policy plans for small business after she called a charm for his business practices in atlantic city. another fatal police shooting to report. protests growing after a man was shot during a traffic stop in minnesota with a one-man child in the vehicle. latest developments coming out. half a million hoverboards. companies polling devices out of stores. more competition in the auto industry. alibaba and done a smart car. mark is this morning looking as fighting for games. the dow jones industrial average expected to open up a fraction. later this morning we would get the latest on john did the adp report for the private sector employment out ahead of tomorrow's jobs report for the month of june. markets are higher across the board. the british pound bouncing back from the 31 year low giving some support for equities. in asia overnight, next action. the shanghai composite flat on the day world it edged down better than half of 1%. the hang seng and the cost be rising as you can see better than 1%. baffert pak national cochairman morgan ortegas. dagen mcdowell on fox news correspondent lee gabriel. good to see you. big news yesterday. dagen: at just keeps pouring in. i can't wait to talk about fund raising. the advertising out there. maria: big money recently for trump. director of the heritage foundation margaret thatcher center for freedom. author of clinton in of clinton in cash, and executive producer of the clinton cash documentary peter schweizer with a state representative chris collins joining us. plus the author of defeating jihads, sebastian corpora is that guys and former secret service seiji gary byrne. stay with us. but to come right now. we take it off with this case closed attorney general the red lunch say no charges will be filed into hillary clinton's private e-mail server coming as fbi director james, who will testify before the house oversight committee this morning. congressman jason chaffetz explained why he wants comey to testify. he talked last night on fox news. >> we want to understand the difference between gross negligence in the statute and extremely careless. we have questions about his finding. obviously, what secretary clinton said time and time again, both under oath and in public turned out to be not true. there was a lot of misleading information. we are trying to expose and get to the truth. maria: brad glickman, former assistant to george w. bush and richard goodstein, democratic strategist thank you for joining us. let me take it off with you. what do you think we will learn today with jim comey testified? >> there are two questions i would like answered. are any of the materials marked classified materials marked classified at the time still classified today? and what to come as the fbi director and agent under your command did the same thing hillary clinton did with such reckless. would you take those clearances away in fire that person? it goes to the point of this mindset is to wear she is. if there is a double standard for those who are kind of low on the government scale. >> is the question given the fact he is a gross negligence. he decides not to recommend charges. >> this is an espionage statute that hillary clinton's kind of opponents are accusing her of reaching an espionage statute. think as badly as you want. nobody is out there thinking she is engaged in espionage or the equivalent. the reason comey said he didn't recommend a prosecution and didn't think any reason the prosecutor would bring charges is because the only cases that have been brought are government officials, air force colonel who put documents in a dumpster knowing it would keep them away from people for somebody who took them home and had been in his garage. that's what they talk about when they talk about gross negligence. what hillary clinton did here, say what you will. it not anything that rises to that dander. i would love to hear what this classified staff is. all the published accounts are mainly about the drug program with the front page news here and in pakistan. i would love to hear what they are talking about. dagen: 18 the chance of top-secret information. comey needs to answer what richard just did as to why he didn't use the gross negligence statute. synonymous according to many people, whether talked to rudy giuliani, synonymous with the extreme carelessness or extremely careless that he talked about. an fbi interview that she give him saturday, will they release it? there is starting to because for that. we do know that she did lie repeatedly about why the server existed, but she never sent or received classified information. release the interview because if you lie to investigators, that is also a crime and it sent martha stuart to jail. people are interested to see what she said to the fbi and if they hold back on something there. maria: republicans want to withhold classified information from hillary clinton can. because of the way she has handled classified information. >> i spent a lot of time doing with classified government information that the u.s. government. will there be no grand vacations for anyone? even if there isn't an fbi and i think, the state department because they hold the security clearances has the ability to revoke those clearances release has some sort of administrative reason they can take these away. i think there has to be someone held accountable for this. they would like to sweep it under the rug, move on, keep campaigning. the manasseh held accountable. maria: michael mckee seemed an interesting point in the show yesterday. with these positions, you always have staff present in the room. you don't have a private meeting about somebody taking notes. we know for sure there was nobody on the plane taking note when clinton decided to go on loretta lynch's plan and have this conversation before the interview with his wife. >> the factory may never know what happened because the aroma to present underplayed suggest something is done to her. the american people have made up their minds that this doesn't pass the smell test. especially the timeline with the former president meets with loretto meets with loretto lynch on her plane and within days, hillary is interviewed by the fbi and within 48 hours, the fbi director comes out and clear syrup you the same day she's campaigning with the president. the perception is a fix within, whether it was not remains to be seen. congress is certainly not going to get them might go bad if the. if anything, he will hide behind the secrecy involved in the fbi investigation. the >> director comey, his idea is can i make a case to prosecute. it's difficult when it comes to gross negligence. an important question to ask today is the fact that you look at previous cases of people prosecuted, people on the intelligence community for making the mistakes of classified information. typically interviewed by the fbi at regions a lot earlier. one of the questions important to ask is why wait till the last second. the interview seemed as though as a rubber stamp at the end of the case. >> that is the reason martha stuart was charged, convicted and went to prison is simply lying to investigators about why she met. he donated it to to be under a your >> one of the reasons they were an actor and was because he allegedly lied to investigators. >> we still have another investigation. if i was on the hill today, that said i would be asking. maria: do we know what the status is? some of the questioning dovetails the clinton foundation. a pilot and you don't get information about the investigation until after the election. >> according to the reported yesterday, one of the reasons the fbi agent was so livid about president bill clinton meeting with loretto lynch is because he is a potential witness and/or target of that investigation and they just nodded a sickly smacked fbi agents in the face. maria: richard, what is the campaign say about that question aren't >> i love talking about the foundation. here's the way it's going to be positioned. the clinton foundation took money from countries that we are not wild about to address climate change, childhood obesity, malaria, women's empowerment in a series of issues like that. the term foundation took money and spend it on at&t both autographed helmet. i can't wait for the foundation to become a political issue. i asked the american people what you think is a more worthy use of your money. >> that's not the issue. the issue is when hillary clinton was secretary of state and there was her husband. these were nations that have businesses that were paying her husband at the same time for speeches that were also donating money to the foundation, at the same time had business in front of the state department. there has been extensive reporting and there's a lot of unanswered questions. the term foundation -- this is what hillary clinton did when she was secretary of state. did she enrich herself and her family and her haitian question or ask another question yet to be answered. >> we are going to have peter schweizer run. he wrote an entire book called clinton cash. there were certain situations being highly questioned like the uranium deal by the russians and also a deal with the saudi's was secretary of state. let me get your take on the vice presidential picks. brad lichtman, trump yesterday suggested at least 10 people on the list. what are your thoughts in terms of the sharpest mvp picks? >> a lot of people between now and the convention. it is a huge task ahead there's some good names on there. the u.s. senator from iowa, churning currents. governor phelan, governor of oklahoma. mike pence, governor of indiana. is to surround himself with somebody who can help in any battleground state. someone who complements him. an executive, someone with experience does that. i have been to believe newt gingrich will be more powerful and useful chief of staff to donald trump and he would you vice president. trade to campaigning right now. richard, real quick, what do you think? >> my money's on tim kane. some of the senators like elizabeth warren and so forth, democrats run the risk of having up a senate seat. chuck schumer would be apoplectic to go into a minority over that. frankly on the republican side, trump has to pick somebody that doesn't want a future in politics, which is by the joni ernst and bob corker said no company out. it would be very interesting to see who it goes with. maria: gentlemen, thank you very much. good to see you both get a fatal police shooting in minnesota. we want to show you this. a man shot during a traffic stop. streamed live on facebook is really quite extraordinary. stay with us. every choice nobody can catch fire. we will tell you which hover boards are at risk. back in a moment. 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shows the officer pointing a gun who was covered in a bloodsoaked t-shirt. last night shooting follows to this announcement and the department of justice that allow for an investigation into the death of alton sterling. sterling died tuesday in an altercation with two police officers in baton rouge, louisiana. yesterday, the police department and the two officers involved and they have been put on administrative leave. a second video dance and online shows the shows the two officers struggling on the pavement before gunshot are heard. again, not showing it back up video. let's switch gears now. a warning to hover board owners. the u.s. consumer product safety commission issued a recall for 500,000 hoverboards due to fire hazards. officials warned that the battery packs might overheat, start to smoke or catch fire. the recall involves 10 companies for more than half recalled coming from 267,000. chinese internet giant alibaba has announced its move into the auto marketing collaboration with one of china's automakers. we have announced the smartcard with led screens in space for up to four detachable cameras, 360-degree cameras that can take video, take photos. there's also support for these controls do not exist in the companies claim will work without gps or wi-fi. available for pre-order about $22,000 in change. deliveries start next year. should be kind of fun. maria: moving the smartcard is, is this an area of growth for china retail giant or do you think this is more of a smart and transcendent terms of autonomous cars. >> the cars are pretty smart as it is already. it's a little funny. it like having the amazon station wagon. this is the direction of the future in terms of our technological innovation. great story in "the wall street journal" today about tesla and the autopilot. at least one confirmed death related to that. the coroner's claim that technology is flawed and gives you a sense of false and security. maria: these are autonomous and self driving cars. >> the autopilot feature is sort of self driving and people are using it. that is the inherent danger. it keeps you in the land, controlled speed, steering and breaking. you should have your hands on the wheel. >> using autopilot, i know it takes so many sensors for a card to operate. even when you fly an airplane, you are always ready for backup because the fact technology sales, technology makes mistakes. people have died already in this autonomous cars. true to you really talk about everything on your phone in your car. >> i love the millennia with 360-degree cameras for celsius. >> no hands on the wheel. maria: very funny. >> the ford and chevy are pretty smart already. ford has real technology mascot into that. a short break and crude oil trading higher. maximum economic science traders look for. so it went in a unified democratic voters and brandon sanders supporters. another candidate hoping to be there to that punch. back in a minute. you guy's be good. i'll see you later 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middle eastern oil oil embargo. despite the supplied, the hurt that the u.s. energy industry opal energy industry is making us more dependent on foreign oil and that is something lawmakers should pay attention to because that could be a problem for the country down the road. maria: all of that after the revolution were sautéed ways in the last couple years of america becoming a real energy producer kevin michelle revolution. >> it is. because of the price crash, police aside and not okay to display the industry. there's a report in "the wall street journal" how the indus he will not come back. they write people off. they don't have people to invest in there'll not be as efficient as they have been in the past to they can't imitate like the past and that is to bill her for the u.s. economy. maria: thank you so much. phil flynn in chicago. that's an interesting take. thousand of the real growth stories that the economy. dagen: at the ballot the president can do to support one of our most vital industries in this country. again, our energy infrastructure and energy was succeeding despite the government. how about if the government supported fossil fuel business in this country. maria: a quick break. third-party candid hoping to present voters with an alternative. we will get into it next. back in a moment. ♪ thank you is what we say. but we mean so much more. we mean how can we help? we mean what can we do? we mean it's our turn. to do our part. to serve you, for all you've done to serve us. ♪ . maria: welcome back good morning. happy thursday i am maria bartiromo it is you thursday, july 7 top stories right now 6:30 a.m. on the east coast hillary clinton cleared he attorney general loretta lynch saying prau. democratic nominee will not face any charges, related to the use of private e-mail server, fbi director james comey to capitol hill grilled on decision not to recommend an indictment hours before, the announcement clinton attack trump on his business record particularly in atlantic city. >> here is what he says about the whole experience he actually brags about it, atlantic city was a very good cash cow for me for a long time. >> it is not about what he can build it is about how much he can take. maria: looking for unity donald trump to capitol hill will meet with leaders talk about his vice presidential pick a heat wave hits east coast a warning about sunscreen it may not protect you the way you think it will we will tell you about it, so much for disappearing messages a details on snapchat's product offering markets mixed futures fighting for gains take a look lookg at mixed market with the last 30 minutes or so later this morning we will get the latest on jobs, when we look at adp report for the private sector employment ahead of tomorrow's government jobs' report for june, in europe markets admire crop offing pound bouncing back from 1 low ft 100 up one and a quarter% cac quarante in par is up 1 1/2% in asia shanghai composite flat on day nikkei average in japan down half we are pentagon hang seng kospi rigging one percent growth the story for markets we will see what jobs noub tells us tomorrow, expectations, it is -- dagen: if strong it more than 00,000 the attention turns back to whether federal reserve could potentially raise interest rates end of the year. maria: latino month 38 o,000 stung under performances. >> we will see if that is revised. >> exactly. >> numbers, into the verizon strike. >> you got to get above beat 150 to 200,000. >> above 200,000 look out. >> estimates about 175,000 we will see what happens. maria: yeah, so far, the growth has been largely in servicesism right? manufacturing jobs, have been gone, technology, health care that is really where growth is. >> she has been cautious central bank governor even before brexit, post-brexit with market as item multious as it is i don't see her raising rates. >> leading up to election was so much uncertainty, and it is just a -- incredibly intense fight between two candidates all over the place there was survey the "the wall street journal" did, of small businesses, again critical job krirz that one-third of those recently surveyed i think in month of june have put the brakes on hiring, on spending, because of the uncertainty related just to our own election not even the markets not even what is happening overseas, that they have pulled back and, again, that hurts job creation, going into the election and job creation market volatility dictates who gets elected in november? >> uncertainty what janet yellen used over and over again last time she spoke publicly over 20 years used the word are uncertain? tell them. >> valuations plummeting last month european banks he even u.s. banks not seeing same impact from brexit that the interest rate story i guess one of the crushing issues for the u.s. banks. >> collapsed in longer term interest rates 10 year treasury yield yield record lows a record low, and --. >> not in the middle of this about horrific financial crisis so that hurts ability to earn money in terms of those what rate they can borrow can lend particularly with federal reserve, at least for the time being on the sidelines. >> good story on money in investing section of the journal, big banks losses market value from the start of 2016, down across the board, look at bank of america 4% wells fargo 14%, then look at european banks much worse. >> much worse. >> because of the these hanks are healthy. maria: yeah. >> most. >> u.s. banks increasing money to shareholders, enriching are share holders lower interest rates very attractive yields there are people willing to take byte. >> european banks has to rethink their business recreate themselves in europe the story next year or two, but i think going to be one of the biggest economic stories out of brexit. >> acquisition as a result, hillary clinton taking a page out of sanders book expanding plan to make college education free for more students is not only one vying for supporters promise youive nominee of green party one step further to court sanders' fans promising to abolish all student debt. >> we will bailout millennials, others in student debt we did it for the crooks on wall street, it is about time to do it for the millennials, and generation held hostage in debt. >> joining us right now green party presumptive presidential nominee good to see you thanks for joining is. >> my pleasure, thanks. >> that sounds great you know, he helping millennials getting out of debt, in terms of their college debt, but how do you pay for that? >> same way we paid for theing bankers we bailed out guys on wall street. maria: right. >> crashed economy with waste fraud abuse. >> 800-billion-dollar program, so again how do you pay for it. >> well, actually, you know, you count quantitative easing banks, 4.5 trillion dollars far more than student death 1.3 trillion, so you know. >> we did quantitative easing. >> from federal reserve so you are saying federal reserve should pay for this. >>. >> no, no, do you want pay federal reserve channels dent doesn't cost taxpayers one penny the reason it is good to do it for students, is that it expands the economy, it is stimulus package of our dreams to put to work, a whole generation of young people, that is held hostage in debt working two or three, you part-time low-wage jobs not doing what their passion is skills are what they have been trained to do, so this is a s stimulus package of dreams unlike the bailout for wall street, which just allowed more of the gambling as usual, so that has didn't really strengthen our economy, on the other hand bailing out a generation that has been basically hung out to dry, is exactly what we need to get our economy going again. hadn't. maria: you say quantitative easing is the way that you would do this, but a lot of economists say that drives inflation a encourages debt threatens u.s. dollar countries simply use this when no other option you think student debt crisis is to that level that -- >> well, they are absolutely right when you are talking about bailing out banks, are who just essentially use that to do more inactive gambling at taxpayers expense. >> they did pay back. >> took a chiwhile. >> they paid back that 800-billion-dollar tarp plan what they paid back did not pay back quantitative easing a cancellation of the debt that is inflationary when you spanned money supply without product in the economy commitments he pretty much in agreement as do you that for student debt that is the stimulus package our economy needs. >> doctor steyn you took about students as if hood wiefshgded publ hood winked it is public knowledge what you pay a personal choice decision to pay a quarter of a million dollars to get a degree that then you can't get a job. >> that was exactly -- >> it -- >> that is exactly. >> but, again,, whatever happened to individual responsibility in this country? >> excuse me, i would like to have chance to answer. >> yes. >> thank you very much. that is exactly the up and down the. because, young people were lured into loans with promise jobs in 2008 wall street crashed economy so they basically reneged on their end of the deal, so we have young people who are going to college, with the expectation of jobs. what jobs have been created there is no question that jobs that have come back are massively jobs that are low wage part-time temporary we created. >> why should government be in the business of offering all after this free stuff as dagen says, if a personable responsibility, if you want to go to a certain college, if you -- the choices that you make, why should the government be in have the business of giving out college health care all of this free stuff is that your position on -- on the economy? government? >> it is not government. we as a society are part of creating a world we can live in right now young people have become the latest cash cow in a predatory economy what have they been did he deprived of ability to get an education ability to get a job the ability to have a climate in which they can live in the future the science is telling us this is the latest study actually, acknowledged by national oceanic and atmospheric administration called we can expect nine feet see level relies by 2015 you have a generation in arms what is it that reenvisions our economy each generation has to be young people, right now they can't get job, they cannot afford education not a world that worked for all of us. no society has ever survived by devourg younger generation that is what our economy is doing right now. >> many businesses will argue the reason they are not hiring, adding more positions to payroll, is because obamacare is killing them, because the regulator environment is such. >> we agree about obamacare, because obamacare, was basically a boondoggle for insurance companies and you are are pharmaceutical companies, these are bills you know, i life in the state of massachusetts, we used to call obamacare, romney care before it was obamacare, it was essentially written behind closed doors, by the insurance industry and pharmaceutical industry that is who is making out like bandits taxpayers paying through teeth for stripped downstreamlined policies that don't actually cover you when you get sick you may know i am a medical doctor in fact, so i know this well from the inside that we are not being adequately covered by health care we need a medicare for all systems we don't call it a tax it is death by 1,000 cuts, premiums co-pays insurance payments, before you go, i just want to get really encapsulate what your campaign is about you've got competition donald trump hillary clinton, bernie sanders supporters trying to get -- what is your fix to create jobs and move the economy in terms of economic growth. >> great i am a one candidate, that doesn't accept money and is not corrupted by lobbyists. >> is that going to create jobs? >> by super pacs i am saying i have unique about liberty to do what it that is more than people need. american people need the american people are clamoring for emergency jobs program will solve emergency of climate change calling for green new deal like new deal that got you us out of the great depression not only i you rerevitalize the economy prevent traffic change makes war sleet, massive% of discretionary budget half of your income taxing going for trillion-dollar wars making us more endangered not more safe create failed states mass refugee migrations worst terrorist threats every american household is paying average of 75,000 dollars per household for these outrageous wars making us less safe doing the right thing for american people not humanelying by anybody's donations i can provide solutions american people need. >> thanks, appreciate it great talking with you, 2016 proving to be the year of pain, for the world's largest banks the reason the banks have lost nearly a trillion dollars of 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show you that good morning. >> talk about rates the banks, and the employment numbers out tomorrow let's talk about rates, what is driving yields lower across the world. >> there are a couple things going on here, one is flee for safety investors salmonella over the world especially after brexit looking for places to put assets there are not very many places, the treasury yield bond is global safe haven, you know kind of like replace will go as place people go in times of trouble pushing yields down how do you interpret that? is that -- deutsche bank put out a report the other day, saying that this drop in yields is a sign recession probabilities are increasing it is have a reasonable doubt to know if this is people searching for safety, or if it is a real sign that expectations for growths are going through the floor. maria: keep keying worries about recession. dagen: how much drop in government bond yields is driven by central banks around the world i know the "the wall street journal" covering that substantively today. >> right. dagen: again are they -- it gets to your point how much can you read into that yield? as a sign of fear? >> it is another example of why bond yields are art figures plea depressed fed stopping adding to port follow dwro every week repg very active in the treasury yield market you've got bank of japan aggressively applying japanese government bonds the european central bank buying not just government bonds in europe but corporate bonds central banks are really big player here the term premium the extra yield that people expect to hold longer term assets, it is really deprevioused that wonder yields negative in a lot of countries switzerland uk the expense central banks are trying to boost global growth. >> john the bonds the stock market where can investors get yield. >> the have been known central banks are doing this is because they are trying to force investors into other assets, classes, so it is one reason why you have this real dichotomy right now you've got bond yields extraordinarily low 1.4% in u.s. much higher than a lot of other countries. and then at the same time you've got stock prices positive near 18,000, the central banks are driving investors into riskier asset classes to try to increase risk-taking in the economy. maria: speaking of risk taking seeing what jobs number brings tomorrow if that impacts the stock market, i want to ask expectations on jobs also the story in the journal top of the c secretaries market value of the 20 largest banks has been cut in half this year, wow, banks are taking a massive hit on the brexit, as well as the low rates. >> brexit also low rates exactly maria because what happens when they can earn a decent marginal negative on safe haven he long-term assets can't concern decent marginal on did he posits you see profit margins compress one of the reasons investors are punishing them for i wrote about jobs' report i think the market needs to look out inflation numbers in the united states picked up, stanley fisher last week said economy isn't doing that badly, if we get a couple of months of good jobs reports we could see the market recalibrating when the fed is going to raise interest rates next, right now, they see almost no chances fed moving rates up this year. if we get a couple strong jobs reports if we reverse what happened in may on a very weak jobs noub, then the market might be to recalibrate that pretty decent stocks gains could reversing. maria: we will see about that 38,000 that wasn't good expectations that we might not see rates move until 18 i don't know we will talk with jubs jon hilsenrath is that i with us back in a minute. ♪ i would like to go to cooking school in tuscany with my mom. i want to open a microbrewery. own a drop-top and drive it on a sunday with my wife. sfx: daughter yawns amerivest brings together the powerful combination of professional insight and intuitive technology making it easier for you to pursue your 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her college education taken care of. call to schedule your free consultation. find the amerivest portfolio that works for you. call to schedule your free consultation right now. maria: welcome back, good thursday morning i am maria bartiromo, it is thursday, july 7, here top stories couple a.m. on the east coast official hillary clinton cleared, he attorney general loretta lynch saying the presumptive democratic nominee will not face any charges, relate to the use of a private e-mail server. fbi director jim comey headed to capitol hill today grilled on decision not to recommend an indictment, house chairman jason chevettes detailing what he wants to learn? when secretary clinton said time and time again under oath and in public turned out not true there was a lot of misleading information we are simply trying to get to the truth. maria: on campaign trail hillary clinton donald trump ramping up attacks against one another hearing more about possibly vice presidential pooikz donald trump looking for support from congressional leaders caught on camera details about an attempted kidnapping of a 4-year-old in california. we will tell you about it. paying more cell phone verizon raising prices more on that coming up, and markets that morning flat futures searching for direction, later this morning we will get the adp report that is the private sector a employment number ahead of tomorrow's government jobs for the error june that tomorrow morning 8:30 a.m. eastern europe markets higher across the board british pound bouncing back, from 31-year low support to stock prices the cac quarante in paris up 1 1/4 percent in asia mixed performs shanghai composite flat on day the nikkei in a japan down about half of 1%, the hang seng kospi in korea up 1%, here with me cochairman morgan ortegus, dagen mcdowell, lea gabrielle interesting interview with dr. steyn is in a it certainly was. >> -- self-editing, again no personal responsibility in this world, the government just needs to take care of serve a -- what cost? >> for everything, the question she didn't clearly answer for no i of us who pays for this. >> -- fed will forgive it. >> talks about millennials i am a millennial what we're looking for, you know my opinion i am not looking for someone to forgive my debt i have a great job right now thank god especially being with you maria millennials want good jobs how do you get good jobs korpthsdz, private sector can pay young people good salaries i don't know where these jobs are coming from. >> wering corporations rened you are supposed to have a job guaranteed. >> i love medicare for all since medicare we know it just for elderly is erupting out of money in 12 easier to make it worse. >> fired us up joining us this morning, stay with us a director of a heritage foundation market thatcher or thick of things with breks more on implications, tr author of "clinton cash" executive producer peter schweizer will join us this hour chris collins, defeating jihad author dr. goshingel with us the former secret service agent to clintons, we are less than two weeks away from republican national convention donald trump to capitol hill next hour to meet with house and senate republicans to shore up support, blake burman outside the capitol hill club with a preview good morning to you. reporter: hi maria yes good morning, from the capitol hill club institution here in washington we expect donald trump a little more than an hour from now to be the first of two meetings that he will have here, on capitol hill today at capitol hill club he will meet with most all of the republican members of the house of representatives, after that he will make the short trip just to the other side of the capitol republican senatorial academy meet with most all republican senators on the hill, one pro trump backer yesterday described meeting today as probably here them taking trash out one pro trump backer described this yesterday as good way for mexico of congress to get face time with trump as they soon head back to their districts say look, i have met with the nominee, here is what he said, and they will be able to pitch message from there on out. meantime as this happens the vice presidential speculation grows two republican senators seemingly took names out of the bryaning that being jonne earnest of iowa bob corker tennessee -- both met with trump saying at this point in careers senate most fit for them as trump met with newt gingrich yesterday stumped with trump in swing state ohio trump didn't do much to quell speculation that gingrich could potentially be the pick listen here. >> i am not saying negate, i am not telling even tonight anything but i can tell you in one form or another, newt gingrich is going to be involved with our government, that i can tell you. . reporter: back to the happenings here in d.c. maria, donald trump is expected here at it capitol hill club 8:30, that meeting with republican senators couple hours after that. 10:30. maria: blake thank you so much blake burman in washington want to bring in democratic strategist former campaign president to president clinton hank good to see you your takeaway on the trump meeting he is trying to gather support two weeks before convention and interesting comment he just said that basically saying, yeah, issue newt gingrich will be involved somehow. >> well he has to get as many diverse people in that republican party together to say donald trump, it is fine because they have a lot at steakhouse and -- not house they could lose a good number of seats the senate at risk more unified higher will probability of victory. >> what comes out of meeting. >> i think they won't talk about it setting conditions rules talk about who nominee for vice president might be, how that could affect the ticket and retention of the senate. >> does he need to listen though to the people who are already around him hank? again, he -- he has the this is the perfect moment in his campaign, where he can use the jim comey press conference what he said about hillary clinton multiple lies abusech power whatever you want to call it he goes he also a he will step back, and go talk about saddam hussein again. and he will talk about the ad -- said shouldn't have been pulled people accuse him being antisemitic move on. >> message, message, message. >> becoming a account is candidate very di donald trump problem still wants to be donald trump instigator rather than donald trump presidential leader you cannot be president if you are an -- you have to follow a path what do you want to talk about a what is policy not who you feel angry about on that moment. >> we got to ask you about jim comey to testify before house you oversight government affairs committee questions over fbi investigation into clinton e-mails we know that lawmakers questioned clinton' use of private server impact on government agencies senatbrot to comey. >> basic question legitimate question to ask how much did secretary clinton's extremely careless behavior cost american public, it is not just fbi there are other agencies state department, intel -- assets of this country, spent awful lot of money investigating her careless her extremely careless behavior so a very oversight function is in a comey very serious u.s. attorney southern district new york above you know beyond any kind of -- whatever the republicans making a major mistake should have learned from a star investigation into clins if you dwell on this don't move forward not going to both of from it leave it to independent expensive campaign will happen attacked her to the being truthful. >> what do you mean what will happen. >> guaranteed someone will ray of significant amount of money independent campaign talking about her foibles inability to protect national security. >> at a democrats have done much better job rallying behind account than republican party has done, but how crucial is it for hillary clinton to get that endorsement, from bernie sanders to get his voters behind her in november. >> is it helpful yes crucial no are those voters going to come back turn out vote for hillary clinton. >> not necessarily, but certainly not to vote for donald trump -- may not vote at all. >> some might but the high we're percentages not likely, what she needs to do is get the enough of the sanders plank trying do that that request tax deductions for college tuition trying to get some done smart that helps the left, but her problem is not so much the sanders people as how she is going to deal with new problem she has again, the e-mails perception note trustworthy will only make that worse, her favorables very low among group white men needs to win that percentage to win. >> cities to zoes does she have advancing in terms of advertising i fund raising for donald trump picked up steam 20,000 ads starting in june he hadnot run one a story in l.a. times as she is out spending him on radio tv 15 to 1 is that one area he needs focus on. >> he needs to get the money he needs to figure out exactly what he is going to say whether it makes sense population he needs he has not done that he cannot rely on free media unpaid media to get that done when you are out spent a those levels it becomes very difficult, to compete, and he is not competing frankly not actually using he can't use television to offset negatives that people have about him, she is not only one with problems he has tremendous problems, too. >> somebody said yesterday on show a democratic strategist she is lucky to be running against trump. >> yes and no. >> i saw an ad i was napping i heard added i thoi. for -- a miniseries it was a political ad for hillary rodham clinton talking about a champion for women and children defining him and she is defining hers, he is not out there with advertising. >> a person who is -- women and children cannot be the kind of person republicans and congress are going to trying to make her into the not very smart all they will do is open wound make people frankly feel about her may be just too much. >> a good point, a risk of that thanks so much. >> joining us there, up next a he kidnapping attempt of ka girl on video more coming up next the days of heavy discounting over verizon raising prices on smartphone plan, much will it cost you that is next back in a minute. ♪ maria: welcome back attempted kidnapping of a 4-year-old girl caught on camera cheryl casone with the story. cheryl: nothing to watch show you surveillance video 4-year-old girl with mother and sister at a cell phone store, in southern california, look left to of your screen a man suddenly grabbing from girl from inside the store the girl managed to break free police arrested 24-year-old suspect charged with kidnapping, and child cruelty in jail this morning. verizon wireless raising prices offering customers bigger data plans but going to be charging 5 to 10 bucks a month more for the packages, verizon now going to offer two gigabytes sanctuaried data 35 per month was 30 dollars for one gigabyte verizon adding something other phone kaenz have featured a long time ability to roll over any unused data to the next month, verizon says smartphone customers use 2.7 gigabytes a month, that is almost triple the amount that they used three years ago, and finally in business headlines the fresh dairy company boosting u.s. business 10 building for white we have you may not recognize this name stocks up 18% premarket on news, white wave makes horizon organic milk wallaby organic milk salads in store the largest acquisition in a decade in a big market back to you. >> o i wonder what this says about border m&a market we have seen chail in m&a. >> targeted acquisition but a white wave in sweet spot in terms of food s consumption in this country people are despite us being more obese in this nation, like horizon milk, dairy product right where america is going, in terms of growth food approximates culminationsumptio arl about rich and poor what they s consume how upper middle class, of course, above that go to wholly foods organic foods you are seeing poorer people in america turn to processed foods unhealthy foods. >> sometimes they don't have the access to fresh foods, organic the way higher aerngsr earnings would if you are rural america difficult to get to a store to great fresh fruits vegetation if you go once a week you rely on processed food. >> exactly. >> wounds like where i grew up, again we had a times no super markets a tiny grocery store you got fresh chickens produce in local gardens. >> your point a lot of people don't have thatsets. >> michelle obama one of her biggest campaigns giving access to fresh fruits and vegetables. maria: good idea britain faces uncertainty politically, as more candidates are pulling out of the prime minister race more next how it impacts u.s. walmarting up battle k amazon in e-customers wars how it is luring in shoppers, back in a 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implications give us a status check what you think are most important issues facing the brits and impact on to rest of the world. >> i think the major, of course, for great britain is public sector in place a new prime minister we will see a new pmaine coming in september 9th, you have a conservative party leadership race taking place at this moment, in fact. the latest round of voting house of commons takes place should know results of that mp around 11:30 this morning u.s. time, and whoever cleedz conservative party automatically becomes in connection with prime minister to succeed david cameron tasked with overseeing brexit post two year extrication process for britain to leave eu, we are already, of course, seeing a vote of confidence from the financial markets, ftse 100 doing very, very well the past few days, so i think the fundamentals of the british economy are actually very, very strong, they are far stronger than in continental europe far more turmoil next prime minister will, of course, also have to negotiate free trade agreements across the world including with united states, capitol hill in last two weeks or so you have seen tremendous momentum from several members of the senate to push forward with the free trade deal once article 50 is triggered in the united kingdom begins the process of britain leaving european union exciting times in coming mince. >> despite hysteria so many people -- if bret were to leave eu, do you think there is going to be a pause other or delay in triggering article 50 because i know that is the start of really major change because that what is boris johnson said before he basically got kicked out. >> yes. i think that you are going to see article 50 actually create a pretty swiftly after the september 9 date it is very important britain move forward i think to begin the process of leaving the european union that creates greeter long-term stability it is in britain's interest i believe to be out of the european union as soon as possible, and i do believe britain's future outside of the evidentliu going to be very prosperous successful future britain is a great trading path it is a truly great nation on one of the world stage nothing to fear from leaving the european union. you are going to see i think in eu frankly a period of continuing economic declines political turmoil, and british people are right to be jumping on this life boat off eu titanic, and seeking a brighter future outside of the european union. dagen: it is dagen mcdowell, britain is island but isn't an island when it comes to financial markets, and given some of the problem areas exposed since that vote because of the volatility in the markets, you have italian banks 17% loans sour there 10 times number in united states, are you concerned about these pitfalls potholes that could take down the markets in britain? >> yeah i think you know the british economy is very, very stable we have seen that, with the rising ftse 100 few days continent europe very, very different picture high levels unemployment, soaring public debt you also have corporate tax rates that are astonishingly high and in britain talking about cutting the corporate tax rate from 20% to 15%, loose as 12 or --% level ireland is currently at, in contrast corporate tax rates in france, 33 -- 30% about same level you've got to see european countries conduct rates of tax creating jobs advancing economic freedom eu become being an economic barter case a moneyment of big government no surprise presidentor has gone been supporting the european project this is all about really big government and you know very high degree of state intervention british moving opposite direction that, of course, right path towards a low tax free market economy -- >> for all will eu make it tougher for the brits because of that will eu say look a lot ofing banks are worried not same access with tax porting feel like jimmy dimon ceo of j.p. morgan to a paper saying we could see him have to move thousands of jobs out of the uk because they won't be able to have the passporting eu will make it more difficult for britain. >> well that is a very good point the has been a lot of threatening coming from different parts of europe especially from firemench with regard to to british exit from eu i think angela merkel german government has been urging far more moderation on part of eu patterns the reality is eu needs trade with great britain, great britain is world's fifth largest economy going to to overtake germany by 2013 as largest economy in europe. and i think -- 2030. >> talk about retaliation from european commission from various european leaders reckless talk hot air frankly, as you are going to see i believe, britain negotiating a very good deal with the european union also britain negotiating a tremendous free trade agreement with united states, with india canada australia countries across the world as well i think bright future for britain as for europe you know they have got to get their act together, and you know brexit is beginning in terms of popular you know, are referendums across europe with regard to europe's future only good thing. >> you make a good point eu needs uk desperately in terms of trade. >> up next rnc waisting no time tracking hillary clinton for myriad of e-mail lies more on brutal video how could it impact hillary's next. >> mcdonald's all day breakfast, what it means for the bottom line back in a moment. ♪ ♪ .. i asked my dentist if an electric toothbrush was going to clean better than a manual. he said sure...but don't get just any one. get one inspired by dentists, with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's rounded brush head cups your teeth to break up plaque and rotates to sweep it away. and oral-b delivers a clinically proven superior clean versus sonicare diamondclean. my mouth feels super clean! oral-b. know you're getting a superior clean. i'm never going back to a manual brush. maria: welcome back, i am maria bartiroma. your top stories at 7:30 on the east coast, james comey will face tough questions on the agency's decision not to recommend an indictment against hillary clinton. the hearing comes hours after loretta lynch officially cleared clinton and anyone involved in the investigation. new on the campaign trail hillary clinton unveiling her policy for small business this morning just after she attacked donald trump on his business record in atlantic city. >> other businesses here did worse because donald trump acted so irresponsibly. he calls himself the king of debt and he earned that title right here in dc. is bad decisions hurt the whole city. maria: donald trump will meet with congressional leaders on capitol hill. more on his push to unite the company ahead of the convention a few weeks away. a super typhoon expected to taiwan and the philippines. a closer look at the path of the storm coming up and building on success. mcdonald's expanding breakfast offerings. what you can expect next. summer movie season in full swing, and billions of seeds go unfilled in theaters across the country. a brand-new apps that helps solve the problem. futures, we get the adp report on private sector employment ahead of tomorrow's government jobs report for the month of june. markets looking lower with dow industrials, now showing a decline of 20 points. markets higher across the board. the british pound bouncing back from a 31 year low, major averages up 1%. driving the action, oil prices, crude oil rising 1% on new data on supply. james comey's statement tuesday releasing a video showcasing the fbi direct findings of what the republican national committee calls hillary lies, take a listen. >> i thought it would be easier to carry one device for my work and my personal email instead of two. >> secretary clinton used several different servers and administrators of those servers doing four years at the state department. and numerous mobile devices to send and read email on personal domain. maria: joining us is the author of clinton cash, executive producer of the clinton cash documentary, peter schweitzer. thanks for joining us. >> great to be on. maria: your book number one on the bestseller list, this book is resonating with people. what can you tell us is the most important or most damning evidence of clinton cash and lies in your book? >> it is follow the money, it is foreign money. i look to the uranium deal whereby the state department under hillary clinton approved the transfer of 20% of the russian government through a small canadian company and eight shareholders in the company sent $145 million to the clinton foundation but overall it is a pattern of behavior. every time there is a decision made by hillary clinton there seems to be and appears to be money associated from an interested party that ends up in the party's pockets one way or the other. maria: what did you make of jim comey statement clearing clinton and where does that leave the investigation around the foundation in your view? >> i always felt the clinton foundation part of this investigation, it is unclear what the status of that is. that is bound to come up in the congressional hearing. i always thought that was far more important because you are talking about paid to play and the reasons they set up this private server and deleted all of these emails is precisely because that communication had something to do with the flow of money. i'm surprised by the decision. i'm not an attorney but it seemed to me the fbi director laid out a hugely compelling case of a pattern of deception and lies and at the end sort of said we don't think we can find a prosecutor to prosecute this case. dagen: in terms of what we find out from government investigation. anything that is uncovered or revealed about the clinton foundation will likely be after the election in november and that is dismaying to so many people. >> there is probably good case to be made for that. the investigation on emails took more than a year. the investigation of the clinton foundation is more complex. you are not just looking at certain technical devices and retraining steps electronically and interviewing a few people. the clinton foundation investigation is global in nature, talking about people halfway around the world, in some cases government officials that don't want to be cooperative. that is my concern as well, this investigation will drag on well past november. dagen: comey laid out a clear case but did not recommend indictment. it came down to whether it was willful mishandling of classified information. you are saying this uranium deal needs to be investigated but do you see this is something where they could find a smoking gun, they couldn't even when there was technical information involving the clinton email scandal. >> there is a lot of legal questions swirling around this but here is what we know. in the recent poll of political prosecutions related to pay to play whether it is mcdonald's cases in virginia which is supreme court just reviewed or senator menendez, you have a former governor in alabama, they were prosecuted on a pattern of behavior, money flowing to them that in many cases they could legally get but favors done in a return on their behalf. i think in the case of the clintons that pattern is far more established than it was in any of these cases. the question becomes, this is lurking in the headlines, do the clintons get to play by us different set of rules than everyone else? the email server case that is what a lot of people are saying. of someone with a last name other than clinton had been a mid-level government employee, they would have the book thrown at them. the question goes to the clinton foundation and paid to play, do they get to taken money and do favors in a return in a way that would send other political figures to jail and that is the open question. >> you have done a lot of research in this. if she is elected president in november whoever her appointees will be head of the department of justice so how is the fbi going to continue this investigation into mrs. clinton and her husband if she is the sitting president? >> that is the great question and that is the problem. in the past, whether it goes back to the reagan years of the clinton years, you have this creature, the independent counsel, that congress empowers to investigate. we may be in that scenario. going back to the 1990s and looking at the email server, not being honest, not cooperating with investigators, obscuring their trail or trying to obscure their trail, the integrity of an fbi investigation into the clinton foundation with hillary clinton in the west wing is not an investigation a lot of people have confidence would go forward in any coherent way. we could be looking at an independent counsel investigating these matters that have the power and authority and not part of the executive branch un dagen: or voters will decide in november given what we know. how do you think this plays out? >> it plays out in a large way. you have 70% of the american people saying they don't think she is honest and trustworthy. certainly the revelations that came out on the server and the numerous deceptions and lies that came from hillary clinton and her camp is only going to fuel that. the question is are people going to vote at the end of the day in large numbers for or against somebody based on how honest they think they are and that is an open question. maria: thanks so much, peter schweitzer joining us, clinton cash arthur. join us for live coverage is james comey testifies in front of the government affairs committee over the investigation into clinton emails. we will bring it to you live beginning at 10 am eastern on the foxbusiness network, that is today at 10:00. up next the return of the mc griddle. including the popular sandwich and customers are loving it. more on that next. an estimated 5.5 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packing winds of 200 miles an hour creating waves up to 44 feet. weather forecasters on taiwan have issued a torrential rain warning, 3 feet of rain could drench heart of the island, 34,000 troops have been mobilized to help with potential flooding and rescue operations. forget apple pay. walmart pay is up and running in all 4600 us stores as of today. walmart pay included in the overall walmart apps you can get on your smart phone, use the apps, it scans the barcode, receipts will be emailed to you. you can have any credit card attached to the walmart apps, they are trying to speed up the checkout process in all the stores throughout the country. i got to talk about food, mcdonald's adding mc griddle to its all-day breakfast menu, it is a breakfast sandwich with maple flavored griddle cakes, mcdonald's all-day breakfast has been a big hit, the menu expansion going into effect in september. i will bring in some samples. maria: we all talked on the desk here and we like all-day breakfast. it has been a big hit. you like it. >> you got the egg and bacon but you can dip it into the syrup so you get salty and sweet which is the best combination ever. >> there is syrup in the pancake batter. >> don't put it together in a conglomerate package. dagen: i am an uber nerd. i read this stat earlier today that when the mc griddle was launched 13 years ago for 12 months after the launch the sandwich alone accounted for 40% of same-store sales growth and mcdonald's. that is how popular it is. you can eat it at 4:00 in the afternoon. >> movie season in full swing. despite big-budget bckbusters billions of seats are unfilled across the country. a brand-new apps offers a solution coming next. later rise of the drones, real estate agents are using flying devices to door potential homebuyers. back in a moment. this woman owns this house, with new cabinets from this shop, with handles designed here, made here, shipped from here, on this plane flown by this pilot, who owns stock 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pipeline more efficient. amazon executives make great customer product that could bring those things into films seats. >> in atlanta and nashville, how did it go. >> going great. customer response has been very positive. we are seeing a lot of great feedback and customer growth and sales are going well. dagen: tell me how to get cheaper tickets for the same price. >> our customer off there is ticket free. download our apps and you get a free ticket. free is good. beyond that all i can say is our focus is on convenience. you can invite your friends, you don't need to pay for them, they can pay for themselves, whether you are pca president, church group, fraternity, sorority and concessions, everything is bundled together in terms of getting a movie ticket, that is up to exhibitors to do that. >> some reasons people are not going to the movie theater is the experience. when you are there people are loud, theaters are not clean. how do you get people over the hump of not wanting to go to the theater in the first place? >> there is a big part in communicating with our customers and the way they want to be communicated with, making a native experience on mobile apps, engaging them socially and globally, they are all important parts of optimizing. getting more people interested in the content they care about, one of the things we are doing is building great recommendations platform, you know you like particular movies or your friends are interested, we will do a great job putting you together with what you are going to love and people you want to go with. >> today everybody has these great tv set ups, you have this competition from home theaters. people say i am more comfortable at home and i know what to expect in my living room. don't you need to do partnerships with actual theaters to make sure they are doing their end like morgan brings up, cleaning theaters, make sure it is a good experience? i can get that experience at home. >> customers who stay at home do that but a lot of people go to movies. there are 1.5 million tickets purchased, people love going to the movies. saying some theaters are not as possible but the truth is they do a great job, you can see concessions, lounge chairs and other things going on. we are trying to get you to check that out and we think you will love it and come back more often. >> they offer the ability to buy tickets in advance and you are taking this to the next level. what makes your product better and different from what they are offering? >> first and foremost, our convenience. we are able to preorder your tickets, scan your tickets at the usher and walk into the theater. second is the conduction you don't have to wait on opening night. you can skip lines and grab your food and sit down and lastly, it is about the social convenience, opening up the apps and seeing all the movies that are available to you and knowing which friends are interested in which movies makes it easy to plan. getting people to agree to a show time, place, movie is pretty hard and once that is in place, paying for them, paying for the ticket is painful hurdle for most people so we tried to eliminate these problems. maria: sound like an open cable for movies. >> absolutely. look at that and no one restaurant was going to build open table. with all the theater chains it takes a third-party, great tech platform to come in and make everything more convenient and taxis were around for a long time, taxes were inadequate experience but there is a better customer experience with uber and lift, they use the more often. >> we will be watching, thanks so much, see you soon. we want to check markets because we are looking at a flat story although the markets in the us have turned negative. investors are gearing up for the jobs report for the month of june. futures looking like a decline of 30 points on the dow jones industrial average. we will take a short break, outrage over loretta lynch's decision to close hillary clinton's email investigation, much more on that next, back in a moment. maria: it is thursday, july 7th. 8 am on the east coast, it is official. hillary clinton cleared. attorney general loretta lynch saying the presumptive democratic nominee will not face any charges related to the use of a private email server. fbi director james comey is going to capitol hill and he will be grilled on the decision not to recommend an indictment. donald trump on the attack after lynch made that announcement yesterday. >> the attorney general comes out and the attorney general says no charges. that is bribery, wouldn't you say? she said she is going to reappoint the attorney general and the attorney general is waiting to make a determination as to whether or not she is guilty and boy was that a fast determination. maria: in 30 minutes donald trump is set to meet with congressional leaders on capitol hill. the presumptive republican nominee looking to bring the party together. the convention two weeks away. hillary clinton availing policy plans for small business after she called out trump for his business practices in atlantic city. the latest on the race for the white house coming up. another fatal police shooting, protests growing after a man was shot during a traffic stop in minnesota with a woman and child in the vehicle, she started rolling her phone and there is a video. a stunner in the nba, dwayne wade leaving the miami heat after 13 seasons, details on this big contract coming up. the rise of the drones, real estate agents are using flying devices to lure in potential homebuyers. markets this morning, futures indicate lower open for broader averages. later this hour we move the adp report, that could be a market mover and it is all ahead of tomorrow's government jobs report for the month of june. in your markets are higher. across the board the british pound is stabilizing, bouncing back from a 31 year low that is putting a floor on the stock, the s&p 500 up better than 1%. in asia mixed action, the shanghai composite was flat on the day but the japanese market was down fractionally, the hang seng and cosby both up 1%. joining me this morning national cochair morgan ortega's, dagan mcdowell, fox news correspondent leah gabriel. good to see everybody. dagen: the last segment about the movies i wanted you to spring movie quotes on them and some those guys because you are a master. working girl. maria: defeating jihad author doctor sebastian is with us, former secret service agent gary byrne and former million dollar listing expert is with us so stay with us, big show ahead. james comey set to face tough questions on capitol hill as republican lawmakers demand an explanation for his recommendation not to prosecute hillary clinton in the face of the fbi's finding of extreme carelessness in the use of her private email server. >> owes the american people answers for how it could be you declared excessive carelessness but not gross negligence in the handling of top-secret information. i have read those 22 top-secret emails she had on her homebrewed server and i can assure the viewers tonight they put american lives at risk. he out to hand over how he can see those same emails, the same information and declined to prosecute criminally. maria: loretta lynch decided to accept the recommendation not to pursue criminal charges today. joining us right now is congressman chris collins. thanks for joining us. so i guess we want to find out what you are looking to get from jim comey in the testimony but first your reaction to all of this, loretta lynch closing the case, jim comey saying she was careless but not enough for charges. >> there is no one in the republican party that really expected loretta lynch to indict and prosecute hillary clinton. no one expected that. i am always going to make lemonade out of lemons and i think what director comey did was put together the playbook for america for all the reasons we should not elect hillary clinton president. the voters are going to decide who they elect president, what director comey pointed out she lied to the american public, seems to be a clinton family trait, she knew she had top-secret classified information on these servers. the director of the fbi can't tell anyone whether they were hacked or not so she showed poor judgment, lied to the american public, she can't be trusted. that is what came out of the report and that is why america will like donald trump is the next president. dagen: in terms of how the trump campaign is using information that was revealed by the fbi director comey do you think they are doing a good enough job at this point to push this message? >> i think the press is pushing this message. the fed that everyone now knows she deliberately lied to america. hundreds of times, knowing full well she had top-secret classified information on that server, put potentially at risk by hackers. people have to be sitting back and saying do i want a president who knowingly lied, that kind of bad judgment because she was trying to hide or protect her personal email chain from potential employer requests. this is a woman we cannot trust to be president of the united states of america is waking up to that and that is why donald trump will be the next president. >> we saw the ad the rnc did, what hillary clinton said and what the director of the fbi said. >> what she has done from the beginning is she and her attorneys and technical experts set up a case of plausible deniability from the start. in previous cases we have seen where people have been prosecuted for mishandling classified information, other use of classified information, they have been able to show there was some sort of intent. right from the start she played dumb so she could essentially make the fbi believe there was not intent or they could not prove intent. >> no question this was a deliberate action on her part and it was loretta lynch's job to decide whether this was gross negligence or not. director comey got the facts, the facts were compelling enough for loretta lynch to indict hillary clinton, she chose not to. took 10 minutes to make the decision a few days after she met with the former president on the airplane so that is where i think america is seeing this for what it is. there was a deal from the beginning they are not going to indict hillary clinton, the presumptive nominee. they didn't invite hillary clinton even though she put our nation's security at risk, she lied to the american public, she was very smug in that denial and lying and what did she say yesterday when flying around with the president on air force one? it doesn't matter. >> didn't director comey give loretta lynch a free pass by not recommending indictment? they rely on recommendations from the fed. >> director comey put the facts out and i can disagree with him in not recommending the indictment but gross negligence is a call on the field. i would tend to agree with director comey, it is hard to show intent. she intended to deceive the american public, she did deceive the american public but the legal line, gross negligence, call for the justice department to say here are the facts, this is truly gross negligence, should have indicted her. >> we know donald trump will be speaking on the hill today to house and senate members on the republican side. one of the things that has made some people in the foreign-policy community a little leery of mister trump is his complement rewords of saddam hussein, vladimir putin, kim jong. what can he say today to your colleagues on the house and senate to assure him -- assure them of his candidacy especially on national security issues? >> what donald trump has said is he will secure the borders, he is going to defeat isis. president obama, hillary clinton won't even name isis as islamic radical terrorists. when it comes to defeating isis, one of the largest threats we have in the world today, isis is attacking civilization, trying to strike terror into the heart of everyone who goes to a shopping mall, movie theater or sporting event so what mister trump is properly pointing out is isis has become the international terrorist force it has under the negligence of president obama who left that void in syria, the void in iraq after saddam hussein was toppled. in that void by lack of leadership from our president, isis has become the power that it is today. that is what mister trump is pointing out. just the fact. he is not praising saddam hussein. he is pointing out to america isis is the jv president obama called them, they are who they are today because of the negligence and incompetence of president obama and secretary clinton. >> what can trump do to unite the party? there is a lot of debate. we are speaking with doctor stein who is trying to mount another campaign, the green party, what do you think trump needs to do to get the real support of the republican party behind him? >> i can assure everyone he has the support. we always have 5 or 6 outliers. that will always be the case was the party is behind donald trump today. when we meet with them in 10 minutes all the other members who have not had an opportunity to say they personally met donald trump will be able to go home tomorrow as they campaign for the election and say i met with donald trump. i asked him questions, i am comfortable, i am supporting him. this is not him trying to convince republicans to support him. he has the support. this is just allowing the 247 republican members of congress to go home starting this friday saying i met with the presumptive nominee who will be the nominee in another week and a half. he is a guy. maria: is there anything congress can do to keep hillary clinton accountable? or fix what has just occurred with comey and loretta lynch? >> there is nothing congress can do. the american public is going to hold her accountable because she is not going to be elected president. be 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mourners, friends and family members gathering at the scene of the shooting for a second made of protests and prayers. this is headlines. amazon planning to open its first east coast brick and mortar bookstore. the new york post says the store will have a café and will open in the hudson yard, the massive retail commercial and residential space being built on the west side of manhattan. the sources the amazon bookstore will open in late 2018, maybe early 2019. the lot store opened in an upscale mall in washington. and another big move in the nba, dwayne wade is leaving the miami heat after 13 seasons to go home to the chicago bulls. he will find a two your deal with the bulls for $47 million. miami offered him $40 million over two years but this comes after kevin durant announced he is going from oklahoma city to golden state. a lot of moves in the off-season for the nba but going to chicago. maria: adp numbers are out. the expectation calls for growth in jobs of 159,000. we have 172,000, we will see that tells us anything about the job number tomorrow but this breaking news could be a market mover. we are not seeing much movement on fut now. adp number better than expected. dagen: a little expected, not too hot, not too all cold, you want the economy to grow but not fast enough the federal reserve has to move on interest rates later in the year but wait for the jobs report. the one in may was so awful, to factor in the verizon strike, it looked wrong. it will be interesting to see how much it gets revised to. >> markets are down 12 on futures off of the lows. 172,000 on adb jobs, president obama will keep more troops in afghanistan than originally planned. a decision left many americans feeling. hillary clinton's claim that she never sent classified material on her email server is not the only thing putting her character into question. shocking claims from a former secret service agent in the clinton white house next. you guy's be good. i'll see you later [ 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troops by the end of this year, the united states will maintain approximately 8400 troops in afghanistan into next year through the end of my administration. maria: that the president's shift show the current strategy a larger change in the us role in afghanistan? i want to bring in the distinguished chair of marine corps university and the feeding the hot arthur doctor sebastian, good to see you, thanks for joining us. >> my pleasure. maria: the numbers are higher than the president wanted to do. he wanted 5000 troops or 5500. now it is 8400. what is your take on this? is this a pivoting obama's strategy? >> it is the death of 1000 cuts. look at the phraseology he used. we are adjusting our posture. how about admitting we are still at war in afghanistan? he declared victory four years ago. in 2014, two years ago. why do we have to increase troop numbers if we won two years ago. what is going on. >> i spoke to senator john mccain yesterday and he said we still don't have the support that they need to carry out the mission. >> whether it is 5000, or 8400, that is nothing, minuscule given the territory involved and the danger in the country. we now have footage out there, documentary, you can google it on the internet of taliban leaders swearing allegiance to isis. your viewers need to internalize that. we have jihadi leaders, tribal leaders in south asia in afghanistan that are swearing allegiance to our bag daddy, the head of the islamic state, who is in iraq. that is how bad the situation is. it is metastasizing at a rate that dribbling a few more troops here and there will make no different than those don't have the backup, the capacity to take the war to the enemy. this is bad news for our military. >> 38 americans died in afghanistan in the past year including troops, contractors, you have to consider not just the troops but the other people to support demand do other work for the country. if you decrease, keep any number you are essentially making it less safe for servicemembers who are there because they have less backup. >> the nypd has 36,000 people in uniform. 36,000 for new york. maria: a great analogy. >> less the 9000, this is insanity. this is a man who doesn't take national security seriously. he will shove it under the rug for the next commander in she's and the isis caliphate is expanding into that region. this is a horrific. >> lay out a strategy for the next commander in chief assuming that person will listen to you. >> it is the appendix, last chapter of my new book defeating jihadi. you got to get the politics out of the threat assessment. none of this adjusting to posture and the enemy on jihadi's, jettison political correctness, talk about the fact we have 103 people linked to isis arrested in america, 103 people since the caliphate was declared. we have got to empower our sunni allies, could put troops in the region but we don't want to be the face of the war, it will be the jordanians, the egyptians, sunnis, the kurds, and the mexico success, delegitimizing the message. we took down the ideology of communism under president reagan and now we have a propaganda campaign to take down the ideology for global jihad. the next president could defeat isis and their coterie in a year and a half. >> 3 tenets of foreign-policy in 2008 getting us out of iraq, afghanistan and closing gitmo which i don't think he can do. any final thoughts on if he may be doing an executive order with gitmo before he leaves in the next few months? >> what is the trend? doing this piece mile bit by bit by bit. even the fact that we are finding out people have 40% recidivism rate. 30% go straight back to the battlefield. he is committed to his narrative, everything to close gitmo. he will make the situation worse and let more people out. >> any thoughts on what donald trump said about saddam hussein? lots of different headlines out of the trump campaign as relates to foreign-policy? what did you think of that? >> i spoke to him a couple times. and whether it is stolen or saddam hussein, it is a provocative statement, factually correct one but saddam hussein is the only man outside adolf hitler to use chemical weapons or his own citizens. >> we so appreciate it. coming up, enough is enough, hillary clinton's character brought into question. america have favorite pastime, the national heroes. more on this decision, back in a moment. ... >> good thursday morning, everybody. welcome back, i'm maria bartiromo. it's thursday, july 7th. your top stories, 8:30 a.m. on the east coast, awaiting donald trump set to meet with republicans two weeks ahead of the republican convention. speculation grows over his possible vice-presidential pick. hillary clinton cleared, loretta lynch saying she will not face any charges related to the use of a private server and james comey will be going to capitol hill and he'll be questioned on the decision not to recommend indictment. and hillary clinton will attack trump on the atlantic city. >> here is what he said, he brags about it, atlantic city was a good cash cow for me for a long time. it's not about what he can build, it's about how much he can take. maria: the latest from the campaign trail straight ahead. a dog thwarting a robbery. more unbelievable video ahead as a dog kicks out the robber. great video to show you. another security breach of an on-line giant. this time pandora. while the streaming service is warning users and what it is saying to users now. plus, the rise of the drones, how real estate agents are using drown flying devices to lure in potential home buyers. the futures are off of the loans following a better than expected adp report. 172,000 jobs last month and tomorrow we get the government's report on jobs and see if it's a similar number. in europe, the markets are higher across the board. the british pound bouncing back from 31 year low. the major markets there of. and 2 1/2% and driving the action in equities today. crude oil rising 1% on fly data, released this morning. $47.86 a barrel. last trade on crude oil. donald trump set to arrive any minute now for his meeting with congressional republicans. and blake burman has a preview, good morning. >> and hi, maria, good morning to you again. we've been seeing a steady flow of republican congressmen and women outside of the capitol hill club south side of the capital complex and an institution here in washington d.c. as we await the arrival of donald trump and expect him at any moment now here. we believe that this meeting with most or all of the rank and file house members, will last about an hour or so. after that, trump will then head over to the north side of the capitol complex, the senate side and have a similar meeting for about an hour there, we believe. with rank and file senators. again, his first time to have such a meeting with members of congress on the republican side. a wide-ranking group, as the presumptive nominee for president. and chris collins reiterated what he said yesterday, it's a good chance for members to have face time with trump before they head home for the congressional districts. >> the party is behind trump in ten minutes when we meet with them. the other members who have not had an opportunity to say that they've been able to personally meet donald trump, will be able to come home as they go to the elections and say i met with donald trump, i asked him questions. i'm comfortable, i'm supporting him. >> with donald trump often comes protesters and that's once again the scene here in washington. a group of about two to three dozen or so demonstrating peacefully across the street here. this is the scene just feet away from my camera. no violence or anything of that nature. maria, a peaceful dem evaluatidem-- demonstration, and chanting and the like. maria: thank you, less than 90 minutes away from fbi director comey testifying on capitol hill over the e-mail scandal. the questions likely over the candidates' behavior arises and called to question her about the private server and she denied in the past. >> i did not e-mail any classified materials to anyone on my e-mail. there is no classified material. i never sent classified material on my e-mail and i never received any that was marked classified. >> even if information is not marked classified in e-mail, participants who know or should know that the subject matter is classified are still obligated to protect it. >> my next guest has firsthand knowledge of hillary's conduct, serving as a secret service agent during bill clinton's presidency. authority of crisis of character, a white house secret service officer disclose he is his firsthand experience with hillary, bill and how they operate. gary, thanks for joining us. >> good morning, thank you. what is your most stunning recollection or most important theme that you're getting out in this book? >> basically i wrote my life story, my book to let the american people know the truth about mrs. clinton, that she's not a leader and i state many examples in my book, "crisis of character", where she displays this bizarre straining, angry behavior, dangerous behavior in some instances and she's not a leader and the latest thing with the server, when the fbi agent says five times-- >> a multiple of things that people thought and ended the press conference and said no charges. were you surprised? >> no, know the at all. mrs. clinton's husband, former president bill clinton had just met with the attorney general a few days before, somebody that he appointed. this is what i referred to in my book as the soft intimidation and saw an example of this back in the mid '90s when myself and my co-workers were forced to testify against president clinton in the monica lewinsky scandal. my unfortunate claim to fame i was one of the first secret service employees to be forced to testify against a president in a criminal case. maria: why don't you connect the dots for us? why do you think this is important as america goes to vote in the next president of the united states? talk us through why you think some of the things that you witnessed firsthand would resonate and be important to the average voter out there. >> so, what i think it's important they gain from my book, crisis of character and some other information about the clintons, basically, their whole political history, leaping from one scandal to the other. and there seems to be two sets of rules, a set of rules for us, and then a set of rules for the clintons. maria, if you or i were accused of what mrs. clinton was doing, we'd probably be in shackles in a prison somewhere. maria: yeah, i think that-- yeah, that came out certainly, you know, from the press conference and i think a lot of people are questioning whether or not jim comey felt pressured, he didn't want to be the one to change the movement of the election? do you think that's what this is about? >> you know, i'm not sure. i want to give the director of the fbi the benefit of the doubt and there's still an investigation going on into the clinton foundation, so maybe there's something there. but clearly this is not normal behavior. if that was anybody else, this is not the discussion we would be having. and i give you many examples in my book crisis of character of the same type of favor. they seem to leap from one scandal to the other. the first thing they do they blame somebody else or act like they don't know what's going on and somebody applies the soft pressure and then they get off. maria: obviously, your book is a tell-all and an instant best seller so it's resonating with the people and yet, others are talking about you, not having the access that you say you do and perhaps not being in a position to say this. do you want to tell us your access during your time in the secret service for president clinton. >> as an officer, my unfortunate claim to fame i was the first employee to be forced to testify against a president in criminal case, i was also eventually, i was subpoenaed six times, maria and eventually ordered to testify by supreme court justice rehnquist. so, if i didn't have the access, then why did they seek my testimony? and a lot of the stuff i talk about in my book is actually sworn testimony and the rest is firsthand knowledge and experiences. a lot of these stories you have heard before in other books, but they were told by former secret service agents over free martinis and dinner and never came forward to put their face on it. i'm telling you what i experienced. my proof is in my sworn testimony and this is what happened in my life and crossed the clinton's path. maria: i'm sure it's difficult to tell the story and gary, have you heard from the clintons? >> no, i have not. not directly. basically i heard that they're applying pressure and black listing me from the other tv station and they're folding to that pressure. can you imagine the woman that wants to be the next president of the united states, a time to squish a veteran and former police officer for 25 years, squishing his first amendment rights. it's amazing. maria: and it's amazing that hillary clinton hasn't spoken to the press much. the last press conference she gave was several, several weeks ago. she doesn't feel the need to discuss this publicly. gary, we'll be watching the developments. thank you very much. >> thank you for your time. maria: up next, the heroes among us aren't always people. amazing video. dogs, chases off an armed robbery and saving the store owner in france. much more on this can't-miss clip. love it. and there's a brand new way of listening from the sky. why drones for real estate is all the rage. keep is here, mornings with maria. ♪ >> welcome back. we're about 45 minutes away from the opening bell for a thursday. futures are lower this morning. we're expecting a lower opening for the broader averages. j.p. morgan shares under pressure. jamie dimon telling an italian newspapers, jpm may have to move jobs out of the u.k., following the vote to leave the european union. and moving expectations for new drinks and frito-lay stocks, this stock is looking higher at the opening of trading and st. louis cardinals backup catcher, brian pena, wants to pay it forward. cheryl casone with that. >> it's a good story, maria. pena will undergo training in the u.s. army reserves during the off season. he made it to the majors in 2005 and won't be able to enlist because of the major league contract. he'll complete reserve training and work as an ambassador for the troops this winter. pena said on twitter, he was very proud to get involved. don't mess with this guy or his dog. this surveillance video from a store in france shows an armed and masked robber, and the owner runs behind the counter and unleashes the dog. neither the dog nor the store owner were harmed, but i don't know about the suspect. took a hit from that dog. good boy! a wall street golden boy accused of fraud says he was addicted to gambling. 39-year-old and drew casperson pleaded guilty to wire fraud in federal court. prosecutors claimed he was running a ponzi scheme, from his friends and classmates and even his mother and accused of stealing more than $8 million from the former employer, park hills group. he faces ten years in prison, we should say. pandora urging its users to change their pass words, and the music service says it's not been hacked, but the music accounts could be because of the data from a different service that was recently released to the public that contains user names and pass words. pandora says that people use the same pass words through different services and platforms. if you've got pandora, i do. >> time to change the password. maria: and losses after the adp employment report came out. the market is down 10 points and the private sector added 172,000 new jobs in the month of june, bringing good news ahead of the jobs report. we'll see what tomorrow's report will bring and typically it's in step with the adp report. drone technology infiltrating a multi-million dollar industry. how you can shop for a new home straight from the sky. a live demonstration next in a minute. ♪ ♪ approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supplement insurance plans insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company come in. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they could help pay some of what medicare doesn't, saving you in out-of-pocket medical costs. you've learned that taking informed steps along the way really makes a difference later. that's what it means to go long™. call now and request this free decision guide. it's full of information on medicare and the range of 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commercial drones to take off. celebrating the green light from the agency by using drones for everything from taking pictures to helping sell houses and jeff flock showing us how it works live this morning, from kildaire, illinois, hello, jeff. >> i come to you from the future, nine months late on f.a.a. regulations and the industry loves it. can you take the other camera, this is us on the drone cam, got dan isaacson with me. the company is-- >> com videos, drone operators all over the country, real estate huge. >> absolutely huge. >> everybody will get a picture of their house, troy is the operator, give us a view of the house now. everybody's going to get this. >> absolutely, what it used to be something for really, really rich houses is now available for everybody. >> and you talk about location, this kind of shows the location of the home. >> and from the ground you'd never know it's on a golf course and you show the buyer from everywhere in the world why you want to buy the house. >> and this is because it was not as stringent as you thought it would be. >> it was far-reaching and ground breaking for everyone involved, and allows us to take their frame work and bring it back. and i've been working a lot with natalie manly, and snort morrison here in illinois. >> and it's different regulations. hey, troy, bring it back to us, too. i want to talk about privacy. a lot of people are concerned about privacy. f.a.a. did not say anything about privacy concerns. >> no, i think they left it to the states to develop their own rules. >> a lot of people thought you could drones. >> no, they're really loud. >> bring it closer if you can, i want to let maria hear how loud it is. if you've got a drone anywhere near you. you're pretty good, too, i'm not even scared. it sounds like a swarm of bees. >> yeah, you're not going to fly up on somebody with this. >> where do you see the industry going? >> it's going to change the way we see commerce, package delivery, and real es sttate probably the biggest. >> dan has a great story. he was operating a whitewater rafting company? >> i did. and we had it as a gimmick. and the realtors came and said would you shoot this and that's what we would do. the parents say, you're playing the stupid video games and now, he's the ceo of a big company playing video games. maria: jeff, i love it. how do you say that you can't spy on people. why won't people use that to spy on people, can you shoot that down. >> the spy, you can't do it stealthfully. it's important to know you can't do it quietly. obviously, you can fly the drone somewhere where people could see it and that's what dan is saying we need regulations about that. >> thank you, jeff flock. and the miami real estate. sam, thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having me. maria: what do you think about drones selling real estate, does it work? >> i think that drones are great, just as i was hearing before. you can see it not only from a whole different perspective, from a bird's eye view, the different features and finishes like never before the because drones are good for photos and for videos, but you also get to see the surrounding neighborhood. you get to see the golf course, you get to see the water ways, if it's close to an ocean, close to a downtown area and when you have over 90% of buyers looking on-line, like realtor.com and such. it's important to have the drone shots, to have the aerials and to rae show people not just the property that they're buying, but where they're buying because it's so important these days. not only for foreign buyers, but for local buyers, for the millennial buyers. >> i can see with global market incertainty, it's good for foreign buyers and-- >> as a pilot, drones can be dangerous. one of the issues, f.a.a. is developing regulations and enforcing them is tough. what about as a real estate agent, are you afraid of technology basically taking away from your job, instead of coming to an agent, wanting to see the properties. >> i would say that real estate is in a different aria right now. buyers are much more educated and they can go on-line and sellers have a lot more tools available. but, maria, i'm not going anywhere so i'm not that worried because at the end of the day, the drones are costly. i mean, for a quality drone, you're looking at $1400, that's not even including, professionals just taking the videos, taking the shots. who is editing. a lot of the rows of life style videos. i've spent thousands, just to shoot a video. you're hiring models, makeup done, props, lighting and editing, the music, it's a whole production. i mean, i'm not just a realtor anymore, a marketing queen, a pr person and apparently a performer as i'm editing these things and working with my videographer and making sure that what i am agidget out there to market the property is perfect. dagen: do you move real estate by instagram? i looked at your instagram account, it's intieing. >> 100%, i built my entire business off of facebook. and instagram is huge because it's pictures and that, a picture is worth a million words and people don't necessarily need to see the specifics. a lot of people are looking on-line and social media and making their interpretation, it's kind of like on-line dating. need to best writing and if not-- >> sam, thank you, we'll be watching the developments. breaking news, donald trump arriving moments ago for his meeting with congressional leaders. we'll take you there live. you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supplement insurance plans insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company come in. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they could help pay some of what medicare doesn't, saving you in out-of-pocket medical costs. you've learned that taking informed steps along the way really makes a difference later. that's what it means to go long™. call now and request this free decision guide. it's full of information on medicare and the range of aarp medicare supplement plans to choose from based on your needs and budget. all plans like these let you choose any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients, and there are no network restrictions. unitedhealthcare insurance company has over thirty years experience and the commitment to roll along with you, keeping you on course. so call now and discover how an aarp medicare supplement plan could go long™ for you. these are the only medicare supplement insurance plans endorsed by aarp, an organization serving the needs of people 50 and over for generations. plus, nine out of ten plan members surveyed say they would recommend their plan to a friend. remember, medicare doesn't cover everything. the rest is up to you. call now, request your free decision guide and start gathering the information you need to help you keep rolling with confidence. go long™. ♪ ♪ he has a sharp wit. a winning smile. and no chance of getting an athletic scholarship. and that is why you invest. the best returns aren't just measured in dollars. >> all right, thanks to morgan, dagen mcdowell, and gabriel. "varney & company" begins now and lelizabeth macdonald is in for stuart. >> i'm elizabeth macdonald, don't adjust your set. stuart will be back. and james comey will testify an hour from now, the decision not to charge hillary clinton. and here it is, what's the difference between negligence and carelessness? negligence is a crime and

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