"washington examiner" reporter, lisa boothe. lisa, let me get this straight.gence, fbi director comey. head of the house homeland security committee, the chairman, mike mccaul, and obama's former special envoy to defeat isis, general john allen, all said isis will infiltrate the refugee population like they did in belgium and like they did in france. so, donald trump says until we can straighten that out, temporary ban. how does it become stalin and genocide as this writer puts forth? >> right, sean. well, what you're pointing out is the buy whereas in tias in t. look, donald trump is not the first republican candidate to face this biased media. he certainly won't be the last. study after study, sean, shows us that the media is liberal. and it's not just the op-ped that you mentioned from "the new york times." they also ran a hit piece attacking forward and denounced the piece. the washington post bragged about hiring 20 opposition researchers. >> 24. >> 24. to dig up dirt on donald trump so time after time, we face the bias in the media. >> good point and tuc

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pollster, fox news contributor, doug schoen and the founder and president of high noon strategies, lisa boothe. i'm looking at everything bernie sanders' people are saying. the biggest bernie -- one of the biggest bernie sanders social media sites on facebook, they're just angry to no getout over this. and i don't blame them. if i was a bernie supporter, i'd be livid. >> absolutely. look, there are a lot of natural inroads for bernie sanders supporters to look at donald trump. you look at an issue like trade which is one of the reasons hillary clinton lost the michigan primary. the majority of the republicans and democrats are concerned about bad trade deals taking jobs away from the united states. that's an issue that they line up more -- they line up better with donald trump on. you also look at their desire for an outsider, someone who's outside of the establishment. there's no more insider in part of the establishment than hillary clinton. donald trump is not tainted by establishment politics. i think that's another reason they might look at him. >> let's look at the delegate count. all ri

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it's lisa booth. we have michael malice author of dear reader. mike baker is here, former cia officer. mr. handsome of 1997. and president of diligence llc. you are still in the running run and all. lisa i will start with you. how different is the general elect and will donald trump need more money than he needed so far? >> this election cycle is unprecedented. jeb bush spent over $30 million between his super pacs and campaigns, and donald trump spent $3 million to place first. that's pretty significant continues between 30 million and 3 million. tv ads, money does matter. tv ads reach 80% of 18 and old i shall. donald trump got $2 billion in free media coverage. digital and dat and analytics matter. you need to turn out the small degree of voters who will make a dmirnts election and he says that's not important to him. kennedy: he also need a ground game. >> nobody told me you were expecting real answers on this show. >> rich people don't get rich spending their own money. >> you can't buy votes, but you can buy politicians. the clinton foundati

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alan colmes is host of the allan colmes show, and lisa booth. lisa, is this really what they should be doing right now? should they be publicly criticizing him if they want to win? >> absolutely. they need to get behind donald trump if republicans want to win the white house. the alternative is hillary clinton if that doesn't happen. there are a couple of things going on here right now. we've already seen mitch mcconnell and speaker paul ryan endorse trump. clearly republicans are lining up behind him. they have to think about the house and the senate. you have vulnerable members of congress, for instance senator kurt came out against donald trump because he is facing a tough race in a more democratic state. >> they are trying to walk a tightrope essentially. >> political cover. >> it's all about cover. >> act andly. >> seems to me if you are in the position of providing that cover while simultaneously publicly criticizing the guy who is running at the top of your ticket for president -- you can really have your cake and eat it too in this enviro

i want to go to michael, lisa booth. before we go, the new york city police department didn't amazing result because they use the term self adequate nation. the pre-radicalization, south identification indoctrination for me to -- when you read homecoming are born in america but someone harbors serious resentment towards america. uncle, mother, father. these people wake up overnight and had the allegiance to someone else. >> i don't know if it necessarily somebody, a parent or family member they can be any person that encounters this individual. it could be some thing motivated literally from within based on what they are watching our kids remain. i do think there is a step they are, but i don't want to focus a lot of attention on august happening with family members. charles: data so we have to focus on. donald trump: or surveillance of the mosque. we just heard james comey say the reason for the second interview is he and the seven times is that armor attended the same. this has more credibility to the notion that this

. >> joining us lisa booth, columnist for "the washington examiner" and a republican strategist, mara, a fox news contributor, and michael tomanski, columnist for the dale bileast. mara, trump has gotten a tsunami of negative coverage. does that coverage go too far? >> you know, i think that donald trump would say that he has been able to counteract bad press in the media because he dominates social media, he's able to get his message out, and, yes, he's got a tremendous amount of bad press. some of it might go too far in terms of the kind of negative feeling overall towards trump in the media, but there are a lot of things that donald trump said himself that were another series of self-inflicted wounds. you didn't have to say something negative about donald trump. just report he went to scotland and said the dropping of a pound is a good thing for turnberry. or when asked did he discuss this with your foreign policy advisers, he said there's nothing to talk about. >> we'll come back to brexit, but on the financial front, nobody is saying having $1 million in the bank is good news. bu

charles: joining me now, eboni williams, tammy bruce and lisa booth. she came right how the and played the woman's card right out after the gate. will that be her strategy? >> she did in fact break a barrier that hasn't been broken before. it was an historic moment. i think it was personal for her. she spent her entire career fighting for women's equality. charles: she hasn't done as well so far as she thought and her party thought she would. is that where you think she will redouble her efforts? maybe we can get some traction there. >> unquestionably she has enormous support for women. and women are a majority of the electorate. it is an absolute advantage forker. will women vote for her just because she is a woman? of course not. regardless of your politics. the united states is 54th in the world on the level of representation. >> when your message is vote for me because i'm a woman. that's not equality. we should be voting based on who they are and their policy. can you in a sentence or not even a sentence. what has her campaign floated. what is she

analyst peter johnson jr., fox news contributor doug schoen, "washington examiner" contributeor lisa boothe a pretty profound prediction. i don't disagree with you. >> her lead is based on superdelegates, 543 to some -- >> does bernie now have 55? he's gone up quite a bit. >> he's gone up. here's the basic point. if she loses california, now is increasingly likely, she's behind donald trump in a number of polls. we've got the justice department likely to render a judgment that finds some culpability somewhere. don't you think, sean, that the democratic party will say, why do we need this, why do we need to risk a defeat with secretary clinton? that's what i was saying. >> there are -- john podesta put out this big lie propaganda piece about hillary's e-mails, lies basically she's been telling. for example, the inspector general report. the officials were not asked to approve a private e-mail server, something she's claiming. we know, for example, clinton's staff shut down her server te temporarily because of hacking attempts. . another lie she said. we know colin powell used personal e-mail

. >> joining us to analyze the campaign coverage is lisa boothe, republican strategist, and national political corporate and fox news distributor, and michael tomasky, columnist for the daily beast and omar mateen is with -- and mara liasson is with us. >> does the coverage go too far? >> donald trump would say that high has been able to counteract because he dominated social media and gets his message out and he has a tremendous amount of bad resolution, some of it could go too far as far as the negative feeling toward donald trump in the media. there are a lot of things donald trump said himself that were self inflicted. you just have to report that he went to scotland and said the dropping of the pound was good because it would mean more people would come over from the united states. or when asked, did he discuss this with the foreign policy advisors he said there was nothing to talk about. >> police; no one is saying $1 million in the spank great news for the candidate but did the media recognize he may not need $1 billion. >> absolutely. if you look at the numbers, hillary clint

now here in new york city lisa booth and juan williams. you used to work for the post, right?red. >> npr did that for me. >> there is a difference between the newspaper, the "the washington post," which i still respect even though their editorial page is grossly unfair. i don't respect that hard news operation under a man named martin barron is decent. this internet arm of the "the washington post" is a sewer, a piece of garbage, all right, and that's what trump is mad about. does he have a point? >> well, he has a point to be mad. i can get upset. he does not have a point if you are talking about banning it. to me the first amendment stands there like a pillar. >> even if it's abused. >> oh, yes. >> even if the person is abused by a bunch of gutter snipes being paid boy the "the washington post" simply to attack trump with all they do? >> don't forget, that you and i are attacked -- sometimes we are attacked by gutter snipes. >> we are not running for president. >> let me just tell you that people are attacked all the time. >> by this internet sewer "the washington post" site

now for the top story joining us from reaction lisa booth a republican here in the studio, new york.n williams co-host of the five author of the book "we the people" is juan's book. all right, did you expect the race to be this close? >> not at this juncture. as you said, one, trump has made some mistakes and i thought it might even be bigger. what we have seen and i want to come back to something else you have touched on, there is only about 22% of registered voters who say at this juncture that their mind is not made up. and where we have seen declines is not that somehow hillary clinton's numbers have gone up, bill. it's that donald trump, among republicans has been in the decline. so, what we see is 48% of republicans saying get another nominee. then there is all this talk about a possible delegate rebellion at the convention. >> come on, juan. that's not happening. i don't even report it. >> and 40% of republicans say they don't think the party will be unified behind trump in november. >> well, is he running as a populist, not as a republican. what say you, lisa? >> well, of cou

joining us now, managing partner of opinion savvy and washington examer contributor lisa booth.ou. this is your survey. i have been saying forever, that if you come from a country that practices sharia, it is at cultural odds. >> right. >> it is incompatible with our owe constitutional values. >> right. >> are you coming here to assimilate? or to indoctrinate and advance your cause? >> absolutely. and it's a hedge jit mitt question. and american voters seem to agree with you. like you said, a vast majority support identifying and then banning those who practice sharia law and i don't think it should come as a surprise to us, honestly. >> here is a question. i can understand that if people grew up in saudi arabia, kuwait, the uae, gays and lesbians are put to death. and how do you ascertain if they want freedom or want to bring their values with them. >> i think it's troubling when you have the administration saying they want schools to teach children in their own languages versus english. you look at the lack of asimulati asimulation. you're looking at second, third generation m

and bill, you were rude to lisa booth. you interrupted her constantly, you are absolutely correct.i wrote a memo to all the factor contributors saying that all political talking points. stuff that's been fed by parties and/or ideologues will be challenged on this program. we love lisa, she's very smart, she fell back last night on political attacks, rather than addressing the questions i asked, thus the interruptions. i don't like to do that, but i have to advance all the stories. we can't have the same old stuff over and over. very smart, but how she did not understand that dan jones deceived his audience with propaganda is unbelievable. bill, keers step is the only person on the planet that can keep up with you verbally. judy reames las vegas, o'reilly, please keep the factor positive for donald trump. that wouldn't be fair, judy. then we would be rooting for a political candidate. we never do that. we point out the good and bad of all the candidates. david miller, i think hillary clinton will be discarded and michelle obama will be chosen. colorado has legalized marijuana. so en

lisa booth, high noon strategies, guy benson townhall.com political editor and also a fox news contributory, let me start with you. what do you think about this? clinton leads trump by three percentage points. he was ahead before. he had a rough week. what does he have to do to get it back? >> he has. this polling was taken really in the teeth of this big controversy over the race baits of the judge, he has taken a hit especially among independents. what strikes me, melissa, about this polling, they go through candidate qualities and characteristics, she absolutely destroys him on experience, on temperament, on knowledge. you would think in isolation she would be leading him big time head-to-head. she is not. margin of error race with both candidates in the 30s because they are an unpopular pair. melissa: capri, what do you think? >> i mean i've been on the show many times. you guys know i'm not a super fan of sectary clinton. as you mentioned at top of the segment, we're in the margin much error here. when you look at some of the internal numbers, some cross tabs within this poll it kind

. >> here with reaction, fox news legal analyst, washington examiner, contributor lisa boothe and leslie marshall. put up the fox news polls. we talked about it earlier. is hillary lying about the e-mails and how they are handled, 60% yes. did she put security at risk with classified e-mails? we today that in fact cia agents in the field, their names may have been compromised. that means their lives could have been in jeopardy. if you have numbers that high and she claims no big deal. is she playing a game or know something we don't know? >> i don't know. she knows how to deceive pretty well. >> she's a pro. >> not as much as some folks do. this is polling, negative ratings and bad commercials now. when you have a history of engaging in conduct like this and over the years people understand it. when you have a server that is a home-brewed server that is susceptible to russian intelligence and chinese intelligence, when you engage in conduct like that, when you engage in all of the conduct with it has an impact with voters. 60% think she did something wrong when it comes to the private e-

maria: let's bring in republican strategist lisa booth and radio talk show host. >> hi, maria.ing this just about politics. that's really sad. look at the instance or issue of the terror watch list. republican democrats and the nra are actually pretty much on the same page regarding the issue. senator john cornan put shield act, outside of the fact that his bill adds preks for due process protections and also puts onus on the federal government to prove probable cause which is the same burden of proof police officers have to use regarding search warrants to ensure that the individual is placed on lists like no fly list are appropriately put on them. richard fowler would say that senator ted kennedy or le was should be able to buy a gun in america if they wanted to. [laughter] >> i don't know where lisa comes up with that. >> those are actually all facts. >> well, i was going to finish talking, thanks. here is the thing, what democrats are saying and i think what the president are saying that people on the terrorist watch list should not be able to buy a gun. the individual -- t

the president there of is lisa booth, and she is with us right now. >> hi, stuart. lisa, welcome to the show. good to see you again. >> good morning. stuart: i think trump's biggest challenge -- not biggest, but a big challenge in the immediate future is getting the party united around him and showing up in unity at the convention. and i don't think he's there yet. what say you? >> he's not there yet. and, look, i think he needs -- he has made a concerted effort. he's reached out to people, he's sat down with people like henry kissinger to talk about foreign policy, so he is moving the ball forward. but the second he moves the ball forward, we see him take steps back by attacking governor susana martinez really for no reason. so that's frustrating for me as a republican who wants unity and wants people to get behind donald trump. stuart: it's like he can't hold himself back. he just finds it irresistible. he will say, no, i'm not going to do that anymore, and two hours later he does it again. >> i really don't understand that. and you're looking at the first female h

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lisa booth is a contributor for the washington examer the, emily sussman is the campaign director foran progress action fund. thank you both for joining us. >> with hi, heather. heather: i will start with you, least so, for trump to go it alone? >> well, no. he needs the republican party, and the republican party needs donald trump. you've got to remember donald trump has been in the business world, so i think that lot lot of what he does is about leverage, it's about posturing. but he needs the republican party, the republican party needs donald trump. for a candidate who's run a very unorthodox campaign, if you look at an entity like the republican national committee, they essentially serve as a campaign in waiting for him from a fundraising perspective, from analytics, a communication teams, a grassroots organization. he needs all of those things. and the republican party also needs donald trump to do well because there are a lot of senators and members of congress who are running for re-election in very tough states. and so they need donald trump to do well at the top of the ticke

performance compare to mitt romney's back in 2000 is 2012 at this same moment in with us now is lisa booth see you his sancht hi tucker, how are you. >> some saying it's over for trump. paul ryan campaign for hillary clinton, are republicans abandoning trump because they say they think he can't win. you say the real numbers are different. tell us what you mean. >> tucker, you know this everything in washington, d.c. and particularly the mainstream media always gets overensensationallized. that's what we are seeing now. look at the numbers in key states, virginia, pennsylvania, ohio, and florida, trump actually looks pretty much like mitt romney did. mitt romney lost so donald trump is going to do a little bit better than that, especially heading into november. if you look at the numbers for where mitt romney was in 2012 to where donald trump is in 2016 they are pretty darn similar. let's get into it a little bit. if you want to put up pennsylvania, we can get into pennsylvania. look at the pennsylvania race and in 2012 obama was up 8. and right now donald trump is at 4. so, you know, there

also with us, lisa booth, contributor at "washington exami examiner" president of high noon strategies> quick intro. >> this and this and this. anyway -- so, kathy, to you, just on the paul ryan comments, just talking to sam clovis with the campaign we here's someone that endorses trump as timing-wise hillary clinton speaking yesterday on national security, the big endorsement happens and then condemning trump's comments on this judge. what do you make on that? >> i think this is par for the course. newt gingrich is very vocal about the support of trump and said, look, on certain things, he needs to dial that back or walk that back. with paul ryan i think it's the newlywed period. they're dating, getting to know each other. ryan had to make sure that he could say, look, i took time to try to get him on board with the true republican policies. they got married with the endorsement and not always going to agree. >> i think america thought they would date a few more times before a ring on it. i mean, though, seriously, reading the different op-eds and especially "the washington post" this

more, josh rogan, david cantonese, bill burton, former press secretary for president obama, and lisa boothgton examiner" and republican strategist. welcome to all of you. thank you for being here. bill, i want to start with you. what do you suppose president obama will say to bernie sanders? >> i think folks should keep in mind that president obama has some experience in uniting the party after what was a divisive primary. in 2008, he had to do a lot of work to bring hillary clinton supporters on board and build the coalition that he needed to beat sglauk that general election. this time -- beat john mccain in that general election. this time,'s going to say to bernie sanders, you've become a party, you've spoken with a his strong voice about issues that are important to the folks we represent. let's band together and make sure that we elect an awesome president in hillary clinton and stop donald trump from becoming president. >> so josh, what if bernie sanders decides to stay in beyond d.c. because he's threatened it before? i know he's laid off half the staff. maybe that's not a possibil

let's bring in republican strategist lisa booth, contributor to "washington examiner." jeffrey toobin and councilman joe barelli. welcome, welcome, to all of you. joe, i have my sights set on you out of the gate. >> of course, of course. >> good to see you again. >> you, too. >> yes, there is now on the republican party, party unity. party unity against your guy, donald trump. condemning what he's been saying about judge curiel. trump is on an island. >> right. you have to let me in the category of people who want to disavow what trump said. >> you do? >> yeah. no. i think it's fundamentally wrong. that said, if donald trump believes the judge is impartial, he has the right to do it. a more appropriate venue would be the court system or issues raised about the judge appointed. and here in new york we have an attorney general bringing an action who's part of the hillary clinton leadership team. those are fair things to criticize the impartiality of the judge on. >> to read the quote of jim acos acosta's comment with raul curiel, he's not like the kkk. that's something th

here with me fox business dagen mcdowell, republican strategist lisa booth and national review reporterfor coming back. >> of course. dagen: where did you go? >> everywhere. [laughter] dagen: we love bob. great info on small business and what's happening on the economy. >> he's so nice too. maria: dr. ben carson is with plus the host of varney & company, stuart varney. we kick it off this hour on politics, ap reporting hillary clinton has won the california primary, 69% of the vote has been counted. she's making history becoming the first woman in history to secure the nomination of a major political party in the u.s. robert gray is standing by in los angeles with more. robert, good morning. >> good morning, maria, hillary clinton winning the california primary, much more easily than had been predicted. polls leading up to the voting had her with a 2-point lead over bernie sanders. in fact, one la times that had bernie sanders with a slim lead among eligible voters. although they correctly did say among likely voters clinton had the lead. take a look at 56% for clinton, 43% for sanders