article that sense that we have that the relationship between a -- the obama administration of america's military presence, military spending and also that the relationship to the sudden growing instability around the world that these things are quite of a coincidence. do you agree? >> i do agree with that. i do have competing impulses in the obama administration which i think together has lead us to this point. one thing that you always have to keep in mind was this administration is that from the beginning it has been focused more on domestic issues than international issues. i spent a lot of time looking at. early on we see him getting in afghanistan. like him and johnson had ambitious relations. we see as also occurred with lyndon johnson over time policy issues keep creeping in more and more. one of the reasons for is that -- was for the crisis keep off the front page. you're not proactively pursuing some kind of strategy which over time will come back to bite you. we also have certainly within the obama administration impulse that says e we don't need to spend. we are going to do l

weapon from a police officer and was shot dead. a year later exactly what has the obama administration done for the community of ferguson? and among the crowd in ferguson overnight, a handful of heavily armed members of an organization called the ult keepers. police chief in charge described presence as unnecessary and inflammatory, he didn't say as inflammatories at activists who insighted crowds in the streets of ferguson. we'll take this up with niger innis tonight. also the obama administration's secret nuclear attacks with iran's regime, four years ago, and a promise to the iranians, the administration saying effectively to the iranians can you keep your nuclear program, if you like it. only mr. obama kept that promise. the white house now being fully honest about talks about iran. is anything they say true? not an encouraging revolution as congress prepares to vote on the obama-iranian deal. with us tonight, the president of the heritage foundation, former senator jim demint. and on wall street today, a sell-off, stocks fell sharply after china's surprise move to devalue its currency.

obama administration has granted royal dutch shell final approval to resume julie for oil guess since 2012, despite widespread protests from environmental groups. shell first obtained drilling permits in the arctic during the george w. bush of administration , but drilling stopped in 2012 after a series of mishaps. the permit was issued monday 's icebreaking ship arrived at the drill site carrying a required piece of equipment known as a capping stack. thquitman arrived on the same protesterseace temporarily blocked from oregon, byortland, hanging suspended from the st. than 40idge for more hours. shell now says it majorly its first well as early as the summer. the interior department has said there is a 75% chance of one or spills once shell begins drilling. we will have more on the arctic drilling after the headlines. is obama administration expected to announce as early as today the first-ever federal the oilons requiring and gas industry to cut methane emissions. is a powerful greenhouse gas that fuels global warming. the regulation would cut the methane 40% to 45% over the

jersey's two democratic senators and the obama administration's transportation secretary to talk about supporting a new train tunnel between new jersey and new york city. now, it sounds like just a typical policy matter that a governor might handle, but this is a ghost of christmas past kind of issue for chris christie because when he game governor in 2010, years of planning and $600 million worth of work that had already been completed all had to get thrown out the window when chris christie kiboshed another train tunnel that he had previously supported. this was something that was already in progress. it's this bottleneck in the northeast and the busiest corridor in the whole country after he became governor, after he had supported it, chris christie stopped that tunnel in his tracks, and then he took the money for that tunnel and put it in his own budget so he wouldn't have to answer for any tax rise when he ran for president. that sounds like a new jersey issue, and it is a new jersey issue, but it's very fresh in the minds of everybody in new jersey, in chris christie's home state

through, the obama administration would become, quite literally, the world's leading financier of sen. cruz: in response, president obama got very upset. he interrupted his world travel in between the eighth and ninth hole to attack me, to come after me. he said, that is ridiculous. do not say that. it is interesting. in the course of his attack, the president did not bother to refute any of the substance of what i said. let me give you a simple point. truth is not rhetoric. [applause] so let's review the facts. number one, you ron is the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism. goesr two, if this deal through, over $100 billion will flow directly to the ron. number three, if that happens, billions of those dollars will go directly to hamas, hezbollah, to radical terrorists throughout the world, and those jihadists will use that money to murder ,mericans, to murder israelis to murder europeans. if president obama doesn't like the rhetoric of his administration becoming the ofld's leading financier radical islamic terrorism, there is an easy solution. financing radical new -- radica

think it is especially true because the approach we have seen from the regulators from the obama administration has appointed has been aggressive. dodd frank gave them a mandate to adopt lots of new rules for the financial sector. in a lot of ways, they have taken that and run with it. so whoever is the next president, whether or not they appoint people with that same mindset and of that same disposition to those posts to continue that agenda, or whether they appoint someone who thinks it is time to take a break from those rules, roll some of them back. someone who is sympathetic to the argument that governor pawlenty and members of his trade group make about new regulation hurting economic growth and constraining their ability to lend, that is a hard issue. not everyone feels the same way about it. so i think it absolutely matters. what will be interesting in the campaign is whether or not you see candidates like governor perry, senator sanders, or others, take positions the box -- that box them in for when and if they become president. governor perry with the policy proposal he

gained traction with congress and the obama administration? >> you're absolutely correct. the debate has been raging within the obama administration for almost two years now. what the american general said today is that it tells you about the mindset of the american officials in the obama administration, that the consensus within the administration is that iraq is coming apart, the obama administration does not really no longer believe in an unified iraq they made is clear that even though the priority is isil, isil must be defeated first, but at the end of the day iraq will not be rescued. this tells you about the thinking of the administration, basically the pendulum is shifting, and there are those that believe that the sunni-shia division could be filled any time soon. >> is iraq not effectively fractured already? you have the kurds dominating in the north of the country. you have daesh or isil in anbar province in the west. large parts of the country drifting further away from central government control. >> yes, iraq is facing challenge. iraq is undergoing all-out war. isil is a

that it wasn't a mess that his brother left by going in, but rather that the obama administration left by leaving too quickly. >> isis grew while the united states disengaged from the middle east and withdrew. and where was secretary of state clinton in all of this? she opposed the surge, and then joined in claiming credit for its success, then stood by as that hard-won victory by american and allied forces was thrown away. >> reporter: in response he outlined an ambitious five-point plan on how he would deal with iraq which included the use of more ground forces. and his plan for syria, and iran, where he rejected the nuclear deal. >> it is a deal unwise in the extreme with a regime that is untrustworthy in the extreme. it should be rejected by the congress of the united states of america. [ applause ] >> reporter: immediately following his speech, donald trump went on fox news and once again may have stolen the attention from jub bush, something the government for himself may be beginning to fear. >>> coming up, flash point ferguson, new video said to be of the gunman shot by police

, and it is a major embarrassment for the obama administration. this is a big night for the republican field the candidates are gathering in cleveland and then the main clash in prime time. plus. >> he was too good for this wicked world. >> an al jazeera exclusive interview, tony harris' conversation with michael brown's mother one year after her son was killed in the ferguson. >> the obama administration is just suffering a major set back in the push to get rebel forces to fight for u.s. interests in syria. the u.s. military officials have now been forced to acknowledge that rebel troops trained by the u.s. are refusing to go into battle. jaime mcintyre is live at the pent gone with the latest, jaime. >> david you take a very complicated situation on the ground and an incomplete understanding by the u.s. military and that results in a major miscalculation. and an embarrassing set back, the u.s. sent the first of it's trained and equipped fighterred into northern syria, the so called 54, that were going to embed with moderate syrian opposition forces but never thought that t

ruling of a federal appeals court judges today that favored the obama administration's position on the n.s.a. surveillance program. the program expires in november and congress has passed legislation to replace it with a

this for years. she's rae to go. had time during the obama administration to get better at campaigning. here we are and she hasn't gotten better as a candidate. they spent so much money so far giver home run the cash, they have two options, keep funneling money into her campaign much like the federal government and see if it goes anywhere or they can pull back and say let's take a look at our options here. joe biden is maybe going to get into the race, bernie sanders maybe not a viable choice for the country for winning the nomination, but we should take a look at that. we should acknowledge, though, that hillary clinton's support isn't just coming from these big money donors. $45 million she announced in july actually came to the majority of the people donating $100 or less. >> she has more than anyone else rumored or not rumored to be in the race. >> well, you know, money helps but there is something, and i've studied this, about the numbers and the money following the numbers. almost like all the money guys sit around and ordain a candidate. they're smart, they hedge the

non grata with the obama administration. the fact of matter is she shouldn't had a whiff of anything that had to do with official business. >> not only had anything to do with official government business, but libya and trey gowdy's committee in congress is trying to unearth and find information about. so, and also she asked to take it face value, the fact she only scrubbed clean all the personal e-mails. how do we know? we don't know. had she turn over server on day one before they used ammonia on it. >> we don't trust hillary. here's the thing kirsten, you mentioned trey gowdy, i don't think it's going to go away, it's dogging her, hurting her numbers and again she seemed extraordinarily testy here, but i think she's in too deep to change her strategy? >> that's exactly the point we're talking about here is trust. and that is essential to getting the nomination and then of course winning the presidency. and showing time and time again that there really isn't a great reason to trust her, why wouldn't you be transparent? that's one of the main things hillary had to fight is the image

dollar bids by the obama administration and they would have been impeached or there would have been endless congressional investigation into that what is clearly a conflict of interest. and if you would like further details on this case, i know well because it cost someone a job on the radio, and i left with her as her collaborator, but i know how this story emerged. the investigation process, what the reaction was and how it's reacting now. in mexico is problem is that, and i always say this. conflict with interest isn't even a conflict. it's a way of live. it's the way things traditionally have been done. in terms of government relations with contractors and politicians and with another key player in the mexican political system which is telavisa who owned the first house next to the second house that was built and she says she bought with a $10 million severance bonus because she was just an incredible actress, but the issue of conflict, and i say this in a satirical fashion, please. and this was followed by the revelation of the house owned by the finance minister that was purch

clinton effort to get around conflicts of interest, new reports that obama administration, is crafting a package of unprecedented economic sanctions against chinese companies, that have benefited from their government cyberattacks on the united states, and the chinese theft of american trade secrets, i'll take it up with former pentagon official, fox news national security analyst kt kt mcfarland, our top story, the rise of political outsiders in american politics. donald trump and ben carson could not be different, they both sit atop their republican rivals in a new poll out of iowa, fox news chief washington correspondent, james rosen with our report. >> if hillary is the candidate, which i doubt it would be a dream come true. >> reporter: after an engages performance in primetime fox news detail, dr. ben carson is surging in the poll, poll of likely republican caucus goers in early battle ground state of iowa, over last 3 days, shows carson captures 23%, tied with donald trump for lead. like wise latest boom berg politic -- bloomberg politic. pun its race to eblaine the ben carson boo

: under the obama administration, ina cancer patient -- i am a cancer patient receiving care. becau were to be elected, se honestly i have been a republican all my life, and i am frustrated. i am frustrated with the choices that we have right now as far as health care is concerned. took me over a month just to get what might he moved treatments. chemot to get one of my treatments because of the insurance i am on through the obama administration. what would you plan to do differently if you were elected? sen. sanders: what we should understand, and i fear that not every american does understand this -- we are the only major wealthy industrialized country on earth that does not guarantee health care to all of our people as a right. the system that we have is way, way way out of touch with the rest of the world. i will fight for medicare for all. we can improve it and we should expanded to all people. -- expand it to all people. when you do that, not only do you provide quality health care to all people, you get rid of the profiteering of the insurance companies and drug companies. dru

serving in the obama administration in "hard choices." in "a time for truth," texas senator ted cruz recounts his journey from a cuban immigrant's son to the u.s. senate. carly fiorina former ceo of hewlett-packard, is another declared candidate for president. in "rising to the challenge," she shares lessons she's learned from her difficulties and triumphs. south carolina senator lindsey graham released an e-book on his web site. in "my story," he details his childhood and career in the air force. former arkansas governor mike huckabee gives his take on politics and culture in "god, guns, grits and gravy." and in "leadership and crisis," bobby jindal explains why he believes conservative solutions are needed in washington. ohio governor john kasich calls for a return to traditional american values in "stand for something." george pataki is also running for president. in 1998 the former new york governor released "pataki" where he looked back on his path to the governorship. and kentucky senator rand paul calls for smaller government and more bipartisanship in his latest book, "t

. obviously, optimism turned to disappointment. the obama administration had been touting the maui meeting as the final summit on the tpp. does this mean the deal is dead in the proverbial hawaiian waters? >> well, it certainly is a big disappointment because there had been hopes they might at least hammer out a broad agreement at this meeting. that clearcally hasn't happened. there is still significant sticking points in the area of dairy access, particularly into the canadian and u.s. markets in the area trade data protection and the biologics industry and a number of industries who have sticking points. the key issue now is that the political head room for getting the tpp through is rapidly running out. particularly because of the upcoming u.s. elections next year. and really, unless a deal can be done in the next few months, it really will then become hostage to the u.s. elections. so i think the time window is closing very rapidly. although there is talk that they might want to push this back to the next negotiation at the apex summit in november, i think that will be too late

with the obama administration and she did it on a topic that i'm not sure people were expecting her to break from president obama but she did it. and she did it dramatically and on tape. her stance on this is already drawing criticism from her republican rivals in the presidential race which weirdly alies them with president obama. it's a little bit awkward. we will have that tape in a moment. but first i have to do a correction. i got something sort of wrong on the show recently. it turns out the way i got it wrong is awesome and fascinating, way better than the story or mistake itself. here's what it is. we've been talking for weeks on the show about shell oil's plans to start drilling the arctic for oil. we have reported on the protests that shell haas encountered this summer as they've tried to start drilling. we've reported part of the reason shell's drilling plans have come under such scrutiny is because nobody has ever really offshore drilled the arctic before. at least not in the way that shell is now planning to. but on that last point that nobody has ever offshore drilled

brother left by going in, but rather the obama administration and in particular former secretary of state hillary clinton left by leaving too quickly icicle grew while the united states ignored the threat. where was asks clinton in all of this? >> she had opposed the surge, then joined in claiming credit for its success, then stood by as that hard won victory by american and allied forces of thrown away. >> bush outlined a plan on how as president he would deal with iraq, including the use of further ground forces. bush's seriousness carried over to his plan for syria, detailed in four points and iran where he rejected the nuclear deal recently negotiated by the obama administration. >> it is a deal unwise in extreme with a regime that is untrustworthy in the extreme. it understand be rejected by the congress of the united states of america. >> the latest on the alleged gunman shot by police during a rally in ferguson, this week. >> 32 members of an alleged international hacking and insider trading ring have been charged now with making more than $100 million in illegal profits. the

foreign relations committee, so it is a bit of a blow for the obama administration, but not completely unexpected as he has been critical of the deal during the negotiation phase, and was with one of the members of congress calling for another round of sangs. in the event that the deal fell through. so we with have men mendes saying that he thinks this is a bad deal. and that congress doesn't have to reject the whole thing. they can vote against the deal, and call for the president to go back to the the negotiating table. of course, that is something that the president and the country's that also the other countries that were with involved in negotiating this deal is not possible. so you have bob menendez challenging that motion. which is something that the president did not want. but he did get something else today, and that is the support of some 70 experts in h the area of nonproliferation, which endorse the deal, they sent a letter saying that this is tougher than other deals the united states has signed on to in the past, and that it should be supported so a bit of bad news for th

, a big learning that the obama administration could have taken from the new deal, but did not. finally, all right, i think -- we have a whole lot about the relationship to the roosevelt administration to the popular movement of the time. that us what -- is what we call it a decade of defense. that was a very complicated relationship. roosevelt administration didn't give in completely at all. people, radicals helped parties of the left, including communist parties. the administration sometimes used that as a way of saying, well, give us our more moderate reforms. but they did -- just to concentrate a little bit on labor rights which were certainly expanded to the new deal cost -- recovery act, later that was made more permanent and was more controlled through the act m of 1935, as a result labor triples. one of the important things about the relationship of the roosevelt administration to these descend was that they really did not believe in suppression of decent. roosevelt may have coopted but very against the use of on-force. particularly in relation to the sit-down strike in

observed that if this deal goes through, the obama administration would become quite literally the world's leading financier of radical islamic terrorists. in response to that, president obama got very upset. he interrupted his busy world travels in between the eighth to attack me, to come after me. he said, that's ridiculous, that rhetoric is too much. do not say that. in the entire course of his attack, the president did not actually bother to refute any of the substance of what i said. let me give you a very simple point. truth is not rhetoric. facts.eview the todayumber one, iran is the world's leading state sponsor of terrorists. number two, if this deal goes through, over $100 billion will flow directly to iran. number three, if that happens, billions of those dollars will go directly to hamas, hezbollah, the houthis, radical islamic terrorists throughout the world, and those jihadists will use those billions that we control to murder americans, murder isra elis, to murder europeans. if president obama doesn't like the rhetoric of his administration becoming the cier of leadi

the obama administration at the meeting of morning ministers. concerns over iran's recent nuclear deal has dominated the attacks. they are confident that the region is now safer because of the deal. >> a delicate mission for the u.s. secretary of state. john kerry is trying to convince long-standing allies that the russian nuclear deal will bring peace and prosperity. >> the five other european countries have technology and knowledge in the nuclear field. the countries of the council welcomed it on this basis and on what john kerry demonstrated about iran's development of nuclear weapons and the inspections to stop the development of nuclear weapons. >> today my counterparts and i have discussed the steps that we will take. and how we intend to build an even stronger, more enduring and more strategic partnership with particular focus on our cooperative counterterrorism, counter insurgency, and also on our countering of destabilizing issues taking lace in the region. >> they need more than just reassurances. they accuse iran of backing their shia proxies and interfering in the regi

administration and what they failed to. do i'm no fan of the obama administration, but let me read this to you. important point. 15 pages but here it is. qualified personnel shall be armed for assigned duties and there's reasonable expectation that dod property or personnel lives or assets will be jeb diezed if not armed. further, the overriding factors in determining whether or not whether to arm them is mission or threat here. here's what that means. commanders, you will protect your troop troops. i'll try not to make it personal. when my wife and children were targeted, the military picked us up and moves us in a home with military agents. every guy in the military is a threat. why aren't the commanders -- >> why aren't they? catherine has said they've been threaten odd on the internet. >> therefore it's not the obama administration doing it. it's the guying wearing blue and green suits and stars in their shoulder. >> when you look at this particular issue with the mill tai people say we don't quite understand abdulazeez and what his motivation was. he went to a recruitment center. he spray

craig boswell explains from washington there is plenty of opposition to the obama administration's attitudes towards cuba here at home. >> reporter: not since 1961 has the u.s. flag flown over an embassy in havana. >> whoo! ♪[ music ] >> reporter: that changed today. >> for more than half a century, u.s. cuban relations have been suspended in the amber of cold war politics. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry says the move makes it easier for the two governments to engage with one another. >> the leaders in havana and the cuban people should also know that the united states will always remain a champion of democratic principles and reforms. >> reporter: cuban diplomats in washington have their own message from the american government: lift the trade embargos restricting tourism and business between the two countries. >> there cannot be normal relations between two countries when there are sanctions, economic sanctions, that damage the cuban people and damage even the interests of the american people. >> reporter: kerry said that the obama administration is in favor of lifting the em

will look back and remember the obama administration is the reason for the rise in cost. think about that in the long-term and how that will uphold your legacy. >> states saying let us do what is best for our people and our business. hillary clinton bringing her campaign message to a television near you touting her role as american's champion. will these ads help her rebrand her image and boost her polling numbers? and is joe biden about the make hillary clinton's life harded. the latest reports behind the vice president exploring his own run for president. what that could mean for hillary's campaign. thanks for calling angie's list. how may i help you? i heard i could call angie's list if i needed work done around my house at a fair price. you heard right, just tell us what you need done and we'll find a top rated provider to take care of it. so i could get a faulty light switch fixed? yup! or have a guy refinish my floors? absolutely! or send someone out to groom my pookie? pookie's what you call your? my dog. yes, we can do that. real help from real people. come see what the new a

wednesday. lauren: the obama administration to reach a deal of cuba between the two countries by the end of the year. the agreement would allow airlines to establish regular service as early as december. the most significant expansion of economic tourism ties between washington and havana since the 1950s. >> the president believed our policy not engaged in cuba doesn't take a genius at the policy is not working 50 years maybe you should change it. the president that we should have a new approach and that's why we the cm are moving towards normal immigration. lauren: on the congress can route feel the trade embargo. dagen: the death toll now rises to 20 after a powerful explosion at a shrine in thailand. another 140 people were wounded in yesterday's attack in bangkok. no one has immediately claimed responsibility for the deadly blast. >> they are missing right now. we are waiting for eod, waiting for our staff to investigate everything. dagen: in the meantime, day after the attack, thai police are putting a second x ocean in bangkok. no word on any injuries. >> let's start in asia. chinese

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country has never been in more danger. i think the policies of the obama/clinton administration have made this worse. something has to be done. the sequester has to come off the budget. i have proposed there be a new nato in the middle east. i have a lifetime of experience in these issues as a united states army intelligence veteran served in the cold war. my degree is in foreign policy. above all things i chaired the national commission on terrorism and weapons of mass destruction for the united states government for five years interrupted by the attack at 9/11 where i was the governor of the state that was in fact a factor in 9/11. i have the experience. i know what we need to do but it's urgent that we reverse this decline and we get america back again, that the people around the world understand that the united states will lead and we will provide stability and values for ourselves around the world. >> even with your resume and background with foreign policy with all due respect, there are 17 candidates on the gop side right now. there's got to be something that differentiates yo

-- threats to europe. do any of you feel with the obama administration that the u.s. was pivoting away from in europe towards asia? ramon, why don't you start. ramon: first, thank you for allowing me to participate in this panel. concerned,ecurity is i do not think it will ever happen. in the task of securing our values, we have a community of interests. it is true that maybe economically, the discovery of the pacific as a world statesred by the united will make that sentence become famous. three months after my arrival in 2012, we went over 900 points in spain. there was word that we were going back to the bailout. feel about what was happening in spain because it also affected the u.s. >> the impact on the economy. ramon: absolutely. in that sense, i don't think that the president has been as .trong or as visible i don't think the u.s. is looking for allies in asia. >> was there ever a sense in france that there were concerns about a lack of interest in washington towards europe? the obama administration certainly wanted to spend more time on asia, but they were forced by events to f

disaster and what the obama administration is doing about it. millions of gallons of mine waste are flowing down the rivers, and the epa is awash in charges of coverup and hypocrisy. kevin corke is traveling with the president with big picture implications for the agency. but we start out with what's happening on the ground and in the water. correspondent alease yeah cooney is alive again in denver. >> reporter: regional epa officials say water is still flowing out of that mine at 5 to 700 gallons per minute. it is now being treated. this as the head of the agency breaks her silence. >> it is really a tragic and very unfortunate incident. and epa is taking responsibility. >> reporter: six days after 3 million gallons of contaminated mine wastewater began pouring into a pristine mountain river, epa administrator jena mccarthy went before cameras and apologized. >> so it pains me to no end to see this is happening. but we're working tirelessly to respond, and we've committed to full review of exactly what happened to ensure that it can never happen again. >> i get that. that there is a frustr

illinois, with 1500 empty cells. as reported by "the washington post", the obama administration forgot former attorney-general eric holder promised the judiciary committee: it's back to the drawing board. >> we obviously strongly support the secretary, the president obama's determination made from his first day of his administration to close guantanamo bay. it's a top priority. it has remained a challenge >>> the administration hoped to get a plan to senate arms services committee this month before congress recess. officials say it will be next month at the earliest before a proposal goes to the hill. mccain promises to work with president obama to close guantanamo, but only if they can provide an alternative to address congressional concerns. it's not just the ban of moving prisoners, it's the congressional requirement that the defense secretary sign off on any transfers to other countries. essentially certifying that the resettled detainees no longer pose a risk to the u.s. it was a source of tension between former defense secretary chuck hagel and the white house last year. hagel wa

of the american stance towards egypt. i think the obama administration has come to terms for the political receiptses in egypt. it has renewed its economic and military cooperation with egypt. it has delivered equal tative weapons, including jet fighters to egypt even though, i mean, secretary of state john kerry practice pleaded with the egyptian government to extinguish between peaceful expression of terrorism and terrorism. i think the reality of realism has triumphed over human rights and the rule of law and the u.s. appreciates the political significance of egypt. it's business as usual pleading with egypt to respect human rights and political diversity. >> looking at what's happened since then, the united of course resuming arms shipments to egypt, new deals security deals announced with some of the gulf arab countries to bolster security has the impact of the u.s. iran deal on the arab world and u.s. relations with the arab world to return the sort of u.s. relationship that's focused on security rather than human rights and democracy? again, i think you have put the finger

saudi arabia's airstrikes that were killing hundreds of civilians. the obama administration has chosen to work with and help allies from the west f -- from west africa to the middle east rather than putting large numbers of american troops on the ground. when one of your allies, in this case, saudi arabia, is airstrike -- use airstrikes as a cudgel, you have much choice. -- you don't have much choice. the lead in her story says it all, at a time when president obama is under pressure from congressional republicans over negotiations to iran's nuclear ambitions, a paradox has emerged. mr. obama is becoming dependent on iranian fighters as he tries to contain isis without committing american ground troops. a former special adviser to president obama put it, the only way in which the obama administration can stick with the strategy is by assuming that the iranians will carry most of the weight and win battles on the ground. , not asthese examples evidence of an american retreat but as an example to the purpose of journalism. people have often asked me when i talk about political reporting

our middle class. the obama administration blocked efforts, has done so several times to punish china for that manipulation, referring to ignore it all together. earlier this year they threatened to veto even fast track trade legislation over currency manipulation language against the client niece. morgan stanley is now warning that a weaker juan and stronger particular could cause china's yofrts to rise and margins of its trading partners to drop. that's us. all of this comes as president obama pushes his has sieve trade deal, the trans-pacific partnership a deal that already threatens to hurt american jobs and lower wages which obviously china fears as well and the chinese as a result felt no need to give notice to us or any of our european trading partners. or even entertain the idea of preserving anything resembling a premarket in the yuan. where is treasury secretary jack lew when you need them? if fed chair janet, yellen sp? don't know. we can presume they are monitoring the situation and telling our president all about t we know where he is, thank goodness, he is back in martha

couple months ago by the new york times the obama administration has adopted a new definition of militants, which says that any military aged male and a strike zone, meaning any male who dies above the age of 16 or below the age of 55, is automatically deemed a militant without knowing anything else about them. this is how we have come to think about muslims, to the extent we think about them all, they die at the hands of our violence justifiably because even when we don't know anything about them, we assume they are militants or terrorists. this has been so indoctrinated for so many years in the mindset of americans that i think it really distinguishes this form of persecution from prior once. i don't mean it i mean it is a unique form of how this persecution is justified. another unique attribute of the current persecution campaign is that as we move further away from the precipitating event, in justifypitated the abuses, the 9/11 attack, the injustices actually worsen. to become more extreme, not less. what is amazing about that, if you look at the precipitating event that led

confidence broadly in the obama administration and indy car set another crisis and more safety of the sport. we'll be right back. stay with us can a business have a mind? a subconscious. a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? can a business be...alive? lou: a few thoughts on china and its roll in wave -- role in the waves of buying. today's sell-off on wall street began in shanghai, markets tumbled 8.5%, then spread to middle east, asia, europe then america. wait, were we not insured that investors had no reason to worry about china's slowing growth, and the rising volatility in his markets? assure by the obama administration? yes, it was less than two months ago, treasury secretary jack lew said that china's markets are not linked to the rest of the world. >> i will say that china's markets are still pretty much separated from world markets, they are moving toward being more integrated. but right now they are not, i don't think you will see the director linkage there. lou: take that back jack,

-- marco rubio are struggling tstruggle gain tract. >> and obama administration sending a warning to china over its use of secret agents on u.s. soil, is there any sign this administration might do more than talk? or will the president follow his usual pattern? two leading national security experts take up the issue. >> top story, hillary clinton's e-mail scandal, intelligence expert raise the number of e-mails that contain classified information to more than 300, she tries to make light of her violation of federal laws on campaign trail. >> by the way, you may have seen that i launched a snapchat account. i love it, those messages disappear all by themselves. >> not only was that awkward, and tasteless, but veteran reporter bob woodward now says that scan bal reminds him -- scandal reminds him of watergate and president nixon's atermed cover-up that led to his down fall. >> nixon would say, eyeah, it was fine, it looked good, he didn't remember the bad stuff. and that is human nature, we don't remember the bad stuff. and 60,000 e-mails. >> if things have been erased there is a wa

which the obama administration can credibly is bywith it strategy implicitly assuming that the iranians would carry most of the weight in winning battles on the ground. examples, about whether american power is in decline or ascendant. i cite these examples not as evidence of an american retreat, that as an example for the purposes of journalism. the people have often asked me when i talk about political reporting if i think the press is biased. i replied that the press is biased, towards conflict in trouble. we focus on what is wrong, what needs fixing. that is our responsibility, our job, to expose problems. this year alone, you read in the new york times, about the exploitation of the workers in new york, the lack of oversight, the shocking lawlessness on the high seas. i think our foreign-policy coverage and overseas coverage is much the same. to be sure, we do pursue the big successes. we ran multiple stories when the iranian deal with announced in vienna. since then, we focused on the resistance that the deal is meeting in congress and how obama is deciding how to win dem

iran stoked the flames, as the obama administration tries to sell the deal do congress and the world, israeli fears have not subsided. is the deal a threat to israel's existence, or could it make israel safer in the long run. nuclear pressure it's "inside story". >>> welcome to "inside story", i'm sheila macvicar in for ray suarez. secretary of state john kerry was in guitar on monday, making the case for the iran nuclear deal to arab countries, a place not on his itinerary is israel. they have called the deal an historic mistake posing threats to israel and the region, he contends that lifting the sanctions iran will embolden tehran. binyamin netanyahu's concerns have been echoed by u.s. law lawmakers lawmakers, obama's team opposition. >> the agreement is not basements on expectations or understanding about what will be chosen to do. >> secretary of state john kerry is the salesman in the middle east, meeting in qatar with a number of gulf states, he is trying to convince quitics that the agreement with iran is not a threat. >> this agreement to some people's criticism did not focu

. the news come as the obama administration looks to restore diplomatic ties. we are joined with hadly from london. good news from those hoping to get to cuba. the president hope this is will be his legacy. what should we expect in coming months? >> the answer to that is complicated. we know now the obama administration is making serious effort to allow commercial aircraft to land in cuba as early as december of this year. it comes down to when they're going to lift this trade embargo. it's been in place since 1961. the big question going forward is when that will be lifted. reasons in congress are working on legislation to move in that direction. hillary clinton is on board. she says this has to go. many trade delegations are moving forward to visit hahvana. >> what can you tell us about reports involving gm and china? >> essentially we know the idea that gm is contemplating bringing in chinese made buicks for sale in the u.s. market. it's a big problem for 41,000 they represent. after the sacrifices made by taxpayers and u.s. work force to make gm motors the profitable quality

after all these years of this horrible obama administration where most of the people out there aren't even working, it's nice for someone to get thereupon and say, hey, you know what, it's okay to be happy, it's okay to go out and make a lot of money. i think that's a good thing. >> and he does work. he does work. but he need to stop the name-calling. that's my only piece of advice. thank you, guys and suzy. cavuto on business is in about 20 minutes from now. hey, neil, kwhaf you got coming up? >> hey, dagen. forget what does or does not turn up on hillary clinton's servers. are the money guys more worried about her poll numbers turning down? >>> and unions pull a fast one on fast food workers? we'll see you at the bottom of the hour. >> thank you, neil. we can't wait. >>> up here first, forget republicans. is the white house making the best case against the iran nuke deal? we ppromise was made. a promise that hit the beaches of normandy. a covenant that split the skies over berlin. a vow that captured iwo jima. a promise was made. a solemn oath that liberated seoul. a sacred t

more and more and more a tool, really, of the obama administration. >> it looks like he's getting-- like everybody else. >> if you serve a politician idea logical agenda, you are a propagandist. >> jon: hey, they're talking about me! (cheers and applause) >> jon: this it so exciting. i'm going to be famous! (laughter) hey, you know, one thing i saw in that whole report there is they didn't seem to support their assertions with evidence. (laughter) you like to nail me as a propagandist. you could have just shown a clip of me shamelessly pimping for some signature policy like obamacare. >> we're going to do a challenge. i'm going to try and download every moviever made, and you're going to try and sign up for obamacare and we'll see which happens first. (cheers and applause) >> jon: i won't miss me. (laughter) a bit of a dick. but okay, that one didn't work out. but to your point of me being an administration stooge, maybe you could have done this, okay, demonstrate my consistent suck upitude with the president that is a way to make your case, that is a way to do it. >> jon stewart

george w. bush administration in which i served and the obama administration up til the end of 2014. .. in we needed strong u.s. presidency, but you have to simultaneously convinced that the purpose of that is not to do a deal away and things china cares a lot about. >> i think we have had successes on them on relations during the george w. bush ministration, it was successful in doing two opposite things at once and stabilizing the situation. that was a strong support for taiwan and strong warnings against the use of force back into the fold from the mainland perspective and at the same time assuring that opposed, provocative measures in taiwan, in particular the 2007, 2008 referendum to a prize from the un under the name of taiwan which was seen as an assertion of taiwan independence from the mainland. if you do both of those things at once it looks less effective and it looks less necessary. it doesn't look like the u.s. position is designed to promote something that china fears. in the obama administration i think the have handled the dispute with china quite well and that it ha