okay, now, look, you are in awx position where you're being attacked by moveon and other very organized radical left groups. you know it your security knows it. secret service knows it that's going to continue. do you have a plan on how you're going to handle that? >> well, it is going to continue because the last person they want to face, the democrats want to face, is me. and the last person hillary clinton wants to face is me. and i mean i know that for a fact and people like to report it different ways. but, they want to have me out. they want to have somebody else to run against hillary, assuming she gets to the starting gate, which is a big question. i mean are these emails going to allow her to get to the starting point. >> the fbi could come in but she is going to win the vote. but, you know, you get in trouble when you react. all right? so the proactive forces are coming at you. and then you reacted and you have said some very questionable things like maybe punch them in the face or something likeg that. what i'm trying to get at is. >> i didn't say that bill. >> something/1úbj

you will see black lives matter, moveon, all of these people trying to brand you as some nazi and the go along with it. enabling them to do their deal. but they're baiting you. i'm speaking from experience. i don't know whether you remember al franken but he baited me. i guess it was 10 years ago. i fell for like an idiot. he won in the sense he got all this publicity and he was able to lie at will and do what he did. is he a despicable human being but he won because i racketed to him. i should have floated above it and i'm wondering whether you request float above move on and black lives matter. is it possible? >> i think i can the only thing i would say is this: we have some very big events scheduled with 25, 35,000 people. one 32,000 all sold out. when people gv in there and they interrupt and they stand up and in many cases they start things like, you know, raising their fists and maybe hitting people, we're not going to -- >> no, security is going to handle that. >> the people in that room won't say it. the people in the room, in all fairness to them, i don't know, i mean, i don'

moveon and others wanted to shut down trump's rall barely mentio provocation. mr. on him and his supporters. he doesn't set out to incite, i suggested he tone it down. i was fair. >> don't smoke. but you seem to be under the influence, max. we presented the hard evidence in the memo. can't understand how you could have missed it. >> he's a commentator, joe. he's got to be audacious. it's his freedom of speech. come on. >> how? i don't have subpoena power. by the way, all i asked mr. clooney to do after the telethon is encourage the charities to distribute the money in an open way. different situation. >> that's good to hear. finally tonight, "the factor" "tip of the day," "time" magazine this week discussing movies about jesus. in said column, he writes, "killing jesus" last year's critically eviscerated tv movie based on bill o'reilly's novel broke viewership records. it was nominated for a an emmy. so we asked mr. anderson to provide backup on his statement. we can't reach him. so here's the "tip of the day," you expect this stuff on the net, but even publication

this is this a moveon crowd? >> reporter: i don't know if it's a moveon crowd. i mean, it could be. but most of the people here that we heard from vocally seem to have been bernie sanders supporters. a lot of black lives matter supporters, some folks with a mexican flag. but you're dealing with a very large student body. you know that student bodies are ryryry diverse in their politic thinking. a lot of people tilting to the left side of the political fence and they just wanted to make sure views known. and they thought that perhaps in the way that marisa johnson, the black lives matter activist in seattle when she shut down a bernie sanders event in front of a very progressive crowd, this crowd wanted to shut down donald trump's right to free speech, and they certainly have accomplished their goal tonight, megyn. >> and you can see the disappointment on that young man's face talking about how it was unfair. it's not how it's supposed to work. >> reporter: he was obviously very disappointed. people who are exiting the parking dpraj hepark ing garage here, all the people going to thi

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other groups are engaging in , other groups will be lobbying, other groups like moveon are sponsoring days of action. i would say it's a rather large conglomeration of organizations engaged in negativity's and they do best. there are meetings simply for groups to share information about what each and everyone is doing. but at the end of the day, what we're seeing is such a proliferation of organizations and individuals that care passionately about this that and are often running particularly in the next two weeks, will be leaning heavily on senate leadership and senators through a variety of different tactics and strategies. ms. kim: if judge garland is confirmed, what do you see his role being? could he be a critical swing vote? ms. aron: he possibly could be. i think it's hard to say at the moment. i can say this much -- his record, from what we know on his sucker court of appeals, certainly differs very much from antonin scalia's. he is a judge who has been very respectful of the role agencies played. you see that permeating all of his decisions on the d.c. circuit. that's a far cr

. >> is remorseful and just wants to moveon. >> sentencing is set for april 1313 he could get probation be at the sentencing. >> a train slams into a parked radar shows extensive area of showers from ohio . it is almost the entire area . you shall see some of the echoes of norwalk, sandusky, into mansfield, new philadelphia . and the recorded lightning strikes about 575 reports . of lightning . so be very cautious .o we see the flood watch, warnings to the southwest . rainfall could be locally heavy before moving on . there is the overall view the cloud cover is extensive . we will see a continuation of local showers tonight we are not under any severe weather alert . akron-cantond about seven to eight, the high today officially 70 . which is about 25 above normal .w sunset at 7:33 p.m. and looking at the numbers, lakefront, a brief shift north, 57 degrees . and nearly like the word they have a huge velocity then into tuesday morning the rainfall will be with us should get out of here early tuesday . then they western system, clipper system effectiveness into the weekend . there is some

had this gone forward, that was a staged deal by moveon or whoever might be doing it. a staged deal. had this gone forward, there could have been tremendous clashes and a lot of people would have been hurt. so and now i see the streets are empty. it looks like you have a picture of much earlier. >> we do. >> right. the streets are now empty. >> if they continue this, mr. trump, future events, what is your -- have you thought about how do you, you know, all the people are willing to come out to the event. i think you're right. they a right to hear your voice. organized, ongoing -- >> i think we'll get more people. they don't want to just stake this kind of stuff, sean. they don't want to take it. they're tired of it. this is one of the reasons that there's such a huge number of people leaving the democrat party and coming and voting for trump. i mean, they come to vote for donald trump because we're not going to take it. i mean, it's just the country is going to hell. we're very divided. we're very, very divided. we have a president when's a very divisive guy and frankl

i think as moveon and other elements of the democratic party start moving it along. >> we could go on and on because i still have many more questions but they're giving us the wrap. >> i'll come back. >> yes indeed. >>> coming up next a dc firefighter is out of the hospital after risking his life to save a woman from a burning apartment building. >> also ahead, are you looking for love? the key to online dating success may start with the we'll explain as fox 5 at 10 continues. >>> we have never been worth more. and this may help. stocks up four weeks in a row as oil prices bounce back but that is also pushing pump prices back up as well. the national average for regular unleaded rising nearly $0.20 to 1.89 a gallon. still well-below the all-time high of 4 bucks a gallon. and that overall plunge has been forcing a lot of energy companies to shut down gas and oil rigs across the country. the number of rigs now near a 70-year low. meanwhile nestle ceo saying it will the company calling back frozen foods. the problem there could be, could be, glass fragments in them. that's not good. that

once it had been resolved, to moveon. the many occasions when i spoke at the library.meet in a holding room downstairs to catch up on the latest gossip. what was going on in our personal lives. after everyone had been seated, especially once she was confined to a wheelchair, we would take her to an entryway that had been curtained off. we could hear the music begin to swell. ladies and gentlemen, the former first lady of the united states, nancy reagan and her guest tom brokaw. i escorted her into the auditorium and into the front row. i sat there beside tom selleck her friend and gave her my luck. the last time we were there together, i received them modestly. i wanted to be sure that nancy approved. i leaned over her seat. i hope that was okay. tom, give me a little kiss. they will love that. [laughter] our shared editor ran the house. will we lost nancy last weekend, it would have been the 60th anniversary of their marriage. god bless nancy. mrs. ronald reagan. first lady. the friend of a reporter. thank you, nancy. >> the month before my father died. she had to be

to a lot of people it sounded like he was siding with moveon .org. >> it's important we have freed peaceful protest, and it is telling that donald trump's campaign is the only one with violence issues. charles: it was not donald trumps fault. >> he has encouraged an atmosphere of violence saying stuff like -- charles: i get you. inside the building he needs to take more responsibility. when you have organized protesters pay do this for a living, you going to blame trump for that? >> i am because he has created the atmosphere. charles: as we await this rally there was an announcement made not to harmony protesters. how do you see it? >> the words accountability and responsibility have been taken out of our vocabulary. the protesters are responsible for their actions. how can anyone on the podium be responsible for something someone is doing in the crowd? charles: as president of the us you have to have some sort of -- a lot of times things happen and he does not give the order. you do have a certain amount of control. people are getting upset about him not chastising. >> ii don't believe for

other groups are engaging in major e-mails, other groups will be lobbying, other groups like moveon are sponsoring days of action. i would say it's a rather large conglomeration of organizations engaged in negativity's and they do best. there are meetings simply for groups to share information about what each and everyone is doing. but at the end of the day, what we're seeing is such a proliferation of organizations and individuals that care passionately about this that most are often running and particularly in the next two weeks, will be leaning heavily on senate leadership and senators through a variety of different tactics and strategies. ms. kim: if judge garland is confirmed, what do you see his role being? could he be a critical swing vote? ms. aron: he possibly could be. i think it's hard to say at the moment. i can say this much -- his record, from what we know on his court of appeals, certainly differs very much from antonin scalia's. he is a judge who has been very respectful of the role agencies played. you see that permeating all of his decisions on the d.c. circuit. that's

. >> a politico story this week that, you know, says they quoted moveon, green peace. >> never quote> i quote you. five-alarm fire for the democracy, a threat to the america we love. you had a little run-in with hillary earlier but -- >> clinton's a war criminal. >> if you become the nominee, it's a same playbook every election year. republicans are racist, republicans are sexist, republicans are anti-gay, republicans want to poison the air and water an throw your grandmother over a cliff and have a donald trump look alike throwing granny over the cliff. you know what? republicans in the past have been absolutely impotent in dealing with those attacks. how will you deal with it? >> you have to deal with it very tough and very strong. now, they kim at me about two months and sort of indicated i was sexist an i'm not. i have tremendous respect for women. i have -- i mean, my mother -- i mean, between texas, they hit me with the sexist and the sexist, the racist. least racist person. friends of mine that happen to be african-american said you're the least racist person we've ever met. g

. >> you know, you have all these reports, george soros, funding groups like moveon and black lives matters and then occupy wall street. and all of these groups now seem to want to coordinate and they're fund-raising off it because to create as much chaos as possible. monmouth did a poll in florida. 22% more likely to vote for trump as a result of what happened in chicago. how do you interpret that? >> well, i think the numbers will go up because i think people realize that the sources of confusion and chaos are left wing fascists who want to impose their way of life on us, they want to impose their values. remember, the first really big test case was scott walker as governor of wisconsin who had a key moment when he had thousands of people in the capital, people sleeping in. he had people occupying the state capital. lost the election fair and square. they lost the election for the governor. they lost the election for state representative. they lost the election for the senate and their reaction was to take it to the streets. and try to browbeat the governor and legislature against what th

had this gone forward, that was a staged deal by moveon or whoever might be doing it. a staged deal. had this gone forward, there could have been tremendous clashes and a lot of people would have been hurt. so and now i see the streets are empty. it looks like you have a picture of much earlier. >> we do. >> right. the streets are now empty. >> if they continue this, mr. trump, future events, what is your -- have you thought about how do you, you know, all the people are willing to come out to the event. i think you're right. they a right to hear your voice. organized, ongoing -- >> i think we'll get more people. they don't want to just stake this kind of stuff, sean. they don't want to take it. they're tired of it. this is one of the reasons that there's such a huge number of people leaving the democrat party and coming and voting for trump. i mean, they come to vote for donald trump because we're not going to take it. i mean, it's just the country is going to hell. we're very divided. we're very, very divided. we have a president when's a very divisive guy and frankl

. >> haven't heard any of the candidates denouncing moveon.ard on the liberal side hillary clinton or bernie sanders denouncing moveon. hillary clinton has denounced the violence and called for calm at the events. we spoke to phillip levine earlier. he's the miami beach mayor and a clinton supporter. even he is denouncing moveon.org. watch. >> running on a stage like that clearly is -- looks like it's a crime to me. it's something that should not be tolerated. and putting police in jeopardy and folks there protesting peacefully, folks coming to a political rally. it's disrupting their freedom of speech. >> what we're seeing is this huge double standard. there are people who don't like donald trump are saying people who want to protest donald trump have a right to free speech, but trump does not. they think it's okay to let him go and cancel events, black lives matter is in on this, too. they are tweeting out trump's schedule. they're asking people to plan to shut down his events. that's not the way that it's supposed to work. if you don't like

other groups are engaging in major e-mails, other groups will be lobbying, other groups like moveon aresponsoring days of action. i would say it's a rather large conglomeration of organizations engaged in negativity's and they do best. there are meetings simply for groups to share information about what each and everyone is doing. but at the end of the day, what we're seeing is such a proliferation of organizations and individuals that care passionately about this that most are often running and particularly in the next two weeks, will be leaning heavily on senate leadership and senators through a variety of different tactics and strategies. ms. kim: if judge garland is confirmed, what do you see his role being? could he be a critical swing vote? ms. aron: he possibly could be. i think it's hard to say at the moment. i can say this much -- his record, from what we know on his court of appeals, certainly differs very much from antonin scalia's. he is a judge who has been very respectful of the role agencies played. you see that permeating all of his decisions on the d.c. circuit. that's

but we tried to do is acknowledge, moveon, learn from it, and make sure the patient's got coverage. >> thank you. >> let me just follow up. will these federal loans ever be repaid. therepaid. the answer was we're not going to talk about it. the real answer of course is no. our investigation shows in the aggregate the failed co-op not alone, not counting what they are the treasury committee seat 1.13 billion which is 93 percent greater than the reported assets. in case you did not know, your answer is where will it come from. we are talking about on loan liabilities forgetting the 1.2 billion we talked about. so i think it is a near certainty that you will have a complete loss. let's talk for a 2nd about another issue that was raised briefly. the huge problem with the way in which this was handled, the issue of unpaid medical claims. in certain states there is a substantial amount of unpaid claims. one example would be new york. 379.5 million unpaid medical claims. the 221 million. the patient's the relied on it. in other states that might be covered. amended on the state. but in new y

i think bernie sanders should tell moveon, stop sending people to the trump campaigns you're asking forple see chaos swirling around a candidate, they say, hey, this is trouble. this is too much of a scircus. they may stay home or switch to another candidate. i do know the swing voters the undecided voters don't like chaos. >> you centered on something that's the chaos because people are alarmed and uncertain when it comes to confusion and chaos and a result that could be dealt if donald trump doesn't get ahead of this message, what happens to his campaign? >> donald trump made a good start in the debate. he was much more sub dude and much more "presidential". i think he needs to keep that up, lower the temperature at his rallies, lower the temperature of his supporters. somebody has to take the first move. and the other candidates should also be called on to say that supporters don't go to a rally just to protest. go to rally but don't go there to agitate. >> john kasich has said that, it's time for america to unite and not be divided over the politics. he said what happened last night

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by moveon or one of these groum that are not gad groups. they're not good groups for the country. terms of protesters, we've had so few protesters at these rallies compared to the size of the rallies themselves. we've had no injuries, no problems, until yesterday when we had this one. and this one was a total set-up, and it was organized by a group. and professionally organized, and what they're really doing is they're shutting down the first amendment. and it's very unfair to the 25,000 people that were lining up to get in. it's very, very unfair. >> john roberts joins us now. he was in the middle of it all last night. john, donald trump, we asked him a couple of times. i asked him whether or not today at the events in ohio where he would get up and call for calmness, that's what some of his gop rivals are calling for this morning, and he basically laughed it off. >> reporter: well, what are you going to call for calm with? certainly not his supporters. his supporters were relatively calm last night until they were confronted by the protesters. let me just say that a few minutes