. >> last night i talked to attorney general pam bondi.radio show she took shots at me over the interview. just ahead, we will go through what she said and go through it claim by claim. you wouldn't believe what's in this kiester. a farmer's market. a fire truck. even a marching band. and if i can get comfortable talking about this kiester, then you can get comfortable using preparation h. for any sort of discomfort in yours. preparation h. get comfortable with it. real is touching a ray. amazing is moving like one. real is making new friends. amazing is getting this close. real is an animal rescue. amazing is over twenty-seven thousand of them. there is only one place where real and amazing live. seaworld. real. amazing >>> welcome back. now a follow-up interview with attorney general pam bondi. as a rule, it is important reporters not become part of the story. i don't get into feuds with other anchors. we try to keep the focus on victims and survivors and loved ones left behind. the attorney general today went on a radio show made claims

what are people saying about this pam bondi situation? can tell you as the mayor of miami beach that campaign finance reform is necessary in our state. it's necessary across the country. to speak specifically about attorney general bondi, i don't know enough about the case, the facts. but i can tell you this. trump university we know is a fraud. we know these people obviously were ripped off. but it's part of who donald trump is. clearly, i'm sure our governor graduated from trump university. we know that a lot of trump's friends graduated from his university. its scams, fraud, this and that. the attorney general in new york has done a great job bringing this to light. i have a lot of confidence in him but as far as our attorney general, i know this is a very cloudy situation and i think we will wait for our state to look into it and understand better what exactly happened. >> i want to read the statement we received from pam bondi. this is her response to the story. she says yesterday's story was false and misleading including statements

>> order of speakers will be mayor dyer, rick scott, pam bondy, police chief, sheriff demings and ron hopper with the fbi. after this briefing, we will only have briefings as significant events occur today and tomorrow will provide additional updates. >> this is probably the most difficult day in the history of orlando and i want to thank all of our law enforcement professionals, our health professionals, victims advocates, counselors who have come to the aid of our community. while it is difficult for all of us, it is the most difficult for those families that are still waiting for information on their loved ones. and it's difficult as that as, i ask for patience and compassion and love. pulse remains an active crime scene and law enforcement is working the scene as efficiently and as diligently as they

the attorney general of the great state of florida, pam bondi, joins us live.ke at the briefing. you know, how did this islamic extremist thug get these weapons? >> you know, geraldo, you were the first person today at that press conference to set the scene with reporters all over the world and you were the first person to ask that question. thank you for asking that. they were the questions that will be asked down the road. but right now as your chief legal officer and law enforcement officer, i think your last guest said it -- couldn't have said it any better. and this is about human beings and not whether you're part of the lgbt community tremendously damaged today, this is about all floridians and the country and the world coming together to support americans who were killed, gunned down and in the hospital right now. and that's what i'm working on as attorney general. you know, as a prosecutor, i've been there so many times in the middle of the hurt of tragedy and you were there today. you thought the gentleman with you were right in the middle of it and t

the producer in my ear is saying pam bondy. it's pam bondy here.ponsible for their actions. and for their words. and so do you think that this will teach people that maybe their rhetoric sometimes and stance onz certain issues they need to think about it it can have an impact beyond just what they think it might, with their particular constituency. >> i hope it gives people pause and i hope it is instructive in that exact way. often when we get in debates about same sex marriage or in debates about the so-called religior relinlous freedom laws, when the debates are going on, often the people arguing against same sex marriage are organizing for discrimination. they use language and they vilify lgbt people in a way that i would like them to really think about in the context of the bloodshed in orlando. words do matter. they create or they encourage attitudes. and we want to be living in a country where everybody feels safe and is treated with respect and dignity. >> frank bruni, always a pleasure. thank you. >> thank you. >>> we have much more on our

florida's attorney general pam bondi says absolutely not. university never faced an investigation in florida is coming under scrutiny. >> it is my great honor to introduce to you the next president of the united states of america, donald trump. >> reporter: pam bondi is a big trump supporter, as florida's attorney general her office was also responsible for handling these, three complaints against trump university since she took office in 2011, plus more than 20 other complaints on file against an affiliate of trump university. so why didn't the state of florida do anything about the complaints? that's where the pesky issue of the timing of trump's donation to bondi comes into play. in august and september of 2013, pam bondi, the attorney general of florida, according to a former campaign consultant was seeking donation from donald trump. told cnn it was a weeks long process. around the same time, september 11, 2013, this e-mail to an orlando sentinel reporter shows the attorney general's office was currently reviewing allegations against tr

except-- spoiler alert-- there are no rainbow hands on pam bondi's site! he didn't even do the one (bleep) political move she said she did! here, pam, let me help you out. ( cheers and applause ) now, it's been 24 hours since the interview, which apparently isn't enough time to find some rainbow hands, but it should be enough time to set the record straight. or, well, you know. >> there's a time and place for everything, but yesterday wasn't the time nor the place in front of a hospital when we could have been helping victims. >> larry: yeah, you could have been helping, by clearing up your (bleep). and, for good measure, she doubled down on her non-apology. >> i was extremely disappointed in that, because all it did was encourage anger and hate. >> larry: no no. the florida gay community all right hated you. they already did. it didn't encourage it no. you know for the whole saying gay marriage would cause public harm thing, insinuating that gay parents don't create stable homes thing. and, of course, the gay friends things. >> are you personally against i

i happen to disagree with pam bondi on most of these public policy questions. >> but?> i happen to be gay myself. i don't know what's in her heart but i'm not going to assume that because she defended the state gay marriage banshee herself is hateful. >> here's the thing. the "new york times" rewarded cooper with this glowing profile, even when the accompanying news story said he berated pam bondi. would the "times" have acted differently if he berated a gun rights activist. >> of course, the "times" is the "times." it's so bizarre that a lot of people don't seem to understand that one can be against gay marriage, for example, and be completely gutted and infuriated and reject in the most forceful terms imaginable violence against gay people. these are two different things. >> on that point. cooper told the "new york times" i'm not here to push an agenda and defended his questioning of pam bondi as legitimate. we've been through a lot of mass shootings. as a gay man were you struck in a more personal man that this killer targeted this gay nightclub. >> these are gay pe

>> well, she was clearly blindsided and right now, florida attorney general pam bondi joins us from tampagood morning, steve. >> okay, what happened? >> well, this is all about the victims, and so i went over to do an interview. now, he did not in advance know about the scams because those were breaking. i was with the victims' families. i was -- >> and the scams were the fact that some funeral homes were gouging people. >> funeral homes gouging, right. we had just learned about all of these -- what i really want to talk about this morning, all these websites that are up there, crowd funding websites all over the country to get people to donate. i arrive, we had a nice chat. they put an earpiece in. adjusted the sound. which we do, you know, in all uplinks. then he was -- he saw the earpiece and goes, she doesn't need that. he pulls the earpiece out. i said, anderson, thank you for mentioning the victims' names. thank you for broadcasting the hospital, because that's going to make people think about these victims. and i said, here's what's breaking right now. i told him, i said, we're goi

cnn host anderson cooper, he grilled, it was a surprise, grilled florida attorney general pam bondi.ake a listen to this. >> for years you have basically gone after gay people. do you think you're a champion of the gay community? i have never really seen you talk about gays and lesbians and transgender people in a positive way until now. >> there's a time and place for everything. if he wants to ask me about doing my job defending the constitution, but to incite anger and hatred was not the time and place in front of a hospital. emotions are high, i saw later he cried when he was reading the names. so it is what it is, but let's just focus on unity and love and he basically mocked me for saying that. cheryl: okay, so brent, this was the classic gotcha interview, that's what he did, a lot of journalists do it. she said they told her they would be talking about the victims, she says they booked under false pretenses, do you think he's right to bring up that issue with her? >> no, bestill my heart that producers sometimes lie to you, it's happened to all of you. it is gotcha journalism.

joining us now, i believe, we have with reaction florida attorney general pam bondi and fox news contributor and executive director of the national center for policy analysis lieutenant colonel allen west. pam, i know you have been spending a lot of time as the attorney general with the victims, with the victims' families. i don't know what you can add to that, the pain and the suffering, but there is an investigation here and what's so heart breaking, we're told that there are 1,000 ongoing isis investigations in america. we see that the fbi was well aware of who this person was. they knew that he celebrated on 9/11. there is a whole list of things that we know about this guy. the fbi -- he wanted to be a martyr he told the fbi. he said at work he was a member of al qaeda and hezbollah. he talked about the tsarnaev brothers. he talked about this other suicide bomber. first ever suicide bomber in syria. why was he not on that watch list? >> sean, that's the question. you called and it i'm going to call it. he is a terrorist. is he a terrorist and this is one of the worst attacks of terrorism

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pam bondy visited the scene. >> i have never seen anything like this. >> there is strong indications that mateen was inspired by foreign terrorist organizations. investigators searched mateen's car. >> we are going through the killer's life and his electronics to understand as much as we can about his path and whether there was anyone else involved in directing him and assisting him. >> mateen spoke with the 911 operator three times early yesterday morning after being in a bathroom with hostages. >> my gut is that would be us. >> gladys went to the club latin night and left 30 minutes before the massacre. >> here is my picture. that is me and my husband. that would be my last time. and we left. we left around 1:30. >>> and we are learning more about the shooter, omar mateen and there is information coming out from witnesses that he went to the nightclub dozens of times. he frequented the nightclub in the past and we have new information that he was actually on a gay dating app which is interesting information given the background d the stories he has heard about the gay population. h

bobby jindal, pam bondi, i'm thinking of other names, ben carson, herman cain., a list of people to show how serious a general for department of defense, how serious he would be about governing. would that help? >> yeah, i think that's a good idea. and i would add this, though, sean, to that. as powerful as that is, i think it's a great idea, he's going to have to win this on his own in respects. the people who have doubts about trump are going to want to see him go beyond just the repartae with the media. we had the big dustup with the abc reporter. people know he can do that. he does that pretty brutally. they get that. but what they want to see from him is a sober, practical, very realistic approach to rebuilding ourmy. i think this is going to be decided as a debate on globalization and his plan to bring jobs back to the united states. and obviously sealing the border, keeping us safe. that's where this is going to be decided. >> agreed. >> he's going to have to win this on his own as a national campaign, sean. not just focused on ohio and florida. >> if he

i would like to turn it over to the attorney general pam bondi. >> today is a tragic day. we are making it clear anyone who attacks our lgbt community, anyone who attacks anyone in our state will be gone after to the fullest extent of the law. today my office has been working, bringing in victims' advocates throughout the state of florida here to orlando. if you are missing a family member, a loved one, we will be here to help you. you're hearing on a horrible, tragic, violent day the word love. that's what we need to continue to do. we need to look out for each other, take care of each other. we will be available as a community, as a state. we have all received calls from around the country of people offering their support in this horrible, horrible time. our mayor has done an incredible job. the fbi has taken the lead on the investigation. they are remarkable. back in the command center, watching federal, state and local law enforcement and prosecutors all work together second to none in our state. we should be very proud of the law enforcement, the men and women in unif

. >>> meanwhile, the associated press reports florida attorney general pam bondi asked trump for largeion in exchange for dismissing a fraud case against him. a new disclosure from bondi's spokesman said $25,000 was donated to the a.d.'s -- ags re-election group four days after it was looking at a probe into the trump university. she nixed the suit citing insufficient grounds to proceed. today trump has donated over $253,000 to florida officials. >>> from meryl streep to oprah winfrey and others appeared with first lady michelle obama in the launch for the united state of women white house summit. this will focus on gender equality, economic empowerment, civic engagement and more. the event caps first lady's final year focusing on women and children. >>> and stephen colbert had an interesting answer to trump's feud with the california judge presiding over his case. >> trump's point is he cannot be judged by a member of any group that he has offended. so that means no mexican or muslim judge, no women judges unless she's a ten. he's insulted the pope. he called everyone in iowa stupid.

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. >> just a few minutes ago i caught up with florida's attorney general pam bondi.ge to the people of florida and everywhere is to continue living your life. if you let fear dictate what you do and who you are, then you let the terrorists win. we are on scene here about two blocks away from the night club. it's still blocked off. it is a crime scene at this time, a big day for investigators. they do say their main focus today is notifying the victims' families. they are working to collect electronic and physical evidence from the scene. we are learning more about that horrific attack. police say that they were in contact with the shooter who said he was wearing a bomb. that's when officers drove an armored vehicle into the building of that night club. the gunman omar mateen, 29 years old, exchanged fire with police at that point and was killed. the decision to move into the night club saved dozens of lives. people being held hostage inside the bathroom of that night club. today the motive of the attack is still under investigation, and they are looking into possible

scott brown the former senator from massachusetts pam bondi from florida as well as people -- there was former apprentice contestant who was on the call and his pastor, mark burns. various people like that. mark: unusual for the candidate to briefing surrogates on messages. tell us specific things. people want to read the story in full can go to bloombergpolitics.com. tell us specific things trump said. jennifer: jan brewer said listen your campaign sent us a memo last night instructing us not to talk about trump university. you guys are not authorized to talk about. trump fought back and said, who sent this memo. i will tear that up and throw that in the waste basket. you guys are fully authorized to talk about this. fight back hard. he was telling these surrogates, we will overcome. i've always won. i will continue to win. that's the way it's going to be. he said, you know you guys are the reason why i'm having this call. sometimes you guys get information that's not very smart. you guys are getting stupid information that are not very smart. he promise to have more calls with his sur

florida attorney general pam bondy visited the scene today. >> i have never seen anything like this in my career. we have bodies piled on bodies. >> f.b.i. director james comey says there are strong indications that mateen was radicalized inspired by terrorists. >> we are going through the killer's life and his electronics to understand as much as we can about his path and whether there was anybody else involved in directing him or assisting him. >> comby says mateen spoke with a 911 operator three times afternoon morning after being in a club with hostages. >> gladys and her husband went to the club latin night and left 30 minutes before the shooting massacre. >> here is my picture. that's me and my husband. see, that would have been my last time. and we left. we left around 1:30. >>> hearing the stories from the victims and getting updates from those at the trauma center and learning new information about the shooter and what witnesses are telling us, that he frequented that night club in the past and has been connected with a gay dating app. he doesn't live near the nightclub but dr

live in orlando we'll speak with pam bondi.ith the families of the victims who are struggling for survival, some of them in area hospitals in orlando. the death toll stands at 49. we hope and pray as a country that it goes no higher. we'll find out that answer next. to life-saving medications. in fact, it kills. one hepatitis c pill... can't get it. that's obscene greed. to life-saving medications. in fact, it kills. one hepatitis c pill... can't get it. bill: we knew we would learn more throughout the morning. fox news pentagon sources confirm that omar mateen, age 29, the terrorist who killed 49 here late saturday night made two visit to saudi arabia, one in 2011, another in 2012. we also know in 2013 he was interviewed by the f.b.i. and the following year in 2014 thought to have a connection with the first american suicide bomber to blow himself up in eastern syria in the ongoing war with isis. the former attorney general in florida, pam bondy, is my guest along orange avenue. current. correction. you have been in touch with

. $35,000 to greg abbott, $25,000 in illegal campaign contribution to pam bondi.oth states were prepared with valid cases against trump university and a deputy director -- >> i think it is difficult to debate the small facts of these things when we don't know the small facts. now you brought the issue about scholarship. i think the point that tara makes is an important one, we may be seeing an important turning point in the campaign. we may look back and say this is a week things changed. i think mr. trump, it is all about trump university and we're losing sight of the fact these issues come up, attack on the press, attack on the judge, some of his other things that came up today, i thought what ana navarro said was very telling, you know, that there are some republicans that are now turning on him because i think he has become unhinged around allegations around trump university. part of it strikes a chord at a personal level where he is called a fraud, but this is a contract dispute that can be resolved. >> he is republican nominee for president. in june talking

. >> i've heard criticism, we interviewed the attorney general pam bondi tonight, i've heard criticismy and lesbian people that some of the politicians who come forward seem to be painting themselves as champions of the gay community and they don't have the history. they don't have the track record of actually doing that. >> and you know, that is true. but what i've seen with this event is them now paying attention, them now embracing. >> and that's important. >> and that's important. it's not where they started but how this event has now embraced my friends because i've been a champion and a friend of the community. my sisters and brothers. because i see people. i don't see genders. i don't see color. i don't see classes. what i see with the lgbt community is those that have helped build this city, that has made this city grow economically, but have, you know, through the years been shunned. but what i can say through the leadership of our mayor buddy dyer and the council that i sit on, we married the first same-sex marriages here in the state of florida. when it comes to transgender,

pam bondi joins us live from florida to respond.end? >> of course we saw it. we saw it with anderson cooper, the governor saw it. when you're on the ground in orlando all week long, here's what we're worried, about not politics, people. we're worried about the victim's family. sure, we're worried about fighting radical islam to protect our country, but what we're worried about is the families, the human being, to help all of these people out there who need these services. >> and you had a reaction where he asked the dumbest question i've seen on television, because you and your party members votvoted the way you did, you are unfit to mourn these victims. >> we wanted to make sure the money was being directed where it should go. that was breaking news. he was going to be the first one to have that and i figured no one better than anderson cooper to get that message out there. i kept trying to redirect him but, again, he was out there, he was hurt. you always want to lash out at someone. i'm not saying he lashed out at me. we doo bait

let's go through it now with the attorney general of the state of florida, pam bondy and cnn nationalecurity analyst juliet kai yes, ma'am as well as phil mud. first of all a.g. it's good to have you here. i he no you are very involved in this investigation as the state's top law enforcement office. what can you tell us with your discretion. >> it's active, ongoing, fluid. i have a representative in the command center getting updated briefings. what mr. comey said i applaud about do not let fear overtake us. that's what domestic and international terrorism is all about, fear, instilling fear in us. thank you for being out here. people need to know it's safe to go to school. it's safe to go to work. that's what these radical extremists want us to believe, that it's not safe. my job as attorney general right now -- i'm working with the victims' families. and we have a brand-new number to give you. >> please. >> out of the 49 victims, thank goodness, 46 families have now been notified. >> so 36 out of the 49. >> yes, our numbers are increasing thank to the hotline. i have victims' advoca

i'm sure you saw anderson cooper on cnn have this exchange with pam bondi in florida that has gone viral. example of a telogen clip cut down and that is unprompted live television. if you are producing something storytelling come a has to be told different on every medium. the final thing that i would say is that you see innovation in part because of donald trump's habit of calling out the press and refuting statements that he has made. who has tobc and cnn do 20 47 coverage doing fact as thein real-time interview donald trump because it is the only way that they can keep up with the interview and keep the viewers informed. that is something we've never seen before. hillary: used to be like fact checking was like a nonprofit enterprise. it would happen three days after a debate or something. maybe if you get around to it, you will see what is true what is not. it is part of our daily diet of understanding now. catherine, you are at political for seven years during the explosion of that brand and its domination and it's really setting the bar for what doing real-time news on the political

around that's what we're talking to about the attorney general, pam bondi, the latest on the investigationopeful he's talking terror. i think he'll be talking guns. >> yeah. probably right. >> we'll see. >> but the question this morning, was thete terrorist wh targeted a gay nightclub, we get our first look inside his house. >> leland vitter is live with the very latest. leland? >> reporter: good morning, steve and ainsley. there's growing evidence to the fact that omar mateen was indeed gay himself. evidently, he went to the pulse nightclub, a number of times. frequented a lot of folks there told "the l.a. times" that they recognized him not only from that nightclub, but also from gay dating apps. specifically one called jack'd he was known to use. his ex-wife also alluded to the fact that he was gay. how that played into his decision to target the nightclub during gay pride month is still unclear. dailymail.com obtained exclusive pictures inside of his apartment. obviously that's something that the fbi is going to be looking at and seeing what they may be able to find in there. "star war

i'm sure you saw anderson cooper on cnn have this exchange with pam bondi in florida that has gone viralthat as an example of a television clip cut down and that is unprompted live television. if you are producing something storytelling come a has to be told different on every medium. the final thing that i would say is that you see innovation in part because of donald trump's habit of calling out the press and refuting statements that he has made. you see msnbc and cnn who has to do 20 47 coverage doing fact checks in real-time as the interview donald trump because it is the only way that they can keep up with the interview and keep the viewers informed. that is something we've never seen before. hillary: used to be like fact checking was like a nonprofit enterprise. it would happen three days after a debate or something. maybe if you get around to it, you will see what is true what is not. it is part of our daily diet of understanding now. catherine, you are at politico for seven years during the explosion of that brand and its domination and it's really setting the bar for what doing

cnn's anderson cooper challenged the state's attorney general, pam bondi, on tuesday.s. >> i want to ask you. i saw you the other day saying that anyone who attacks the lgbt community, our lgbt community, you said, will be gone after with the full extent of the law. >> that's exactly right. >> i talked to a lot of gay and lesbian people here yesterday who are not fans of yours and said they thought you were being a hypocrite. that you for years have fought -- you've basically gone after gay people, said in court that gay people simply by fighting for marriage equality, were trying to do harm to the people of florida, to induce public harm, i believe was the term you used in court. do you really think you're a champion of the gay community? >> let me tell you, when i was sworn in as attorney general, i put my hand on the bible and was sworn to uphold the constitution of the state of florida. that's not a law that was voted into our state constitution by the voters of florida. that's what i was defending. it had nothing to do -- i've never said i don't like gay people. >

a political consultant who worked on attorney general pam bondi's campaign tells the ap that she andcomplaints about trump's real estate seminars. a group backing bondi's re-election reported receiving trump's $25,000 donation in september of 2013, four days after her office announced it was considering the probe. back in march, the washington post reported trump aid said the donation was a mistake. the mistake was made all the worst because it was not reported to the irs. the group supporting pam bondi and justice for all, the charity listed a donation of justice for all a wichita-based nonprofit who said they never got the money. >> did she join the suit or not? >> not joined -- >> she ended up not joining the suit. florida did not join the suit. steve, the rage, i bet it makes you angry. >> to get back to what -- >> i'm talking about in general trump and the judge and now o'riley and other republicans circling the wagons for him. >> the interesting one is ted cruz. you played the clip yesterday. he's not yet endorsed trump and i was talking to rick tyler who worked with ted cruz's

in a related development, the associated press reported that florida's attorney general pam bondy personally asked trump for a campaign contribution around the same time her office was deciding whether to join the lawsuit against trump university. ultimately, trump donated and florida stayed out. >> thank you, major. joining us at the table with nancy and major is john heilman. he's managing editor for bloomberg politics, also co-host and executive producer of "the circus" which returns next months on showtime, a division of cbs. john, welcome. >> good morning. >> a lot of stuff to talk about today. >> it's a historic time. >> let me start with you, mr. heilman. big primary day. we have the president say he's going to endorse hillary at some point. at least that's what we assume he said to bernie sanders. so where are we in terms of a moment in this campaign? >> well, i think, you know, it has been pretty clear for a couple months that hillary clinton was almost certain to be the democratic nominee. she now is getting to the place where all the numbers are demonstrating that's true. she will

i'm sure you saw anderson cooper in cnn had exchange with pam bondi in florida that has gone viral.that's an amazing moment of unscripted, unprompted live television. if you're actually producing something that's story telling, it has to be told different on every medium. and i think the final thing i'd say you see innovation in part because of donald trump's has been it of calling out the press and refuting statements that he's made. you see msnbc and cnn which have to do 24/7 coverage doing fact checks in real-time as they interview donald trump because it's the only way that they can keep up with the interview and keep their viewers informed. that's something we have never seen before. >> right. it used to be like fact-checking, like a nonprofit enterprise that would happen three days after a debate or something. maybe if you get around to it you will see what was true and what was not it's like part of our daily diet of understanding now. katherine, you were at politico for seven years during explosion of that brand and its domination and i think like really setting the bar for

on tuesday, cnn's anderson cooper talked with florida attorney general pam bondi.g a hotline for families of victims. earlier she said recognizing same-sex marriage would "impose significant public harm." she was asked about that during anderson's interview. listen. >> let me tell you, when i was sworn in as attorney general, i put my hand on the bible and was spoern to uphold the -- sworn to uphold the constitution of the state of florida. that's not a law. that was voted into our state constitution by the voter of florida. that's what i was defending. i've never said i don't like gay people. i never said gay people could do harm to the people of florida -- >> you argued that in court. >> my lawyer argued a case defending what the supreme court allowed the voters to put in our state constitution. >> reporter: you were arguing if there was gay marriage, if there was same-sex marriage, that would do harm to the people of florida. it's -- >> that it was constitutional to put that in the constitution. >> reporter: are you saying you do not believe it would do harm to

long conference call yesterday with some of his surrogates that included jan brewer of arizona and pam bondiu know, keep talking about the fact that he doesn't believe he can get a fair shake from him. that the judge cannot be impartial. so donald trump did last night on bill o'reilly's show back off a little bit on the idea of judge curiel's mexican heritage. but listen to what he said when bill o'reilly asked if he regretted what he said. >> all they want to talk about is trump university. i think we turned it because thousands and thousands of students have signed documents saying it was a great school, they learned a lot. they gave it high marks. i think we turned it. at least people understand it, it was a simple lawsuit that should have been dismissed a long time ago. but the judge is treating me very unfairly. >> reporter: meanwhile, on the democratic side hillary clinton and bernie sanders are using this as a cudgel with which to bludgeon donald trump. they see a lot of republicans headed for the exits and are only time too happy to hold the door open for them. here is clinton and th

just a few hours, he will be introduced by the state's governor rick scott and attorney general pam bondy, peter. >> all right. we are going to bring in old pal jesse watters now. he has a special on tonight and tomorrow. want to get your thought on the latest headlines. we are going to roll some tape of donald trump vs. hillary clinton. i guess we are not. >> really vicious, really going after each other, arnghts they. >> they have been going after each other. poet of them have been saying that the other will take the country backwards. >> you know, listen, hillary is crooked, that thick is really sticking. i would hate if he had a nickname for me. it would be devastating. >> send your emails to friends@foxnews.com. >> send them pete's way. listen, she is not trustworthy and she wants to be the person that's going to be the steady hand guiding the ship because donald trump is supposed to be the guy that you can't trust and is he a loose cannon. this country doesn't want that. with they want someone to shake things up. she is down like 40 points. someone that might shoot first, ask questi

. >>> meanwhile, the associated press reports florida attorney general pam bondi asked trump for large donation in exchange for dismissing a fraud case against him. a new disclosure from bondi's spokesman said $25,000 was donated to the a.d.'s -- ags re-election group four days after it was looking at a probe into the trump university. she nixed the suit citing insufficient grounds to proceed. today trump has donated over $253,000 to florida officials. >>> from meryl streep to oprah winfrey and others appeared with first lady michelle obama in the launch for the united state of women white house summit. this will focus on gender equality, economic empowerment, civic engagement and more.