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i'm joined by former republican congressman from michigan, pete hoekstra.ses donald trump on national security issues. robert wolf, hillary clinton supporter. welcome to you both. robert, first, give me a sense what she needs to do to get 1/3 part of the pie in audience? >> get back on message. we have been hearing about comey four days. she has to go back on message, economy, jobs. you're down to seven days. i think one good thing we have a lot of surrogates out for democratic party that will be on message from president to michelle, to biden. i think at the end of the day we'll have a good last week. liz: we're hearing the speech is not about policy and it is about the woman issue. bringing up shiny object, alicia machado. >> she will talk about women's issues. getting suburban women and women to vote, majority of the country obviously a key. that is crucial part why she is up in the swing states today. liz: congressman, as clinton works very hard to pivot the news of fbi investigation into something else, donald trump has already spoken in pennsylvania.

di with it peter keng a nd we'll be joined by pete hoekstra. but bebegin tonight with mike tobin who is reporting live from columbus, ohio. mike? >> reporter: and megyn, sophomore jacob bowers had stopped on a bench on campus just before 11:00. he opened up his laptop and put his head phones in. because he had his head phones in, he didn't hear the initial car attack. he looked up to see the attacker flailing away at students with a knife. >> it looked like a school of fish and a shack attacking it. he couldn't focus on one person and that's why like everyone got really lucky. he couldn't focus on one so he couldn't hit anyone. >> reporter: bowers heard the officer give several commands to the attacker before artin lounged at the officer and the shots were fired. now law enforcement sources tell fox news that they're looking at a facebook post from earlier in the day, possibly linked to ar tin in which a decoration is made of unfair treatment to muslims then's being looked at as a possible link to a motive. >> thank you. joining us now, new yor

. >> joining us now from grand rapids in michigan former michigan republican congressman, pete hoekstra, now senior adviser to the trump campaign on national security matters. congressman, thanks for joining us. the speaker of the house, you saw that interview on fox earlier this morning. the speaker didn't know that the trump campaign and donald trump were coming to wisconsin, his home state. what does that say about their ability to co-exist, to work together? >> oh, i think speaker ryan and mr. trump, i was on the plane and traveled with mr. trump yesterday. they're going to be able to work together as the next president, as the speaker of the house. as a matter of fact, it's kind of what the, mr. trump laid out today when he was talking about his health care proposal. recognizing that he's going to have to get this through congress, and that's why he had a bunch of meshes from congress there with him today. >> well, if he's trying to win wisconsin you would have thought, congressman, he would have had the speaker, very popular in wisconsin, out there campaigning with him when he vis

joining me now, trump campaign national security adviser pete hoekstra. congressman, let me start with you. the takeaway seems to be something funny is up at the fbi. it kind of stinks. we don't want to falsely impugn mccabe who one presumes is serving his country honorably but the direction is pointing at a red flag. >> you've got a couple of red flags, at the fbi with mccabe, whose wife's campaign got the $500,000. mccabe should have recused himself and not been part of the process in terms of decision-making on the clinton foundation or the clinton e-mail. >> he wasn't in charge when the donation was made, however. he was not over seeing the clinton e-mails investigation at that time. >> that is absolutely correct. but as that process moved forward, he did move into the decision-making process. >> but his wife already lost at that point. >> yeah. but the thing is at one point in time they had gotten $500,000. and that -- hey, i've raised funds. you remember the people who give you $500,000, let me tell you. >> that's a big number. >> the other person t

we'll have reaction on that from pete hoekstra. >>> water boarding, peace in the middle east and mr. trump's relationship with president obama. howie kurtz and mike huckabee are next with the news. >> they are so dishonest, folks. you can't even read articles in certain papers anymore. "the new york times" is a total lie. checking your credit score?" "you don't want to drive old blue forever, do you?" "credit karma huh?" "yeah, it's free.' "credit karma. give yourself some credit." we catch flo, the progressive girl," at the supermarket buying cheese. scandal alert! flo likes dairy?! woman: busted! [ laughter ] right afterwards we caught her riding shotgun with a mystery man. oh, yeah! [ indistinct shouting ] is this your chauffeur? what?! no, i was just showing him how easy it is to save with snapshot from progressive. you just plug it in and it gives you a rate based on your driving. does she have insurance for being boring? [ light laughter ] laugh bigger. [ laughter ] >>> developing tonight, new fallout after 48 hours of intense media coverage for the annual conference of a white

we'll have reaction on that from pete hoekstra. >>> water boarding, peace in the middle east and mr. trump's relationship with president obama. howie kurtz and mike huckabee are next with the news. >> they are so dishonest, folks. you can't even read articles in certain papers anymore. "the new york times" is a total lie. >>> developing tonight, new fallout after 48 hours of intense media coverage for the annual conference of a white nationalist organization. video surfaced over the weekend from a washington meeting of roughly 275, 85 people at the conference. some of whom are caught on tape making nazi salutes and praising president-elect donald trump. mr. trump has been called on several times to disavow the tape and the group which he has done. there are growing questions about whether the media coverage is giving the group exactly what it wants. trace gallagher has more. >> the controversial video showing a few hundred members of a alt right movement was posted by atlantic magazine doing a documentary on richard spencer, the primary face of the movement. we're not showing the vid

joining me now is pete hoekstra, former congressman and national adviser to the clinton campaign andnews contributor. bear with me. this is just hitting. secret recordings fueled fbi feud in clinton probe. the reporting by develin barrett and christopher matthews is that they had the -- the fbi secretly recorded conversations of a suspect in a public corruption case. this person was talking about the alleged deals that the clintons made. and the fbi investigator said this is worth checking out. this goes well beyond what we saw on clinton cash by peter schweizer. this is something worse or more. and we are pushing hard to look into this. apparently prosecutors at the doj said it is hearsay, weak, it doesn't warrant aggressive tactics like presenting evidence to a grand jury. and the person secretly recorded was not in the clinton foundation. thus a disagreement unfolded between some fbi investigators and justice on the other side of the disagreement and some fbi senior officials on the other side of the disagreement but it appears that mr. mccabe of the fbi, same guy whose wife ran f

and ron burgess director of national intelligence, pete hoekstra, cia director. familiar with them? >> yeah. i know all the names. i don't know them personally, but my question to anybody that wants to be in charge of our intelligence would be, will you defend the fourth amendment? defend the american citizen's right to privacy? and will you try to do a better job searching for records of terrorists and less of a generalized sweep of all of our records? the one common theme to every just virtually every domestic terrorist attack has been that they've been invoeft gated by the fbi before the attack and the fbi has said, oh, they wan credible threat. i think the fbi needs to reformat, reboot and recharge how they do investigations. they need to be kept open longer and investigate terrorists. he'll for whom they have suspicion and not grabbing up the records of all innocent american citizens. >> you've heard reports the president-elect is thinking of maybe asking the intelligence community to give top secret security clearances to his adult children, his son-in-law