this time to sean hannity. plus trump's big interview with megyn kelly last night. the highlights when "the five" returns. i've been blind since birth. i go through periods where it's hard to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. learn about non-24 by calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. >>> more now from sean hannity's upcoming interview with donald trump tonight. president obama has had plenty of things to say about the presumptive gop nominee this campaign season. tonight trump fires back. take a look at a sneak peek. >> fair trade, you're not a protectionist. you want better deals? >> i want fair trade. the problem with fair trade, the people we have now are inkpedant. our president is you know, he used a word the other day, not a nice word. but he's an ignorant president. he's an ignorant president. he doesn't know what's going on, in my opinion, okay? and the opinion of plenty of other people. >> uh-oh. fighting words, juan. you want to defend your president against that? >> i think the press suggested that trump's lack of knowledge equalled i

donald trump -- donald trump in an interview with sean hannity. about what trump did and said today at our story at bloomberg politics.com. i did not expect the day to be successful. i hear about dan senor about how ryan did not go all the way to heelys with personal ties. with personal ties. nicolle: we keep watching the ryan dynamic but the thing that has political consequences are whether trump can get his legs under him on serious issues of national security. the biggest good but voters he has to win over are women. he seems to shoot from the hip on matters of national security and that finds some of them. i think he has the most to gain from the conversations with lindsey graham at baker. mark: if he reigns in his rhetoric and convinces republican seeking win and raise money and keep his outsider edge while making personal ties, that makes him a much more potential candidate than the democrats into thinking he is. nicolle: republicans have gone -- you talking privately about how we could likely win. except dan. oldier.e's a japanese sho comin

in an interview with fox news' sean hannity that airs tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern, trump says the president is, quote, ignorant. >> we want you all to do well. america first when. china's ripping us to -- you look at trade deficits of $500 billion a year, who's negotiating? >> you want fair trade. you're not a protectionist, you want better deals. >> i want fair trade. the people we have now are incompetent. the president used not a nice word but he's an ignorant president, an ignorant president. he doesn't know what's going on in my opinion, okay, and the opinion of plenty of other people. lou: joining us here tonight former arkansas governor, former republican presidential candidate mike huckabee. mike, great to have you here. donald trump putting it straightforwardly that this administration, this president has been ignorant on free trade, and by the way, like so many before him on the issue of just ignoring the consequences of the nap preptly named policy of free trade because the middle class pays the price for it. >> the middle class has taken just an

. >> with #nevertrump commentators on one side and trump believers like sean hannity on the other side and a lot of turmoil in between, does the media need to cover this election differently? my view is that stereo typical debates between two side, one on the right and one on the left, that's not going to cut it this time. let's take stock of the conservative media divide with matt lewis and senior contributor to the daily caller and kailey mcmainy, and cnn political commentator and trump supporters. thank you to all of you. >> good morning. >> good morning, brian. >> matt, i think you might be in the middle here. someone who says you can't vote for clinton and for trump. do you think in these debates on cable news over the next six months you'll get squeezed out of the picture? >> that is the danger. at least historically speaking, from the right i'm tucker karlsson and from the left i'm paul begala. we want to make the binary choice to pit the right against the left and somehow that makes sense any this is unique. that's one reason why the never trump movement probably won't have as

trump discusses the move in an interview with sean hannity. >> i want high intellect, great int lebt. these people are very high intellect. they're pro life. and so that's my list. we're going to choose from most likely from this list. >> the trump has pulled into the lead against presumed democratic nominee. hillary clinton. both candidates have popularity problems. clinton more so than trump. 41% view trump favorably. a jump of 10 points from march and 56% view him unfavorably. while clinton's popularity has gone down to a new low with 37% viewing the former secretary of state positively and a record high for her of 61% who do not. most women hispanics and black voters tell most pollsters they find trump over. he's trying to soften up his image. they find him offensive. >> absolutely i have regrets. i don't think i would have discussed what the regrets are but i could have done certain things differently. i could have used different language in a couple of instances. >> when it comes to personal qualities, the fox poll says 57% do not find trump honest and trustworthy. 40% they do.

and yesterday in a conversation with sean hannity, trump sort of finished sentences as they were talkingiscretions and misconduct with women both before he was the president and after. and trump used the word "rape" referring to juanita broderick, a form other clinton campaign aide back in the 1974 gubernatorial race in arkansas who alleged that clinton had raped her. trump has been saying that he would make this move, that he would at some point bring in bill clinton and the impeachment and all that was uncovered in that process if need be. and he began that process last night with hannity. >> he certainly did. carl cameron, thank you. >>> plans under way to launch a search now for the flight data and cockpit voice recorders from egyptair flight 804. how could the weather play into all that, as well as the sea currents? we'll decipher that for you. >>> plus egyptair has had a troubling history of crashes. this one was from 1999. can we learn anything from that crash for this one? you do all this research on a perfect car, then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rat

that was in an interview with sean hannity that will air tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern. your thoughts? the reference as i understand it and i haven't seen the whole interview is he was accusing the "new york times" not doing much of an investigation when they spent six weeks and two reporters on him. >> since i haven't seen the interview, i have no idea what trump was referring to, i mean, there have been all sorts of allegations. there have been people come out of the woodwork. i always thought it was bizarre that the "new york times" decides they are going to take on donald trump when his relationship with women and do such a bad job that the centerpiece of their story goes on tv to say that the "new york times" whole story was a lie, exactly the opposite of what she said. meanwhile, have you, for example, clinton took a whole series of trips with a convicted pedophile, including five trips where he left behind the secret service. and, if i were the "new york times," i wouldn't want to get involved -- pill is such a target-rich environment. why would you even look at t

sean hannity has been viewed as favorable to donald trump's campaign. on his radio show hosted three women who accused bill clinton of sexual conduct. the women praised donald trump. broad rick recounted parts of their allegations which the clinton clintons denied. >> i usually say sexual assault. but rape is the perfect terminology for what happened. i made a huge mistake by not coming forward sooner. by denying it, i had denied it. >> yep. because you were afraid? >> oh, yes. yes i was afraid. >> tell everybody about the hillary encounter. >> she comes directly over to me and starts her little talk about how appreciative she was the very thing i was doing in bill's campaign, and i started to leave. i didn't want to have anything to do with her. >> you felt she knew? >> she pulled me back in to her and said very low she said "do you understand everything you do"? and it frightened me. i'm so appreciative to donald trump for bringing it -- i couldn't. it's difficult for me to bring it forward. it's too painful. but i appreciate his efforts. >> if you're

in an interview with sean hannity brought his harshest comments against bill clinton. >> one case it's fondling and groping. >> and rape. >> and rape. a mass of settlement. >> the clinton campaign says he attacked because he felt wounded after a week of not releasing his taxes and likening oakland to iraq. he wants to change the subject. polls have been up and down. in a quinnipiac poll out today both clinton and sanders lead trump by several points. the civil war within the democratic party continues. sanders angry supporters have some democratic party leaders that their summer convention in philadelphia could turn violent. vice president joe biden, chimed in. >> let bernie run the race, i'm confident that bernie will be supportive if hillary wins. there is no fundamental slit or anything in the democratic party. >> the vice president also weighed in on his potential replacements saying that ohio senator brown would a great choice. if hillary clinton wins the nomination she will have a plethora of good people to pick from. >> all right kenneth thank you. >>> back here delaware lawmake

the event was featured by fox's own sean hannity. >> take a look at this. >> we have a special surprise. there's a young man here in the audience who just finished his 58th, 59th, and 60th surgery and left the va hospital because he wanted to be here tonight. jesse and ashley, you know that home you're hoping for in tampa? from all of us to you, it's yours. [ cheers and applause ] >> it was very emotional. it was a huge weight that's being, like, lifted off your shoulders. >> jesse and ashley, wanted to be in tampa, florida. well, building homes for heroes and william ryan homes built them a beautiful home from the ground up. this home, just like all the homes built by building homes for heroes, is specifically designed to meet the injured soldier's needs. >> it's so important to have an open floor plan. it'll give jesse the freedom to maneuver all throughout the home. we want him to feel like he's in a normal home built for anyone. and, uh, you really can't see all these hidden features that we've done. >> but they're actually here. but they're subtle. >> they are all here. they're ver

it was sean hannity last night. nice guy. do we love sean? mr. trump: here is my trade deal. i said, here is what we are going to do. my trade deal is very simple. here is what it is. i am going to make great deals for our country. very simple. we are going to make great deals for our country. call it free trade, whatever you want to call it, we are going to make great deals for our country. i can tell you this -- when carrier and ford and nabisco are leaving chicago -- they are leaving their plant and moving to mexico. i am not eating oreos. neither is chris. no oreos for either of us. i will tell you what, folks. there has to be onsequences. when they move, there has got to be consequences. i watched for six years as the united states government, on a federal basis, worked very ard. they wanted to loan money to companies, give them low interest loans. some companies took the money and moved anyway. they want to come up with ideas. here is my idea. so simple. they worked on it for six years. meantime, look at new york, new jersey, by the way, look at different parts of the c

although donald trump did talk about it with sean hannity saying they are all pro-life.ennedy: let's discuss the importance this. is this the most important olive branch donald trump can extend and could we see something similar on taxes and immigration? bret: i think he will try to get people on board. the biggest decision he will make is to get his vice president pick and get conservatives calmed down and the establishment to say i can buy in with that guy or woman. and he may even announce some cabinet members or positions inside the administration which would essentially do the same thing. i'm not sure he will go down the road of specific legislation. he seems to indicate he wants to negotiate with congress are pretty much everything. kennedy: there was one supreme court justice from texas, don willett. here is a guy who is very active on social media. he has 35,000 followers. he has been kind of attacking donald trump. bret: i know, it was a little strange to see a person attacking trump on twitter get on his list. maybe it's a shrewd move. maybe it was a move desig

hannity. donald trump talks to sean about one thing trump has in common with, ready for this?enator bernie sanders. that's a good tease, isn't it? >> i think a lot of the young people that are with bernie sanders are going to come over to my side because they want jobs. they see what's happening. and bernie sanders and i agree on one thing, trade that we don't know what we're doing on trade. the difference is i will make great deals out of it he accident know what to do. is he a socialist. he doesn't know what to do. i will make great deals out of it the people with bernie sanders, the young people i really belief they will come over and vote for me. i think a lot of the people that are with hillary are going to come out to vote for me. >> do not miss the entire interview with donald trump. watch hannity tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern. and former new york city mayor michael bloomberg just got booed by a bunch of college graduates. that's next. plus vice presidential candidate carly fiorina taking a spill. the viral video and what happened next coming up. your business hours are

last night in a fox interview with sean hannity, he took this bubba bashing to a new level.he accusations made against him in the new york times article. donald trump: you look at what clinton has gone through and all of the problems and all of the things he has done. >> how big an issue should that be in the campaign? i looked at the new york times, are they going to interview broderick, colin jones? about case it is exposure, another it is about groping and fondling and touching against a woman's will. and rate. thisle: at what point will backfire on him? john: i don't know how soon, but going as far as to play the rape card, there was at accusation of rape against bill clinton. that is not false. but trump is not saying elected -- alleged rape, he just goes ahead and says it. the new york times is not likely to be interview all of those women because clinton is not running for president in 2016. hillary clinton is, and don't -- and although trump will try to tie her to those issues, this will not help him with very many voters who are not already in his column. .icolle: i

>> donald trump the last couple of days brought up rape with sean hannity and sexual abuse. 20 yearsvince foster. >> vince foster. that is despicable. >> discredited allegations of the suicide of hillary clinton friend and one time white house aide vince foster. how should the press cover the press talking about that and the

actually, it was sean hannity last night. nice guy. do we love sean? [applause] good man. my trade deal. they said, what about it? i said, here is what we are going to do. my trade deal is very simple. here is what it is. i am going to make great deals for our country. that is my trade deal. very simple. we are going to make great deals for our country. you can call it free trade, you can call it 15, whatever you want to call it. we are going to make great deals for our country. it might be free, it might not be free. i can tell you this. when carrier and ford and nabisco are leaving chicago -- they are leaving their plant and moving to mexico. i am not eating oreos. neither is chris. you are not eating oreos anymore. no oreos for either of us. don't feel bad, chris. no oreos for either of us. i will tell you what, folks. there has got to be consequences. when they move, there has got to be consequences. now i have watched for six years as the united states government, on a federal basis, the united states government worked very hard. they wanted to loan money to companies

here is trump on sean hannity's show. >> he doesn't have an easy job. i don't mind going through a slow process, a very big subject, i think for the most part we agree on a lot of different items and we are getting there. >> reporter: another story is an audio recording from 1991 where a man who identified himself as john miller but sound a lot like donald trump is talking to a reporter from people magazine, doing a little public relations for donald trump. listen to this excerpt. >> what is your name again? >> john miller. >> reporter: in 1991, marla maples said that was donald trump on the telephone to people magazine and the joke he took too far but this morning on the today show he insisted no, that was not me. listen. >> it was not me on the phone. it doesn't sound like me, i will tell you that. it was not me on the phone. when was this? 25 years ago? you are going solo, they talk about something that took place 25 years ago whether i made a phone call like this under a presumed name. let's get on to more current subject. >> reporter: we may never

and sean hannity has trump tonight >>> women come to "red eye." hello, everyone. i'm tom shillue. let's check in with tv's andy levy to see what exciting stories we will be discussion. andy? >> thanks, tom. coming up on the big show, hillary clinton defends native americans by saying she knows how to deal with men who go off the reservation. it didn't help her face turned red with embarrassment. and why is radiohead disappearing from the internet? please let tom shillue say anything about rock's greatest band. i will end him! and a brooklyn pizzeria developed a pizza bach made out of pizza? they join us live to answer your questions. tom? >> exciting. thank you, andy. let's welcome our guests. she is peppier than a high school cheer squad, jill dobson. he is so unpredictable he actually try the shrimp. tim dillon. she is saltier than the blue sea. host of "kennedy" on the fox business network. and he is harrier than a greek salad at a queens diner. the editorial director of entrepreneurial.com. let's start the show. one candidate is not afraid to be politically incorrect. yes, i a

reince priebus told sean hannity it's been a hard race and will take a little bit of time for everneoard. >> in some cases people are not going to be instantly on board and i know that can be frustrating for some people, but i think everyone has to have a little bit of the steam to get out and get everyone to settle down and i think that this is going to come together. >> we'll see how that plays out next week when paul ryan and donald trump are scheduled to meet to work things out. before that, though, in just a couple of hours we will hear from donald trump directly. his reaction in a live interview on "fox and friends." jackie. >> garrett tenney, thank you. >>> why are party leaders pushing back on donald trump? judge andrew napolitano had a theory on special report. listen in. >> img that the republican congressional leadership knows i think donald trump is off to the races, once he has the ton of cash that the republican party is going to give to him to combat hillary clinton or whoever the democratic nominee is, they will lose any leverage that they have with him and if they wa

>> donald trump the last couple of days brought up rape with sean hannity and sexual abuse. 20 years after the fact. >> vince foster. >> vince foster. that is despicable. >> discredited allegations of the suicide of hillary clinton friend and one time white house aide vince foster. how should the press cover the press talking about that and the sexual misconduct of bill clinton? >> headlines of hillary clinton being hit hard for violating rules with the private e-mail server. is the press finally taking her own. >> and a stunning example of misleading editing to make pro gun people look like morons. few there are no background checks for gun purchasers how do you present felons or terrorists from purchasing a gun? >> with cour ice defending this. all the mystery man behind the hulk hogan and that is a classic case of revenge that could bankrupt gawker. >> the media is used to donald trump attacking bill clinton with sex scandals but this week did it in a way many found trouble. >> today you put up stuff about hillary clinton and bill clinton. it is tawdry stuff. i am not sure this is

this is mike huckabee, sean hannity, good night. >> o'reilly factor is on.not an issue that is going to effect either the campaign or my presidency. >> hillary clinton continues to say she is not in trouble over the email situation. but the "new york times" and "the washington post" both are disputing that. tonight, a hard look at whether secretary clinton will be indicted. >> this is not. they proved it by opening their bathrooms to perverted men. >> states suing obama administration over access to transgendered locker rooms. >> who did america defeat in the revolutionary war? >> germany? >> not germany. >> russia. >> also

i discussed this the other night on the sean hannity show. it was a good discussion. check it out.ce. >> jimmy: nobody sounds like themselves when they hear themselves, but to me it sounded just like you. >> really? >> jimmy: and if it was you, i think it was a funny thing to do, to call a guy and take him through the ringer like that. >> over the years i've used aisle alias, especially when i was in brooklyn and wanted to buying?. nobody knew me. it wasn't so much important, but i would never want to use my name because you had to pay more money. >> jimmy: what names did you use? >> i actually used a name barren, and i ended up using my son. i made a good deal using that name. i used an alias in terms of setting up in a meeting with donald trump. and many people in the real estate business do that, and you have to. nobody wants to pay more money. >> jimmy: when you name a kid barron, does it put pressure on him to welcome one. >> he's a good boy. >> jimmy: do you drive him to school and do those kinds of things? >> i have. >> jimmy: do you play games? >> all the time. >> jimmy: do

he told fox news sean hannity he should be able to bring up the sexual assault allegation when criticizing hillary clinton's campaign. >> for example, i looked at "the new york times." are they going to interview paula jones? are they going to interview ms. roderick? in one case it is about exposure and the other is groping and fondling and touching a woman against her will. >> clinton denied those charged. hillary clinton says donald trump is not qualified to be president. she told cnn today that trump's positions are, quote, offensive and potentially dangerous. her campaign criticized his list of supreme court picks saying all would roll back same-sex marriage and health care rulings. bernie sanders campaign in california today standing with labor protesters and saying he voted to legalize marijuana. he says he's staying in the race until the democratic convention. >>> a veteran police officer arrested and charged with harboring a fugitive. now we're learning this is all connected to the takedown of a honduran drug ring. pat collins live in monrovia, maryland outside the home where that

listen to parts of this interview with fox's sean hannity about some of the women clinton have been linkedh in the past. >> this is about exposure and in another case about groping and fondling and touching against a women's will. >> and rape. >> now, that allegation specifically from juanita broderick recanted. a spokesman says this is donald trump being donald trump, feeling attacks and licking his wounds. we probably have not heard the end of this. donald trump putting out there his 11 possible supreme court nominees. pretty early in the campaign to do that. the clinton campaign points out not one of them is a person of color. there are three women, all of them conservative jurists. >> no doubt a lot of people will talk about that conversation with hannity and trump. thank you. 5:46ju now. after weeks of delays, law makers moving forward with a bill to help puerto rico manage its $70 billion debt. house republicans introduced the bill late yesterday. would create a board to oversee financial operations. more than 200,000 people left the u.s. territory in the past five years reducing th

lou: talking with sean hannity last night. will ryan get there? does it matter if he doesn't?e former head of the south carolina republican party van hipp joins us, he also has good council for the republican and national party and getting out the vote. stay with us. we'll be right back. radio anncr: scorching heat today, stay cool out there! walter! stop suffering with hot ac - cool it yourself with a/c pro. in just 3 easy steps, enjoy the comfort of 2 times the cooling boosters from the #1 selling coldest air. nothing cools like a/c pro. a♪ should i stay or should i go? travel season fo♪ nothing. this summer at choice hotels the more you go the better. now get a free $50 gift card for staying just 2 times. so go. book now at choicehotels.com. you always have a choice. amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology give you the knowledge to adjust for the best sleep ever. it's the semi-annual sale! save $500 on the memorial day special edition mattress with sleepiq technology. know better sleep. only at a sleep number store. . lo

trump narrowing the differences between the gop leadership, presumptive republican nominee on sean hannity after his meeting with house speaker paul ryan. >> i don't mind going through a little bit of a slow process. it is a very big subject, we have a lot of things and i think for the most part we agree on a lot of different items and we are getting there. i feel strongly about border security, i feel strongly about trade, i feel strongly about building the military and to a large extent i think paul is there also. lauren: peter barnes is in washington with more. >> reporter: paul ryan and other republicans described the meeting as a great first step to rebuilding party unity after a bruising primary season that started with 17 major republican candidates. a meeting with paul ryan was called after the speaker declined to endorse trump last week when trump's final rivals dropped out of the race. ryan did not do so at a press conference afterwards. he told reporters it is a process that takes time that does not come together after a 45 minute meeting, he does not want to have a fake unifica

. >> and in an interview tonight with sean hannity, trump says ryan is a pan he can do business with. >> i think he's doing a good job. he's not not an easy job. i don't mind going through a bit of a slow process. it's a big subject. i think for the post-part we agree on a lot of different items and we're getting there him i feel very strongly ab border security. i feel very strongly about trade. i feel very strongly about building up the military, to a larger extent paul is there also. >> joining us is executive vice president of acquisition for the trump organization, eric trump, eric, great to have you. >> great to be here. great to be here. >> let's start with all the hassle today in washington. mr. trump goes to washington. how does he feel he did and are you pleads with the results? >> yes, the top man is there today. he's going oget to know these people, right. he's never walked the streets of washington, d.c. he's never walk capitol hill. this isn't his thing. this is a guy that built an amazing real estate empire. he had a great conversation he told me with paul ryan and a lo

estimates of the average tenure of futures contracts, how long they are held onto for iron ore and sean hannityess than four hours on average. compare that to wti crude, 40 hours. a lot of contracts changing hands at a very quick rate. volatility also worth mentioning. surging, and then a plunge 11%. pretty wild swings. the commodities exchange is put in place some curving measures to cool down the interest including shortening the overnight trading hours, but we are still see interest coming through here. in the meantime, shanghai has come down. equities has not been, it has been the worst-performing market. this is appalling to other alternatives. fit for this rally have staying? we will come back online and that will flood the market with this. this is what we are talking about with investors. rishaad: extraordinary run-up in chinese markets led to the conservative prices may not be more than reality. but we have more from sydney. are some of these trading things impossible to square with real activity? that is what i want to get to. david: yeah, it is pretty extra ordinary you look at some

when sean hannity referenced allegations of her husband while he was president. >> groping and touching a woman against her will. >> amongst other things and impeachment of lying. >> the rape allegation is by roderi roderick. >> mrs. clinton's spokesman said trump is doing what he does best. attacking when he feels wounded and dragging the american people through the mud for his own gain. >> trump's businesses have gained from his presidential campaign. his latest financial disclosures say his corporate revenues are up $190 million. with trump under fire for refusing to release his back tax returns while being awed hitted. his critics note he's been in hundreds of lawsuits to pay fewer taxes may be the real reason that he's refusing to release them. priorities usa released another news ad. >> welcome to the trump network. trump airline. trump steak. >> trump tapped the same man, washington lawyer kaldhouse to conducted the vetting of sarah palin. former new mexico gop governor gary johnson has tapped bill weld on his running mate. johnson a distant third with only 70% of the vote agains

lou: talking with sean hannity last night. will ryan get there? does it matter if he doesn't? the former head of the south carolina republican party van hipp joins us, he also has good council for the republican and national party and getting out the vote. stay with us. we'll be right back.v . lou: donald trump today receiving a big boost from congress winning endorsements from nine republican committee chairman in the house as katrina pierson just said, who say that any other outcome than a trump victory in november is a danger to the country. congressman chris collins, trump's first backer in the house, the congressman touting the move as an important step toward party unity. >> it's right where we wanted to be. we're going to work together to defeat hillary clinton and her liberal progressive socialist agenda that is not good for the future of america. we're all united. lou: joining us tonight, former chairman of the south carolina republican party, chairman of american defense international, van hipp. van, great to have you here. this thing is moving quickly after one litt

listen to part of that fox interview with sean hannity and donald trump talking about the women connectedill clinton. >> this is about exposure and groping and fondling. >> and rape. >> he is talking about juanita broderick who said she was not assaulted and then recanted. bill clinton denied it and was never charged. the clinton campaign this morning responding saying when he feels attacked, when trump feels attacked, this is what happens. he is licking his wounds. he's talking about the u.s. supreme court and who he might nominate if he is elected president. a list out now of the 11 conservative jurists donald trump says are on his short list. back to you. >> thank you very much. 6:37. bernie sanders making his rounds in the bay area. his campaign started in the south bay, ended in vallejo with a surprise stop in between in san francisco. each stop actually drew an excited crowd of supporters. hundreds showed up to support sanders who says he stands for the working people in this country. >> the working families in this country should not be subsidizing the wealthiest families in this c

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video released by the trump campaign after an interview a few days ago with a fox news host named sean hannity in which the candidate himself took the accusations further than even his very eager host was initially willing to go. >> what about what clinton's done? how big an issue should that be? i looked at "the new york times." are they going to interview paula jones? are they going to interview kathleen willie? in one case it's about exposure, another groping, fondling, touching against a woman's will -- >> and rape. >> one of the new pacs supporting donald trump is called the rape accountability project for education pac, an acronym chosen because it spells out r.a.p.e.p.a.c. they've hired one of the bill who accused bill clinton of sexual misconduct in the 1990s. this is now on. we were told if donald trump was the nominee this was going to happen. this is how they would run against hillary clinton. but it's now no longer a possibility. this is now on. it's a whole campaign effort from team trump. >> we're essentially talking about the fact that we have a war on women being waged by the d

donald trump just spoke to sean hannity about today's meeting. we've got the first clip. >> thought it was a great meeting. we discussed a lot of things, a lot of very important things, i thought it was really a very, very good meeting. i think paul felt the same way and everybody else did, also. i don't mind going through a little bit of a slow process. it's a very big subject we have a lot of things. and i think for the most part we agree on a lot of different items. and we're getting there. >> that full interview is going to air tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern. so both sides think it was a good meeting. >> yeah, where was the down side? try to spin that as a negative. there was nothing that came out of it. >> i saw smoke coming from the chimney. >> orange. >> what does that mean? >> the pope thing? >> no. the orange part was the good part. >> it's when they choose the pope. >> i'm catholic. so i don't know. >> bad catholic, you didn't get the pope's joke. >> make sure to catch trump on hannity tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern. maybe kg and i will s

back hard against "the new york times," which is fine, but in the context of that interview with sean hannity he brings up bill clinton, an allegation by juan neat at that broderick dating to 1978 it was not made public until 20 years, she says he raped her, that's never been proven. what do you make of trump going there and the way the media should treat that? >> trump is going to go there, there's nowhere he won't go so the clintons have to prepare for that. and the press has to cover it when he says stuff like that. >> if i can add, hillary clinton in an interview during her campaign said that women who make allegation that is they are sexually abused or attacked deserve to be believed. she opened the door for trump to bring this back, for reporters to bring this back, for the entire history of bill clinton's sexual shenanigans to be fair game. >> the press loves this stuff but it is about her husband. >> readers love this stuff, too. >> andrea mitchell on nbc basically said that juan eat at that broderick's case has been disproven. that is not accurate. it has never been disproven and nbc