we are joined by the 107th mayor of new york city rudolph giuliani.ou for coming in. >> thank you for having me. >> it will be a special note to people watching us from new york. condolences on your former deputy mayor who lost his u battle yesterday with cancer. >> thank you. >> i'm sorry you're dealing with that on top of this. it seems to me we have two crises here, two tragedies not mutually exclusive. deaths that are linked by their senselessness. we've got alton sterling, a death when you look at them on videotape no matter what you're feeling about law enforcement, if you're a normal person it's sickening. what do we do about that? >> okay, what we do about that is we investigate it. we prosecute it. if they are guilty, and as anyone else they are presumed innocent, if any of the police officers are guilty we put them in jail. that's what we do about it. and that happens infrequently. it seems like it happens a lot because it becomes national news. if you look at the number of murders of black men in america, that would make up less than 1% of

amy: that was former new york city mayor rudolph giuliani. during another part of this interview, he falsely claimed that a new york city police officer who killed amadou diallo in 1999 was sitting in jail for 25 years. in fact, all four officers charged in his death were acquitted. in news from the campaign trail, vermont senator and democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders has announced he will join his rival, former secretary of state hillary clinton, for a campaign event in portsmouth, new hampshire, on tuesday, where he is expected to issue a formal endorsement of hillary clinton. a half dozen women have spoken out about being sexually harassed by fox news chairman roger ailes. this comes only days after former fox news host gretchen carlson sued ailes for sexual harassment, saying he made repeated advances toward her. carlson also s says when she rejected those advances, he retaliated against her by cutting her salary, curtailing her airtime and then refusing to renew her contract. one of the six women to speak with "new york ma

craig, i don't know if you were able to hear our interview with rudolph giuliani using and he's entitled people using precisely the language the black lives matter campaign has objected to so forcefully. think about this violent week in american history. these two killings, police-involved killings, that some yesterday were labeling twin assassinations. fast forward to last night in dallas. the assassination of five police officers and this is where we stand on a friday afternoon. >> i caught the last part of the conversation with the mayor there. and i would caution, i guess, against this idea this was a protest that was organized by just the black lives matter movement. as we have heard from folks who were there on the ground last night who were part of the march that was in protest in response to what happened earlier this week in louisiana and what happened earlier this week in minnesota as well. it was a protest in response to that. however, it sounds as if based on those who were there and based on those accounts that you had white people, black people, young and old and this was v

and respectfully, he said a lot of rudolph giuliani type things.ts watch these social media videos that preceded this over this past week and it's absolutely heartbreaking. it's hard to get through them. i talked about the governor of minnesota's quote that this likely would not have happened to white motorists in the state of minnesota. mayor giuliani thought that was premature and he thought the governor may have spoken without knowing the evidence. he said a bunch of things but i wanted to get you on record. where does this conversation stand as of tonight? >> well, i think that if you look at the data, we don't have to go by anyone's opinion including mine. the data says that the disproportionate amount of killings happen to blacks. the data. this is justice department data, whether it was under the bush administration or the obama administration. the data said about stop and frisk, that they stop blacks that walk more, they stop blacks that are motorists more. when we started the whole racial profiling question in the '90s, it was supported by

last night, former new york city mayor rudolph giuliani, he decided to set a low key tone for the night what happened to there is no black america, there is no white america, there is just america! >> jimmy: i don't know. if that is his audition for wrestle mania 33, he's in. he was passionate about donald trump. >> this is a man with a big people, from the top to the bottom, from the middle to the side. >> jimmy: from the top, down here? and the bottom's up there? do not get in a car with rudy giuliani behind the wheel. another -- oh, how you doing? hey, haley. just go right through. seems like there's got to be a better route than right behind me. so all the stars were out for the convention last night. willie robertson from duck dynasty, antonio sabato jr., from i don't know. all hoist their support for don't trump. i love that they included antonio sabato jr. cnn adds facts about each speaker, listing things that are notable. antonio sabado jr. >> my belief in my country, my faith in jesus christ have compelled me to speak tonight. that's right. i'm concerned about our country's fut

rudolph giuliani was well received. i expect him to be well received. i think most of it ought to be -- >> i have to say, it is striking. we are night three of the convention. the man who is a runner up to the nominee and we don't know if he will endorse the nominee tonight. and he speaks in about two and a half hours. >> i guess that's good drama. >> maybe he'll have a bigger audience. >> obviously you want to see cruz endorse. >> i mean, i have no information. the. >> we'll be watching. do you feel like this convention, he's getting it right? it seems like it was a very hot convention monday and tuesday. it hasn't tried to broaden. when is it going to do that? >> i think what you saw monday night was about policy about, national security, about terrorism. it couldn't help but be hot. >> i think you will see by the chose of the convention, a lot of people say i've learned a lot about wyoming. >> haley barbour. he thinks this will turn into a more pro trump convention before we leave. >> that's why we're watching. to be watching all the way. >> the happ

. >> more than 48 cases of insider trading bought by rudolph giuliani. >> he had the aura of being the do get caught, you are going to lose your liberty and go to prison. >> today as the prospect of a much wider scandal seemed certain, the mark was off more than 40 points. this after it was learned that ivan boesky was talking and then some. >> this is like arresting the madame of a brothel and finding her private book of clients. >> this guy takes a fall and all over wall street they're practically jumping out windows. it comes out he's been taping his phone calls and maybe private talks for three months. and wall street big shots began wetting their -- well, you get the idea. >> of course, he was guilty. there was going to be more -- no defense. all he had was bargaining power. >> levine was a fish, boesky was a shark. who is the whale they're going to catch? >> i don't know. >> in the middle of all this is directionel bu ee eel -- drexel lambert. >> the commission says drexel and the head of his junk bond department made a secret deal with ivan boesky to make millions illegally. >>

brian: here's the former nader -- mayor of new york city, rudolph giuliani.his is only about 25 seconds. >> the morale of the new york city department is so low. he blames on may, he blames on you. -- it on me, he blames it on you. the reason the morale is so low is one reason and one reason alone -- david dinkins. brian: you called -- mr. pegues: i worked at detail, i will never forget. i was on the steps of city hall to be a bigas going protest so they had to have police officers there. i will never forget that protest. these rogue cops walk around with -- these were all cops walking around with nooses, signs with the n-word. probably the worst they my my career.ay in he was riling up. it was basically a major racist protest, that was what it was. you can look back at the old footage. it is a bunch of drunk, white cops and a couple of white agitators such as giuliani egging them on. saying nasty things about the mayor, kind of what is going on right now. a bunch of cops saying he is nasty. brian: david dinkins was black. and he was saying racist things? mr.

brian: here's the mayor of new york city, rudolph giuliani. this is only about 25 seconds.deo clip] >> i do not know why the morale of the new york city department is so low. he blames it on me, he blames it on you. the reason the morale is so low is one reason and one reason alone -- david dinkins. brian: you called him a clown. why? mr. pegues: i worked that detail, i will never forget. i was on the steps of city hall because it was going to be a big protest so they had to have police officers there. i will never forget that protest. these rogue cops walk around with -- these were all cops walking around with nooses, signs with the n-word. it was bad. i felt really, really bad to be a police officer. it was probably the worst day and my career. he was riling up. we just saw a snippet. it was basically a major racist protest, that was what it was. want to call it. you can just look back at the old footage. it is a bunch of drunk, white cops and a couple of white agitators such as giuliani egging them on. nastyying these really things about the mayor, sort of like what is g

>> that's former mayor rudolph giuliani speaking at the rnc. m cleveland, john fund, columnist for "national review" magazine. john, what do you say of rudy giuliani's fiery speech on the convention floor? >> take no prisoners. >> yeah. >> it's hard to believe rudy giuliani was once a democrat and even supported george mcgovern for president. come full circle. this was a searing indictment of hillary clinton's leadership capabilities, her record in office, and of course barack obama, the person who hired her as secretary of state. this was red meat for the audience. >> i was just going to say the same thing. he spoke to the base for donald trump. and one would have to judge by viewing the people on their feet applauding him throughout that speech that he delivered exactly what donald trump had been hoemg he would do that particular night for the opening night. so how does it look going into this as donald trump tries to declare himself as a law and order candidate and then hearing that through the eyes or the perspective of rudy giuliani? >> wel

you look up and down the list, speakers from new york mayor, rudolph giuliani, michael flynn, a top intelligencelist for the vice-presidential nod that went to mike pence. all of these people will be talking about the crucial issue, an issue that trump campaign wants to make front and center. alisyn. >> all right, thanks so much for the preview, phil. tonight's theme, as phil mentioned, making america safe again. so what would donald trump do exactly to stop the violence? his national policy advisor, sam clovis is here, and he joins us next. >>> donald trump this morning was on another morning show, and he seemed to link the baton rouge police killer to radical islamic terror. listen to this. >> you look at so many different fronts. it's, you know, radical islam and by the way, he seems to be a member of that group also. seems to be something going on there. but it's very sad what's happening. >> nation of islam. >> mr. trump -- >> he is bad, bad people. bad people. no question about it. really bad. >> all right, joining us now is trump national campaign co-chair and policy advisor, sam clovis.