fight. taking 40% of the delegates. but now they are all in her column and she is the nominee. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fir, balanced, and unafraid. we have got you covered tonight. here's greta. >> thank you, bret, and as we saw during "special report" hillary clinton clinching the democratic nomination for president. her former opponent senator bernie sanders making the motion to nominate clinton. >> and i move that hillary clinton be selected as the nominee of the democratic party for president of the united states. [cheers and applause] >> "on the record" is live in philadelphia at a jubilant democratic convention. let's go right to fox news martha maccallum who is on the floor. martha? >> i have got to tell you, you know, people get jaded watching micks. this was a very emotional moment that we just witnessed from bernie sanders. here is a guy who people laughed at when he said he was going to run for president. he came from getting 40% of
the delegates of the democratic party. extraordinary story. no doubt that bernie sanders connected with people on a very basic, very real level. they talk about the revolution that he has begun and there is fire in their eyes, greta. they believe that he could take the country in a direction that obviously in cleveland nobody wanted to be taken to but, here, people are very enthusiastic about a world where things like college is free, the minimum wage is $15. opportunity exists for people in a different way that is provided by the government. they believe that's the way it should be. bernie sanders had tears in his eyes. sat next to his wife jane who has gone on this incredible ride with him. vermont was very proud tonight to be at the center of all of this. it is just remarkable when you think about what he pulled off as a democratic socialist. an independent senator from vermont to kind of come along in the way he did. and authenticity has been such an important word in
this whole race, greta. donald trump has touched something in conservatives and independents. bernie sanders did the same thing. hillary clinton needs to do something very important. she needs to get a piece of that authenticity tonight. bill clinton is the person who has been selected with that task. he had to come forward and reintroduce somebody that the american public has known very well for 25 years. her name has been -- she has had adulation and a lot of scandals as well. tied with donald trump in the national polls right now. she has uphill battle ahead of her. and, yet, tonight is the night for bill clinton to get up there and do what he did for barack obama last time around, which was to stand up and be the most forceful person who speaks out. he did an amazing job in the last convention for barack obama saying nobody could have fixed this economy in the last four years. not even me. and the people in that hall
believed him and you could almost feel that tide turn. he has got to do that tonight for hillary clinton who is the first woman nominee from the state of new york. first woman nominee to clinch the nomination of her party. and also emotion tonight, greta, finishing with this. in the new york state delegates i spoke with governor cuomo. i spoke with chuck schumer, senator schumer who very much wants this to be a down ticket race. he wants all of those senators to be swept. in and majority leader no doubt under hillary clinton's presidency. they are fired up to have a woman from new york state have this historic moment and celebrate it here on the floor of the wells fargo center. back to you, greta. >> thank you. we will keep come back to the action on the floor all night long. also making news in philadelphia. so far, well, there has been little mention of terrorism despite terrorism striking in recent days. even today the world is shocked. 84-year-old catholic priest in france was slain. ordered the elderly priest
to his knees and slit his throat and reportedly they recorded the whole thing. in moments take you live to france where the investigation is in high gear. back here in the united states day two of the democratic national convention and donald trump as you might imagine saying this at vfw convention. >> we need to change our foreign policy to focus on defeating and destroying isis, a word you didn't hear last night at the democrat convention. you didn't hear it. they don't want to talk about it because in a true way they established isis because of weakness. >> former new york city mayor rudy giuliani goes "on the record." good evening, mayor. what a contrast. i know everybody is excited here in the arena and for good reason. historic night woman on the ticket. >> sure. >> on the other hand, there is talk so far there has been no talk of terrorism and catholic terrorism.
>> insulting and appropriate that they didn't take at least a moment of silent prayer for this priest whose throat was cut by an islamic terrorist. i can't imagine either political party ignoring that. i can only attribute it to the fact that barack obama has spent eight years ignoring the danger of islamic extremist terrorism, under estimating it, calling isis the jv and it's been tremendous failure. now we had in the south of germany, four attacks in the last eight days and now we have one in france. it seems to be happening every other day. this country and this world has not been under this kind of attack. i can't remember when. you would have to go back to before i was born. >> that's incredible. i understand governor terry mcauliff previously discussed isis.
i would think, mayor, that we're hearing that president bill clinton is still writing his speech. this may be sort of the moment during his speech when he will make some reference to what his wife would too as president of the united states to try to defeat isis. this would be a good opportunity. he can sort of fill that gap. because people are noticing that it hasn't been discussed. >> it will really be interesting how he explains how she is going it defeat it when she has helped develop it by pulling and being part of the administration that pulled our troops out of iraq, which is the only reason isis was able to flourish. i mean, the sunnies had to go somewhere. some of them went and hid and the others became part of isis. it's all because barack obama had this timetable to bring our people out of iraq, joe biden failed to get any kind agreement on american troops being left behind. and that's how isis developed. their intelligence on isis has been nothing short of grossly negligent.
isis is the jv. now, she is part of that administration. and she is part of the decisions that help to do get rid of qaddafi. and look what we have in libya now. in libya we have an isis strong hold. so, hillary clinton has played a very big role in the development of isis. so i can't imagine what bill clinton is going to say about what she is going to do to defeat it since she certainly has done a heck of a lot to create it. >> i should note that leader pelosi, nancy pelosi is now speaking here in the convention hall. you know, mr. mayor, when you think about it, it's like churches should be the safe place to go. we saw it in south carolina when that man brutally exhe can cuted those people. now we have this in france, isis. what are we going to do have to put metal tee tech tores up at churches? the whole world is horrified as it should be. >> you know, we don't fight the military campaign against it because the president's first words out of his mouth are no boots on the ground. we get ridiculous decisions
like hillary's like overthrowing qaddafi. by failing to mention islamic religious terrorism woe are not fighting the war of ideas like we did during the cold war that our ideas are better. the idea that a woman can be nominated for president of the united states. women can't drive in saudi arabia. women are executed under strict sharia law. we should be talking about these things. we should be showing the world that our values are better, the show to poland and the czech republic and russia. that's how we won the cold war. we won the war of ideas. president obama and secretary clinton have never fought that war of ideas. >> well, mayor, another part of tonight's convention and part of the program is called mothers of the movement. now, that group is made up of mothers who have had
children killed by law enforcement or due to gun violence. included in that group are the mothers of travon martin and michael brown. 2014 michael brown sparked the hands up don't shoot chant. grand jury investigated that ferguson shooting and did not indict the police officer. and mayor, last woke at the republican national convention you really fired up the crowd by remembering the men and women who put their lives on the line to keep us safe. here it. >> we say thank you to every police officer and law enforcement agent who is out tonight protecting us, black, white, latino, of every race, every color, every creed, every sexual orientation. when they come to save your life, you don't ask if you are black or white, they just come to save you. [cheers and applause]
mayor, tonight there are no mothers of police officers who were killed in the line of duty. i guess in a sense of unity it would have been nice to hear from both sides i don't know what you think. >> it shows you what the very socialist democratic party has become. it's become a one-sided party. showing no respect for law enforcement. some of the cases you are mentioning the police officers were found not guilty. police officers in baltimore, two of them have been found not guilty. i believe the judge was an african-american judge. so, not only are they not showing respect for law enforcement, they are not showing respect for our system of justice. >> you know though, i mean, look, i know democrats grieve for these police officers and those five police officers murdered in dallas of all things. they were out there protecting peaceful protests against police officers, the irony of that. they grieve. to me it's so tone deaf to law enforcement in this
country not to give them sort of the equal attention because they do put their lives on the line and many have lost. this is such a missed opportunity for the democratic party, do you agree? >> what about the police officers in baton rouge who were responding to a call from apparently an african-american woman that she was in peril because a gun was being pointed at her. turned out to be a phony call. they were ambushed and slaughtered. and they were coming to the defense of a black woman. we're not going to respect that? so what i say to the democratic party is, you have become a socialist party. you want us to economically be like greece. and you want us to buy this racial narrative that we are divided country and we're not. many are african-american and historic. their lives are on the line just as much as white police
officers in new york we have had hispanic, black, and asian police officers. all trying to save in large part african-american lives. how about some respect for them. >> mayor, thank you for joining us this evening. >> thank you. >> of course the breaking news. striking again. isis par baron savagely splitting the throat of a french priest. storming the church and taking hostages. catherine field is live in paris. what you can tell me about this terrorism? >> as you said, greta, just before 9:30 in the morning when the elderly priest was saying mass after a tiny congregation two nuns and two parishioners there. when the two men burst in they took them all around
the altar. attacked them and cut the throat of one of the priests. they attacked one of the elderly parishioners. they left the church. as they were emerging from the church they called allah akbar. that's when police got very nervous and shot both men dead, greta. >> i read some place that they had recorded this in some way. can you verify or confirm that there was a recording made of the execution by these terrorists? >> one of the nuns who was present recorded it. no one has seen anything or heard anything. can i tell i, greta. police are terrified recording will make its way onto the web. >> i imagine president owe alan has statement. i don't know what's going to happen to the church in france. >> what he has said, greta, france must expect more
attacks like this. >> there are 45,000 churches in france a country traditionally catholic. it has lots of little villages but one huge church right in the center. the police are saying, lock, we can perfectly well protect the big churches like north dam cathedral or cathedral but we can't be in front of every single church, synagogue and moss mosque right across this country. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> we'll continue to follow this developing story tonight. back here in philadelphia outside the convention in this punishing philly heat. sanders' supporters are furious. protesters taking to the streets. "on the record" griff jenkins is there griff? >> i just got disconnected. >> and i can hear that i just got you can hear just as did i that griff just got disconnected. i have been out there. i can tell you why you are seeing so many protesters out there. the bernie supporters more conciliatory inside the arena but outside they are
mad. griff, you're back, i understand. >> i am back. sorry we lost you for a second. can you see here the peaceful demonstration the police on the side of what is 3,000 to 5,000. this is the black lives matter folks. >> keep the hell out of the way. >> they just announced that hillary clinton has received the nomination and they have been speaking saying that hillary clinton is not for them. they are saying don't vote for hillary. she chose black people. why are you against hillary clinton? >> so that's pretty much the scene going on here. peaceful. still 3 to 5,000. police say there have been absolutely no arrests so far to this day. we are marching from city hall all the way down to dnc and things are under control although some the rhetoric is sporty, greta? >> griff, thank you. >> and history made here in philadelphia. secretary clinton is now the
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"on the record" is live at the democratic national convention here in philadelphia. the dnc email hack is plaguing the convention and brand new evidence showing very sophisticated hackers that broke into the server. catherine herridge has that evidence. i also want to know were the republican servers hacked and why not if not? >> that's a great question. i will start with the dnc hack. today the secretary of state john kerry was traveling overseas for prearranged meeting with the russian foreign minister it got kind of awkward when one of the reporters asked the russian foreign minister if his government was behind the dnc hack.
here is that exchange. >> accusations that are you sure shah democratic emails? >> well, i don't want to use four letter words. >> julian assange said to nbc news in an interview that there is really no intelligence that russia was behind the theft and the leak of the dnc emails. but there are really three pieces to the puzzle that suggest otherwise. number one, our expert, who has reviewed the evidence said that there is malicious code on the dnc servers which is a carbon copy of what russian-backed hackers have used in the past. also, that a web domain was set up to steal the information once they were inside the dnc servers. and that domain was set up by an entity that is not existent. what they call in the spy world a cutout. and that's another signature of the russians. the third, i hope can i
explain this pretty clearly, is that every foreign intelligence service wants to get inside the government system or inside the political party system. if they were just interested in what their policy decisions would be in the future, if their candidate becomes president, they would have held on to that information. but the fact that it was strategically leaked on the eve of the convention really tells you that there was also political motivation. as to your question about the republicans, our expert said that it's highly likely that they're inside the republican system as well but it just has not been flagged at this point, greta. >> catherine, thank you. >> you're welcome. >> senator sanders may have endorsed secretary clinton many supporters remain enraged at the dnc email leak. shouting and anger continuing today. [chanting]
[chanting hillary] >> special "on the record" senate panel is here bob casey and democratic missouri senator upon mccaskill. nice to see both of you. >> thank you. >> i always thought it was odd that senator sanders could run in the democratic party because he never wanted to be a democrat except -- he always wanted to be an independent. once they invited him in, they ought to be fair to him. the emails look pretty bad. your thoughts? >> well, listen, debbie wasserman schultz has stepped down. bernie sanders just made the motion for this convention to accept hillary clinton's nomination by acclimation. and you saw this place go up. there was very little in any demonstrations at that point. because bernie sanders has really done the right thing here. this is a convention that even though there is going to be protesters and outliers as there always is in politics, 90% poll shows
90% of bernie sanders supporters voting for hillary. >> leader of the house nancy pelosi very historic moment in the nation. whether republican or democrat. senator casey, what do you make of this whole terrorism in france and we have yet to hear from the democratic party to go in to depth in some isis strategy here at the convention. i'm actually thinking that president bill clinton may start to lay it out. but what's your house about all of this? >> well, there is no question, greta, that we have a strategy in place to defeat isis. we have made progress in that strategy in terms of denial of territory. almost half of it taken back from isis. tens of thousands of their fighters killed. so militarily there is progress. but this is going to be a long battle. this battle may go on for a long time because ultimately, even if you resolve it on the -- in the military sense, this is still going to be a battle about whether or not our
side can prevail in a debate about extremism. and they have cornered the market on extremism. we have got to have a strategy going forward that insists that we not only track down and kill terrorists, but that we work very hard to fight against that kind of extremism. and i have a lot of confidence in secretary clinton as president will have the best strategy to do that. >> i think i introduced you as a republican senator. i don't know where that came from in my head. >> i have been called a lot of things. >> i wasn't going to say anything but i panicked for a minute. >> greta, i knew you would catch up with the record. >> i apologize. now we are going to have exciting moment. president jimmy carter's grandson is introducing him. he will be appearing here by video. is he a more elderly gentleman. he won't be here live. it's interesting to have him here by video. >> real contrast between the republican convention. the former presidents didn't want to come to the convention and nominate a
donald trump. and. >> they also didn't have hacking -- the rnc didn't show bias. you're a lawyer, i'm a lawyer. we can do this because the hacking was clearly done by russia and there is only one candidate -- >> -- it's the content. wasn't even the hacking it's the content. >> the content was terrible. they should all be fired. the reason it was released because putin trump saying we will go soft on nato and you have a chance to do your damage in other places. >> it looked terrible like the fix was in against senator sanders whether you are for him. and the religious remark which debbie wasserman schultz is not part of it i should add. she was not part of that religious slight. what do you want to hear from president bill clinton tonight? >> i don't know what his message will be but what i hope it will be is a similar message that he put forth on the campaign trail coming through pennsylvania and a lot of other states which is to tell the story of hillary clinton not just as a candidate but as a person, as a change agent, as an
advocate who has made people's lives better. he tells that story better than anyone, it's a remarkable record of changing people's lives whether when she was at the children's defense fund all the way through her public service from the senate and the secretary of state. i think if he does that it will be a great speech. and i'm sure he will probably walk through some key issues like economic security. >> as i suppose it's no surprise to you we are hearing he is still writing it because is he really hands on this. last minute will be an exciting speech i'm sure tonight. thank you both very much. i promise to get your party right next time. >> thanks, greta. >> and secretary hillary clinton going boldly where no woman has gone before. secretary clinton making history tonight. we're back in philadelphia. that's next. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis,
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terrorist attack and convention are planned well in advance. none the less, we have heard virtually nothing about isis. maybe we will get secretary clinton's plan thursday night right now everybody is talking about the fact that we haven't heard about terrorism, your thoughts? >> looking at a party shah is not cirpd about national security. as a matter of fact, coming out of the republican convention it was all about donald trump and the republican convention being about doom and gloom. not about the reality on the ground when the president came out and gave impromptu press conference last friday would you had another terrorist attack in germany. as rudy giuliani said we have had ofour of those attacks in the last 8 days and of course what just happened in paris, france. you have to accept responsibility if you start to mention these things, you have to talk about a policy and strategy. right now the democrat party is about compassion, unity, and love as the attorney general said. they are all about bridges over troubled water. i guess the best thing is to
send james taylor or paul simon over to sing for isis maybe they will start crying and mend their ways. >> trying to think why we haven't heard about it it's early in the convention or even the vice presidential nominee. maybe we will get that later in the week so the tough talk on what the plan is and how it will differ from president obama's plan. >> well, i think last week in cleveland, you saw the very first day the rnc had a theme of make america safe again. and they talked about we face domestically and also with the isis and really the global islamic jihadi. and you don't hear that coming from the democratic party. as a matter of fact, tonight, we have our law enforcement officers on the front lines, fighting against this domestic jihadist enemy. but, yet, they are going to talk to the mothers of the quote, unquote, victims of police shootings and not the families of the slain police officers that are out there protecting us every day. >> which i don't get because
it would have been so easy to put the mothers of dead police officers. >> that's not what they want. >> i mean -- >> -- that's not what they want, greta. >> if they want to have a big tent, you know, they ought. >> but their big tent is defined with people that they can politically pander to in order to get their electoral patronage. and the law enforcement officers are not the group that they want. they want more victims. they want to stir up this racial division within the inner city communities. and that's why they are going to feature michael brown's mother. michael brown was a thug. michael brown assaulted a store owner, stole from him and then assaulted a police officer. now why would the democratic party want to celebrate that person instead of celebrating our men and women in uniform and celebrating the members of the thin blue line. >> colonel west, thank you. we will see what happens the rest of the week here. we will see what happens. thank you, sir. >> and it is historic. yet the first time in measure history the woman will be heading the ticket of a national political party for president of the
united states. only two women have been nominated vice presidential candidates. >> my mom and dad both worked at the elementary school in our small town and among the many things i owe them is a simple lesson that i have learned, that this is america and every woman can walk through every door of opportunity. >> i stand before you to proclaim tonight america is the land where dreams can come true for all of us. [cheers and applause] >> yes, those women got close but only close to the white house. no one has ever served until now on the top of the ticket so. can secretary hillary clinton win over female supporters and can she take the white house. global markets and editor mornings with maria. maria bartiromo is here. >> good to see. >> you the older women are excited about this millennials oh yeah, we
don't want to pick her on gender. we have the supreme court. we have the imf, federal reserve. not a big deal to younger women, is it. >> it's true. they expect it's going to be their own performance and what they do is going to propel them higher. not as big of a deal for those who have wait to do see a woman in power. regardless, it's historic. >> it's fun even going back to listen to geraldine ferraro. fun to watch her speech on youtube. does wall street like secretary hillary clinton? >> yes. i think wall street is favoring some on wall street are favoring hillary clinton because they like the certainty of it. the truth is with hillary clinton you know that we probably will get more of the same of what we have seen. some people going in the third obama term. others saying it's going to be her building on president obama's policy. so, yes. they want to see certainty. that's where they are comfortable for wall street, donald trump is an unknown. they don't know what, you know, he will do. even though many of his
policies actually are much better in terms of the economy than hers. she is going to raise taxes. trump is going to cut taxes. he is talking about 15% corporate tax rate that has to be yuge for businesses who are going to, you know, save money in terms of taxes and then use that money to hopefully hire people and invest in their businesses. policies are different trump's policies if they were to materialize the way he was talking about them are probably better for the economy and yet, wall street is with her because of the certainty factor. >> jobs, do you think we will hear about jobs here and what the plan is for secretary clinton? >> that's the thing. i mean, she keeps talking about, you know, look, i have got a plan for jobs and growth. we actually haven't seen it for all the talk about donald trump not having substance. we haven't heard a lot of substance from hillary clinton. in terms of how she will create jobs. and how she will move the needle on economic growth. you know that's been the most important issue, that and national security for voters. so we really do need to hear substance from her because raising taxes, building on things like obamacare,
building on things like dodd frank is not necessarily going to get businesses to invest and hire new people. that's the reason they are not hiring new people right now. that's the number one issue. we will see if we hear any substance in that regard. >> all right, maria, thank you. i never miss your show. thank you, maria. >> see you tomorrow. >> just a short time ago, it became official. secretary hillary clinton is now the first woman to be at the top of presidential ticket. caroline great state of louisiana is here to go "on the record." nice to he see you. >> good to see you. thanks for having me. >> are they pretty accustomed to women succeeding. >> exciting moment no matter who you are. democracy in action and shows the party working to come together. frankly, it's exciting to have the woman to be at the top of the ticket. >> did the woman at the dnc debbie wasserman-schultz rig the system against bernie sanders to get a woman at the head of the ticket? >> i don't know what
happened or didn't happen. i have been so focused on running on this louisiana senate race i'm doing everything we can to make sure we have a working agenda for families. >> that's a dodge. i will give it to you and let you dodge there. you are running against david duke among others. >> david duke, he disgusted me as a teenager growing up in louisiana and disgusts me today. his vile rhetoric has no place in civilized society. >> you have a weird i shouldn't say that about louisiana, weird selection process almost like jump ball down there. >> it's an open primary. i was successful in 2010 advancing into a runoff then and i plan to do it again this time. >> is it conceivable you could have two republicans and democrats running against each other. >> i will be very honest with mr. duke in the race it could be me vs. mr. duke. luckily we will luck out and be two democrats. very exciting election cycle. people pay tension and now that he is here we are ready to get started. >> we are going to listen now for a second elizabeth banks on the podium right
now. caroline, thank you. >> hey, that's my act. part of me like being up here joking around the or part this isn't a joke. when i think about what this election means for mercury think about my family my father the vietnam vet worked the second and third shift of pitsfield, massachusetts. my mother worked at the library and local bank and they worked hard. they struggled. because, like millions of american parents, they want to do give their kids, four of us, a good life with boundless opportunities it is what democrats built, good public schools, affordable healthcare, help in the hardest times that they were able to do that
ampted though dreams and mine took me here to philadelphia. really. through scholarships and financial aid i worked my way through the university of pennsylvania i got a world class education and i met my wonderful husband and partner max. i will never forget that day in 1992 when we went on a big romantic date a rally for bill clinton. and it was there that i learned something really important about show business. >> and actress and producer elizabeth banks on the stage. she will be tonight's host. more on the "on the record" on the number one record in all of cable in just minutes. we'll be right back.
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"on the record" is live in philadelphia. kicking off prime time at the 2016 democratic national convention on the number one network in all of cable. and tonight is night two of the convention. and a big night for democrats. the delegates hearing from not one but two former presidents. and a few minutes ago president jimmy carter appearing by video and later tonight president bill clinton taking the stage his tenth speech at a national political convention. michigan congressman dan kilmeade goes "on the record." nice to see you, sir. and i should remind the viewers in case they don't know congressman kilmeade helped get a marine home from iran marine hekmati. >> and you helped, too. >> we worked together. tell me what do you want to hear from bill clinton tonight? >> it's going to be interesting. is he in a different position. i don't think he can just be bill clinton the former president with his, you know, sort of depth of policy. he has to be hillary clinton's husband. and tell us a bit about her that maybe we don't know. it's a unique position for
him to be in. but it's a pretty significant dress rehearsal for the role is he likely to play for many years now. >> come thursday night, we are going to hear from secretary clinton and so far this campaign -- this convention has not had a lot about terrorism. i assume are we going to get that? have r. we going to hear more of the plan? >> i assume so. you know how thee convention roll out. evenings have themes. we will see that i expect that we will hear about it. >> how about jobs? >> well, obviously, when i go back home, that's all anybody wants to talk about. and so what i'm looking for and what i'm hoping that i will hear, i expect i will is a set of more specific plans to get the economy growing at a rate that will actually be sustainable. obviously we have had growth but we would all agree it needs to be more robust and i think we are owed specific solutions, whether it's from hillary clinton, i expect to get those or from donald trump, something more than just that it will be great. >> what's the biggest challenge you think secretary clinton has going into the campaign now we go
into the second stage of the campaign against donald trump? what's the hardest thingr to de? >> the one big challenge was unifying this party. we are in the process of doing that we certainly haven't completed it but last night and then again today i think we have taken a big step toward that i think the big challenge going forward is being able to lay out a vision that people believe they can invest in and that they see themselves, in that's a big challenge now, of course. >> it seems to me, the republicans never bother to do visit the inner cities like detroit your home state. >> yes. >> the democrats do a drive by once every four years. >> it may feel like that and can i tell you from my own perspective and this is specific to hillary clinton. when i see her we talk about flint and she talks to me about the specific challenges in my hometown. i take some hope in that. i will agree that i don't think democrats or republicans over the years have done nearly enough to deal with the challenges of older communities like my hometown or like saginaw, michigan, for example.
i have some hope that hillary will continue to do that. she raises it with me. i don't have to bring it up with her. >> all right. a plug for one city in michigan, mackinaw island. i love mackinaw island. if you ever get a chance to go to mackinaw island. in fact the mayor is mayor dowd. she is great. thank you, sir. >> thanks, greta. >> co-host of america's newsroom is down on the floor with the california delegates. bill? >> again, trying to find bernie sanders. don't know where he is we don't know if he has left the arena. we don't think he has. but he has certainly left his seat in the vermont delegates. he wasn't there long, greta. it was pretty much in and out. thought we might see him back in the sky box. stand by for that behind me is the california delegates. speaking of seats. see all the empty seats behind me. many of these delegate also go out on the concourse and mingle and meet with others and get a bite to eat. we do know several of these bernie sanders will delegates have left the building all together. i just spoke with some members, sanders supporters members of a nursing union
in california said -- i said what are you going to do now? they said we don't turn our backs on our patients. we will not turn our backs on our country. we said will you vote for hillary clinton they said we don't know. we will see whether or not she can win our vote. very interesting. california is here over here behind me. you see the stage. you see the stage, greta, and the illinois delegates. you mentioned bill clinton on stage tonight around 10:00 eastern time. remember when he made his convention debut in 1988 as he will tell you, he womaned that night. went twice as long as expected and boy what a difference four years make in 1992 he wins the white house. so bill clinton makes his tenth convention address tonight about two hours from now. spoke to a 13-year-old girl from a moment ago from the illinois delegates. said are you looking forward to bill clinton she said i guess and shrugged her soldiers and went -- shoulders and went back to snap chat. we will see if she will win tonight. >> bill, thank you.
democrats have that big political problem on their hands. hacked emails bias against senator sanders and it could not have been exposed at a worst time. democrats need party unity and the party just got it. senator bernie sanders asked the convention to name secretary clinton to name the democratic nominee for president. last night things got a little bit messy. comedian silverman bearnsd supporter booed for calling out fellow sander supporters. >> can i just say to the bernie or bust people you're being ridiculous. >> the "on the record" political panel is here from victoria and from forbes randal lane. first to you, it seems party unity inside this building. outside it doesn't seem like party unity. a week from now your thoughts? party unity? >> even tonight you saw bernie sanders walked out after he called for unity. bernie sanders has done his part more than a lot of people thought today to see him up here and said instead
of kicking it to new york state to put hillary by acclimation to kick it to vermont with bernie doing it everyone here is talking about revolution, as we all know from revolutions the person who starts the revolution can't control the revolution to be successful. >> senator elizabeth warren. some bernie sanders supporters thought that she was -- sell out is a tough phrase but you get my point. she was not supporting them. >> she definitely has taken a bit of a battering among people who used to be her core base. and it will be interesting to watch kind of going ahead if she can bring ---win them back. i was at an event today that she did, which was very policy heavy. she didn't mention donald trump, hillary clinton once. and there were some bernie supporter there's who were saying well she was my hero once. i'm willing to give her another listen but i'm very torn right now about the whole party situation. >> randal, the police officers, feeling very
burned because there are mothers of people who have died as a result of police shootings but there are no mothers that at least we know of who are going to be speaking on behalf of the many police officers slain by criminals. >> yep. >> and they're sitting out there watching tonight and it doesn't look like the democratic party is inviting everybody and it looks like they have taken sides. each yesterday when you hear the discussion of terrorism. we have to look at this as four day thing. right now if you look at kind of the messaging, so much different than it was in cleveland. it's like two different worlds right now. >> it is two different worlds between these two parties. i'm not sure they occupy the same universe. what do you think donald trump's biggest challenge supporting secretary clinton is? >> it's the array of very effective surrogates that secretary clinton has. i mean, you saw him take to dewitter last night. but there was one person did he not criticize and that was michelle obama. she gave, perhaps, the most powerful speech clinton has a lot of weaknesses but a lot of people on her side. >> look who is on the stage
right now donna brazil who is going to be the active interim dnc chair. can i tell you this crowd loves her. done nasa wonderful person. she has actually given up a professionally to do. this she has a lot of cnn, abc. >> she is not debbie wasserman-schultz already she is the most upon larr person here. >> very popular. she has been interim before. >> survive segregated south who dat. when america wasn't as great as it could be. as a grown woman, i saw the first black president reach down and touch the face of a child like i once was. >> let's take a quick break as donna brazil speaking. victoria randle thank you both.
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problem that this country faces and one of the biggest problems is our fight against radical islamic terrorism and they're in denial and they won't even mention it or isis. >> well, i tell you, a few more incidents like this and the american people are going to demand that they mention at least lay out a plan. national security is so important and the democrats better come up with a new plan because i think most people are competent that isis is growing. i don't care how much land they lose in syria the number of attacks are growing. >> they are growing. here is something else that the american people are getting sick of which is being reflected in the bernie sanders supporters. now, you know that i don't in any way support bernie sanders, but the bernie sanders supporters feel betrayed by bernie sanders and betrayed by the democratic party because debbie wasserman-schultz has been busted. so they are frustrated and
upset. i don't know where they are going to go. but they are frustrated and upset. >> i can't understand after debbie wasserman-schultz gets busted is she gets some sort of honoree role in the clinton campaign. should have quit right away. lingers on for a day or two ling gets a honor yes post. >> to use the word from the bible corruption begets corruption. that's all that is most people are saying how in the world does she go to one job that she technically should have been fired from and immediately gets another job. that's why so many people are upset. here is the other thing, greta. not only are the bernie sanders voters upset, but a lot of other democrats are disgusted and disappointed. >> mr. cain, i have got. >> how this went down. >> thank you very much for joining us. the students from the academy new york city are on the stage when secretary
clinton was new york senator she helped create the school for at risk youth. let's listen to them. [cheers and applause] >> in 2004, the high school graduation rate was only around 30%. and 75% of new york state's entire prison population came from just seven neighborhoods in new york city. if you were one of the young men growing up in these areas, the odds were stacked against you. so together with the organization 100 black men, we answered the call to do something about this crisis. since 2004, the eagle academy has educated nearly 4,000 young men. [ applause ] 98% of our graduates are accepted to college.
[ applause ] we're making a big difference now but we could not have done it alone. you see, there was one leader who was with us from the very beginning. and she was our earliest champion one leader who understood that addressing the crisis facing young men of color in our country required innovative measures. one leader who pushed to open the first eagle academy in the bronx. and she made a promise to return four years later to offer the keynote address to our first graduating class. and that's a promise that she kept. you see i'm with hillary clinton because she has been with us. [ applause ] today, we have young men who are confident future leaders