the only person to beat the clintons was barack obama and going to the left, right, of hillary clinton think you saw some of that in his speech, reaching out to bernie sanders, talking about those trade deals. he seems to be trying to get to the left not consistently always on foreign policy, attacking her on libya even though his position has switched back and forth but we'll see. >> the teleprompter suggested this was going to be a controlled speech and his mannerism was controlled but this was the sort of things he was saying and that kind of surprised me. i also think this was lacking in vision. you would think that this occasion we're spend ing a lot f time talking about the significance of secretary clinton becoming the presumptive nominee but he's reached a milestone and i thought this was the big picture evening. that's not the way he played it. >> the real question is how long will he stayed tethered to a teleprom teleprompter. you saw little blips of spontaneousty. you better hope i'm president. i just think this is going to be a real challenge and test for him to kind of col

kelley clinton claims the title for president. inton -- donald trump taking him off the clintons. >> our schools are failing. crime is rising. people are scared. the last thing we need is hillary clinton in the white house are an extension of the obama disaster. lauren: tropical storm: head storm: heads out to sea. the latest forecast for maria molina. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ it's more than a network and the cloud. it's reliable uptime. and multi-layered security. it's how you stay connected to each other and to your customers. with centurylink you get advanced technology solutions, including an industry leading broadband network, and cloud and hosting services - all with dedicated, responsive support. with centurylink as your trusted technology partner, you're free to focus on growing your business. centurylink. your link to what's next. tranter breaking news this morning trading on the clintons during delegates necessary to clinch the top russia to is on new jersey, new m

to the clinton foundation. the children tons no strangers to scandal. the latest fox news poll shows 54% of voters say hillary clinton doesn't have the integrity to serve as president. the clintons i believe have established conduct and patterns of behavior that raise serious disqualifying question about the their character and integrity. what is this country about if hillary clinton can escape the consequences of scandal after scandal that have followed her throughout her public career. this one from samuel johnson who said, integrity without knowledge is weak and useless, and knowledge without integrity is dangerous and dreadful. we are coming right back. senator warren endorsing hillary clinton and taking the fight to donald trump. >> i'm ready to get in this fight and work my heart out for hillary clinton. lou: does warren's goofy attacks on donald trump mean hillary has her running-mate? a baby dolphin heading home thanks to the kindness of a stranger. stay with us. a lot more straight ahead. we are coming

the circuit. >> no. no. when you get a clinton, as the main speaker at your event people buy tickets to your event because they want to hear what the clintons have to say. >> do they buy tickets in the ukraine? do they buy tickets in saudi arabia? >> everywhere. >> really? >> wherever these guys want to talk -- if the somebody wants to hire them to talk everybody else wants to come. this is a boppo event if you can book the clintons. >> let me ask you this coco. >> yes. >> what about the fact that the president has said that although he doesn't know anything about the investigation that what she did was careless but really innocent. what do you think that does to an fbi agent on the street? doesn't that tell him you may lose your job? >> i don't think it does anything. i think an fbi agent ought to feel completely secure and isolated and independent to do the investigation they ought to be doing. and they are doing it. but they haven't come out with any type of conclusion, any charge, any accusation, any indictment. and it's not c

clinton scandals." >> see you back at 7:00. >> see you then. >> all right. >>> welcome to the special edition of "hannity speical: the clinton scandals." tonight, for the hour we'll expose hillary clinton's long history of wrongdoing and corruption, and we'll explain the impact this will have on the 2016 race. let's take a look. >> i have provided all of my work-related e-mails. >> to cover up a corrupt dealings, hillary illegally stashed her state department e-mails on a private server. >> i saw it as a matter of convenience. it clearly wasn't the best choice. >> i have a problem when a sitting secretary of state and a foundation run by her husband collects many millions of dollars from foreign governments. >> hillary takes all of this money into a crooked foundation, crooked hillary, crooked foundation, from saudi arabia and from many other countries. >> i haven't talked to anyone or seen any evidence of any links of action between secretary clinton and the clinton foundation. >> they've seen rage and violence directed at american embassies over an awful internet video. >> she lied to me. she told me it was the fault of the

the threat posed by radical islam. in fact, hillary clinton supports a radical 550% increase in syrian refugees coming into the united states and that's an increase over president obama's already high number. under her plan, we would admit hundreds and thousands of refugees from the most dangerous countries on earth, with no way to screen who they are, what they are, what they believe, where they come from. already hundreds of recent immigrants and their children have been convicted of terrorist activity inside the united states. the father of the orlando shooter was a taliban supporter from afghanistan, one of the most repressive anti-gay and anti-woman regimes on earth. i only want to admit people who share our values and love our people. [ applause ] hillary clinton wants to bring in people who believed women should be enslaved and gays put to death. maybe her motivation lies among the more than 1,000 foreign donations hillary failed to disclose while at the state department. hillary clinton may be the most corrupt person ever to seek the p

in return, hillary clinton got rich. the book "clinton cash" by peter schweitzer documents how bill and hillary used the state department to enrich their family at america's expense. she gets rich making you poor. [ applause ] here is a quote from the book. at the center of u.s. policy toward china was hillary clinton. at this critical time for u.s./china relations, bill clinton gave a number of speeches that were underwritten by the chinese government and its supporters. these funds were paid to their bank account directly while hillary was negotiating with china on behalf of the united states. tell me, folks, does that work? she sold out our workers and our country for beijing. hillary clinton has also been the biggest promoter of the trans-pacific partnership, which will ship millions more of our jobs overseas, and give up congressional power to an international foreign commission. now, because i have pointed out why it would be such a disastrous deal, she's pretending that she's against it. she's given and deleted, as yo

he laid ambassador stevens at the feet of hillary clinton, the creation of isis at the hillary clinton's term as secretary of state, the turmoil in the middle east at her, but it could have been done in a separate speech. i don't know why he really threw the kitchen sink at her in this time. he could have made this a multi-speech event and kept this going. but overall, i thought it was a very effective and good speech. best delivered on teleprompter for sure. >> rick, thanks. right behind you there on capitol hill, while donald trump was speaking, hillary clinton was in the middle of a round of visits. kelly o'donnell was tailing along for that. kelly? >> reporter: well, brian, i can tell you that inside the meeting of house democrats with secretary hillary clinton, she did reference donald trump. i'm told that she at one point said he's rich and then sort of let the room sort of fall into laughter. obviously speaking to a favorable crowd. so not a lot of discussion of donald trump, but the effect of donald trump. hillary clinton told house democrats she believes that with him on the rep

." >> look at the clinton foundation of it is a one of the great frauds of all time. >> it's general election time. eric trump is here to talk abou down hillary clinton. >>> plus i'll tell you why hillary's so sure she won't be indicted. and she's not alone. >> looks to me like nothing's going to happen to her. because it's a rigged system, folks. >>> then, growing calls for the judge in the stanford rape case to be removed. you will hear from this former prosecutor. my take on the case that has the whole country talking. >>> and later -- >> did you know her campaign headquarters is right here? >> yes, i did. actually just there volunteering. >> street justice at hillary's front door. i show up at the clinton campaign headquarters and find some supporters and some neighbors. what floor do you want? >> i'm on the fifth floor. >> hillary, she's on the fifth floor. "justice" starts now. >>> hello, and welcome to "justice." i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us tonight. now to my opening statement. hillary clinton broke the law. and she's positive that there's absolutely no ch

you've examined the clinton/obama foreign policy. in libya, in syria, pulling out of iraq early, gains such as fallujah and tikrit, releasing gitmo detainees, giving money to the former muslim brotherhood head muhammad morsi and $150 billion to iran. exam that from a national security standpoint. how profound are these mistakes? >> they're catastrophic, sean. they are literally catastrophic. in every case. think about just the release of the top leaders of the taliban. literally the war cabinet of the call ban leased from gitmo. we've seen a 40% recidivism rate. the people we let out go back to killing in the name of allah once we free them. how is this good for our security or the security of our allies? wherever you work, the world son fire. in the middle east, in africa, in south asia. wherever they have touched a region, our enemies are emboldened and are friends and allies are fearful. whoever the next president is, it will be a job of herculean proportions to win back the confidence of everybody who no longer trusts us because o

the president endorsing hillary clinton. but the way they did it, fact that they did it on social media, they released a video, they released the tweets and i just want to point out, david axelrod, josh earnest white house press secretary walking in to the white house wrebriefing m to give us details on the decision making process, how the president came forward. so if i interrupt you, you'll know why i am. >> okay. >> were you surprised of the format for a formal endorsement? >> well, you know, this is obviously in line with the way barack obama has communicated with his supporters from the beginning of his presidential campaign back in 2007. but it's particularly important because of the important role that social media has played in the campaign of bernie sanders. and it's meaningful that a number of seconds of this video were devoted to the sanders campaign and the role that bernie sanders has played in this election. it's obviously no coincidence that it comes out after the meeting between president obama and bernie sand

the clinton foundation helps poor people around the world get access to lifesaving aids medicine. mrs. clinton: donald trump uses poor people around the world to produce his line of suits and ties. [cheers and applause] mark: so at the form we did today with supporters of clinton and trump, they had a tussle over the foundation. there's no doubt there some defensiveness there on the part of the clintons and there's no , doubt trump thinks this is a huge deal. where do you think that fight ends up? john: i don't know. it always seems to me the intersection of the clinton foundation, her time as secretary of state, the money that came in from a lot of different sources, that always seems to be a fertile area for investigation. there's been a little bit of that done. "the new york times" has written some pretty damning articles about it. mark: and for all we know, the fbi has told into it. john: i think journalistically, it's an area that would benefit from greater scrutiny and in -- and greater investigation. at this moment, there is nothing that has been the obvious silver bullet tr

the map. fast-forward to 2013. in just four years, secretary clinton managed to almost single-handedly destabilize the entire middlehat weere's no doubt have known all along that donald would go after hillary clinton and link her to the obama administration's record. you mentioned factual exaggerations in the show -- is that just standard medical rhetoric? mark: i don't think any of it is substandard but it does weaken his case when he is that brought and sweeping. the problem with that section from a performance point of view is that he has not internalized it. he's too busy reading off the prompt her to make it emotional. i do think he leaves it. a he continues to give version of the speech as system speech and gets better at it, i think you will be stronger. one of the things that was so good about hillary clinton's speech is you felt like it was the first time she gave it, and you felt like she really owned it. she knew what she was doing. she believed it and owned it and knew what she wanted to say. this trump still feels like feeling his way along -- i don't disagree that he is sincere but he -- it feels like

this is when bill clinton as the u.n. ate are doling out hundreds of millions of dollars in grants, vcs mining where hillary clinton's brother is on the board. of all the companies out there, why did the haitian government pick this company? it has to do with the fact that the clintons are doling out so much money to the country. john: i assume you went to the companies? >> yes, we did. we didn't get much in the word of a response. what you get is it's a coincidence. i me, personally believe we need to follow the money and don't believe the clintons exist in a parallel universe. john: it could be coincidence. you can't prove it's a scandal. >> you're right. nobody is stupid enough to send an e-mail that says do this and we'll give you the money. it's the pattern of behavior. most people intuitively do it, right? if a politician shows up and gets a lot of money and the government takes action, the events are probably connected. john: thank you, peter schweizer. look forward to the final cut of the film. >>> i'm on vacation,

in return, hillary clinton got rich. theon cash documents how bill and hillary used the state department to enrich their family at america's expense. she gets rich making you poor. [ applause ] here's a quote from the book. at the center of the u.s. policy towards china was hillary clinton. at this critical time for u.s. china relations bill clinton gave a number of speeches that were underwritten by the chinese government and its supporters. these funds were paid to the clinton's bank account directly while hillary was negotiating with china on behalf of the united states. tell me, folks, does that work? she sold out our workers and our country for beijing. hillary clinton has also been the biggest promoter of the transpacific partnership, which will ship millions more of our jobs overseas and give up congressional power to an international foreign commission. now because i have pointed out why it would be such a disastrous deal, she's pretending she's against it. she's given and deleted as you know, most people have heard

clinton. not even that. it's also therison lobby money that hillary clinton has been receiving when we have generations of minority youth in the private prisons. hillary clirpt hnton has a lot answer and we'll hold her accountable. >> i can see after the campaign, just wait, it's only about to get tougher. katrina, stand by, we'll get back to you. they're being counted as we speak and so far still only 3% of the vote is in. she has a lead to bernie sanders 30%. we'll update you on that. much more after this. 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. because my teeth are yellow. these photos? why don't you use a whitening toothpaste? i'm afraid it's bad for my teeth. try crest 3d white. crest 3d white diamond strong toothpaste and rinse... ...gently whiten... ...and fortify weak spots. use together for 2 times s

in return, hillary clinton got rich. the book clinton cash by peter swiet documents how bill and hillary used the state department make -- to make her rich all while making you poor. [applause] >> here as a quote from the book. at the center of u.s. policy toward china was hillary clinton. at this critical time for u.s.-china relations, bill clinton gave a number of speeches that were underwritten by the chinese government and supporters. these funds were paid to the clinton's bank account directly while hillary was negotiating with china on behalf of the united states. tell me, folks, does that work? she sold out our workers and country for beijing. hillary clinton has been the biggest promoter of the transpacific partnership which will shift millions of our jobs overseas and give up congressional power to an international foreign commission. now, because i pointed out why it would be such a disaster, she is pretending she is against it. she has given and deleted, as you know, and most people have heard about this, ever hea

>>> welcome to the special edition of "hannity speical: the clinton scandals." tonight, for the hour we'll expose hillary clinton's long history of wrongdoing and corruption, and we'll explain the impact this will have on the 2016 race. let's take a look. >> i have provided all of my work-related e-mails. >> to cover up a corrupt dealings, hillary illegally stashed her state department e-mails on a private server. >> i saw it as a matter of convenience. it clearly wasn't the best choice. >> i have a problem when a sitting secretary of state and a foundation run by her husband collects many millions of dollars from foreign governments. >> hillary takes all of this money into a crooked foundation, crooked hillary, crooked foundation, from saudi arabia and from many other countries. >> i haven't talked to anyone or seen any evidence of any links of action between secretary clinton and the clinton foundation. >> they've seen rage and violence directed at american embassies over an awful internet video. >> she lied to me. she told me it was the fault of the video. >>

do you think the clinton campaign could he in that position? depends on what happens when the primary is over. if she starts getting the sanders supporters, then yes. john: i know you don't think slogans matter but big speeches matter. one andt obama gave people think the convention speech or hillary clinton will matter a lot. she has a lot of problems to remedy. -- this is going to be a big moment speech in her life. -- help meed you think through how to approach this speech. what would you tell her? jon: she needs to think about what is your vision for the country and how do you talk about that in a way that is an implicit contrast with donald trump? speech andust make a say here are my policies and this guy sucks. the case you are making has to the one to lead the country and why he isn't and you have to do both of those things at the same time for top i think she's going to have to reintroduce herself to the country and she's going to have to talk about those the accomplishments of the last eight years and how to hold on them. john: have yo

the big problem hillary clinton has is she has lost the confidence of the american people and her ability to be truthful with them. she hasn't been truthful and forthcoming on benghazi since the first moment this terrible tragedy. lou: i can't think of a time when she has been truthful in her career. >> there is a 20-year relationship the american people have had with the clintons. she is not honest or trustworthy. there is a huge gap in every poll with donald trump on that critical question. are you honest, will you level with us. lou: today donald trump gave one of his best speeches if not the best on trade. he -- and he put forward in succinct and i think bright language a precisely the causal relationships between globalism and corporate america, k street and middle class jobs and those who aspire to be part of our middle class in what damage has been wrought. what did you think? >> focusing on the economy playing -- is playing to donald trump's strength. he ex posed an area where the political elites are work at cross purposes with the american people. these multi-national corporatio

a world-class liar the most corrupt candidate ever. hillary clinton firing back tonight. >>> and donald trump calls himself the king of debt. is that a good thing? >>> and breaking news. democrats staging a sit-in on the house floor, demanding action on gun control. will it finally work? let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, the war of words. donald trump and hillary clinton hammering each other, getting personal. trump today relentlessly attacking hillary clinton. >> she's a world-class liar. hillary clinton may be the most corrupt person ever to seek the presidency of the united states. hillary clinton has perfected the politics of personal profit and even theft. she ran the state department like her own personal hedge fund. her decisions spread death, destruction and terrorism everywhere she touched. her campaign slogan is "i'm with her." you know what my response is to that? i'm with you, the american people. >> clinton firing back, attacking trump's core issue, his plan for the economy, and she mocked his pe

clinton? that is something to be seen as the weeks go on. another new poll out and with those polls showing a tight clinton/trump race. yesterday was a nearly all negative day for donald trump. there was growing scrutiny over groups that donald trump donated money to. "washington post" uncovering a group that received $75,000 from trump. relatively speaking that is a small amount of money compared to what donald trump showed had been raised. negative headlines surrounding trump's former for profit university. unveiled documents and testimony have former employees calling the school a lie and a scheme. let's bring in nbc's hallie jackson and kristin welker on the trail. hallie jackson is in front of trump tower. let's start with you. you have the clinton campaign saying donald trump was very angry and the reason for it was he doesn't want people talking about this trump university story. >> reporter: these documents have begun to come out yesterday unsealed by the federal judge, a judge who, by the way, trump went after pretty hard continuing

the icing on the cake, california. secretary clinton delegates in the golden state. let's go to california and joined by "los angeles times" reporter seema mata. the polls suggested it would be a lot closer in california. what happened? >> that's actually what i'm going to be reporting today but the polls were suggesting that the race was tightening. hillary clinton made an big push with the early voters. so she had made an early and aggressive push to get her most au ardent supporters to vote. the clinton campaign was concerned about sanders spending time there and between hillary clinton and bill clinton, they did almost 50 events over five days, which is unprecedented in this state and they also went up on television advertising. they were drawing decent-sized crowds but as the days got closer, the crowds got bigger and bigger, especially after that speech in san diego where she called out donald trump. >> but sanders spent 8 boatload of money. >> he spent $1.5 million. in another state that's a lot but here it's nothing. >> that's a

to go after the top 1%, hillary clinton is the poster child of the top. clinton is the president who basically created the laws that he now wants to fight. and he goes after wall street and the banks. she collects most of wall street donations than any our candidate. she got all of those millions from goldman sachs. he is not letting her off the hook. he is there to keep accountability of her candidacy. he has already won the argument, if not the votes. >> so what is going on in the clinton campaign tonight? >> well, i would imagine there is a tremendous amount of distress, because they would obvious obviously singularly focus on donald trump. >> do you think it was interesting she called him this evening, and he made a point to say that. >> i did, also he said that obama called him, and looked forward to -- >> it was a kind phone call. >> everybody coming, mohammed coming to the mount. but this was interesting, he didn't even acknowledge the historic moment that was hillary's tonight, which is the fact she wille lead the party, the first woman to do so in

this was a clinton coronation. and theify with that. >> van, as a democrat, wasn't this a clinton coronation? >> listen, first of all nobody will tell joe biden what to do. the reality, all of these conspiracy theories, that hillary clinton has magical powers, prevent people doing things they would otherwise do. what are you talking about? joe biden looked down the long barrel of a tough campaign, saw that hillary clinton had performed incredibly well in front of that hearing, that she performed well going forward on hitting all these marks. said he doesn't want to do it. that's fine. here's the reality of what's going on. bernie sanders has done something historic, extraordinary. he ran to the left of dennis kucinich who got 2, 3, 4%. he is the last guy standing with 46% of delegates marching into philadelphia. that's extraordinary. it is going to take him a moment to digest how far he came and how far he fell short. the idea there's some coronation, these conspiracy theories don't help anyone. >> i have to go to break. w

the third one is hillary clinton herself. you know, once she's there and the nominee and the issues she's speaking for, i have to tell you, i'm enjoying this moment so much. there is unity and love breaking out all over in the democratic party in contrast to the republican party. >> let me say, it is note worthy that obama's approval numbers are fairly high right now and they've been so for months. we don't know where they'll be in november. right now he's a pretty popular president. he is the truth teller out there sorting out the argue ams. >> there are so many unknowns on the republican side. we don't know long term how donald trump plays. the running mate, the other republican, what more established republicans do. i know you're not a trump supporter. >> you think? this cake is get bakes. we're past the point of giving donald trump a chance, a lot of us. i think for the last four weeks since he became the nominee, a lot of us thought okay, at some point this man is going to become presidential. at some point he's going to

it was the clinton campaign that wanted to wait. atter of talking about the grass roots, talking about senator sanders ideas and how he could best move those forward. talking about the president's experience being the presumptive nominee. what he needed from hillary clinton eight years ago and trying to have that conversation to show bernie sanders a level of respect and inclusion that would sort of best position him to go forward as part of the team. he's not quite there yet officially. things are moving in that direction. >> jennifer, talk about the human reality of the advantage that the clinton campaign has with two of its top five officials used to be amongst the top officials in this white house. >> they both left the white house not long before they joined the campaign. it's been this dynamic of you know there's a constant conversation happening. now i think we're just going to see this really seamless cooperation where ever and when ever and however president obama can be used and michelle obama and the bidens can be used to

suddenly the words hillary and clinton don't seem so bad for some in the gop. listen. >> is it voting for hillary clinton? >> there will come a point in time that what mr. trump's offering the country, is it good for the party and the country. >> i've never even met donald trump, i've never been in the same room with donald trump. whereas i do have a personal relationship with hillary. if she's elected as president, i'm sure we would work very well together. >> between clinton and trump -- >> it's not simple. for me it's how donald trump does in ohio, it's on him p. items on him how he does in the country. >> this all comes as never trump ringleader mitt romney hosts a sum hit in utah with like minded senator ben sasse as well as top republicans who are all coming including paul ryan, reince priebus. the big question, though, is dump trump for real or is it just more pipe dreams coming out of washington? i'm joined now by a great power breaker in the republican party these days, former mississippi governor haley barbour. how are you? >> i think i'm feeling bette

on the clinton side you had them prepared. ty of background information coming in ahead of trump's speech. plenty coming in during and after. they were clear with the 15 lies they identified in his speech. news organizations were also fact checking trump. on the flip side, you had the trump people reacting to hillary clinton in a more aggressive way than usual. you also saw clinton respond directly to trump's speech in a way that suggest they are going to be willing to play with him in this kind of space a little bit more aggressively than we initially thought. >> we also saw an interview today, a c-span interview with bernie sanders, someone who has faded from public view for a little while but came out today, really interesting view and some news was committed. talk about that interview. >> reporter: bernie sanders committed news. i was so surprised. i love that he picked c-span for his first interview after essentially losing to hillary clinton. >> it's the people's network. >> reporter: it was very bernie sanders decision.

the clinton foundation tried to help people in need. look at that compared to trump university and the scam that was pulled. >> let me say this. i want to be devil's advocate with you in the same way i was with peter. i know he gets portrayed as a st stooge for the koch brothers, but "the washington post," abc built on his reporting. >> they did, sure. and they built on it, but what did they come up with? nothing more than what he came up with. the book was taken seriously. "the wall street journal" looked into it for months and found, quote, no wrongdoing. so, the book has been aired. that's my point. it's had its day in the sun. and it did nothing. >> i know that you lose people in the details of these cases, but what i remember from that chapter on the uranium deal is that bill clinton spoke in 2011 in russia, got paid 500 k, the last time he'd spoke there, his fee was 195 k, and there was a tie between the group that brought him in who had a piece of the uranium deal and a connection to vladimir putin. you look at that sort of thing,

>> jeff zeleny in brooklyn with the clinton campaign. of course it is potentially a history-making night. it was 100 years ago women couldn't vote in this country and we're on the cusp of a woman being a nominee from a major party. let's go now to brianna keilar, she's with bernie sanders' campaign in santa monica, california. we've been hearing a lot of suggestions from the sanders' campaign that they're going to take this all the way to the convention, even if clinton gets the majority of pledged delegates and the majority of the popular vote. >> that is what they have saying, jake, and as of moments ago senator sanders was at his hotel in the los angeles area meeting with top advisers figuring out where to go literally as well as figuratively. his campaign manager jeff weaver said the senator would return home to burlington, vermont. certainly the campaign is aware of the optics of a home ward retreat. what that could look like or signal. they're discussing whether or not senator sanders will be headed to washington, d.c. he has a rall

the ticket. here is what clinton had to say today -- of elizabeth warren being on the ticket. re is what clinton had to say. i haventon: of course spoken with senator warren in the last few weeks. we have stayed in touch over the i am very much looking forward to having her good advice and counsel as we move into the general election campaign. i have the highest regard for her. tolso believe that my plan rein in wall street was the toughest, most comprehensive in this campaign on either side. i will be consulting with senator warren and others about how we are going to actually implement it. one thing i am particularly interested in, which i no means a lot to senator warren, is protecting the consumer protection bureau, and also protecting dodd-frank and the regulations put on wall street after the great recession from the promise to repeal them by donald trump. elizabeth warren is giving a speech tonight where she will escalate her attacks on donald trump and the republican leaders who still support him. after that, she will be on rachel maddow's show, where she is expected to

the clinton campaign checked the math and said it's done. >> i remember that. i made that projection. i remember it very vividly. stand by. any minute hillary clinton will speak live in california. she's hoping to win delegate-rich state of california on tuesday. we're going to have live coverage of hillary clinton's comments. also puerto rico. the first results you see them, they're coming in right now. we're monitoring those results. we're going to bring you the live special coverage as we continue to watch puerto rico. right now, much more right after this. text mom. boys have been really good today. send. let's get mark his own cell phone. nice. send. brad could use a new bike. send. [google] message. you decide. they're your kids. why are you guys texting grandma? it was him. it was him. keep your family connected. app-connect. on the redesigned passat. from volkswagen. >> our main focus tonight, the primary results emerging from puerto rico. all about the democrat right now. hillary clinton and senator bernie sanders only moments away, by the way, we expec

a white knight to save the party from bill clinton. those were the stakes for bill clinton. that was the crisis he was facing in late march of 1992. jerry brown by the way, jerry brown was loving it. it had been years. but suddenly here he was back in the middle of the biggest stage in all of politics. and what made it even better for him, he clearly, clearly had it in for bill clinton and the feel was more than mutual. >> he is funneling money to his wife's law firm for state business, number one. i don't care what you say about me but you ought to be ashamed of yourself for jumping on my wife, you're not worth being on the same platform as my wife -- >> don't try to escape it, ralph nader called me and read me the article, i was shocked. >> that was before the connecticut primary. after connecticut, brown had the whole world watching and boy did he let it rip. >> i remember the last time we had a democratic president, we had almost two-thirds of the congress, we still didn't get labor law reform. when you're looking at presidential candidates, i want you to compare the reco

the i.t. specialist who helped set up clinton's server. pagliano is the same ex-staffer who struck a deal in the ongoing fbi investigation. he's also filed a motion on his own to keep his records under wraps. heather. >> very interesting. lauren green, live for us. thank you, lauren. >>> meantime, former secretary of state and presumptive democratic nominee, hillary clinton, hear what she has to say herself because she will join fox news's bret baier on "special report" at 6:00 eastern. >>> we're going to have quite an election, aren't we? i personally can't wait to debate him. >> well, i probably could think of nobody i'd rather debate. i think beating her in a debate would be one of the easy challenges of my life, that i can say. >> well, it is the general election of the lesser of two evils with donald trump and hillary clinton poised to be the most disliked presidential candidates in decades. so with the gloves coming off, are we about to witness the ugliest race in u.s. history? here to take a closer look, pollster and partner, jenn ca

is this an issue we will be talking about in the fall? can clinton make this an issue that will stalk trump all the way? mark: the for-profit university business is pretty dodgy across the board. these are accusations that would be serious for a normal candidate. he's shown an ability to rise above it. if they can humanize it with victims and advertisements. not just on paper but on video. john: this could be a problem for trump, what the narrative is that they are trying to build that donald trump is that he is a con man who does not care about the lives of real people and that he is profited at their expense. is will not be the silver bullet that kills trump as part of the larger mosaic it could be crippling to his campaign. in the long run if it is sustained. mark: there are a lot of things that go to trump's volatility about using his name to make money for something that is more flash than substance. i do think donald trump has a history of being able to use lawyers and delaying tactics. if he can make the legal part go away the political part w

it's the only question we have left tonight. secretary clinton will clench the nomination, can sanders get the california trophy he so desperately wants? >> all right john, thanks very much. let's get a key race alert. the polls are closed in california, the biggest prize of the night and it's too early to call for us in california, if you're hillary clinton and bernie sanders, we'll wait for the numbers to start coming in. the votes to start coming in. they'll be coming in shortly. 475, 475 delegates at stake in california. in montana right now, the polls closed an hour ago, 32% of the vote is in, hillary clinton has a slight lead over bernie sanders in montana, 148.6%, 46.7%, about a third of the vote is in in montana. in south dakota, a lot more of the vote is in, 87% of the vote is in, hillary clinton has a lead over bernie sanders in south dakota. 51.4% to 48.6%. 20 delegates at stake in south dakota right now. she earlier we projected was the winner in new jersey as well as new mexico, important wins, good night nor hirnt, but the biggest o

the persecution with that comment? >> bakari? >> i think that bill clinton hit the nail on the proverbial head. i think when you have slogans, when people talk about making america great again, when you talk about taking our country back, bill clinton is right. the president of the united states is correct in saying that that is a tone. that is a conversation where people want to go back and they harken those old days, you can't help but to think of mccarthy. the tone, the way he treats people who look differently. yeah, i don't want to go back to the days when lgbt community was treated as second-class citizens, i don't want to go back to the days when my father had to fight for his rights. we have an african-american president and donald trump has a problem with that, i'm sure. >> i want to bring in gregory now. i want you to listen to what donald trump said about a black supporter at one of his rallies. >> we had a case where we had an african-american guy who was a fan of mine. great fan. great guy. in fact, i want to find out what's going on with him. you know what i'm -- talking about. loo

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