giuliani: yes, sir. there you go. >> [indiscernible] mr. giuliani: sure. [laughter] >> i don't get down there. mr. giuliani: of that a lot of friends -- >> [indiscernible] mr. giuliani: what is this? i saw a lot of people who have this? what is that? >> it is a fair item. it's a yardstick. >> they are an advertising company. mr. giuliani: oh, yeah. >> my favorite. doing baseball. >> thank you very much. that's very kind of you. >> [indiscernible] [indiscernible] mr. giuliani: you're going to high school? >> yes. she will be voting next year. mr. giuliani: [indiscernible] >> we need someone. you.wanted to talk to this arlen specter, dick durbin deal. [indiscernible] >> hey, thank you, -- mr. thompson: thank you very much. if i was you, i would be asking, who is this guy question mark i want to talk to you. i was in an airport recently. a lady came up to me and said, we just love your tv show. i can't tell you what big fans we are. hello to my say husband. i said, certainly. i went over there. she said, honey, honey. you will never believe it. dr. fill! [lau

the week take a look back at visits to the fair from mitt romney, hillary clinton, rudy giuliani. this is just over half an hour. that must thank you for the opportunity. in delaware, we have a state fair. agriculture is the biggest industry in my state. as a matter of fact, to prove it, i brought my secretary of agriculture from delaware. [applause] about -- y'all are $8 billion per year, we are about $1 billion. a little smaller. wanted chance to make a couple points to you. number one, i think it is there to say that whether you are a democrat, republican, or independent, americans have dug sixep hole in the last years. we find yourself more isolated in the world in a long time. been troubled before, but never so isolated. know, in the last years when i have been a united states senator, i've never seen a time ime when the middle class was so uncertain. again, i have seen them trouble and angry, but it never seen uncertain. is"the des moines register" sponsoring the soapbox. senator hillary clinton toward the fairgrounds on wednesday afternoon. wayne, it ison: great, i was now

former new york city rudy giuliani was "on the record" last night. he had this to say about hillary's wiped server. >> hand it over to the fbi and apparently it was wiped out. so somebody did something to do it before it was handed over to the fbi. the fbi better find out who that was because that person commit ad serious federal crime. >> can hes remain about the blackberry clinton used as secretary state whether it was government issued and government encrypted. clinton maintained she followed all digital communication rules. nicole. >> we have stocks to watch for you. still earnings season. watch shares of hewlett-packard this morning. they're set to open to the downside along with broader market. profit and revenue both fell at hewlett-packard in the latest quarter. revenue dragged down by weak pc sales. we've been talking about that for a long time. the strong u.s. dollar weighing on this big multinational company. the computer-maker issuing disappointing out look for the full year. guidance is so clear. get a weak outlook, you see it under pres

. >>> the removal of a homeless man sparked a spat between former mayor giuliani. it started when giuliani reported the man for living on his block. >> i told him how about we -- >> the man was taken to the hospital. giuliani implied that he and not batten was behind his own quality of life successes. >> i didn't need a task force. there was me and bratton. there was my brain, his people. and the knowledge of a government. >> here's where it gets juicy. the mayor's office fights back saying we want to thank mayor giuliani for his brain. he wants to implement building new shelters, providing supportive services and ensuring that the mentally ill homeless get the care they need. you can read the entire report on our website. >>> another time checking weather and traffic on the 4s. you still have a few days left to be out of school. good day to get out. >> yeah, good day to get out. you see the weather headlines. that storm is going to linger into the afternoon from new york city on east. but we are going to see say drying trend through the west of town. so improving

. >> rudy giuliani is the frontrunner. >> let me ask you about rudy giuliani. i believe he is not only running, i think he's going to win this whole thing the way things look right now. >> the abc washington post poll says a lot of people favor rudy giuliani. >> the two frontrunners, rudy giuliani versus hillary clinton. >> one more year to go. >> speaking of hillary clinton, most of us have forgotten all of these predictions about her from the summer of 2007. >> senator hillary clinton has long been the front runner in a crowded democratic field. earlier this year some questioned her ability to go the distance. a new poll shows she is widening her lead. >> senator clinton is in the middle of a pretty good stretch right now. the fundamental question. can she be denied. >> if you looked at hillary clinton in the last debate, she was very strong. she is standistancing herself f her candidates. >> she is gaining momentum. i would have to say at this point hillary has it in the bag. >> she will crush barack obama. barack, just sit it out. it's going to be ugly. i p

there are two schools of thoughts, giuliani, bloomberg, stop and frisk. mobilize the police and make them more aggressive. then there's the more de blasio aspect is, he wants to get the police more into the community, almost like a curtis sliwa guardian angels type of approach, be omnipresent. we make fun of him with his red beret, and on subways see the guys in the red jackets, all right there is guy there, he has radio, he can reach out to law enforcement. also have a relationship. i was speaking to another one of my buddies who lives in not the greatest area in brooklyn. he is like, you know, you used to kind of know who the cop was, you would be afraid to do something because that cop will come and run you over. now all the cops are in the car, there is disconnect. that is really de blasio's thing. bottom line i still have a lot of faith in police commissioner bratton to fix this. >> bratton turned around los angeles. >> he is the real deal. >> he had the same drop in violent crime and homicide in los angeles that you did here. is it all bratton? brat

when the dust settled giuliani didn't claim a single delegate and thompson dropped out even before giuliani did. klein points out that 75% of republican voters refuse to support trump n. this week's cnn poll, quote, respondents had an overwhelmingly unfavorable view of him. 59 to 36% in contrast to 37% never heard of scott walker meaning he has room to grow where's trump does not. when republican viewers were asked if they had a better or worse chance of winning the presidency with trump, 58% said they would have a better chance with someone else. the bottom line trump has nowhere to go but down. to consider the question has trump peaked and is he correct that he is the most under rated candidate in the field, joy reid, msnbc national correspondent, you jean robinson, and april ryan, whitehouse correspondent and washington bureau chief for american urban radio. rick tyler, i spent the last hour or so trying to come up with a trick question that gets you to say something critical of donald trump and i'm giving up right off the bat. to al hunt's point about what is the long-range plan of the

rudy giuliani's here with reaction. >>> and explains how clinton is losing her footing with the american people. >>> plus, hollywood actor kevin sorbough is here to talk about his new film. "hannity" starts right here, right now. >>> and welcome to "hannity," tonight the race for 2016 is in full swing. and one gop candidate is gaining momentum. so with less than six months to go until the iowa caucus, well, billionaire businessman donald trump is surging in the polls with some impressive new numbers. joining us now tonight at the hannity big board with a full report. >> well, nearly two weeks after the first republican debate, donald trump continues to surge past the gop rivals. according to the latest fox news poll released just a few days ago, trump has taken a commanding 13-point lead over his closest opponent. but the good news for the trump campaign, it doesn't stop there. in fact, a brand new poll released today shows that trump is maintaining a large double-digit lead claiming 24% of the potential vote. former governor jeb bush is coming in second place with 13%. what's behind the

i was with rudy giuliani in 2008. and he had a double digit lead about this point but we know it was going to be difficult to play well in places like iowa and others. last time about this point -- >> giuliani -- pardon the interruption. giuliani did not have the money that donald trump has, did not have the media exposure. >> he raised over $50 million and. >> and he got 50 votes. >> there was a super pack. the truth of the matter is it'sics extremely early. and nobody knows donald trump. in fact, until we go through these debates i mean if you put will ferrell in the race tomorrow he might be at 10% until we go through debates. you have got to be realistic about where we are on these things. what donald trump is is it's the i'm mad as hell and i'm not going take it anymore votes. >> that's a movie network reference there. stai stand by. i want to bring in the director of the maris institute for public opinion. lee, you have been listening to this conversation. and i'm sure on many nights here on cnn there have been

our first interview ever, we do a question answer was rudy giuliani, y rudy giuliani? he was a republican, was a republican, u.s. attorney in new york, criminally prosecuting people for corporate crime as a launching pad for becoming mayor of new york. the prosecutor rena mentioned in indiana prosecuted the motor company for homicide. conservative, approached approached by the families of the dead teenage girl and there is a book, an article written by mike dolly that reprinted the memo when ford was saying hey if we recall this how much would it cost to bring back the cars and fix them? and on the other side of the balance sheet how much is a life worth? so once the movement starts it's not about left, right or democrat, republican it's about human values and justice. so this is the cornerstone book and the movement. the citizen scholars, let's look at a few of them brandon garrett, wrote a book called too big for jail. duke university professor is coming out with a book called capital offenses. david david allman from the university of law school rights criminally pr

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i want to remind people in 2007, rudy giuliani was leading the polls for almost a year. part of that was his celebrity. >> i don't know. i did not get a phone call from bill clinton before i jumped in the race. did you get a phone call? i didn't. maybe it is because i didn't give money to the foundation or donate to his wife's campaign. >> each of the candidates asked to describe the frontrunners in two words. >> divisive and no vision. no vision at all. >> not trust worthy. >> let's go with three. good at e-mail. >> socialist. >> not the change we need. >> professional politician that can't be trusted. >> you get the picture. when the happy hour debate was over, it was all about fiorini. listen to her. the former ceo on the attack about trump's comments about women's health. >> i think it will become an ad in a democrat campaign. hillary clinton jumped all over it for a reason because she saw an opportunity. it is foolish to say that women's health is not a priority. >> chris, is it fair to say fiorina broke out last night? >> reporter: she absolutely did, i think above

remember back when rudy giuliani wasn't in such a strong position. he gave up on iowa, new hampshire, and south carolina and decided to go to florida and that did not work out very well for him. >> when do we see candidates start to drop out? maybe after that southern sweep or before then? >> definitely before then. there's been speculation about rick perry who is not paying his campaign staffers anymore, although he does have a super pac with a good deal of money in it. an activist in iowa said if you've got enough money for gas, you can make it to february. i think we'll see a lot of these guys limping all the way to the iowa caucuses, but after that they'll drop away. >> you can see me on the fox business network at 6:00 p.m. i'm going to be talking about trump's immigration policy. geraldo rivera joins us. tomorrow, speaking of rick perry, he's going to come back. is he on the ropes? will he throw in the towel? a lot of people are saying probably he will. thanks a lot for watching. i'll see you tomorrow. >>> hello, everyone. i'm kimberly guilfoyl

rudy giuliani blah blah eight years ago. >> he's coming on. >> rudy's coming on? >> yeah. >> that's great. you go to the cross tabs. you were saying look at the cross tabs of trump. also, look at the numbers that are shifting. the people that said two months ago, i'll never vote for this guy. two months ago had an unfavorable impression of him. he's turning those numbers which do have to cause concerns. >> he's leading in our new national poll. in the new hampshire poll republicans were asked who do you trust best to handle the economy. 43%, trump. the next highest is 9%. >> wow. >> amazing. >> who do you trust to handle terrorism? trump, 21%. best to handle illegal immigration. trump, 38%. those traits as well as his improving favorability rating -- >> look at the economy. look at the -- 43 to 9. >> kind of a big issue. >> by the way, who are you going to trust? politicians that have been in politics. i'm talking about, if you're a new hampshire voter and someone asks who do you think could handle the economy better a guy doing deals across the world for 30, 35 y

when i was leading new york through its recovery on that day with rudy giuliani and george bush, i felt the flames and could taste the air. i vowed then that this country so long as i have anything to say about it was never going to bow down to radical islam again. we were never going to forget the lesson of september 11. that lesson to me is clearer today than it has ever been. we thought before september 11 because al qaeda was overseas it did not pose a threat to us in new york. we paid a horrible cost, a horrible penalty for not realizing the threat posed to us in america. today isis poses as large a threat if not greater to america, not just cities like new york but communities across america, and we have got to stand up and defeat radical islam over there before they can attack us here. let me give you two examples. think what happened in this country in the last few months. garland, texas. an american, radicalized by another american would have killed dozens of american citizens but for a texas cop. think of what happened in chattanooga, tennessee. an american radicalized by jiha

i started my curse prosecutor in new york city and served as counsel in mayor giuliani's administration in new york for eight years culminating in serving as his liaison to the federal government and the app or not in september 2001 incident then i've been in private practice both on the consulting side initially helping and more recently a good old-fashioned practicing of law. >> good afternoon. my name is george grasso. i started in government as a new york city police officer at 22 years old in 1979 and went to law school on the job and worked my way through various uniform rains, ultimately becoming deputy commissioner for legal matters at the n.y.p.d. in 1997 which is essentially the chief legal counsel of the n.y.p.d. i held the job for five years until 2002 during which unfortunately new york city had to endure the 9/11 attacks. among other things i'll discuss in more detail but on that day i was assigned to the police commissioner of the city of new york his liaison representative with the fbi command center where dan and i had already been working closely on a variety of topics

and rudolph giuliani is the president of the united states. as a pollster, what is your reaction to this? >> i would say curb your enthusiasm a bit. it is awfully early. you have an electorate, i was looking at the number in some of the polling from cnn that was out. you have two-thirds of the caucus electorate or the primary electorate who is still searching. not certain of their vote. and this poll could be an outlier. there are things that happen when you get polled that is an outlier. if you look at the trend here, hillary has been running comfortably ahead and almost every place. this could be an outlier but it could be in fact what you see is bernie sort of catching on. do i think he is going to surge ahead of clinton in all these places? no. i think most voters still don't know him. that's what this is about. building his name identification, defining a strong contrast with clinton. i think it was real smart from that interview, he didn't take debate and attack hillary. clearly bernie sanders is disciplined. they know not to attack hill

rudolph giuliani was the mayor credited with cleaning up new york city. he should see new york now. what is driving this? what will it take to turn it around? >> we're tired of standing here saying to the city, do something. you got elected to be a mayor of the city. you have to step up and do your you have to step up and do your job. when a moment spontaneously turns romantic, why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use, is the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache or muscle ache. to avoid long-term injury, get medical help right away for an ere

>> giuliani did some of that when he cleaned up times square. >> move it over a bit. >> topless lady and pose for pictures, you can go to this place and give out fliers and direct everybody over there. fair? >> the women will say well then men can't be shirtless either. >> if they are posing for pictures i would say that's good. any kind of partial nudity for commercial reasons should be in this zone. and then you know, it's a public health thing with this. why would any sane individual want to be partially naked in times square? it's filthy. >> because people are different. they want to do different things. it's a nice thing that times square is now so safe that women feel safe enough to be topless. >> there is cops all over the place but they won't -- they are not going to do anything to the ladies. this is interesting because i think it ties in with the total disintegrations of street life in new york. it is totally out of control now. i'm sure you know that you live up in the upper west side. you see in two years what has happened in this city. bloomberg and giuliani were able to

>> giuliani did some of that when he cleaned up times square. >> move it over a bit. >> topless lady and pose for pictures, you can go to this place and give out fliers and direct everybody over there. fair? >> the women will say well then men can't be shirtless either. >> if they are posing for pictures i would say that's good. any kind of partial nudity for commercial reasons should be in this zone. and then you know, it's a public health thing with this. why would any sane individual want to be partially naked in times square? it's filthy. >> because people are different. they want to do different things. it's a nice thing that times square is now so safe that women feel safe enough to be topless. >> there is cops all over the place but they won't -- they are not going to do anything to the ladies. this is interesting because i think it ties in with the total disintegrations of street life in new york. it is totally out of control now. i'm sure you know that you live up in the upper west side. you see in two years what has happened in this city. bloomberg and giuliani were able to

rudy giuliani and fred thompson were way away of -- way ahead of john mccain. to do, we are committed townhall meetings, house parties, and other events like this in new hampshire and similar events elsewhere around the country. that when people hear about our story and that we did not just take over the unions and special interest groups in washington, we are willing to take over the establishment -- take on the establishment and our own party, we will do what it takes regardless of party to do what's right for america. >> thank you. >> jeb bush said today that he -- that he would seriously consider putting a woman on the ticket if hillary is the nominee. governor walker: i think decisions based on who you put on the ticket for vice president should not be made for political purposes. they should be made first and foremost for who is competent to be the president of the united states. the number one response ability of the vice president is a little morbid. -- responsibility if i were president and something were to happen to me, i would want somebody who is c

when i was leading new york through its recovery on that day with rudy giuliani and george bush, i felt the flames and could taste the air. vowed then that this country so long as i have anything to say about it was never going to dog down to radical islam again. we were never going to forget the lesson of september 11. that lesson to me is clearer today than it has ever been. before september 11 itause al qaeda was overseas did not pose a threat to us in new york. we paid a horrible cost, a horrible penalty for not realizing the threat posed to us in america. today isis poses as large a threat if not greater to america, not just cities like new york but communities across torica, and we have got stand up and defeat radical islam over there before they can attack us here. let me give you two examples. think what happened in this country in the last few months. radicalized would have killed dozens of american citizens but for a texas cop. of what happened in chattanooga, tennessee. an american radicalized by jihadists killed marine recruiters before he was finally killed. orhave got to s

when i was leading new york through its recovery on that day with rudy giuliani and george bush, i felt the flames and could taste the air. i vowed then that this country so long as i have anything to say about it was never going to bow down to radical islam again. we were never going to forget the lesson of september 11. that lesson to me is clearer today than it has ever been. we thought before september 11 because al qaeda was overseas it did not pose a threat to us in new york. we paid a horrible cost, a horrible penalty for not realizing the threat posed to us in america. today isis poses as large a threat if not greater to america, not just cities like new york but communities across america, and we have got to stand up and defeat radical islam over there before they can attack us here. let me give you two examples. think what happened in this country in the last few months. garland, texas. an american, radicalized by another american would have killed dozens of american citizens but for a texas cop. think of what happened in chattanooga, tennessee. an american radicalized by jiha

. >> years ago mayor giuliani cleaned up this area getting rid of peep shows and strip joints. now on mayor de blasio scantily clad women are factors. >> little children going by it is not good for them. >> reporter: we saw families and women. >> i think it is great showing equality for rim women's rights. >> it is not prostitution, it is not selling their bodies, they're working. >> angel bunting tells me her father who is the police officer in the south supports her second job. if officials can't figure out how to get these women to keep their clothes on, well, the cold weather should have a nand this debate in a few months. channel 7, eyewitness news. >>> gas guzzlers, it is time to head for the garden state. good news for those who drive. prices at the pump take a dive. where you can fill up for less than two bucks a gallon. >>> plus, aftermath of when a moment spontaneously turns romantic, why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? with cialis for daily use, you don't have to plan around either. it's the only daily tablet approved to treat

. >> you go back to when rudy was mayor rudy giuliani cleaned it up. there used to be workshops in sex shops and it was a place you wouldn't bring the kids and then you have this wave of this disney, the disney expectation of times square which brought a lot of tours that which made a great place to bring your kids. i think people are upset because they are reacting to the fact that it seems to be slipping very at. >> there's a lot more things that i could be personally offended by. >> honestly people who are offended aren't they once -- i'm just saying. >> they got to be a very contentious meeting and business at minister john bennett and i had an exchange of words which led to a bigger exchange of words which led to the point john sitting -- putting may be or may not his middle finger out. >> john bennett is the poster there and joe is a councilman. getting to the bottom of this i met with jim the alleged man flipping the bird to. >> i don't know necessarily whether he was giving the bird. we did both stand up. i stormed out of the room at one point

i think giuliani last that little debate we had. somebody said i guess you have to quit. that was the beginning in '07 i think when that happened and giuliani never went anywhere and people were really negative on the war. they were negative on the war. >> you're the with the president on the nuclear deal with iran. that's containment as far as you're concerned rather than war? >> right. i've always supported that and make the point that kennedy talked to him and the russians and yet we still, this deal this agreement, you know worked out with iran is far from perfect and nothing like i would do it but it's better than threatening them with bombs. never want to take anything off the table and i think that is just i'm moral to say if you don't go may way, we're going with a nuclear weapon. >> if the people watching like the way this man is thinking the name of his book swords in the plow shares what he's talking about tonight. ron paul sir, thank you for coming on the show with the difference with the trumpet blowers of the republican party. >>> up next the restless heards

. >> rudy giuliani is fighting the row the war. two weeks ago the former mayor filed complaint about a homeless man using his upper east side block he then followed up to show just how serious he was not only did he go out with the police he then took a shop with mayor diblasio saying he didn't need a task force to handle the quality of life. >> cleaning up the city one hand at a time. >> with summer coming to an end it's that time of the year for the country farm to release their 2015 core maze and it's a tribute to our jersey. if you remember last year's maze we went had a lot of fun at that maze is so if you want to check it out it will be open on september 19. >> that the anniversary to the boss, 40 years ago today bruce springsteen and was released the greatest album in rock 'n roll history. don't take my word for ticket from new york times writer who wrote this in 1975, hearing this music music is like hearing your own life in music even if you never lived in new jersey are made love under the boardwalk. forty years later i t

we'll talk to former presidential candidate rudy giuliani. donald trump's on the top of the field heading to first debate. he's the tent pole right in the middle. haley barbour wants him to promise on the record he'll not make a third party run for president if he doesn't get the republican nomination. >>> tuesday clown car tuesday keeps coming around. finds scott walker behind the wheel. he's playing the ugly game of pretending he doesn't know what religion president obama is. what pandering to the worst in the far right. >>> trump is creating his own party. now he has sarah palin in his cotillion. >>> finally let me finish with those working men and women out there backing donald trump. right now. and this is "hardball." everyone's raving! age defy from clairol the secret? superior gray coverage that leaves hair looking 10 years younger age defy from clairol (ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh) (hush my darling...) (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) (hush my darling...) man snoring (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.)

hear former mayor giuliani's harsh words. >>> plus, the asian markets are dropping again today. that's sparking new fears. "today in new york" starts now. good morning, everybody. 5:00 a.m. on tuesday, august 25th. i'm michael gargiulo. >> and i'm kelliy barrett. >> raph, in addition to wall street, what do we have to worry about? >> ups and downs, too, heavy rain in hudson valley. orange county getting absolutely soaked. lots of lightning extends into hudson county and duchess county as well. as you take a look at the day planner, it's muggy, scattered storms lingering into the early afternoon. then we have a nice drying trend by the evening commute. you can see lots of sunshine around 6:00. temperatures back to the 80s, getting ready to deal with this heat and humidity for one more day. i'll take one more look at the storms coming up in a few. lauren scala is here. >> hey, everyone. two problems on the roads. one a vehicle fire. new york state thruway, that's exit 14a. there are emergency vehicles at this. and then another accident not that far away, southbound on the palisade

. >> giuliani says we may have ronald reagan in donald trump. he's a smart guy, don't underestimate his ability to win. you agree with him? >> that would be the first time in history anyone ever underest hated donald trump. he makes it a point not to let that happen. he's the one in the center leading the polls. it's the donald trump show and everybody else. >> donald trump has been spending all week lowering those expectations. is that part of the strategy? is he going to hit hard and expect others not see him swinging? >> i don't think he has to play offense here. i think he needs to play aggressive defense which is particularly what he is saying. i expect a good strategy on the part of the other candidates would be not to mix it up with donald trump unless they're trying to get publicity that could easily backfire on then. >> who do you think they'll mix it up with? hillary clinton is the one being attacked during the debate if anyone is attacked? >> i suspect a lot of people will attack hillary clinton. particularly since her candidate, seem

with rudy giuliani. when does she have him out front on this. if you are joebd, or al gore, what are you thinking? >> i'm thinking about running for president real hard, real quick. joe biden was, vice president biden was only 30 miles away from me. i felt the vibrations all the way from kiowa. all of the talk from the washington insiders, it's too late, you can't raise money, you can't -- it's just crap. these people know as much about that as they understand about what's going on in the election itself. she is -- as i said -- metastasizing cancer. >> how does this read on the republican party? you have 17 candidates. are you watching very much what's going on across the political aisle? >> you would have until trump came along. trump is such a big factor for the other 16 to overcome. they're really struggling to figure out how am i, what's my route, if i'm one of them, what's my route to take on a potential hillary clinton? and that is what they're struggling with, plus they don't get the airtime, trump gets all the airtime. >> this technicall

one thing i like to remind people back in 2007, rudy giuliani was leading the polls for almost a year. i will suggest a part of that was celebrity. fred thompson was the other one. a man who spent a lot of time on that screen. i have had my issues with donald trump. i talked about donald trump from the standpoint of being an individual who was using his celebrity rather than his conservatism. how can you run for the republican nomination and be for single-payer health care? i asked that with all due respect. and nobody nobody on either one of these stages has done more than i have done and the people of the state of texas to deal with securing that border. we sent our texas ranger recon, parks and wildlife wardens, i deployed the national guard after i stood on the ramp in dallas texas, looked the president of the united states in the eye and said "mr. president, if you won't secure the border texas will." that's exactly what we did. we need a president that doesn't just talk a game. but a president that's got real results. >> one after another. governor perry, and others gramled with

was seen as watering down the degree and so was actually under the mayor's republican mayor rudolph giuliani in new york city was repealed after undergoing controversy for many years. the time it did exist open admission in places like new york city was it did help to change the opportunity structure. and there is black studies the most well-known and famous and longest lasting achievements of this period of student activism from the late 60s and early 1970s. when students opt for changes in the curriculum it was very controversial and i think this is something many americans that kind of forgotten and forgotten how eurocentric the curriculum was. i'm not talking about a handful of universities by the all these colleges and universities large and small public and private at a literature professor ask why are there no writers on the syllabus quiz where is richard wright are where's langston hughes or james old went you would probably be told that they weren't worthy of inclusion on the college curriculum. so students really had to fight. had to fight for their own education and i think what t

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one thing i like to remind people in 2007 rudy giuliani was leading the polls almost a year. part of that was his celebrity. i've had my issues with donald trump. i talked about donald trump from the standpoint of being an individual who was using celebrity rather than his conservativetism. how can you run for republican nomination and be for single payer health care? >> lindsey graham staked out his ground on american policy calling for american ground troops to join the fight overseas. jindal offered back handed praise by takesing a shot at president obama and hillary clinton in the same breath. >> if we don't stop them over there, they're coming here as sure as i'm standing here. one thing i want to be clear f. you're running for president of united states and you don't understand we need more american ground forces in iraq and that america has to be part of a regional ground force to go into syria and destroy isis in syria, you're not ready to be commander in chief. >> president obama and secretary clinton are work hard to change the american dream into the european night

and former new york city mayor rudy giuliani is here to go "on the record." nice to see you, mayor. >> nice to see you again. >> you certainly you have been a federal prosecutor. tell me, is this a legal problem for the former secretary? a political problem? both or neither? >> both. and both extremely serious. the legal one may be even more serious. let's look at what happened here. this is classified information. whether it's marked classified or not, you are given training when you are a high level government employee. i had top security clearance when i was the third ranking official in the justice department. >> so they actually sit you down and tell you how to do this? >> sure. if i got a memo that was talking about the possibility of a terrorist attack on los angeles, let's say, it didn't have to say top secret. i was deemed to know it was top secret. that was my responsibility. >> you would know not to have it on a private -- >> -- half the top secret information i got was not marked top secret. i'm supposed to know that and if i am as associate attor

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one thing i like to remind people is back in 2007, rudy giuliani was leading the polls for almost a year. i'll suggest part of that was his celebrity. fred thompson was the other one, a man who spends a lot of time on that screen. i've had my issues with donald trump. i talked about donald trump from the standpoint of being an individual who was using his celebrity rather than his conservatism. how can you run for the republican nomination and be for single payer health care? i mean, i ask that with all due respect. and nobody, nobody on either one of these stages has done more than i've done and the people of the state of texas to deal with securing that border. we sent our texas ranger recon teams. we sent our parks and wildlife wardens. i deployed the national guard after i stood on the ramp in dallas, texas and looked the president of the united states in the eye and said, mr. president, if you won't secure the border, texas will. and that's exactly what we did. we need a president that doesn't just talk a game, but a president that's got real results. >> all right. i want to ask tha

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in an interview with giuliani last week, the former mayor said the city's recent response to the i-team's story is another example of the de blasio's police department being too passive. >> if the police say, there's nothing we can do about it, that takes us back to the bronx is burning. the 1980s, oh, there's nothing we can do about it. what those women are doing is called public nuisance. >> the de blasio administration says their police and child welfare workers have been vigilant in checking out complaints about the women to the child abuse hot line. we're told that the 2 month old boy is home with his father in brooklyn brooklyn, as the child welfare investigation continues. >>> the woman arrested tonight was released. the judge ordered her to stay away from her child. her lawyer says arresting moms is not the answer in these cases. if you have something you think the news 4 i-team should look into it. give us a call. >>> close encounters between a hiker and a black bear, and it was all caught on video. >> unlike anything i've ever experienced before, so i didn't know how to react or

. >> one thing i like to remind people is back in 2007 rudy giuliani was leading the polls for a year. part of that was his celebrity. >> since he has changed his mind on amnesty, health care and abortion. i would just ask what are the principals on which he will govern. >> the democrats will get their chance to debate in the fall. the first debate is set for october 13 of the in nevada. >>> at the same time as the gop debate hillary clinton attended a fund raiser in los angeles with 250 supporters including chris jenner. kim kardashian was in attendance and posted a selfie. >>> coming up we'll speak with scott walker and john kasich. >>> millions across the lower half of the country and the midwest face the threat of severe weather. storms are forecast today from the southeast to the southwest and into the upper midwest. hot, hue mitd air will settle in from texas to louisiana. heat indexes could exceed 110 degrees. a possible tornado caused serious damage in alabama walmart and nearby sporting goods store. the storm ripped off part of the roof and littered the inside with debris. it

. >> we can go back to who was leading, joe leishman, rudy giuliani in the past. >> history is a good teacher. >> suzy, mitt romney did not certainly flaunt his wealth the way that donald trump is. he kind of tried to hide it. i'm saying this is resonating with people. donald trump says success. >> he says i'm not one of you. i'm very rich, an he loves himself and hi money. what bothers mitt romney, i ironed my clothes on the kitchen table. sound phony. donald sounds authentic. the other piece is autonomy, he can't be bought and sold. he says i'm rich, money's okay, he earned it or whatever, but it's about saying nobody owns me, nobody can buy me, nobody can sell me. i only have to answer to myself. that is the part of the message that's resonating. >> gary b., something that also didn't ring true when hillary clinton was talking about we were dead broke when we got out of the white house, dead broke is not what you were. donald trump does not represent that. he remits, hey, i'm owning my riches. >> exactly, dagen. there's a couple points. one, i have to applaud david for somehow gett