thoughts on the anthony weiner remarks by donald trump and whether that's fair game. >> i don't think that's fair game. this has really everything to do with the power of damage to a family, a child involved in one of the pictures that weiner was texting. it's pretty disparaging to him and to -- damaging to his family. it's a family falling apart, brit. i think it also has to do with the power of sexting and sending nude pictures of yourself and all of that just tawdry stuff. and for a man who has been through two divorces, donald trump, you would think that he would appreciate the turbulence that family is undergoing. does it have to do with politics? no. it doesn't have anything to do with politics. national security? i don't think anthony weiner has access to national security information coming from hillary clinton. that's where i think he went over the line and suggests, as joe did that it has t

joining me now to weigh in is lisa booth. thanks for joining us.ure you were glued to the tv as donald trump gave what many people are calling the speech of his life in the queen city of charlotte, north carolina, one of those battleground states. what did you think? >> i think he did a great job. i'm really glad we're starting to see some of these substantive speeches from donald trump because that's really what he needs to do. he needs to communicate to voters with a little bit more of ainu ans and talking about the issues they care about, talking about the economy, growing the economy, keeping america safe. that's what he needs to continue doing throughout the campaign. >> when we talk about the widening gap in most of the polls that are out there. could that be because of campaign ad spending? let's take a look at the money. clinton spent $61 million. o -- trump has spent 0 dollars. once the cash starts coming out of the campaign in the four key battleground states, are we going to see a difference? >> i think we will. the numbers are higher fo

lisa booth contributor to the washington examine ear president and founder of high noon.sultantto the obama campaign and principle at clifton consulting. thanks for joining us. i appreciate it, ladies. >> hi, elizabeth. elizabeth: first and foremost, wash on r "washington post" had a great piece, five takeaways where we are in the election. first one i want to bring up there is no trump 2.0. you may both agree with this, but i'm wondering lisa, maybe if there shouldn't be a trump 2.0? >> donald trump is donald trump. we've seen so far he will be who he is. what donald trump needs to do this election cycle is continue to reach out to those disaffected voters who are disenchanted with president obama's policies. because look, president obama did win in 2008 and 2012 but his policies were rejected by voters with historic margins. he lost 900 state legislature seats. 12 governors races. 13 senate seats and 69 house seats. voters, historically rejected his policies. so donald trump needs to reach out to those voters who are feeling the pain in the pocketbook. who have seen the

and lisa booth. let me start with you.his call by donald trump this morning here on fox news calling for the clinton foundation to shut down. how do you think that will play in the race? >> if he can give details about why it should be shut down, he would be more effective. he's right. the clinton foundation is corrupt. it's a question of whether hillary clinton should have been involved in the clinton foundation when she was at the state department taking upony from foreign actors. they continue fliewnsd her at the state department and there is a lot of investigation into that. why wouldn't they be able to do so at the white house. when he points out she took money from countries not favorable to gay rights and women's rights. he paints her as a politician who is willing to get rich off her special interest groups. eric: the clintons say they have full transfire i and called this right-wing attacks. do you think that will get traction? >> it's not right-wing attacks. you have the "huffington post" running a banner headlin

lisa booth, contributor for "the washington examiner."akari sellers, cnn commentator and clinton supporter. bakari, i've got to begin with you here. on hillary clinton an this ap story, is she trying to run down the clock? is this a self-inflicted error that she could have avoided? >> no. i think the error actually is on the part of the ap. what we saw was click bait journalism. we saw shoddy reporting at best. you had 85 out of i believe 170 individuals who they say were private citizens but she had over 17,000 meetings. these 85 donors were less than 1% of the 7,000 donors that have actually given to the clinton foundation. and furthermore, when you look at some of these people you are talking about nobel prize winners. talking about bill gates and his wife. i mean you are reducing these people -- >> these are folks she could have met with as secretary of state. why didn't they go through those channels versus donating money and to borrow donald trump's phrase that he's hammering, pay to play? >> but that premise is false. you're making

president lisa booth is with us, what do you say to clint eastwood? what do you say to him? right are and part of the reason we're so divided as a country nowadays. you can't say anything without being labeled something as a result. you can't have an honest conversation about radical islamist without being a islam phone and saying all lives matter inclusively without labeled a racist and it is sad because it hurts discourse in this country and further divides us. >> trump is popular because he breaks with that political correctness. he will say things which are not supposed to say. but occasionally by being plilsly incorrect he runs into real trouble and that's a problem for him. >> it has become a problem for him and boardering the line. i think that part of the he won republican primary because people are sick and tired of run and muck and social engineering from left that we've seen from top down from president obama to local governments with even company it is and as well as the mainstream media driving this -- message of political correctness also just, you know, social

booth, columnist with the washington examiner. karen tumbletee for "the washington post" and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. happy friday to all of you. lisa, i will start with you. what do you make of the change? earlier in the week when the changes were made with steve bannon and kellyanne conway, we were told some shake-up. but now paul manafort's out. >> i think that needed to happen because paul manafort muddies the water with his supposed and alleged connection to this pro russian ukrainian group. and trump lead kneads to lay out the indictment on hillary clinton with her foreign policy foundation and the clinton foundation's top donors come from foreign governments or foreign entities and foreign actors. so donald trump needs to cleanly be able to lay out the argument. how is he supposed to do that if there's this drip, drip, drip information with paul manafort serving as a campaign manager or whatever the exact title was for him? that's something that needed to happen. >> he may still formally be with the campaign, but we're told he may do work from the outside and coordinate via d.c. if there's any connection at all left s that a

booth, columnist with the washington examiner. karen tumbletee for "the washington post" and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. happy friday to all of you. lisa start with you. what do you make of the change? earlier in the week when the changes were made with steve bannon and kellyanne conway, we were told some shake-up. but now paul manafort's out. >> i think that needed to happen because paul manafort muddies the water with his supposed and alleged connection to this pro russian ukrainian group. and trump lead kneads to lay out the indictment on hillary clinton with her foreign policy foundation and the clinton foundation's top donors come from foreign governments or foreign entities and foreign actors. so donald trump needs to cleanly be able to lay out the argument. how is he supposed to do that if there's this drip, drip, drip information with paul manafort serving as a campaign manager or whatever the exact title was for him? that's something that needed to happen. >> he may still formally be with the campaign, but we're told he may do work from the outside and coordinate via d.c. if there's any connection at all left s that a clean br