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sean spicer is a republican national committee's chief strategist. he's joining us now. o see you. taking a look at the numbers, i know you know them, but to repeat them, trump, he's behind clinton, way behind clinton, and way behind where mitt romney was four years ago in the month of may. rnc when you look at the numbers is also behind where it was in may of 2012. rnc raised $13 million in may twof 2012 it raised $24 million. is this a trump problem or a party problem? >> two things, we raised $155 million so far to date. as you know chairman priebus has been spending that money on staff and data for the last several years. so when you look at where we are as a party, we're in a very good shape. we have had over 500 deployed over the country for a year. you're hearing the stories right now, hillary is just getting those staffers out. she's been going through a long, protracted primary about bernie sanders. finally starting to be able to focus more on the general. we've been there for over a year. i think when you look at the entirety of where our party is at and where o

nice to see you in person, sean spicer from the rnc. thanks.ple in texas can not seem to catch a break these days. new concern right now is more rain. forecasting predicting some areas could get three inches more of water heading into those areas. it could pose a dangerous flood risk into the weekend. meteorologist maria molina on this for us in the fox extreme weather center. good morning, marie jaw. >> hi, martha. the big problem is how much rain we received recently. this saturated ground in parts of texas. some areas estimating as much as eight to 12 inches of rain out there, close to the city of houston and also southwest of the city of dallas. the forecast, like you mentioned is for more heavy rain out here. there could be spots potentially pick up more than six inches of rain, even as much as eight inches out here. we'll watch it very closely, heavy rain threat not only across texas and oklahoma and parts of arkansas early this weekend. because of this threat we do have number of flood watches in effect, places like san antonio and dalla

sean spicer says it is nothing but a bunch of tweets. it's more than that, i promise you.here are concerted efforts of delegates disgruntled with structure to reach out to others disgruntled with trump and the new issue they have now is the gun control issue. there are conservative nra type delegates who think this is anathema and fueling this long shot effort to derail part of it. >> for those who think nothing meaningful ever happens in washington, perhaps this issue is evidence of that. david hawkings, thanks for being with us. >>> the first family spending this father's day weekend enjoying the great outdoors. the president, first lady and daughters are at yosemite national park celebrating the 100th anniversary of the national parks system. president obama speaking about the importance of preserving our country's national parks. >> you can't capture this on an ipad or a flat screen. or even an oil paintings. you got to come here and breathe it in yourself. for the centennial we are asking all americans to find your park so that everyone including those from underserve

. >> sean spicer said donald trump bested 16 candidates. all the discussion about the rnc acting to undermine the presumptive nominee is silly. there is no organization. it is nothing more than a media creation and series of tweets. >> a conference call with 1,000 people is more than a media creation. >> very much so. no one seems to know every single person on the call which i find interesting. we will see what comes from it. >> the person that will chair the rules committee talked about the opportunity for the rules to change over the course of the conference. there is a possibility, eugene, a long shot, but to say it is impossible is not accurate. >> and conversations will continue. if it wasn't going to happen, if there was a 100% sure deal it would not happen, there would not be so much anxiety from trump and the rnc. >> eugene, nice to see you. talk to you in a few minutes. >>> let's get an early start on your money. is donald trump's campaign low on funds? the fund raising e-mail is asking for $100,000 to counter hillary clinton's ad

>> sean spicer has this great chart that just has the word enough. and the h at the end of it is hillary's h but with a downward arrow. enough of being told that orlando was not about terrorism. enough of being told that we have to pretend terrible schools have to be protected because the teacher's union wants them. enough of being told that we have to allow in thousands and thousands of additional syrian refugees about whom we know nothing and cannot possibly vet. go down the list of all the things we are told. look at the washington metro after billions of dollars. it's a disaster. how many things have to fail for the average american to finally decide the bureaucracy and the establishment can't deliver. let's try something new. >> don't get me started on the d.c. metro system. anyway, mr. speaker, thank you, sir. >> good to be with you. >> well, the eu shakeup is rattling international relations. with the london out of the eu. somehow germany responding? fox business network correspondent adam shapiro is live in berlin. adam? >> yes, greta. angela

. >> reporter: rnc spokesman sean spicer said quote, all the discussion about the rnc rules committee acting to undermine the presumptive nominee is silly. there's no organized effort, strategy or leader of this so-called movement. it is nothing more than a media creation and a series of tweets. however, we did speak with kendall unruh, the delegate from colorado who actually started this, and when asked about it being called silly, she said well, we must be getting traction if the rnc is actually responding. she also said right now she has about 200 delegates who are committed to this. >> wow. thank you so much. >>> joining us now is wally farris, from the trump campaign, and fox news contributor. thank you for joining us. i want to focus our discussion today primarily on the proposal of a muslim ban that donald trump has proposed. first and foremost, he said he wanted to focus on areas where there is a proven history of terrorism. for someone at home who is looking to make a decision, what specifics is he talking about? what countries is he talking about, for how long would that sup

this was sean spicer. he's one of the higher ups at the republican national committee. he put this up on twitter, i believe it was this morning, he said left wing protesters burned the american flag and engage in violence, silence from hillary clinton. is she going to say anything about this? >> we reject and condemn the violence we isn't that true california last night. our campaign is quick on social media to condemn it last night. our campaign charnl, john padesta tweeted to that affect. the report suggested that many of the protesters did not have an allegiance to one candidate or the other. many were self-identified anarchists, according to some of the reports i saw. if they are supporters, we absolutely do not want the support of people that would engage in that behavior. the response to donald trump's preach is not more violence in return. we actually reject and condemn it. >> this is something we've seen, especially in california, he's had three events in california have been very loud protest and in some cases violence protests outside. not engaging in violence

i was speaking to sean spicer, the senior strategist of the rnc, and he said that donald trump has a get out the message ability that he has never seen in politics. he can send one tweet and get 15,000 people to show up to an event when romney would have to do mailers, he would have to do radio ads, and then e ma-mails well to get a few thousand people to an ooechbevent. his ability to get the message out is completely unprecedented and has worked so far in the primary. but right now he's going up against the hillary clinton machine, and that is where there is a considerable amount of worry that his campaign will not be able to match that and he will just be overmessaged despite his ability to drive the conversation on his end in such a unique way. >> katy tur, thank you very much. good seeing you. you can find more of this story on our website. i invite you to check it out, certainly an interesting report. thanks, katy. >>> joining me now, national political director for the "boston globe," matt viser. >> thanks for having me. >> let's talk about trump's verbal attacks against this

then sean spicer answered that tweet with whichever intern just sent this doesn't get it's not smart for you to talk about deleting anything. then saying @fbi. unofficially we have been tracking the likes on donald trump and hillary clinton's e-mails. hillary clinton is up to 92,000 likes. donald trump at 15,000. now, this is not scientific, but it is interesting to note. this underscores i think how bitter, how ugly this fall fight will potentially get. it underscores why the democrats were so eager to unify and why the timing of this, the fact that president obama didn't wait very long after wrapping up that meeting with senator sanders to put out that endorsement tape, which clearly he wanted to put out today. you heard josh earnest say that senator sanders wasn't surprised by it. certainly, we think that president obama did tell senator sanders that was the plan for the day. secretary clinton moving forward. her biggest challenge is getting senator sanders' supporters on board. and of course president obama is going to be critical to that, brian. we saw that in that tape. he's tr

the response from rnc cheefr strategist and communications director sean spicer was the following, whicheverern just said this doesn't get its not smart for you to talk about deleting anything, cc fbi, a reference to her controversy the scandal surrounding her use of the private e-mail server as well. we will be joined now by katy tur outside trump tower. she's been covering donald trump's meetings with his donor team, many of these individuals who have been reluck tacck tant necessarily to get on board. let's talk about today specifically, though. how will the trump campaign spin this endorsement? we saw the tweet as an example. >> reporter: donald trump tweeting again that they don't have a rapid response unit inside this campaign, so you can donald trump is tweeting it or one of his aides are tweeting it, we wochbts sn't see much of response unless they also send out a press release of some sort. with a rapid response team that is in place is at the rnc right now and that's why we saw rieine priebus and sean spaicer tweetig as well. but the trump campaign does not yet have a spin machine

. >> reporter: now, the republican national committee's chairman, sean spicer, also hit back at thisextent was a bunch of, quote, random people tweeting about it. i should mention that political analysts say that with trump's numbers, an effort like this would be a real long shot, fred. >> all right, kristen holmes in a very steamy las vegas. thank you so much. >>> all right. on the democratic side, bernie sanders is pledging he will do everything in his power to make sure donald trump is defeated in november, except for dropping out of the race. but his campaign posted this video that offers some vague foreshadowing. >> the major political task that together we face in the next five months, is to make certain that donald trump is defeated and defeated badly. and i personally intend to begin my role in that process. in a very short period of time. >> all right, joining me right now to talk more about this is jay newton small, he is the washington correspondent for "time" magazine. jay, good to see you. she is -- jay, good to see you. >> good to see you, fredricka. so let's talk about

. >> sean spicer today gets up and -- rnc spokesperson, tip your cap to sean who has a very, very, very difficult job. but he basically tried to gas light, tried to men in black it, he basically was like, oh, no, he wasn't referring to the judge's heritage. donald trump literally said his heritage is mexican. >> he said, he can't be undiced against he because his heritage is mexican. he wasn't just saying, these are some attributes of this judge. he was saying, this is why he is at fault. >> electorally, this is the problem. you have smart people now talking about the house might be in play because you may have a sea change election because what barack obama did in 2008 and 2012 was win moderate voters. win that moderate middle swath of the american electorate. you know what the moderate middle swath of white voters in america don't want to be associated with? racists. >> in fact, this is something that has been a key part of republican politics for a long time is whatever -- you know, people call it -- whatever racial an mulls that is in their voters that they feel is useful to stoke h

the way that other candidates haven't, you need the infrastructure and ground games and you heard sean spicer today from the republican national committee, the group upon which donald trump is relying for all of that infrastructure and ground game, you heard him say, listen, donald trump can just with a stroke of a pen get his total up but the question is, is he going to do that? we haven't seen that yet. we have not yet seen him infuse his campaign with his own money in that way. >> why do you think -- when we were chatting during a commercial break, when you look at how nontraditional this campaign has been but also the swell of support for bernie sanders, he's had a lot of small dollar donations but from across the board. why do you think we haven't seen that from the trump campaign? because he's been self-funded up until this point, essentially? >> and proud of that. he spent all of last year touting that he's funding this campaign. the fact that he did raise north of $10 million from his website, from selling hats or what have you. so it wasn't all self-funding. but he was very proud of

sean spicer added whichever intern just sent this doesn't get it's not smart for you to talk about deletingve been a great weak spot for hillary clinton. the campaign must be so relieved that there is no trump campaign that can think beyond donald trump's very thin skin and the criticism he's getting about the judge. >> the clinton campaign, i think, could not be in a better place to put it mildly. think about what we learned yesterday. so hillary clinton is going to walk out on the campaign trail. it's going to be her. it's going to be bill clinton. it's going to be president obama. it's going to be joe biden. elizabeth warren. and at this point it's probably also going to be bernie sanders. that is a formidable team. and right now they're up against a republican party that, frankly, can't stand behind its current nominee because of the things he has been saying. so the staff at headquarters yesterday was gathered around a couple of tvs they had there as they watched that video from president obama clapping and cheering. some of those aides have been with hillary clinton for a decade and t