michael wallace remains impressed with mary's shooting skills. >> i would say she was pretty good.ve her the name annie oakley. >> but for mary todd, it's just another day at the office. >> i never did get nervous about it. i was doing my job. i always try to handle any situation in that store. i had protection, and i was willing to use it. \s >>> sizzling 2,000-degree lava decimates a village. >> lava is the winner when it comes to man versus lava. >>> a lightning bolt makes a direct hit. >> oh, my god! >>> wild time lapse footage of a mammoth dust storm. >> the storm spanned from one side of the horizon to the other. >>> baseball-sized hailstones. >> it's in my room. >>> massive wildfires. >> it looked apocalyptic to me.

we started trip with michael wallace who's vote "oil man" went from being a barber to one of the greatoil barons of the 20th century. >> frank phillips was an oil man. first and foremost he was an oil man. phillips 66 was the company he founded just north of the essentials for, oklahoma which became the headquarters for phillips 66 and today you still see the familiar text effects on many highways and straight and especially in this country as well. phillips 66 has become familiar to many people out here as a coke bottle, that iconic in the mind of many voters. craig got his start in the oil business and a convoluted way. he was not from oklahoma. he was actually born on a nebraska frontier out in the loop valley. the civil war veterans sought in the union army and his parents moved out into nebraska territory and that is where he was warned in 1974. they came back shortly after that to their home country in southwestern iowa. that is where frank are up. so they had those basically midwestern bird. came from a big family, many brothers and sisters. he was the oldest and he was the domi

literary to her of tulsa oklahoma with the help of our local cable partner, we start a trip with michael wass wallace whose book oilman takes a look at the life of frank phillips. >> frank phillips was an oil man. first and foremost he was an oil man, phillips 66 was a company he founded just north of us here in tulsa and oklahoma. it became the headquarters of phillips 66 and today he you still see the familiar phillips 66 shield on many highways and streets and especially in this country as well. phillips 66 has become as familiar to any people out here as a coke bottle, it's that iconic in the minds of many motorists. will frank got his start in the oil business in a convoluted way, he was not from oklahoma, he was born on the nebraska front tier out in the loop valley. his father was a civil war veteran and fought in the union army, his parents moved out to brassica territory and that's where he was born in 1874. they came back shortly after that, the phillips, to their home country in southwestern iowa and that's where frank grew up. so you had those basically midwestern roots, it came from a bi

mike barnicle, nicole wallace and michael steele are still with us and joining the conversation formerof the national democratic committee, howard dean and in washington, editor of "the fix" at "the washington post," chris. good to have you onboard. we have a lot to get to including john kerry on iran. bernie sanders in the polls. hillary clinton with e-mails. jeb bush attacking hillary. we'll start with this show. donald trump was in michigan yesterday to keynote a republican dinner. are you shaking your head, howard? >> he never fails to amaze me. >> he stuck to his tough message about immigration and got a standing ovation when he demanded a wall be built on the mexican border. trump had tougher words for jeb bush about recent murders allegedly committed by undocumented immigrants. >> you know, jeb bush, one of my opponen opponents, he's gone to my frien friends, many of my friends, and he's raised $114 million. they'll make commercials. they'll build him up like he's wonderful. coming in as an illegal is an act of love. remember that line? an act of love. tell that to some of the f

wallace. the controversy over hillary clinton's grows. can her presidential campaign recover? >> in retrospect, this didn't turn out to be convenient at all. >> we'll talk to one of clinton's biggest critics, former attorney general michaelyou wipe the ser sfler. >> with a cloth or something? >> i recently launched a snap chat account. >> i love it. those messages disappear all by themselves. >> reporter: is the former secretary of state taking the

wallace. the controversy over hillary clinton's grows. can her presidential campaign recover? >> in retrospect, this didn't turn out to be convenient at all. >> we'll talk to one of clinton's biggest critics, former attorney general michael mukasey. >> did you wipe the ser sfler. >> with a cloth or something? >> i recently launched a snap chat account. >> i love it. those messages disappear all by themselves. >> reporter: is the former secretary of state taking the investigation seriously? we'll sit down with ellen tauscher, a clinton supporter and friend. >>> new poll numbers show an opening for vice president joe biden. what will it mean for hillary? we'll talk to josh alcorn with biden 2016 and a close family friend. >>> plus, where does the iran nuclear deal stand? we'll sit down with republican presidential candidate mike huckabee who just met with the deal's biggest critic, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. >>> i'd like to have the election tomorrow. i don't want to wait. >> donald trump attracts 30,000 to a football stadium in alabama. is he now the man to beat? we'll ask our sunday panel. and the fight over government funding for planned parenthood after a new video draws outrage, all right now on "fox n

michael, do you expect direct answers from donald trump? bill o'reilly is not the moderator. we're going to have megyn kelly, brett baier, chris wallace handling the top tier candidates. do you expect them to be able to really elicit specifics when it comes to policy on these more grandiose firebombs trump has said? >> no. >> no. >> no. it's just not going to happen. donald trump, that's his answer that's been his pretty much standard answer to that. donald trump is not in right now in a mode to give you specifics. there may be a host of reasons for that. i don't think megyn -- i know there's been some chatter about, you know how hard megyn is going to go after him and some jokes made about that. i think all of that largely opens them up to donald trump turning his ire on the folks who are asking the questions. and so you know there's precariousness on both sides here. for the other candidates as well as the moderators when it comes to donald trump. and that's exactly where he wants them to be. they don't know how he's going to answer. they don't know what his response is going to be. and so that allows him to control that conversatio