mr. o'malley is against tpp.e been against every trade agreement and i am leading the effort, helping to lead the effort. al: you mentioned big money several times. you have said you are going to get outspent in this race. no super pac's for bernie sanders. but what you're doing online with small donors, give us an estimate. bernie: this is a huge issue. you are asking why people are coming out to meetings in large numbers. there is profound disgust. citizens united, 5-4 decision, which says to the koch brothers and other billionaires that they can essentially by elections. and a lot of people i know including conservatives, think that this is what american democracy is about. we have to be honest about it and the media has to be honest about it. needless to say, i am not going to get a lot of support from billionaires. i want their support. i don't need your support. i don't have a super pac. but to answer your question, since we have been in this race for all of five weeks, i think we have gotten close -- certa

mr. o'malley did. mercedes, what do you think of that? know i think governor o'malley is struggling right now because he really is sort of this policy wonk. he's not this inspirational figure. so i think when you look at him on the campaign trail he comes across a little awkward. i think that for o'malley he needs to go ahead and attack hillary clinton. the one area he can do that is by saying we shouldn't have these political dynasties. he's trying to work for fighting for the american people. i think for bernie sanders, what's so interesting is that he really comes across being this crusader. and he really is just unfiltered, straight shooter, really has a vision, whether you agree with it or not. i think it's refreshing for those especially the liberal democrats, those grass roots folks that are out there saying you know what? i don't know if i quite trust hillary clinton. hillary clinton's got to be careful. if her numbers continue to drop into the fall and close to the primary season, she can be in a little bit of trouble there. >> we

mr. o'malley is against the tpt. i've bid against every trade agreement since i have been in congress. i'm helping to lead the effort under tpt. >> hunt: you mentioned big money several times and said you're going to get outspent, no super pacs for bernie sanders but you're doing well on small donors. give us an estimate on what -- >> here's the story. this is a huge issue. you asked why people are coming out to our meetings in large numbers. there's profound disgust over the citizens united supreme court 5-4 decision which says to the koch brothers and other billionaires they can essentially buy elections and buy candidates, and very few people i know, including a lot of conservatives, think this is what american democracy is about. this is oligarchy and we have to be honest about it and the media has to be honest. it's not the way it is, billionaires shouldn't be able to buy elections. needless to say i'm not going to get a lot of support from billionaires. i don't want their support i don't need their support and i don't have a super pac. but to answer your question since we have be

mr. sanders: i urge her to speak out to the dis-note -- discontinuation of disastrous trade policies. kellye: former maryland governor martin o'malley is making time for a little music on the campaign trail. ♪ a broke out the guitar in new hampshire, met with voters and spoke with a parrot on his shoulder. his says that his time as governor will serve him well should he win the presidency. you never know what you might see martin o'malley doing on the campaign. this is about a family in texas who was fighting the law over lemonade. andrea and zoe green wanted to raise money for a father's day trip to a local waterpark. authorities shut her down and saying that they did not have the proper permit. their mother is spearheading a challenge to change the law. evans says, even though her girls are only seven and eight years old, this could be a lesson they could keep with them forever. let the girls sell their lemonade! devon: most ridiculous thing i have heard all week. they will get that changed. earlier, we discussed in a change of storms tonight. a few people thought it was possible, maybe not. we do have widely scattered storms in f

o'malley. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: all right, connor. this is very exciting for us. tell us why -- [ laughter ] tell us why you support trump. >> watching mrlt like he was speaking directly to me. i've never felt more connected with another human being, let alone a presidential candidate, in my entire life. [ laughter ] hey seth, can i ask you who you're going to vote for? >> seth: well, you know i do think it's too early -- >> wrong! [ laughter ] the only correct answer is donald trump. >> seth: okay. so now, i understand that you went out and you filmed something? >> yeah, i did. i hit the streets and i decided to campaign for mr. trump. >> seth: and now is this something that mr. trump asked you to do? >> no. winners don't ask, seth. [ laughter ] roll it, alex. >> hi we're here in new york city trying to convince people to vote for the greatest human being on earth, donald trump. ♪ annie, who do you plan on voting for? >> hillary. >> sweetheart, i feel so bad for you. you're hysterical. you don't know what you're talking about. if you vote for donald, he'll fix all the women's issues. you'll get bags, free mani pedi's once a month. free

mr. scully: any campaign is about a choice. your campaign, if you are to run against hillary clinton or martin o'malley or lincoln chafee or senator sanders, what's the choice? why you and not them? former senator webb: i wouldn't be running against any of them. i would be running for the presidency of the united states. that is my message. this country really needs leadership, not only that you can trust, but that you can look back and see a pattern of getting things done and a consistency and a willingness to listen. i think that's what we need now. mr. scully: finish this sentence. the state of america today is what? former senator webb: we remain the most unique society on earth. and good leadership will enable more greatness. mr. scully: we are in your office in virginia overlooking the national mall. you spent some time in arlington cemetery what do you think about it? former senator webb: that is a good thing to think about. it is a great place to go and think the country and service and to remember people. mr. scully: do you think a lot right a lot here? former senator webb: yes. mr. scully: what is your timeline? former s

o'malley. [ laughter and applause ] doesn't he look like the president? let's show him again. doesn't he look like the president being whisked to safety in every action movie? right this way, mrident. this isn't good. according to a new poll, chris christie's approval rating as governor has hit a a new low after it just dropped to 30%. [ audience aws ] in fact, his popularity is so low, he's the only guy in new jersey who doesn't know a a guy. i mean, i know a guy who knows a guy, but this guy doesn't know any guy. [ laughter ] so i don't know this guy. all right. kidding me over here? this is for you. it's for you. don't take anything. it's for you. do know this guy? tariq, you know this guy? >> tariq: i don't know this guy, man. get over here. get out of here. >> jimmy: whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, questlove, you know this guy? >> questlove: i don't know this guy man. i don't know this guy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: who are you doing? who are you doing? >> questlove: de niro. de niro. sorry, sorry. >> jimmy: it was almost like a a stallone type of thing. but, i liked it. it was good. it's better than your de niro. your de niro is still hands down -- you and tina fey have the

people, elizabeth warren, lincoln chafee, martin o'malley, none have the starch and stamina and support that hillary clinton has and i'm going to be mrarty pants and eat at your expense. always good to be with you. neil: denny's, the grand slam breakfast is perfect and i know you have them in virginia. >> waldorf-astoria with cocktails beforehand. neil: yikes, what have i gotten myself in? >> thank you, neil, nice to be with you. neil: on the republican side, a lot of the tea parties are looking at the race and looking at presumed favorites and not happy. the rumble on the right. columnist, tea party extraordinary. gina, what do you make of this race and where does rick perry fight for you. >> team cavuto, congratulations on the new show. happy for you. happy to be with you. secondly, rick perry, gosh, i guess, like many conservatives, i have three things to say about rick perry, but i can't remember the third one, so i'm not-- >> you're being mean, all right. [laughter] >> well, i am excited and i'm not going to get in the blood bath on the g.o.p. side of things. we have some great candidates and any of the them, neil, as you know,

o'malley the first to challenge hillary clinton for the democratic nomination. but the biggest clinton critic is almost republican candidate carly fioreinafiorina, former head of hewlett-packard who joins us now. mrs. fiorina, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> good morning, chris. thank you for having me. >> you have taken special delight in going after hillary clinton. you have set up a website called readytobeathillary.com. you held a news conference outside a south carolina hotel where she was speaking. you say hillary clinton is playing the gender card, but aren't you also playing that card when you say you can attack her more effectively than any male candidate can? >> actually, i haven't said that. perhaps others have. i have said i come from a world where titles are just titles and talk is just talk. the questions i'm raising about hillary clinton, i take no delight in them. i'm concerned. you know, it is entirely legitimate when someone is running for the presidency of the united states to ask whether they are being transparent, whether they are trustworthy, whether they have a track record of leadership. hillary clinton has demonstrated over and over she is not transparent. her leader

mrs. clinton has been working with the latino community for 30 years. it will be interesting to see how the o'malleynges things if at all. good to see you, thank you. >> thank you. >>> straight ahead on "the rundown," crews in china are getting ready to lift the capsized cruise ship out of the water. we'll get more on the progress and the search for victims. >>> also 26 years ago in china a significant moment in history. that's what the chinese military sent troops and tanks into tiananmen square to crack down on student protesters who wanted freedom and democracy. we'll talk about the censorship that still exists in that country under the current regime. but first, this afternoon the public will get its chance to pay respects the beau biden, son of vice president joe biden who died saturday after a battle with brain cancer. he'll lie in honor at delaware's legislative hall in dover. tomorrow a viewing will be held at a wilmington church followed by the funeral on saturday. american express for travel and entertainment worldwide. just show them this - the american express card. don't leave home with