trump was playing on that. >> regan's i liked though. >> regan won two landslide victories. >> i had to think about it, but make america great is the first slogan. >> why does not hillary go to tippecanoe and tyler too. >> that's a great one. >> trump video goes a ever slick willy. you said you have to fight fire with fire. that's excellent. >> thank you jie. doesn't it some like hillary would be better letting area people attack back and let surrogates go out while she stays? >> what do you mean surrogates? >> her campaign people around her and other supporters? >> she has to do it. you know what i mean, right? it has to be her. >> she is the guy you want to beat up because they say be strong together. >> can't send a man to do the dirty work. >> you think this is a brutally effective ad. it would be targeting those who weren't even born during the lewinski scandal. those of us who remember it say i can't believe he brought this up and others say i didn't know about this. >> that's what trump is doing is aiming at the younger generation who are hearing about it for the first time. t

i am trish regan. welcome back to the intelligence report. donald trump up by a whopping 15 points in indiana. disapproving big-time. so much for that. protesters storming the parliament. a state of emergency is declared. the president strategy depends on having a stable. four-star general jack keane is here. all right. is it any surprise? after she, his wife, hillary, said this. >> i am the only candidate that has a policy about how to bring economic opportunity using clean renewable energy into coal country. we will put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business. trish: i do not think that that is what they want to hear. first, let's get back to our story. stop trump movement. equaling the end of ted cruz. >> if we went indiana, it is over. okay. >> trump cannot win enough delegates tomorrow. gaining critical momentum. it is already on his side did joining me right now is former bush advisor. good to see you guys. ted cruz john kasich alliance. does it backfire there? >> it only lasted a couple of minutes. >> i don't think it l

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our all-star line up includes cbs's lesley stahl and fox's trish regan. i'm howard kurtz and this is "media buzz." >>> it was over in a flash, one minute the press was obsessing on whether donald trump could somehow win 1,237 delegates but after a smashing victory in indiana ted cruz abruptly dropped out of the race and the journalists and pundits who had scoffed at trump's chances now had to acknowledge he had done what they had once called nearly impossible. >> i didn't think -- not only did i not think he would win, i didn't think he was really running for president. i thought he was trying to drum up some kind of publicity for himself. >> i remember sitting in this very building on the day that donald trump announced and i said, well, you know, it's a fringe situation and these people -- it's not going to happen. that core group of a third of the republican party proved to be enough, it was enough so that donald trump could prevail in the end. he could outlast the world. >> trump became the de facto nominee when john kasich dropped out the next day, s

trish regan back to you. trish: i hope you love me too. donald trump said to speak at a rally in california. this is the state department inspector unveils a bomb shell report. hillary clinton is on -- did not follow the rules for record-keeping during her tenure as secretary of state. flagrant disregard for the rule. sanders supporters call for the head of dnc to resign. i'm trish regan, the independent watchdog critical of hillary's aid that didn't get approval, and if tried, she would have been told no way because of the security risks involved. did she or she did not put the united states at risk? it certainly sounds like it. that's why there's a fbi investigation. donald trump said to speak at a rally in california moments from now. will we see a replay of the violence in new mexico where just last night an antitrump mob injured police officers, threw rocks and broke windows while threatening trump supporters, waving the mexican flag. makes you wonder if it helps donald trump. our very latest on the very broken boarders, san francisco

it is trish regan. trish: thank you very much, connell. the never trump movement vowing to find a way to beat donald trump and the movement's leader, bill kristol to find a way to get a third party candidate. i'm trish regan, and welcome to "the intelligence report." bill kristol says there will be strong, impressive candidate to challenge donald trump this november. donald trump firing back, calling bill kristol a loser. >> these people are losers. he is trying to, trying to make you, trying to drive you guys a little bit nuts. if they do an indy, assuming it is decent, which i don't think anybody with a reputation would do it because they would look like fools, what you are going to do is lose the election for republicans. therefore you lose the supreme court. trish: does donald trump have a point? who is this candidate bill kristol keeps talking about him? person after person turned him down. would the new person really have a chance? bill kristol already miss ad crucial filing deadline in texas. we're asking are never trumpers becoming

a lot more coming up with trish regan right now. trish: thanks again, neil. we will see you tonight. attacking donald trump calling him a pathological liar. a narcissist. should trump be elected? he pays for a miracle in indiana. he may need the miracle. donald trump calling ted cruz desperate. i am trish regan. welcome, everyone, to the intelligence report. indiana. any chance at stopping child from getting the nomination. the authors stacked against him. he said -- >> the mainstream media is doing everything they can to convince. trish: is media the really the reason trump is resonating? how we kurds is here. plus, check out this video. shouting profanities to trump supporters. why are the trump supporters always accused of inciting violence and bad behavior? take a look at these protests. both detail is here on white images like this may actually benefit donald trump. we will talk about it. hillary clinton" country. confronted by an angry coal miner. struggling to support his family. why should he support her when she said this? >> we will put a lot of coa

neil: trish regan, dow up 200 points and homebuilders doing boffo. i will leave it to your fine hands. trish: i will see if i keep the rally going, thanks, neil. we have a big market rally up nearly 200 points on better-than-expected economic news. how will it affect the election? i'm all over. i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." the our top story we watched this rally. donald trump and hillary clinton taking aim at each other in new set of dueling attack ads. trump is going after her husband and his history with women. catching the voice after woman who accused him of rape. take a look. >> very nervous. >> no woman should be subject the toyed. it was an assault. >> we started to pull my top down and i tried to pull away from him. [laughter] trish: all right, hillary clinton accusing trump meanwhile of rooting for the housing crash. watch this. >> biggest crash of household wealth that we've ever had in the united states. ♪ >> i kind of hope that happens. trish: campaign stop in detroit, democratic front-runner took on the billiona

mike regan is here wrapping up the markets. start witht to lending club.% this week. it has been in the news a lot. reporter: right, and the concern with them is that they have had phenomenal growth, i think 60 something percent increase in originations in the last quarter, but how will they keep funding those loans? who is going to buy them? it was originally called of peer-to-peer lender, but it is actually other peers borrowing, with peers being hedge funds, banks, and other investors. down 50%.said it is at some point, is there value in their asset? what is left? reporter: i think there will be a lot of speculation with what happens with them. maybe a bank or competitor will be taking a look at them, that's all speculation. anytime a stock drops that much, you got to wonder about that, but it's hard to really say where this is going to go, because there is so many question marks about this country. obviously, the news with the ceo resigning and jeffries questioning the loans they were buying. other investors are saying they are not planning to buy loan

trish regan. trish: thank you so much, neil. breaking this hour, everyone, donald trump meeting with tennessee senator bob corker at trump tower today as many speculate that senator corker is in the running to be trump's running mate. this as new poles show trump and hillary clinton in a first all tie today. donald trump has erased the 11-point lead she had just one month ago. dr. ben carson is here he is going weigh in. welcome, i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." trump and clinton in virtual tie. look at numbers one month ago, clinton beating trump by 11 points. so why is the gap narrowing now? some said trump would be clinton's dream candidate, am i right? our political all-stars sort that out. desperate search, everyone for egyptair flight 804. it is day five since the flight dropped out of the sky. we still don't know how that happened or what happened though many experts are still blaming terror. we'll tell you why. >>> plus former cia director james woolsey warns that airplanes here in the united states

i'm trish regan. welcome to the "the intelligence report." egypt found the wreckage en route from paris to cairo. it turned around abruptly midair entering egyptian airspace and quickly plunged into the mediterranean. egyptian officials say the cause of the crash was most likely terrorism. we are all over the story, everyone. we have aviation and terrorism experts here with us. meanwhile, new "fox news poll" shows donald trump beating hillary clinton in a head-to-head matchup. that same poll also shows more people dislike clinton than they do donald trump. will get the republicans to unite together to back a winner? all this as lot of democrats, even lefty "new york times" turn on bernie sanders saying he is hurting hillary. the guy is still winning. maybe, maybe, the dems need to listen to voters this time. karl rove and all-star panel are here. >>> how to reduce income inequality, income inequality. hang on for a minute here. is this obsession about income inequality, isn't all wrong? bangladesh has no income inequality. they're all equal.

you served in regan's white house with him a long time. said there at the end of her interview, he's in good company. do you believe him? >> i think he's in larger company than we know. listen, i have worked with doug, he was a colleague and worked for me and he's a fine man. he has a -- he's voted republican all his life and he's simply disagreeing. i must tell you, jim, every election i can remember in which there is a controversial candidate, people from the bad party go to the other because they don't like the person who is up. we're going to have republican for trump. i wouldn't be surprised if there is a group of democrats and republicans for hillary. we'll have some democrats for trump before this is over but i just want to say, he should -- doug should be respected for making a choice, not everybody agrees with it. but good grief, you know, when somebody this controversial comes along, people honestly care about the country and should be allowed to make a choice and say i'm not for this. i'm going to work for the other side because

regan said, why don't you and i change jobs. we took it to the president.witched jobs. >> it folded into one man. >> it turned out to be an unsuccessful experiment. >> don regan was not cut out for that job. he liked the sound of chief but not of staff. >> i am not the president. i am not taking charge of anything. ronald reagan is in charge of this country, and like a good caddie, i tee up the ball for him to take a good smack at. >> reagan needed good advisers. and in the second term, he doesn't have the same quality of people surrounding him. it has huge political effects. >> from nbc news, this is "today." >> good morning. former hostage david jacobsen is a step closer to u.s. soil at this hour. jacobsen was freed sunday after 17 months of captivity in lebanon. >> because we're still negotiating for the other hostages, we're not going to say anything more about what process we went through to get mr. jacobsen out. >> the policy is that we don't negotiate with hostage-takers. we don't make deals. we don't pay ransom. reagan hammered on his staff to find

trish regan. what have you got? trish: lots stuff. neil, breaking this hour, donald trump wrapping up big meetings on capitol hill and paul ryan and other republican leaders there as well. paul ryan saying essentially it was a good meeting but party unity takes time, and importantly what he did not say. he has not yet said he will back donald trump. i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." donald trump speaking out -- paul ryan after meeting with the pumptry republican front-runner. >> i was very encouraged by what i heard with donald trump. i believe we're planting the seeds to get ourselves unified and bridge gaps and difference. we'll go deeper into the policy areas. this is process. it takes a little time. you don't put it together in 45 minutes. trish: trump may have won nearly 11 million votes but yet to get the support of the top republican in the land. you heard him. it's a process. it will take time. new poll his favorability among republicans doubled in the two months. maybe he is uniting the party o

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i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." again, there donald trump speaking in fresno, california. we'll dip in and take a part of it for you as trump looks to november. hillary clinton trying to secure the democratic nomination. hillary's e-mail scandal is getting worse by the day, but still defending her actions saying her private account was allowed. we'll discuss whether this affects her chances and whether she will face an indictment. moments ago, janet yellen saying it would be appropriate to raise rates in the next couple of months. we discuss with our economic panel later in the show as we news. the dow in positive territory barely, up four points right now. how will it affect your investment? how will it affect our economy if the fed moves? plus if you plan to travel by air this weekend, the tsa says you better arrive at the airport two to three hours before your domestic flight. domestic flight! it's going to take you longer to get through a tsa line than flying from new york city to washington, d.c. how do you lik

i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." donald trump is already on the attack. >> she will not be strong at border. she will not be strong with our military. she will not be strong with isis. trish: hillary clinton firing back with this. ♪ >> they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime. they're rapists. i use the word anchor baby. this is a country where we speak english, not spanish. trish: will her tactics work? our political all-stars are here. look at hillary's mounting legal troubles. federal judge may order her to testify under oath about her secret email server. justice department warning that north terrell line bathroom law violates their civil rights. the not the rights of women who don't want men in the bathroom but those who want to use whatever bathroom they want. political correctness police want to make sure you celebrate appropriately, appropriately. according to them, no sombreros, or fake moustaches or eating at chipolte. what can you do? >>> to our top story, donald trump prepping for battle with hillar

like regan said, my 80% friend is not my 20% enemy. we believe that. >> reporter: other high-ranking republicans now warming to their presumptive nominee. >> i felt a lot of progress was made. i really do. >> there is way to talk about these issues that people don't find offensive but yet, still make a point that we're all for secure borders. >> reporter: congressional sources across capitol hill acknowledge trump is anything but ideal. >> that unpredictability and uncertainty is something that would concern any candidate. >> reporter: but in another sign the outsider candidate is starting to breakthrough, late today nbc news learned trump met with james baker, one of the gop's most respected elder statesman. the former chief of staff for ronald reagan and george h.w. bush. even lindsey graham is talking to trump. the senator confirming he had a phone conversation about foreign policy with trump and although trump asked good questions, senator graham says his position remains the same. he won't vote for trump or hillary clinton. lester

cybelle jones was traveling through washington's regan national airport. >> it's not even summer yet, so i can only imagine how bad it will be if this continues into the summer. >> reporter: passengers have taken to social media using the hashtag #i hate the wait, to voice their frustrations. the public outcry is prompting calls from congress for more reinforcements. illinois senator dick durbin: >> if the airlines would suspend the baggage fees through the summer travel season it will encourage more people to check their bags and there will be less delay. >> reporter: illinois' other senator, mark kirk, said today if the problem isn't fixed by memorial day, t.s.a. administrator nefenger should resign. and guess what, scott? those long lines we saw earlier this week at greatly reduced. >> pelley: today, donald trump said he is worth more than $10 billion. that was the bottom line in his financial disclosure statement filed with the federal election commission. the statement shows that trump's net worth increaseed in the past year. his income topped $557 million, not including dividend

no one -- trump replacing the so-called regan democrats. wider states, states where his message might be able to sl. if he could win those three, and nothing changed. this would be a steep climb. that would make the difference. where would he look? iowa. in new hampshire. if nothing else changes, donald trump is the next president. follow where they buy ads, watch in the states, where they know he will make a push and a few others, maybe colorado. virginia. watch how it plays out. until donald trump can make inroads from pennsylvania, across, then the democrats have advantage. >> now, pennsylvania has gone republican since the late 1980s. democrats will say, give me a break, that is not going to happen. >> a couple of people on the panel gives you the side eye. >> if you don't get pennsylvania, find somewhere else. the map is tough for republicans. trying to build. we will see what he does here. he knows it, everybody knows it. to get there, it starts here. >> do you have any questions for him? no. nobody. amanda carpenter, the communicatio

i am trish regan. welcome, everyone, to the intelligence report. indiana.child from getting the nomination. the authors stacked against him. he said -- >> the mainstream media is doing everything they can to convince.

trish regan. what have you got? trish: lots stuff. donald trump wrapping up big meetings on capitol hill and paul ryan and other republican leaders there as well. paul ryan saying essentially it was a good meeting but party unity takes time, and importantly what he did not say. he has not yet said he will back donald trump. i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." donald trump speaking out -- paul ryan after meeting with the pumptry republican front-runner. >> i was very encouraged by what i heard with donald trump. i believe we're planting the seeds to get ourselves unified and bridge gaps and difference. we'll go deeper into the policy areas. this is process. it takes a little ti.

this is video of 500 goats being set free at the ronald regan county.e going to eat all of the dry brush in the area. the dry grass has the potential six weeks. >> dave: it's interesting outside. we've we get cloud cover tomorrow except onshore wind and note the wind as well we got to the forecast at feature cast going through noticeably in east bay takes about 3:00 cooking in double digits by that point in noticeable will and some of the east bay hills as the beginning of things that take shape in place now a thicker cloud cover developing tomorrow morning drizzle light rain in the north bay which show u.s. second and the cloud cover comparatively speaking not what's coming our way we will let you see it coming on and as you see it is spreading out over the general bay area of light showers to the north bay and peninsula. yes we will get clearing it will be tough going that will keep temperatures down more so today they see more real estate then we saw yesterday fell be restricted while east of the bay hill and then all the way till tomorrow. and see a

i am here for trish regan. donald trump the nominee.sweet after trump's big win last night. donald trump will be presumptive gop nominee. we focus on defeating hillary clinton. he signed off with the hash tag

trish regan taking you through that.e fed fatheads are thinking. >> they have been consistent. we will see what they say today. we will have a big influence on the markets. neil, thank you so much. we are waiting on those fed minutes. investors are looking for any kind of clue as to what the fed will do next. there has been some chatter out there. raising interest rates in the near future. saying that it could even be as soon as june. we will get some indication, maybe from these minutes. you know, there is a lot of cloud on this. for sure. you heard neil talk about retail sales. talking about some of the earnings that have come in from the retailers. the wage inflation. the cpi data that was out yesterday. some of that was related, of course, to oil. what will she say? we will find out right now. i am trish regan. welcome to the intelligence report. what get right to washington, d.c. >> the rate hike is still definitely on the table. here are the minutes from the fed's last meeting in april. in incoming data was consist

i am trish regan. welcome. calling on voters to take their responsibility seriously. >> serious times. this is a really serious job. this is not entertainment. this is not a reality show. >> of the news saying all ryan will meet face-to-face. they are not the only ones facing a unity challenge. check out this video right now. bernie sanders supporters protesting a hillary clinton speech. bernie sanders is not going away anytime soon. neither is that fbi investigation into her eat it -- e-mail scandal. back to the issues that created such drama in this presidential race in the first place. our lack of growth. the u.s. added the fewest number of jobs in seven months. americans drop out of the labor force in droves. an exciting class warfare. watch. >> the republican congress joining us to take some steps. we could put some traditional wind out the at the back of wars in america. >> what will this lousy job market need for the election? we have the intel all coming up. softening the blow of this horrible headline.

i am trish regan. welcome to the intelligence report. what get right to washington, d.c. >> the rate hike is still definitely on the table. here are the minutes from the fed's last meeting in april. in incoming data was consistent with economic growth picking up in the second quarter, labor market conditions continuing to strengthen and inflation towards protect objective, it likely would be appropriate where the committee, the fed, to increase the target rate, the target for the federal funds rate in june. i specifically mentioned june here. they say that there were a range of views in the april meeting. some archers offense were worried that it may not signal an improving economy. the other thing that a said they are worried about is architecture not focused on this possibility. they wanted to communicate a lot with the markets about the possibility of a june rate hike. trish: peter barnes, thank you very much. this is the same thing we keep hearing from janet yellen over and over again. and yet, rarely has it come to fruition. once. o

i am trish regan. welcome, everyone, to the intelligence report. you are looking at the entrance there. a very successful hedge funds. a large taxpayer. empire, all of the money. protesters. they are saying he has to pay more. they are calling for $23 billion in new revenue. almost one year. $9 billion in unpaid bills. the democratic legislature. the inability to come to a deal. people are saying, you know, like him, pay more. any budget compromise without the taxes on the rich. unfair to the port into the working class. jeff flock is right there amid the protesters. let's go to him live right now. jeff. jeff: the scene inside. this is as you point out, the headquarters. the hedge fund founded. they just tried to extract the protesters that are sitting in there. can you spin around real quick there? >> this group on the outside. shutting down right now. that is what you hear, the protesters chanting. you see a fairly large group. we are talking hundreds of people. police on the inside. not sure where they are headed over there. these are protesters

i am trish regan. welcome to the intelligence report. >> this election is too important to go into an election half have spring. we need a real unification of our party. trish: close to ryan telling fox news out that paul ryan is not ready to support donald trump. wants to "marinate" on the front runners policies. then again, maybe paul ryan has more. is unification for the entire party overrated? he has narrowed his vp list to five or six people. he will not rule out chris christie. the obama administration going into overdrive right now. in terms of this war on business. the president term enters the final month. white-collar workers making 50 grand a year. that is until you lose your job because the employer cannot bear the increasing costs. and alan know a. a university student being forced to take a minority culture class. all of them are being forced in order to graduate. this is all in response to the trauma that students feel when they see trump 2016 drawings written in chalk like these around

i am trish regan. welcome back to the intelligence report.15 points in indiana. disapproving big-time. so much for that. protesters storming the parliament. a state of emergency is declared. the president strategy depends

i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." already on the attack. >> she will not be strong at border. she will not be strong with our military. she will not be strong with isis. trish: hillary clinton firing back with this. ♪ >> they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime. they're rapists.

neil: trish regan, dow up 200 points and homebuilders doing boffo.it to your fine hands. trish: i will see if i keep the rally going, thanks, neil. we have a big market rally up nearly 200 points on better-than-expected economic news. how will it affect the election? i'm all over. i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." the our top story we watched this rally. donald trump and hillary clinton taking aim at each other in new set of dueling attack ads. trump is going after her husband and his history with women. catching the voice after woman who accused him of rape. take a look. >> very nervous. >> no woman should be subject the toyed. it was an assault. >> we started to pull my top down and i tried to pull away from him. [laughter]

l brands earlier touching its lowest in 18 months before regan a little bit. watching nordstrom. those shares or ask a going up today. they had been hired by limit more. now they are coming off those highs to some degree. that coming -- the company is coming with earnings after the close. bloombergk at the terminal. same-store sales for bloomberg is -- for nordstrom as well. as you can see, the company has strong same-store sales and the last couple of years has languished around 1%. michael halen says the company has been spending. it has been offering more promotions, which traditionally nordstrom was not known as doing and the gross margin might contract as a result of that. that, too, a big trend. bargains everywhere you go. carol: i love a bargain. the changing of the guard in brazil today. the number two in the country is now acting president of the country. delma recep -- dilma rousseff was forced to suspend heard missed ration. more, let's bring in monaco from washington. extensively on brazil. you know this country really, really well. so a new acting

i am here for trish regan. donald trump the nominee. rnc chairman sending out this sweet after trump's big win last night. donald trump will be presumptive gop nominee. we focus on defeating hillary clinton. he signed off with the hash tag never clinton. what does this mean for the drop movement? spend about $34 million trying to stop him. our political all-star panel is here to break it down. bernie sanders with a big upset win. who would have thought that it would be the democrats think it may be that contested convention did maybe we will see. medical errors, screwup, basically are the third leading cause of death in america. talking about what we can do to keep ourselves and loved ones safe. regulation nation. a new -- about $15,000 a year. who is to blame? unelected bureaucrats. unbelievable. we will explain later in the show. first, to our big story. john k fick will announce he is suspending his campaign later today. ted cruz bowed out of the race. donald trump is the presumptive gop nominee. he says it is time to unite the party

trish regan taking you through the next hour. trish: thank you very much. a big market rally. thanks to oil, recent merger in the big new york time merger. she knows her comments were taken out of context. welcome to the intelligence report. a major beef. listen to what a former girlfriend of trump who was put in the article said. >> he was very gracious. i felt him around all types of people. all types of women. he was very kind, thoughtful, generous. he was a gentle man. we will debate it with our all-star political analyst. if she is elected, she will put her husband in charge of the economy. good idea? we will ask foster foster freeze for his take on that. murders spiking in more than two dozen cities nationwide. is the war on cops to blame? bold eagle is here to explain. the democrat and chaos. this video from this weekend's democratic convention in nevada. his delegates were unfairly dismissed. all of this as sanders and clinton square off. will this be even more victory? but first, back to our top stories. donald trump firing back. a hit piece on his relationship with w

hispanic -- >> wasn't that regan?word. >> it's a census word to basically put everybody who remotely speaks spanish under an umbrella term. >> to keep track of you people. >> and put everybody in a category. and latino is another complicated term. what do you call everybody from latin america and the caribbean and it has the word latin. latin is french, italian, spanish, portuguese. those are latin languages and does not honor the fact that we existed as a people before columbus, before the latin colonizatio colonization. >> before the spanish said would you like to borrow this language? how did you grow up? >> spanish is my first language but when it comes to school, everything is about english and being american and -- >> assimilation. >> put your mexican food away. over here we're having white bread sandwiches. as a kid, i wanted to be something else 37 something else. i wanted that nice white boy haircut. >> after going to college, getting a master's degree, there's still the fear and are we okay being visible? >>

i am trish regan. welcome to the intelligence report. bernie sanders hoping to extend against hillary clinton. why is he still in this race driving her crazy? we have the intel on why he refuses to unite his party. the never trump movie. they are still plotting to deny trump the nomination. haven't the voters spoke in? haven't they made it clear? he is the guy. what will it take? we have a critic here. they never trump guy that will explain. flyers facing more travel nightmares. airport security lines extended four hours. chicago two oh hair airport. isn't this just what we get. getting the government in charge. look at the post office. look at the dmv. they be it is time we higher somebody to take over these lines. this does not happen at disney. socialist utopia. venezuela as the economic miracle. a former bernie sanders spokesperson. venezuela just that. plus, venezuela on the verge of collapse. there is no medicine. there is no electricity. they have plenty of looting. plenty of riots. plenty of violence. that is coming up. first, ba

it is trish regan. trish: thank you very much, connell. a way to beat donald trump and the movement's leader, bill kristol to find a way to get a third party candidate. i'm trish regan, and welcome to "the intelligence report." bill kristol says there will be strong, impressive candidate to challenge donald trump this november. donald trump firing back, calling bill kristol a loser. >> these people are losers. he is trying to, trying to make you, trying to drive you guys a little bit nuts. if they do an indy, assuming it is decent, which i don't think anybody with a reputation would do it because they would look like fools, what you are going to do is lose the election for republicans. therefore you lose the supreme court. trish: does do

trish regan. trish: thank you so much, neil.ssee senator bob corker at trump tower today as many speculate that senator corker is in the running to be trump's running mate. this as new poles show trump and hillary clinton in a first all tie today. donald trump has erased the 11-point lead she had just one month ago. dr. ben carson is here he is going weigh in. welcome, i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." trump and clinton in virtual tie. look at numbers one month ago, clinton beating trump by 11 points.

i'm trish regan. welcome to the "the intelligence report." wreckage en route from paris to cairo. it turned around abruptly midair entering egyptian airspace and quickly plunged into the mediterranean. egyptian officials say the cause of the crash was most likely terrorism. we are all over the story, everyone. we have aviation and terrorism experts here with us. meanwhile, new "fox news poll" shows donald trump beating

i started in national security in the carter administration, through the regan administration, and theh administrations, all throughout clinton. i don't recall anything quite like this. there is a universal reaction among foreign leaders and foreign political parties on both ends of the political spectrum. outside of right wing groups, they are terrified on the prospect of trump. in part, they don't know anyone who is advising him. most of the republican national security experts have already signed a piece of paper saying they won't have anything to do with him. he can't name anyone who is advising him. that gives everybody pause. national security is not something that you can pick up and start doing, once you get elected. >> richard kwlarke, thank you for sharing your expertise with us tonight. new book called "pinnacle event." >> thank you. >> coming up, the rolling stones versus donald trump. who will win that one? ♪ ♪ it's easy to love your laxative when that lax loves your body back. only miralax hydrates, eases and softens to unblock naturally, so you have peace of mind from st

trish regan. trish: thank you. a big market rally on our hands. voting gets underway in nebraska and west virginia. hillary clinton and donald trump and eight tie in several states. taking a look at this rally. 195. oil was higher. janet yellen will not move on interest rates next month. quite a nice little rally. we will see how long it holds on. a brand-new poll showing hillary clinton and donald trump neck and neck in the key states of florida, ohio and pennsylvania. no one has actually won the presidency without winning at least two of these three states. plus, trump said to sit down with paul ryan on sunday. he will step down as the chair of the republican convention if trump asks him to. our very broken border. each and every one of us big-time. households with illegal immigrants. more than american households. even legal immigration is costing american jobs. according to a congressional budget office support. facebook routinely suppresses conservative outlets while promoting stories like whack wives matter. dan morgan, a frequent guest, she