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She doesnt get it. she never did. i knew that a long time ago. hillary never got it. thats why she lost. anything else? >> midterms are in four weeks. whats your prediction right now for the gop, and hows your stamina out on the campaign trail? >> i think were going to do well. i guess if you saw there was a 5% dropoff youd say theres something wrong with the president. you would say, but no, im going to iowa tonight. we have a big, big crowd. going to make a big announcement tonight, by the way...

To the white house -- the white house legal team took pity on me after i attempted to explain why trumps name wasnt mentioned. so hes calling in real time. it is in fact -- >> thats why we have mimi rocca. >> its generally not done. but he added a political twist here. because he said its not appropriate for a prosecutor to malign someone who is not before them. this is an effort tonight anti-comey. to not shoot your mouth off and be political but to play this spriktly by the book. thats what th...

For getting them there, and congratulate liberty. may god bless the class of 2017. may god bless the united states of america, may god bless all of you. thank you. >> donald trump is now a doctorate of law from liberty university, his first commencement speech as president, big crowd, huge number of students graduate, 18,000 graduates. 6100 on campus itself. the universities that was founded by gerri falwell. there is his son clapping with a beard who will be joining us momentarily. he spoke abo...

Preparations are underway. kevin, looks like theres already a big crowd developing behind you there. >> reporter: yeah, youre right, good to have you with us today, everybody. im going to let our photographer, craig savage, take a look at the crowd behind me. theyve been building here since just after 4:00 this morning. the first person in line telling fox news she got here at 4:30 this morning, drove over from northeastern ohio where she has a farm with 500 head of cattle. clearly, she is excit...

I think the first question really has to be about the relationship between the united states and russia and how england feels about that because i think this is the biggest national security threat in the world today is russia gaining power. they have to be on top of this. >> jenna: i would be interesting for the president leading into this phone call with vladimir putin. what do you think rises to the surface? >> i do think that nato and posture in the middle east are going to be substantive qu...

Minds and all of their minds. i had a brief conversation with a son of bernie sanders who looked at the stage and he said to me, geez, those podiums are close together. you know, dad is a very evocative person. i think hes worried what if he bumps into hillary inadvertently, that could be an issue tonight. >> that could be great. those are the moments we talk about the unscripted moments that can create an opportunity for something nice. >> one other thing that i think is very interesting in thi...

Congressional correspond sent for the washington examiner. thank you for joining us. >> hi. >> so this was a big crowd. 30,000 people, pleased to be estimated to be the piggest crowd so far this presidential season as the candidates poof forward. bernie sanders is drawing pig numbers. when we talk about trump and the south, is he being strategic here? is he specifically targeting the south and is it important? >> well, the south is very important for a number of reasons. first of all, if he does...

Lets begin with politics and two of the top presidential contenders, republican contenders, holding duelling town hall events. jeb bush and donald trump in the state of new hampshire. each getting the fair share of tough questions and both taking the chance at taking shots at each other. did either do anything to improve standing in the republican polls? we have political reporter sara murray with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. donald trump had the first official town hall in derry, new ...

You. thank you tonight. >> thank you. john, paul, george and ringo, the beatles in 1964 at the very height of beatlemania. the photographs from that year are some of the most iconic images in terms of pop culture and music ever recorded. tonight more than 50 years later harry ben sen, the legendary photographer who took all of them shares his memories on some of his favorite beatlemania photos. >> in paris, thats when beatlemania started, no question about it. after being number one in america...

Winding the thing couldnt come to work anymore, no winding means no ticking and that means no telling time. tonight, good news the clock is back to tick another day. today the museum specialist with office of senate curator got unfurloughed along with the federal government. he came out to the hallway outside the chambers, big crowd was watching. climbed up the ladder. he did a spin, wound the clock, checked to see its gears were up and moving. what do you know? it works. still works. we didnt s...