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just a moment we'll discuss this with thump spokesperson katrina pierson and radio show host richard fowler. first we begin with trace gallagher reporting from our west coast newsroom. >> reporter: trish, even if you take eyewitness testimony out of what happened during the trump rally in san jose and just stick with what was documented on videotape, there were numerous violent attacks on trump supporters by trump protesters. one man was sucker punched. another man was blind sided and barbed in the head with a heavy bag. the man who took the video of the bag attack says old people were also getting knocked to the ground and having their trump hats stomped on. he thinks san jose police backed off for too long. watch. >> when this man in the yellow shirt was coming out, there were several officers who did not intervene when the crowd started rushing at him, spitting on him and pushing him. and i don't know what the reason for that is. >> today the police came out and said the reason they didn't intervene sooner is because they feared it would insight more violent behavior. the mayor of san jo

this is not a way to try to bring up legislation. >> joining me now, ben shapiro, and richard fowler,ationally syndicated talk show host and senior fellow at the new leader's council. this is the -- these measures already failed in the senate. so what -- you know, was -- did the democratic senators miss their opportunity. >> i think they were failed by crazy filibuster rules. they're saying, at minimum, at least give us what the senate has, give us a chance to vote on this bill. even if we lose the vote, which they probably will, give us a chance to vote. here's why republicans won't let them vote. they know republicans will have to go on record voting against a bill that will block someone like omar mateen from getting an ak-47 or assault rifle. >> the republicans always do that. >> they will never bring it to the floor. they have not brung a gun control bill to the floor in the past six years, i would argue. >> is that true? maybe he's right, they haven't let one come to the floor. they don't seem shy about their gun stance. >> i mean, they just brought a bunch of bills to the floor

ask your hep c specialist if harvoni is right for you. ♪ >> richard fowler over here jamming to the stevess you for knowing the oldies, richard. >> i know that one. >> that actually dovetails beautifully with this story. it is called, the binge scale. a new report from netflix details which shows viewers quote devour and which ones they savor. take a look, netflix say viewers blow through shows like "orange is the new black," the walking dead, "breaking bad." taking time with shows like house of cards, "narc co," blood line, my favorite. we spend two hours a day watching our favorite shows. you binge watch "the west wing." >> i binge watch "the west wing" over and over again while speech writing. i steal a lot of lines from jed bartlett. when you think about "house of cards," right, you have to watch a episode twice because the plot line is so packed, you wait a minute, let me go back i missed that part. >> i did that with "blood line." i kind of dozed off. you said you don't have time for binge watch. >> i want vacation time to binge watch. i have "house of cards," like season two to wat

and richard fowler, nationally syndicated radio host and senior fellow at the counsel. , as somebody who doesn't like trump, do you think he is -- he's capturing the mood of a nation now, better than president obama or hillary. >> i don't think so at all. the american people are definitely hurting. the lgbtq community across this country is hurting from the hate crime that took place at the pulse nightclub. i don't think being angry, spewing hatred, is the way to solve it. that's what trump has done. his supporters love it. the american people, the lgbtq community, they don't like it, and that's part of the problem, they're the victims here tonight. >> forest, i don't know, you know, all along trump has been able to find a seam in society nobody else has found. >> of course, all of america's hurting. no one community hurts more than another. all of america's hurting. donald trump's been out there saying he wants to protect all of america. radical islamists, anti-woman, anti-gay, anti-freedom, anti-freedom of religion, anti-christian, anti-jews. radical islam is the scour

richard fowler is a senior fellow at the new leaders count till. that's very much in question, whether she risked the identities of cia agents. but it has been reported now that she engaged in correspondence over her e-mail unsecured server discussing cia matters including the drone program which the state department was allowed to weigh in on an unsecured fashion prior to the drone strikes, mark. >> no, that's exactly right. and what we have here is a dangerous conversation of negligence and incompetence. the incompetence is that we have at least 2,000 clinton e-mails that include classified information, including 47 that have information on either cia personnel or activities. those are both highly classified facts. any foreign spy agency that broke into her unsecured server in the basement of her home has that information. now they might not know that they have it because the cia personnel or activities might not actually be flagged in the e-mail. so this is where the incompetence comes in. the state department gives them a road map to figure all

richard fowler would say that senator ted kennedy or le was should be able to buy a gun in america if. [laughter] >> i don't know where lisa comes up with that. >> those are actually all facts. >> well, i was going to finish talking, thanks. here is the thing, what democrats are saying and i think what the president are saying that people on the terrorist watch list should not be able to buy a gun. the individual -- the shooter in orlando, right, was on the terror watch list investigated by the fbi yet he had an ability to buy a ak-45 weapon. the florida law says that you buy a handgun you have to wait three days before you pick it up. why should somebody have an ak-47, you don't need it for hunting or protect your home, why do you need a high-capacity magazine. no reason whatsoever. >> maria, the terrorist has taken off the terror watch list and the point i was just making as senator john cornen, ted cruz, 55 individuals in the senate supported john cornan's legislation. hold on. including senator ted cruz. so it actually had bipartisan support. the whole concept about talking gun co

maria: china may now come angela mcglowan love with radio talkshow host richard fowler. thank you for joining us. is this going to work hillary clinton calling donald trump a fraud? >> no pun intended that the pot calling the kettle black. it's not going to be politics as usual. their three key components in making a campaign where can the message may be fund-raising. both presidential hopefuls have that. i don't think insults will work. i don't think negative campaign will work this time. they have to talk about the issues. hillary clinton calling donald trump a fraud won't make a dent. maria: has worked for trump so far, the name-calling. i wonder if it would work for clinton. dagen: two words. marco rubio. when he tried to hit donald trump using the same language and humor it didn't work because it wasn't authentic. that highlights a problem with hillary clinton as a candidate that some of the voters, particularly the voters she needs to woo oppressively don't know who she is because it is the shape shifting personality, the shape shifting politician and you don't kno

richards. >> several things i guess ms. fowler i'll be interested in knowing the address of house that appeared and reappeared can you speak into the mike please. >> yes. that house is at the 52 homage instead. >> who's the developer. >> i know that the owner of property was mr. murphy but didn't investigate the whole background of it. >> thank you on the eastern neighborhoods monitoring report for potential delay any director any word on that. >> just is a question of getting the data and staffing. >> issues we're the hope to have it out in august in early august. >> if possible the public has a draft copy the staff can send us i think mr. hall one of the things you're talking about scrolling on any phone the vacant commissioners seat on boards there are vacancy on the eastern neighborhoods cac for district 10 and district 9 you might want to get yourself an application and get our supervisor to sponsor you they've had an issue are quorum and people showing up to the meetings i'll urge i to go to our supervisor and get a seat the