people were thinking that when we elected on barack obama in 2008 this is not where we were supposed to be. today's paper, wall street journal, big front page article why obama doesn't seem to be getting a break. he came wanting to build a new relationship with iran in the middle east, wanting to deal with climate change, restore relations with cuba and also to deemphasis the role of military power and military presence around the world and emphasissing in diplomatic engagement with powers great and small that encompass the globe. despite obama's great hope for the future, bright new future, instead what he's been hit with is the rise of russia, of china as aggressive power t rise of isis iraq and the possible december -- dis disdis >> his book as you'll find out strategic failure deals with the root causes between those areas. i welcome to this session in hudson institute he brings an understanding of military history and also a keying grasp as to how it applies to actual policy and shaping of policy. in mark's particular case both in iraq and after -- afghanistan mark moy er profes

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

like vice president biden may run for president and barack obama may well endorse him. obviously not good news for hillary clinton. we have the inside story tonight. we need limbs but no hands and feet attached. >> more barbarity from the company stem express which sells body parts from aborted babies. why isn't this outfit being investigated. >> i guess at the end of the day it may be a hustle. >> new york city may be the topless capital of the world. is there anything wrong with that? john stossel will weigh in. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. joe biden for president. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. with the fbi now investigating hillary clinton's email shenanigans, vice president biden, 72 years old, ramping up to challenge her for the democratic presidential nomination. so how do we know this? first, mr. biden met with president obama yesterday and somehow it leaked out that the president has no problem with old joe making the run. in fac

run. >> looks like vice president biden may run for president and barack obama may well endorse him. obviously not good news for hillary clinton. we have the inside story tonight. we need limbs but no hands and feet attached. >> more barbarity from the company stem express which sells body parts from aborted babies. why isn't this outfit being investigated. >> i guess at the end of the day it may be a hustle. >> new york city may be the topless capital of the world. is there anything wrong with that? john stossel will weigh in. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. joe biden for president. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. with the fbi now investigating hillary clinton's email shenanigans, vice president biden, 72 years old, ramping up to challenge her for the democratic presidential nomination. so how do we know this? first, mr. biden met with president obama yesterday and somehow it leaked out that the president has no problem with old joe making

. host: good morning. it's monday, august 31, 2015. president obama begins this week on a three-day trip across alaska in which he'll highlight the issue of climate change and call for a global focus on the issue. but even as the president is set to make his appeal against the back drop of melting glaciers, his administration is being criticized by some environmental groups for green lighting new arctic oil drilling and for continuing to put off a financial decision on the keystone excel pipeline. this morning on the "washington journal," we're asking our viewers to weigh in on the president's environmental record as he begins the final year and a half of his presidency. what do you think president obama's legacy will be on the issue of climate change? give us a call. our phone lines are open. republicans can call in at 202-748-8001. democrats, 202-748-8000. independents, 202-748-8002. if you're outside the united states and want to participate in the conversation this 202-748-8003. you can also catch up on social media, twitter, facebook, or mail us at journal @c-span.org. here are

out against president obama's nuclear deal with iran. at the same time, iran's leaders are giving the plan's opponents even more reason not to trust them. correspondent kevin corke reports from the presidential vacation compound on martha's vineyard. >> reporter: it's the deal the obama administration saw coming but still couldn't stop. iran and russia agreeing to a plan that will send tehran four advanced s 300 air defense systems, which can engage multiple aircraft and ballistic missiles at ranges up to 186 miles away. a move hailed by iranian leaders who accuse the u.s. of trying to use the nuclear deal to control them. >> translator: they thought this deal would open up iran to their influence. we blocked this pact and will definitely block it in the future." >> reporter: a pentagon spo spokesman said we have long expressed our concern about this sale." it could call into question russia's willingness to abide by the same nuclear deal it helped to create. meanwhile, another day, another rejection and a big one. >> if iran is to acquire a nuclear bomb, it will not have my name on i

president joe biden basically got a green light from president obama during a private lunch at the white house. as it appears biden is getting closer to getting in. sources confirming a "washington post" report that the vice president has now set up meeting at the naval observatory after labor day with top fund-raisers who raised big money for the obama/biden ticketed. clinton's poll numbers continue to sag in key battlegrounds like new hampshire. a new survey, public policy polling shows democratic social is beating her. that may explain why clinton is now interrupting her vacation in the hamptons to hit the campaign trail the next three days. tonight the clinton camp is offering a new excuse about why she jokes about wiping her server with a towel. john podesta telling reporters the candidate was badgered by a fox reporter, although i think the questions were fair and balanced. sean? >> ed henry joining me with reaction democratic strategist jessica tarlov and drea tantaros. the amazing thing, joe biden comes back from vacation. he didn't have to tell the world he was meeting with eliz

obama handled the many foreign policy challenges he has been presented with? libya, the horn of africa, iraq, iran, afghanistan, russia, north korea, and less than 100 miles away in cuba. we have an all-star panel to give the president a report card. >>> stan mcchrystal led an international coalition of soldiers into battle in afghanistan. he led the united states' most elite fighters. and now he'll teach all of us a thing or two about leadership. the general on how to lead. >>> and, dame helen mirren has played a mossad agent and dean of university from monsters but has never played an american president. i'll ask her how she would do so. >>> finally. cecil the lion might be dead but sudan, the last northern white rhino is still alive. it will take more than a village to keep him that way. i'll explain. >>> first, here is my take. these days i imagine president obama is feeling that the country is on the right path. the economy has recovered nicely, unemployment is below 6%, stock markets remain much higher than when he took over, and foreign policy, he can point to a deal with world'

and other groups has gone up since president obama took office. by making it more difficult for private enterprise to make money, high taxes, constricting regulation, the democrats have actually harmed the poor and stifled the middle class. the economy is anything but vibrant. overseas, most americans believe the iranian nuke deal is bad. isis continues to run wild, committing atrocities all over the place. iraq has collapsed, afghanistan may follow. ukraine has been battered by putin. the middle east one giant mess. all on president obama's watch. here at home, democrats oppose keeping illegal immigrants out of the u.s.a. by building an effective wall. they support american taxpayers funding federal and state entitlements for undocumented folks. even as the national debt approaches $20 trillion. democrats oppose holding foreign nationals who defy deportation and commit violent crimes responsible. that's the kate's law deal. dems even oppose investigating planned parenthood for alleged illegal activities by selling the organs of babies. democrats support leniency for dangerous d

paragraph of any history every written about the presidency of barack obama. but for sheer symbolism you cannot beat opening and embassy. now it's another one, this time in tehran. except this time it's not us. this time it's the british embassy in iraq's capital city. both embassies have been shut for four years after anti-british protests in the iranian capital in november 2011 turned violent. anti-british crowds physically attacked the british embassy itself. they tore down lion statues that were in the front of the british'm embassy in front of the building. they overran the facility, the uk shut down the embassy in tehran. they expelled iranian diplomats and shut down the iranian embassy in london. the british embassy in tehran and the iranian embassy in london have been shut. they reopened with a little fanfare. just as john kerry flew to havana to oversee the raising of the u.s. flag over our reopened embassy in havana, the brits sent their foreign secretary all the way to iran. they sent them to tehran to reopen the british embassy there. well, guess who he brought with him.

obama administration hasn't yet done. china devaluing currency for the third time in as many days and the response from our government, still nothing. perhaps they just don't understand what's going on. could it be donald trump is right? are other world leaders much smarter than ours? we'll take up the issue of what's really going on in china and the effect it has on our middle class with moody's john lonski and china expert gordon chang. >>> new evidence of the magnitude of the former irs director lois lerner's hostility for republicans and conservatives. newly uncovered e-mails so lerner explicitly used the irs as a political weapon against anyone who would dare question the left-wing point of view or the obama administration itself. fox news chief washington correspondent james rosen with our report. >> reporter: they called me back to testify on the irs quote, unquote scandal lerner told a friend referring to house republicans and i took the fifth again because they had been so evil and dishonest in my lawyer's dealings with them. >> i have been a government employee for over 34 y

>> this dw news. president obama and his clean power plan. the u.n. praises the plan. also on the show islamic states school for terrorism. the exclusive story of how a 13-year-old boy was forced to undergo jihadist training and how he escaped and hard times for london financial high flyer sentenced to prison for 14 years for manipulating interest rates. good to have you with us. no more can the world say that the u.s. is not getting serious about climate change. today president obama unvailed his clean power plant which for the first time will severely restrict and reduce carbon emissions. renew energy laid out by the president as he warned his country not to wait any longer on fighting climate change. the move has been welcomed by europe and the u.n. the president declared war on coal. here's part of what obama had to say. president obama: we're the first generation to feel climate chat and the last generation to do something about it. and that's why i committed the united states to leading the world on this challenge. that if we don't get it right we may not be able to reverse.

kerry in cuba. the second is president obama's continued campaign to secure congressional approval for his deal with iran. numerous crises around the globe will require the attention of america's next president, i would like to focus my remarks today on these two dangerous developments with iran and cuba, because i believe they represent the convergence of nearly every flawed strategic moral that hazard and president obama's foreign policy and as such, are emblematic of sony crises around the world during his time in office. demonstrate how this administration has failed to anticipate and pending crises, ignore the realities of the globalized economy, and stopped to make america liked rather than respected. the way it has placed politics before policy and adversaries before allies and political legacy before leadership. the way it has confused weakness for restraint, concessions for compromise, and most simply of all, wrong for right. [applause] to fully understand what we are doing with -- dealing with, we have to understand who we are dealing with. in iran, we are facing a radical sh

be fixed. in the panel. president obama is back from an african trip where he was treated like a native son. the numbers suggest george w. bush did more for the continent. who was better for africa. much of what you ate has been genetically tinkered with, do you have the right to know, i'm imran garda, and this is "third . >> if you want a future in this country you have to fix k through 12 education. >> our schools are not failing, we are doing better than 30 years ago. >> i could fix the system if people have paying jobs. >> wherever there's poverty, there's low test scoring. >> more focus on education. >> there'll never be one great way to solve a problem, why should there be one answer. >> we use test scores to assess kids and teachers. >> the standards are crippling. >> the program has supporters. ante. thing. >> a teacher wants to teach. why do you do that job unless you love to do it >>> tonight we have peter cunningham, former assistant of education, and jessie, a high school teacher in seattle, the editor and author of more than a score, a new uprising against high stake

: barack obama in the white house" is next. and then white house correspo correspondent april ryan discusss her book "the presidency in black and white: my up-close view of three presidents and race in america" and then we will hear from ralph nader on this book out about domestic foreign policy. "meet the press" moderator chuck todd is up next interviewed by guest host dan balz. >> host: >> host: chuck todd, welcome to c-span. we have been on opposite sides of the table where you asked the question. >> mr. todd: looking forward to it. >> host: the first obvious question: why the title? >> mr. todd: i was trying to get at something that got the idea it was an out sider and part of him is a political loaner -- outsider -- and i think he would where that with a badge in his political career. it answers the question of why has he struggled running washington? he wasn't a creature of washington which is why people gravitated toward him. year six, going to year seven, and i think this is to try to figure out, i hope, i am trying to help people figure why he struggled to run washington a

donald trump for a while. it's obama care. one of the things that we dislike. lets have a debate about it. i'll come on tv and discuss obama care. >> host: richard, independent.yo you're on theca air, go ahead. >> caller: my first question and i'll will as quick as i can, will you support donald trump if he wins the republican nomination and i am a or was a 42-year democrat union construction worker and i voted republican this last november my life.irst time in now i voted because i was upset with barack obama lie to go me -- lying to me about the affordable care act. i lost my doctors, i lost everything. i said enough is enough. then i got to looking at the debt, i looked at my isndchildren, what the world going to be there for them. my grandson in 15 years will be 18my year's old right when irans getting ready for this nuclear power for them and then i look at mitch and what he has not done, nothing on the affordable care act, he has given away the ability for congress to have the two-thirds, now it's just the opposite. now congress has to have -- i'm a little confused, i think you k

finding some common ground. >> i do not agree with president obama on his energy policy. >> i have my disagreements with the president. >> when you vote with the president 96% of the time, you represent the president's policy. >> i disagree with the president. >> rubber stamp for barack obama i stood you for the president. >> barack obama will be down as the worst president. >> jon: you see. it's common enemy whether it's the servants or the self yes or the person we elect to run us. [laughter] in fact ... [laughter] many republican candidates have sought to show that their democratic opponents were in fact loving obama. in fact, married tocr own and taken his name as the hyphenate. >> this obama isn't our economy. >> jon: yes, yes. we obama-aiken. the obama-aiken economy, which has been struggling dough to stag informant wages, loss of manufacturing base and being a little pitchy, doll. a little pitchy. of course not all democrats are running from obama due to his unpopular policy. democratic senate candidate from kentucky alison lundergan grimes is running. >> why do you not want to

right and new hints about president obama's agenda after the white house. >>> welcome to "politics nation." we begin with donald trump and the gop's lurch to the right on immigration. forget self-deportation. their new line, babies born in america shouldn't automatically be american citizens. that plan goes against our constitution and our values, but here is donald trump defending it. >> one big thing is going to jump out. you want to get rid of birthright citizenship. >> you have to get rid of it. they are having a baby and all of a sudden, nobody knows -- >> you believe they are trying to do this to come here? >> when we have some good people, we have some very good people here, we have a lot of really good people. they are illegal. we're going to try and bring them back rapidly, the good ones, rapidly. you know the word expedited. >> i do. >> what do you do about the order where you have the grant from the dream act, the executive order that the president that is -- >> the executive order gets resended. one good thing -- >> you'll resend that one, too? >> one good thing -- >> y

does running down the country appeal to anybody? >> people, look, people who think that barack obama is an illegitimate president -- >> the country you said. >> people feel that. >> listen so what he said. our country is in danger. >> worried about our country is different than talking down. >> something very negative about the way he talks now. we're still a great country. and by many measures better than eight years ago. but one thing he's right about is this notion that his base is very frustrated with the republican party. and why not? they've promised time and again and broken their promises. they've promised crazy things. we're going to repeal obamacare. they can't do it. we're going to shut down the government and defund obamacare. no, can't do that. we're going to refuse to let the debt ceiling. defund planned parenthood. no, you can't do that. trump doesn't have to deliver on anything, but he can point to these guys that have raised the hopes of a right-wing minority and they can't deliver on any of it because the country doesn't want it. >> i agree with all. let me go back

written about the presidency of barack obama. foreign follows can be copplicated and fraught. most progress in foreign policy is two steps forward, one step back, right? but for just sheer simple symbolism, you cannot beat reopening an embassy. now it's another one, this time in tehran. except this time it's not us. this time it's the british embassy in iran's capital city. it's also iran's embassy in london. both of those embassies have been shut for the past four years after anti-british protests in the iranian capital in november, 2011, turned violent. anti-british crowds physically attacked the british embassy itself. they tore down lion statues that were in the front of the british embassy in front of the building. they eventually overran that facility. the uk shut down that embassy in tehran. they expelled iranian diplomats and shut down the iranian embassy in london. both the iranian embassy in london and the british embassies in tehran have been shut for the past four years until now. they have just reopened with a little bit of fanfare. just as john kerry flew to havana to

a challenge from vice president joe biden, leaving some president obama's top advisers caught in the middle of a divisive battle over who will survive. >> the president believes a spirited contest would be in the best interest of our party and the best interest of our country. >> he is a senior statesman with the democratic party. does he want to risk all that in a battle that he would be -- very uphill? >> reporter: while clinton still has a commanding lead on the democratic side, she's reached a new low. she's dropped ten points since june. bernie sanders has risen to 22%. the speculation about biden accelerated after fox broke the news last thursday on "special report" is that the vice president's chief of staff was spotted meeting with a top democratic fundraiser. while there is also new momentum for biden 2016, where "i'm riding with biden" bumper stickers are sold out. significant since the new york times" reported that biden's son urged him to run before his death. >> now a new title. grandma. >> reporter: sanders was drawing huge crowds, leaving debbie wasserman tongue tied.

obama: today we are here to announce america's clean power plant, two years in the making, and the most important step the net estates has ever taken. amy: president obama unveils a plan to slash carbon emissions from u.s. power plants but does it go far enough? we speak with naomi klein, author of "this changes everything: capitalism vs. the climate." she recently spoke at a vatican climate conference organized by pope francis. naomi: you cannot call yourself a climate leader while opening up coal mining. we have to lead it from the ground. amy: then to mexico, where human rights groups are calling for a probe into the murder of photojournalist ruben espinosa and four others in mexico city. in his final interview, espinosa talked about why he had recently -- fleeing veracruz for his safety. rubin: i had to leave for common sense. there was an attack on students. we could not in the situation do less with any threat or intimidation. we do not know what will happen. in veracruz, there is no rule of law. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now democracynow.org, th

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president lose battles in washington, that approached joe biden's skills more. president obama and -- i think what is interesting now -- it could change -- but i'm trying to think in the modern era that probably carter-mondale is the only thing where you feel like there's a vice president and president that like each other all the way through. bush lost -- cheney lost bush at some point, right around this time, probably a little more. clinton and gore had their public split. reagan and bush were never that tight. nixon never had anything with any of his vice presidents, so this is unique. it's closer, longer term, friendlier, more respectful relationship. >> host: i want to pitch forward on this particular issue because of the potential tension between the vice president and hillary rodham clinton over 2016. how has the president tried to manage that issue and that question? >> guest: well, it's interesting. he enjoys -- he wants to give advice to joe bid bide how to do this if biden wants to do it. they don't talk about it as much as they had before. there's in some ways the staff

jazeera america. >> a step forward. >> president obama and president castro made a courageous decision for today and tomorrow. >> a new age of relation as the american flag is raised in hoorch fohavana for the first tn five decades. >>> mixed emotions at home and on the island that still call home. >>> disturbing revelations that i.s.i.l. may be using chemical weapons against kurdish in iraq. >>> hitting the soapbox, the iowa state fair as candidates for the white house get up close and personal with voters. good evening, i'm libby casey. this is al jazeera america. antonio mora is on assignment in cuba and we'll check in with him in a moment. we begin with an historic change in the caribbean island. for the first time in 50 years the american flag is flying high over the u.s. embassy in havana. john kerry presided over the ceremony. hundreds of guests and cuban on lookers were there to watch the ceremony. we get more from melissa sa chan in havana. >> it has actually functioned as an embassy for almost a month now. but if symbols are important, the fact that the embassy waite

in afghanistan is over, why can't i get out of here. the obama administration wanted to close the place for years, but congress wants to block any soil. closing guantanamo bay - it's "inside story". >>> welcome to "inside story". i'm ray suarez. it may be fair to say no one, neither the people who want to close the military detention center at guantanamo bay, or the people that keep it open, are happy with the way things have gone since the place was open 13 years ago. the military tribunals have been carried out, and many of the detainees were found not to have important roles with al qaeda or the taliban. many were detained in error and cleared to go home. but couldn't because the home countries didn't want them. seven years after president obama promised to close the place down, it's open. and a thorn in the administration's side. >> jamie mcintyre has more. >> last week the pentagon visited the system. this week they are visiting the naval shipyard. they are looking to gather information about what it would take to pull prisoners to guantanamo. one of the options under conside

." >> reporting from washington i'm laura trevelyan. president obama mandate strict caps on greenhouse gases, saying the company -- the country has to act before it is too late. and 14 years in prison for banking fraud for tom hayes. and seven years ago this week, hiroshima -- 70 years ago this week, hiroshima was all but destroyed by an atomic bomb. we look back at the few things that survived. ♪ welcome to our viewers on public television in america and elsewhere around the globe. saying there is no greater threat to future generations, today president obama unveiled plans for cutting greenhouse gas emissions by one third in 15 years. and to rely more heavily on wind and solar power, but he faces stiff opposition. >> president obama has taken the gloves off in the fight over global warming. in a video that is unusually blunt, he says temperatures are rising in greenhouse gases are to blame. america has been accused for decades of dragging its feet on climate change. after curbing other forms of pollution, the president says carbon is next. president obama: existing pollutants can dump po

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

bottles in police in the latest round of clashes and attacks against law enforcement. >>> president obama himself remains silent. tonight we try to answer why, and we tally up what the federal government has actually done for the community of ferguson. it's been a year since michael brown robbed a convenience store, strong-armed a clerk half his size, tried to wrest a 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.

weeks president barack obama has let 10 more leaders discuss the change that we know africa needs. today, he is right here in our midst. [applause] grace: standing up as young african leaders to become that change that our continent deserves. one man has shown with his life and character that change and greatness is possible if only you try. are you ready to try? he inspires hope, not just for the youth of america but for the next generation of world leaders and that is why he created the young african leadership initiative that we all represent today. his vision for us is not just to change africa, but to form a foundation of leaders that are ready to take over the borders. so join me this morning as we welcome the president. of the united states of america! barack obama! [applause] pres. obama: thank you. hello everybody. [applause] [cheering] pres. obama: thank you everybody sit down, thank you so much. this is a good crowd here. first of all, can everybody please give grace another great round of applause? [applause] pres. obama: not only does she do incredibly inspiring work in nige

dobbs. president obama today outdid himself. ramping up his rhetoric to insulting offensive levels by equating republicans to iranian extremists who chant death to america. president obama talking at american university, campaigning for his iranian nuclear deal and there he urged voters to contact their representatives in government and pressure them to accept the deal. we'll take all of that up with house foreign affairs committee member congressman ted yoho who says the president's iranian deal is a bad deal for america and for the world. also here tonight, the hillary clinton e-mail scandal, it's deepening. it took long enough but at long last, the fbi has begun investigating the security of mrs. clinton's private e-mail server and its purported classified contents. the fbi investigation comes only days after government watchdogs for the state department and intelligence community ask the justice department to explore whether classified material was improperly shared and/or stored on clinton's private account? we'll have the full report for you and whether it may mean the end of th

live coverage next. >>> i'm michael eric dyson. tonight blessing biden. president obama won't stand in the way. and bush blunder. makes his anchor babies comment worse. and fox fires back after donald trump attacks a fox anchor. the president of fox calls on him to apologize. but first biden reportedly gets the president's blessing. the budge is biden is moving closer to a run. president obama met with biden and said he wouldn't stand in his way. a biden run is the big political question in d.c. right now. perhaps more importantly is who the biden family wants to endure another campaign. a new piece in the washington post underlining the toll any campaign can have on a family after the loss of a son. alongside the biden buzz are questions surrounding senator warren's future. not all liberals are on board with the biden/warren ticket. the leader of the fwrasz roots group run warren run said i think it is unlikesly you will see a lot of switching from people who support bernie sanders to people who support joe biden. senator bernie sanders is leading secretary of state hillary clinton

obama. he's one of 20 people -- she's one of 20 people who was given authority by president obama to classify things as secret, classified, and so forth. >> republican presidential candidate carly fiorina is calling for somebody to be held accountable. >> it now appears that this server has been with some it company in new jersey since 2013. i'm pretty sure they scrubbed it thoroughly, but it reminds me, the cover up is always worse than the crime. >> 58% believe that clinton knowingly lied when she said e-mails on her server didn't contain classified information while 33% say there's another explanation. and 54% of those surveyed say clinton put our national security at risk by using a private e-mail server. >>> late today judicial watch complained about the response to the lawsuit calling it deficient, misleading on the issue of complete disclosure about the e-mail systems of clinton and her former top aids. they're using the obama administration and clinton of joining hands in this e-mail scandal. lou. >> thank you very much. mike with the latest developments in the clinton scanda

that kid? was that michael jackson? >> "special report" next. >>> duelling replacements for obama care. two gop presidential candidates unleash plans to jettison president obama's health care plan once he he's the white house. this is "special report." >> good evening. i'm shannon bream in for bret baier. it is one of the handful of policy planks unanimously agreed to by all 17 republican presidential hopefuls. that whoever wins in 2016 gets rid of obama care. but the answer to the question of what would replace it could be the difference between winning and losing the party's nomination. tonight we're getting a look at two proposals. chief political correspondent carl cameron has our top story. >> reporter: overshadowed by donald trump and slipping in the polls, wisconsin governor scott walker unveiled his freedom plan to replace the affordable care act. >> on my very first day as president of the united states i will send legislation to the congress to once and for all repeal obama care entirely. >> reporter: walker would replace it with several popular gop alternatives and refo

wanted to do president, which is obama, who reelected, to fail because he is not a republican. they should not to be about whether it is a democrat or republican. it should be about what the u.s. citizens need, and not the big businesses, or the political party. it seems like they are out of touch -- in west virginia. the line for republicans. who is your candidate, chris? am for trump. if he does something for west virginia coal miners, we want him to win no matter what. there are people in west virginia trying to raise families on $600 a month. virginia need to step up and trying to get the call back and going -- the coal back going. host: cindy joins us. also a republican caller. i am for trump. i'm not politically correct. i was a democrat for many years. the democrats are off the deep end and drinking the kool-aid. no one can stand another eight it seems like 20 years -- of obama. the issues that he has, we have heard for four years regarding bush, bush, bush. what about obama, obama, obama? he has dragged this country down. i'm for donald trump and so is my family. he is a str

green light from president obama during a private lunch at the white house. as it appears biden is getting closer to getting in. a washington post report the vice president set up a meeting at the naval observatory after labor day with top fun raisers who raised big money. clinton's poll numbers continue to sag if key battlegrounds like nampb. a new survey, public policy polling shows democratic social is beating her. >> that makes plans why clinton is interrupting her campaign in the hamptons to hit the campaign trail the next three days. tonight the clinton camp is offering a few excuse for how she joked about wiping her server with a towel t. candidate was badgered by a fox reporter. although i think the questions were fair and balanced. sean. >> and they were. joining me now we are action, democratic strategist. andrea, the amazing thing to me here, joe biden coming back early from vacation. he didn't have to tell the world he is meeting with elizabeth warren. they leaked it. the best political decision barack hussein obama ever made is picking joe biden and, of course, it show

obama's nuclear deal with an iran. the top democrat is going against the top democrat of them all. the deal is in trouble. and remaining above the level before the recession, and we're at a generational low in labor force participation. i've got a quick headline on amazon's jeff bezos, he has quick money in his pocket. roll post-debate sound bite number one. >> i know i don't trust president obama with all records. i know you gave him a big hug. ♪ forgive me if i call it a ho-hum jobs report in july. 215,000 jobs report goody. the participation rate is still at a generational low, 62.6%, that's not good. as for the markets, well they're taking it in good spirit i guess. i say this every morning, pretty much dead flat. we're up one point, that's the futures okay? we'll find out for sure 29 minutes from now. here is what i think is perhaps even better news the price of gasoline. it's friday, some of us will be driving this weekend and it's getting cheaper by the day. 261 is your national average. later, we'll tell you where the cheapest gas in the land can be found. let's get to t

. >> i'm not running for my husband's third term and i'm not running for president obama's third term. i'm running for my first term. >> hillary clinton letting joe biden know just how tough it will be for the vice president to jump in. >> the latest polls out of iowa. where things stand this morning will surprise you. >>> where have you gone, scott walker? expected to be a front-runner at this point. he's been lagging in the polls. can he make a comeback? scott walker joins me. >>> finally, ten years after katrina, are we learning that some parts of new orleans needed to be destroyed in order to be saved? joining me for insight and analysis this sunday are matt bai of yahoo! news, msnbc's melissa harris-perry and republican strategist steve schmidt. >> announcer: this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. i got a couple of shock poll results out of iowa to start us off from the des moines register and bloomberg. check this out. on the democratic side bernie sanders has pulled within seven points to hillary clinton in iowa. it is now 37-30, clinton over sanders

tax policies we will get to that sooner. but president obama was not as fantastic but even while democrats oil was lower. that will force this through but it is no laughing matter. we will be right back. charles: we have jackie mason it was really weird and hourlong aunt and served as a warning if congress kills the bill it will kill the credibility. >> every nation in the overall debt has commented publicly with the exception of the israeli government expressed support. charles: americans feel otherwise including jackie mason. he has been very vocal which face you for showing up. i have been a fan for a long time but why are you so opposed? the mickey is missing the simple fact this is ridiculous there is no guarantee of anything. with these conditions to inspect any time or any place except when they don't want us. [laughter] they could give us 28 hours notice i could become the big hit they don't even have to give notice to inspect a restaurant in new york they protect against day bad tuna fish. charles: but what is crazy is that his number called and carey kept going back and

ollande welcomes barack obama's newly announced climate change plan for the u.s., saying it is a major contribution ahead of the world climate change conference to be held here in paris. 121,000 of land have been burned in california by wildfire. thousands of homes had been evacuated. pakistan executes a convicted child care killer despite protests that he was only a minor at the time of the crime and was tortured. the french president, francois hollande, has welcomed barack obama's newly announced climate change plan for the u.s., saying it is a major contribution to the success of this december's planned world climate change conference, which will be held in paris. obama challenged america and the rest of the world, to step up efforts to fight global warming as he formally unveiled his administration's controversial plan to cut carbon emissions from u.s. power plants. let's get this report from our correspondent. president obama: the single most important step america has ever taken it in the fight against global climate change. >> president obama revealed to strategy from the

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with what susan says but i've also got to say since he's been at barack obama eastside for the last seven years, he's got something to talk about now. in other words, he has an organizing principle and if it comes down to who is closer to the heart of barack obama when you're dealing with democratic voters, who wins that battle? >> what would make the president, barack obama believe that joe is a better bet than hilary? >> i can't -- >> when? >> i can't imagine president obama -- >> unless there is a real catastrophic event affecting hilary, top secret information that turns out to be a criminal mishandling. >> that's why the biden people are waiting. in other words, first they said after labor day and then the end of september and then the first week of october. they are waiting as long as possible to see what else is happening -- >> is there anything trey gouty can bring out by the special committee that would hurt the former secretary of state? >> i don't think the hearing is the key thing. >> enterprise journalism. >> it's whatever -- >> "the new york times." "the new york times