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joining us now, sarah westwood. p great to have you with us. tony, great to have you with us. sarah, let's start with the big news of the day. bill kristol getting the name david french out there. what do you think? >> well, the idea that any candidate at this point would have a chance at even winning one state is pretty farfetched. i mean, even if you're talking about a well liked, well-known candidate. so now you have bill kristol talking about a writer who most people have never heard of. it just defies logic take that person could have a chance at making a dent in donald trump or hillary clinton vote tallies. >> do you see this as an insult to the millions who have already voted in the process who support donald trump and have made him the nominee of the party when everybody said it was impossible? is this the last writhing possible reach of the establishment seeking to preserve the status quo and their power, sarah? >> well, you know, it's not about winning anymore. it's really just about denying donald trump a win and taking away votes th

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joining me now sarah westwood, and matt schlapp. s we have done over the course this hour, talking about what is happening in turkey. we know 36 people dead. the death toll expected to rise. 140-some people wounds. attacking ataturk international airport as a soft target. but one that's important to tourism. desperately important to the people of turkey. and now international airports around the globe on alert. this administration continues to tell us the islamic state can't do what it's doing almost daily. >> exactly. and hillary clinton's statement essentially doubles down on the policies that clearly aren't working. this just shows this major point of contention between hillary clinton and donald trump. donald trump in the wake of this is advocating for strength. he's advocating on increased military presence in syria. reality is. until islamic state is unable to control a large swath of territory in that region, then they will continue to grow as a threat. and this is now the world will look until that threat is eliminated. hilla

to washington examiner sarah westwood who joins me now. sarah, i guess every year we kind of feel like it's the most important year, but i don't know if i've ever seen 85% of people saying this is it. >> that's a big proportion of people. and there are two big reasons for that. part of it is because both presidents are running on creating the other candidate as a danger to america, right? hillary clinton says donald trump is temperamentally unfit to hold the white house, donald trump says hillary clinton is too corrupt to be president. and the other big reason is we're going to see a lot of movement on major issues over the next eight years, especially in the context of the supreme court. so we're going to have gun rights examined, we're going to look at whether political correctness can override religious freedom, and these are issues that the next president will get to determine. charles: so, essentially, politics of fear dictating the day and also dictating who can express that the best to us, that's who's going to win the white house. >

let's bring in sarah westwood, a reporter for the washington examiner. thank you for joining us today. >> thank you. heather: let's talk about what the state department is saying. they're saying is nothing new, republicans say the report shows in fact there was a politically motivated cover-up. you've been following this from the beginning. what stands out the most to you in the report and who do you think is right? >> the most shocking findings center on the military response to ben ghazi or lack thereof. the administration has consistently given the impression that it did everything possible to rescue the americans under siege in ben ghazi when evidently, he didn't actually lift a finger and two republican members of the committee put it, it's one thing for the committee to have tried and failed, it's another thing entirely to have not tried it all and it gives the question of the white house's motivations for withholding assets and subsequently spending the attack to look like a protest . heather: and there are political motivations detailed in the re

sarah westwood says he is. sanders supporter disagrees. chuck to you first, it was a statement of fact that appeared on the front of the "new york times," the ap survey did show that hillary had won the nomination. why are you so angry? >> well, i think because you answered the question, my good friend they called the party elites to say what should we do when they had these people who yet had time to vote. today there will be 700 delegates chosen in california and new jersey alone. i think we should let the people vote and let the tallies come in and we'll figure it out the people actually vote not a survey of the party elites or elected officials or people that america is mad at anyway. >> would you agree that hillary did receive an assist from the media today? >> if the media was in the tank for hillary clinton they would have waited until tonight to call the race for her. this is not what the campaign wanted. they wanted to wait till tonight so she could run up the score with pledged delegates and then she would not need as many super

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