exercised and what the obama administration is unwilling to do. that's point number one in point number two that matters for purposes of what goes on in the executive branch. whether you feel constrained by treaty or international law and statute in constitutional constraints really plays it different -- the mattock role in how decisions are made. your book charlie demonstrates that in better than any single source i can think of in the third on to make his these issues for the future depend somewhat not only in times in what these menstruations executive branches have done but perhaps more partly how they are perceived and described in the press. if everyone goes around claiming there's an imperial presidency and the bush and obama administration are set to the same and the president ultimately can do whatever he or she wants without constraint i think that is corrosive. i think it leads to executive branch thinking where many officials within the executive branch is thinking there is this kind of liberty and expansive authority where there truly

some have taken more innocent b american life according the obama administration. the bottom line is the people remaining are among the worst of the worst.nt this is how the secretary of defense put it: there are people in guantanamo bay that are so dangerous we cannot transfer them to the custody of another government no matter how much we trust that government. i cannot assure the president it is safe to do thad. there is the mastermind behind 911. he has declared himself the enemy of the united states. there is the 9/11 coordinator who was planning more strikes when he was captured. and there is bin laden's former body guide who trained to be a suicide high jacker for what wai to be the southeast asia portion of the 911 attacks. these terrorist are among the or worst of the worst. they belong at a secured not at a facility here in our own community, not unin stable countries where they are libel to rejoin the fight and take even more innocent life. have no doubt, there are detainies that would rejoin terrorist organizations if given that opportunity.eport the di

republicans report that the obama administration is on track to issue over one million green cards to immigrants -- to migrants from muslim majority countries, including terror hot spots like pakistan, yemen, and syria. fox's doug mckelway reports tonight from washington. >> good evening, sandra. as you well he no, donald trump has been taking tremendous fire for his pledge to suspend immigration from muslim countries until, quote, we knows what's going on. well, statistics compiled by the department of homeland security and released today by senator jeff sessions show what's going on. the obama administration issued over 832,000 green cards to muslim majority countries in the first six years of his presidency of the it by far represents the fastest growing class of immigration to the u.s. that number does not include immigrants who come here on temporary work permits and who overstayed their permits. on that note, the administration removed only 1% of the aliens who overstayed their visas in 2015. removed only 2400 out of 482,000 who stayed too long. >> i wrote on foxnews.com last ye

and that is the discussion the obama administration had in the first few years in office. when they came up with the limits in the plan, but then the discussion changed. in november 2011, when congress passed the budget control act. and now we are having a discussion on how much these weapons cost and how we can't afford them under the ceiling set by the budget control act. but ask yourself whether you want to keep having that conversation or if you want to have the conversation about how much they are worth, and what the role of the missions are. i recognize that is a difficult conversation. at if you want to have conversation about how much they cost, you have to understand that people feel differently from you. look at the last chart in your packet from before. it is only 5% of the defense budget. is that so awful? to which one would say, there are opportunities. , and thererade-offs are priorities. the problem is not that they cost a huge portion of the defense budget, it is that for those people who don't believe we ought to be pursuing these to puts, who don't want t

for the remaining days of the obama administration. now, there is still a lawsuit. it's still down in texas. what this means is it will continue to work its way through the lower courts. and at some point, this case may come back to the supreme court. but the real future of president obama's proposal on immigration, which is to allow adults to remain here if they have children in the u.s. who are citizens or lawful permanent residents, the real future will be up to the next friends. hillary clinton has said that she would uphold the president's policy. she would embrace it and take it further. donald trump has said he's completely opposed to it. but it's dead for the remainder of the obama administration. >> and pete, just to make sure people understand, the state of texas has argued that not only did the president not have the legal authority to impose these new rules, but that it would impose an unfair cost on the state of texas. >> yes, surprisingly, the argument that texas and 25 other states made in getting to the supreme court is

governor mike huckabee saying the obama administration ignored numerous red flags. former fbi assistant director says the fbi's hands were tied. >> the rules of engagement. what the bureau is being told about what they can and can't do. they can't go sniffing around anything to do with muslims. they can't go around to mosques. they can't do things they would normally do. i'm not talking things that are off the charts. i'm talking about things that normally would be done. but the orders have come down from the white house. deirdre: former fbi joint terrorism task force officer, trump campaign adviser steve rogers is with me now. thanks for coming in. >> you're welcome. deirdre: governor huckabee saying the obama administration ignored numerous red flags. as somebody who knows the fbi, how it works in and out. what is your take? >> let me share this with you that the fbi is probably the reason we have not had catastrophic attacks like we've seen lately. there is a gap, an intelligence gap and it's between the federal law enforcement agencies and local law enforcement.

one is the obama administration this is disrespectful to what i know in what i have known frankly when they see a clear threat they don't care atlantic -- and don't care about political correctness but despite repeated attempts to build incredible case, he didn't take action in el way to allow and as communicated in one of the largest communities they have taken case after case after case to trial and successfully prosecuted. but "this is it" seem credible to career law enforcement agencies on correctness but tuesday he was supported for those other on the battlefield not taking enough credible steps and secondly york city police commissioner bill bradley said wide scale surveillance programs that targeted the muslim community failed to produce a single piece of actionable intelligence and frankly didn't work. so how can we strengthened the hand of federal and local law enforcement to keep us safe? >> i do believe the men women there doing everything possible under the of lot and in the cases were red flags are raised, my concern is they're not looking for the right thing or indicators

it also reflects the obama administration in general. they have been challenging and obama will not give an executive order saying that we will step up anti-trust enforcement. every administration at the very last goes there as many regulations as they can do. the obama administration is doing not now. it will not just be an obama related fields. we will see a lot of anti-trust. >> the biggest is what we do not see. a lack of competitors that are able to eat a lunch of the big fat monopolistic companies. we have a crisis in this company. having to do with obamacare. trish: a lot of unintended consequences. they have created this environment themselves. good to see you. fox business will have special live coverage all night long on thursday as the britons head to the polls to vote on whether or not to stay in the european union or whether or not they need to get out. the market is up on expectations they will stay in. it is hard to know at this point. a vote that will have major implications for our economy. your wallet. lou dobbs is kick

but that's the obama administration for you. the administration's policy on russia has not provided the greatest possible security for america, not at all. well, let's look at iran. last week president obama gave a very political speech at the graduation ceremony at the u.s. air force academy in colorado springs. he criticized republicans for questioning the treaties that he negotiates. to me it seems more like capitulates rather than negotiates. while president obama negotiated a major treaty with iran over their illicit nuclear weapons program, he said that it was this or war. he thought the treaty was so great, he wouldn't even let the senate -- didn't want the senate have a chance to review it. that was it. his way or no. back in january he said in a state of the union address that because of the nuclear deal with iran, he said the world has avoided another war. these are president obama's words. this is complete fiction. complete fiction. the choice was never between his deal and another war. it was a choice between a bad d

the document detailing the critical obama administration failures next. >> not so fast. why el chapo may not be heading to the united states as soon as he thought. >> the wild ostrich looking for a little snack, heather. ♪ ♪ it's here, but it's going by fast. the opportunity of the year is back: the mercedes-benz summer event. get to your dealer today for incredible once-a-season offers, and start firing up those grilles. lease the e350 for $499 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> hillary clinton is brushing it off. >> anna kooiman joins us now with some of the key findings of in report over 800 pages long, anna. >> you got it. the mainstream media says there's no smoking gun. the 800 page report revealed several critical failures by the obama administration to protect american lives. the military not being deployed until after the attack was over. the surviving were saved pro gaddafi supporters. >> you would never have known who evacuated us from the annex. you would never know an asset was headed toward benghazi. you w

. >>> the cia warning that the obama administration's strategy to stop isis is not working, but dozens of state department officials and what they are demanding next. >>> welcome back to "early start." i'm christine romans. cia director john brennan says despite gains on the battle field, coalition forces have not carried out, but inspired terror attacks. isis continues to adjust strategy to remain operational with support from a global network. he calls the radicalization an exceptionally challenging issue for the intelligence community. >>> more than 50 state department officials want the obama administration want to carry out strikes against the assad regime. they signed an internal memo claiming a leadership in syria is the only way to defeat isis. the memo circulated through the state department's dissent channel where officials can offer views without fear of reprisal. >>> a member of the british parliament has been murdered. 41-year-old jo cox shot and killed thursday outside a library as she was leaving a meeting near the town of leeds. cox was a rising star in the labour party

. >> this is the legacy of the obama administration. they have called ice is a jv team, that they were contained and it's anything but and the ugly truth is they have to take responsibility for the rise of isis. if obama had a son of a rack, isis hadn't attacked us in the way it has grown and now were dealing with the ramifications. we can take them out, we can put boots on the ground, we can go after them but they refuse to and thisis the legacy. >> but this really requires a unified strategy and when you hear all the different voices literally looking up at the sky and say no it's blue, purple, it's whatever. i don't know how you can take these guys out if you can't even agree upon that . >> i think the problem is the following. you've got people in the world both in this country and inside britain , you see in france and the netherlands and other places in the eu that want to disengage from the world. we may not agree, but we agree that you needan engaged west to do that, whether diplomatically, militarily, we disagree on the specifi

administration or even, you know, decades before that. so i understand the desire for people to try to do something, but let's try to do something that actually is related to the attacks that we see happen. and the one thing that's common in these cases time after time is that they keep occurring in places where people aren't allowed to defend themselves. you know, whether it's the orlando case or san bernardino or others, and it just seems like that should be the issue that we talk about. >> so what are you proposing when you say that? >> well, what i'm proposing is

some have even taken more innocent american lives, according to the obama administration. but the bottom line, the bottom line is this, the hard-core terrorists who do remain are among the worst of the worst. the worst of the worst. here's how president obama's own secretary of defense put it. there are people in gitmo who are so dangerous that we cannot transfer them to the custody of another government, no matter how much we trust that government. i can't assure the president that it would be safe to do that. there's khalid sheik mohammed, the mastermind behind 9/11. he has declared himself the enemy of the united states. there's the 9/11 coordinator who was planning even more strikes when he was captured. and there's bin laden's former bodyguard who helped with the tkpwopling of the u.s.s. cole and trained to be a suicide hijacker for what was to be the southeast asia portion of the 9/11 attacks. these terrorists are among the worst of the worst. they belong at a secure detention facility, not in facilities here in our own communities, not in unstable countries where th

i know you wrote two to the obama administration. >> no, i never got any response. i was in washington with the remembrance project. some of the members were testifying. we requested -- and weentdsed up finds out president and mrs. obama are entertaining illegal college students and the next day they had illegal teachers at the white house and completely ignoring us as we were in washington available to meet with them and discuss this issue. deirdre: you wrote to donald trump with hillary clinton. are you worried hillary clinton will continue the same tone as obama? are you concerned if she wins she'll continue with the same tone? >> her behavior and how she has been through her whole political career has proven that's the way she'll be. i'm not afraid she'll become president because i believe mr. trump will be our next president because our country needs this change. it needs a leader that will recognize the dangers facing our country, the dangers open borders present and the dangers bringing syrian refugees into our country will be even more difficult than the ill

i also think privately many in the obama administration roll their eyes a bit at warren and her work at blasting some obama administration officials about their closeness to wall street's tim geithner, for example. there is a shared mindset that -- there that sorts -- sort of views warren and sanders similarly as people who say and do things out on a fringe that have never had to work within a system like you would have to do if you were president of the united states. so i don't think it's a terribly warm relationship and i do think the fact that elizabeth warren is the lone female democratic senator who was -- has not endorsed hillary clinton tells you if not all you know, a significant other. -- amount about that relationship. host: and you have heard the saying in washington, those who know aren't talking and those who don't know -- based on that, how serious is it that elizabeth warren continues to pear as a

the obama administration wants to hide reality. >> let's bring rich in here. administration trying to hide the reality. is the administration, the white house trying to hide the true cost of obama care, rich? >> well, they were doing that from the very beginning. don't forget that jonathan gruber, the m.i.t. researcher, the architect of obama care admitted the administration has to lie about the numbers in order to get this thing through congress. so, it's always been flawed. and the administration has known it. >> yeah, too rich's point, mike, jonathan gruber said the american people are too quote stupid. to really see what's going on with obama care. what do you think? >> and despite what mark says, my buddy, i think takes me a little too evil. i don't want people sleeping under bridges. we could have covered the cost of people that don't have insurance without forcing people like me to buy you know, tanning salon insurance or insurance for when i get pregnant. >> but we haven't and the fact is that the private sector has failed, so we have the public sector

for now, he is here and to tell thebout more -- more about obama administration plan for working people. secretary perez: thank you for the kind introduction. york.w up in buffalo, new we share an affinity for the buffalo bills. our mantra is every year false hope is better than no hope at all. i checked the paper this morning and we are undefeated. we have not lost in on most six months, and that is a good thing. thank you to whoever made the rosie the riveter cookies. that was something new for me as well. the new york times had a piece with the following headline that caught my attention. when did optimism become uncool? i must confess, i took it a little personally. i know my teenage kids think i am uncool, and they do have some factual basis for that belief. the story hit on something that is within our politics. the fact that some think it is expedient to exploit the worst fears to eccentric -- accentuate the negative. those who say that america is on the decline, i invite them to join me on one of my many house calls. i make a ton of house calls because i learned. i invite the na

and this is mostly a story of the obama administration which is really the first administration to use them on a truly large scale. the bush administration possessed them but did not use them in anywhere near the frequency of the obama administration. but it is worth looking a little bit at what the bush administration did to provide some context for what follows. the bush administration certainly had the ability to use the armed drones. you've seen early on that capability was present. but in pakistan, which was the most likely place to use them where we couldn't go in on the ground, they were used very intermittently in the early years of the bush administration. it wasn't really until 2008 that the bush administration decided it's going to step up the drone campaign because there's a rising al-qaeda threat perceived in that country. so in the second half of 2008, president bush authorizes large scale use of drone missiles for the first time in pakistan. and we know that at least nine senior al-qaeda figures were killed in pakistan during that time period. is so pretty effective in t

government has stayed silence the obama administration and bush administration. deirdre: could hillary clinton as former secretary of state, somehow clear the record? >> she could, i september her ii -- i sent her two letters, one i sign personaly, the other from my associate, the first letter when she was secretary of state was classified then, i was unable to send it or show it to anyone in the media, which is why no one heard of it i think that was done deliberately to minimize my chances to publicize sabrina's case, then we ended up suing, i got her legal reputation paid are in in italy by u.s. government, but we were unable her diplomatic -- immunity which i think she should have it. deirdre: she is the only american facing these charges, she is the only american potentially facing jail time, is that right? >> ha is right, when the italians went after everyone there was about 26 american names most were fake names, but about 6 of them were real, individuals. and couple of them have been pardoned by the italian government for some reason, but sabrina had neve

we have moments ago the obama administration clarifying one of the key arguments from that report. a delay caused by diplomatic conversations about libya kept a u.s. military response from rapidly reaching americans under attack. >> i'm not going to get into the back and forth because frankly republicans have already doern that. republicans in the house intelligence committee have concluded that those charges are not true. questions have been raised about that assertion by the benghazi committee's lead investigator. >> committee republicans allege the death of ambassador chris stevens and three other americans could have been prevented if not for political considerations around the 2012 election. >> nothing shows the contrast between what was happening in benghazi and what was happening in washington than that two-hour sivits white house meeting. there is new information on what happened in benghazi and this information should fundamentally change the way you view what happened in benghazi. >> you look at every step of this and i am convinced as sure as i'm standing here it happene

not only did the obama administration direct's officers and agents, all of which are in the executive branch under his supervision as a president of the united states, the chief executive.pa l he ordered those agencies, the department of homeland security not to follow the law, he said those who came here illegally and had children and the united states would be allowed to stay in the united states and be granted work permits.s t work permits. and and access to certain benefits. people who enter the country unlawfully. so. so no wonder the immigration and customs enforcement officials have had so much difficulty with this. an objective federal study that is done every year, every periodically evaluates the morale of the federal officers in the united states. they have found, think again this year that the morale of the homeland security agency is the lowest of any federal agency. why is it, because they haveut been ordered not to do their duty. they put their lives on the lines, border patrol agents doing dangerous circumstances and they arrest people and bring them in and what happen

this is not some outside person suggesting things that the obama administration wouldn't want to hear. this is their director of national intelligence and ours. what we need is a president who has a real plan to defeat terrorism, but this bill -- while this bill can't ensure that, this bill does provide the tools to defeat our current terrorist enemies and continue to secure our liberty. the number-one job of the federal government, mr. president, is to defend the country. the number-one job of those of us in the congress is to be sure that those who defend the country have what they need to defend the country and that those who have served have every commitment that's been made to them fulfilled and then some. it is time, mr. president, to pass this bill for the 55th straight year to do what we should do for those serve and protect us. and, mr. president, i believe there is an absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: the presiding officer: the senator from arizona. mr. mccain: i ask further proceedings under the quorum call be suspended a

the remaining days of obama administration. now, there's still a lawsuit. it's still down in texas. what this means is it will continue to work its way through the lower courts and at some point this case may come back to the supreme court. but the real future of president obama's proposal on immigration, to allow adults to remain here if they have children in the u.s. who are citizens or lawful permanent residents, the real future will be up to the next president. hillary clinton has said that she would uphold the president's policy. she would embrace it and take it further. donald trump has said he's completely opposed to it. but it's dead for the remainder of the obama administration, matt. >> to our viewers, what you just saw there, this news division is a very big place as is our country. pete williams was reporting live for west coast additions of the "today" show that are still spooling out live on the air with the time zones. we've decided it was better to be able to hear his reporting so we latched on to that live repo

as you know those diplomats signed an internal memo pleading with the obama administration to launch strikes against the assad regime and here is what vice president biden told charlie rose this morning about that scenario. >> there's not a single, solitary recommendation that i saw that is a single-, solitaire answer attached to it. >> dongcongressman, is there a strategy that would work. >> we want a political transition from the assad regime. we need a plan going forward to make sure that they can choose a leader that the syrians like. three out of four syrians in a recent poll said they want a political transition but where is our political work? i mean we're a political transition. we are clearly sporting forces on the ground in syria. by the fact that we are taking military action in syria you would think we are trying to have a military overthrow of the assad regime. if you ask the administration they say we want a political transition. if you go to iraq we have a prime minister we like far better than prime minister malaki. he is trying to reform the government. there is a lo

they rebuffed the obama administration and it's a good thing. because the obama administration would have tried to rescue them. this is a problem hugo chavez started and nicolas maduro has continued. they have a 2,000 percent inflation. they print money because they manipulate he item under their control. food, housing, healthcare, everything is a free market manipulation by the government. and that's not sustainable if you don't have a big, broad policy. the implications for americans could be big. you could see coffee and flour, a whole bunch of products that could be impacted. judge napolitano: we all remember the famous line of margaret thatcher's that the problem with socialism is sooner or later you run out of other people's money. >> and the president today give a ringing endorsement of bernie sanders. i don't know where that came from. i don't think that's what a man trying to convince americans that socialism works needs right now. no matter how you spin it. he's saying his form of socialism is democratic socialism. he often points to d

so much so it was recently revealed 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

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as practical matter what that means is that the freeze remains in place in the obama administration's attempt to enforce immigration policy. it is dead in the water for the rest of the obama administration and perhaps for months more to come while it continues to grind through the lower courts. the advocates in the obama administration, we're hoping that the supreme court would let the government begin to put this program into effect. this is the one that would allow adults who are here to stay if they have children who are in the u.s. legally. but it's been put on hold because of a lawsuit filed by texas and 25 other states because the supreme court was unable to reach a decision on it one way or the other. it was a 4-4 tie. that leaves the lower court decision in place. the government cannot enforce it. the other big decision today involved affirmative action and this was a huge victory for higher education. the supreme court upheld the affirmative action program at the university of texas in austin by a 4-3 vote. that adds up to seven, there are eight justices on court but elena ka

>> i think the obama administration wants to minimize this issue. it's never been more present in our lives. it just keeps on happening. it doesn't matter what's going on militarily with isis, which is what secretary kerry was talking about. it matters what's happening at home. they are striking us at home and we are losing that war. >> if isis goes away tomorrow, there will be didn't affiliations. he's just a dude trying to impress people. that survives -- kennedy: there is a difference between the coordinated isis-inspired attacks which are structured and carried out with a group of people with planning, and like the wing nuts in this country. there is something different about it but there is a common thread. the common thread is not necessarily isis. it's that radical islam that no one on the left or the right has gotten a handle on or has an appropriate response here. because blowing the living double hockey sticks -- >> donald trump is talking about water boarding. kennedy: what would that have done in orlando or istanbul. i understand the emo

some thing wes did in the obama administration can inform the future. i'm not going to talk about legislative work and not going to talk about regulatory work that is more textbook. i'm an attorney. kind of more textbook tools that lawyers and policymakers have but i'll talk about three different efforts quickly on what we have done to really hot-wire and build collaboration within the federal government to get to some different outcomes. the first one i'll mention is the know know your farmer, know you food." how many folks in this audience are familiar with that initiative at usdna well over half. that great. so, i mentioned this before that in 2009, secretary vilsack and then secretary marigan lifted up this initiative, which today actually, at least from where i sit, just makes a lot of sense. all the -- in 20 or two dozen or so agencies within the u.s. department of agriculture, that the authorities and the funding streams they have are very obvious and relevant to those firms that want to participate in in local and regional food systems. that was

we're seven and a half years into the obama administration, just last quartary .8% gdp growth. the average annual guide under president obama and his economy is less than two percent. the jobs report, $78,000 produced, abiz mall. and then think about the work force participation rate. the lowest in six -- what -- 36 years, 62.6%. and we know that the iranian nuclear deal was built upon a false narrative because ben rhodes said so. united health care pulled out of obamacare. >> the colonel just made the case why donald trump -- this may backfire on president obama to be laughing off donald trump. >> well, i think he certainly is at least tried to attempt to make the case of why someone should not vote again for a democrat, but i think where president obama is coming from, in his remarks, quote-unquote laughing off donald trump, is i think he is trying to say dish saw some remarks -- this is not -- being in the white house is not about being on a reality tv show. so i think that his criticism, his laughing it off, is trying to couch donald trump in such a way that he is not going

has to pursue, and is trying to pursue in the obama administration. on one hand, showing our support for the security interests of our partners, including saudi arabia. providinger hand, not too much support for actions that the u.s. believes may be going a bit too far. i think the u.s. knows, and certainly president obama has stated, that it will be important in the long run to achieve a balance in the region between iran and its supporters and the sunni arabs that are concerned about iranian behavior. establish this balance with a strong u.s. credible military presence. but there is a second part of that will track approach -- that dual track approach. after demonstrating our commitment, is to encourage some kind of regional accommodation. it is difficult politically to do that in the u.s., to seem as if we are mediating between our traditional partners and the country that has caused so much instability in the region. we canhink unless promote, perhaps an accommodation, reconciliation. but at least some kind of balance so that both iran and the sau

times administration and the obama administration and i think during the bush administration most of the discussion was defined to the role of foreign affairs in which questions about executive power are quite different. we can have legitimate debates about what the scope of this power those power should be but i think the executive power most people would recognize as different when it's focused outside of our times our borders and inside of our borders and to me the more inches in question with this administration has times has been the must take overreach particularly in need misread of contacts. .. . >>

. >> a fox news alert, the house benghazi committee is slamming the obama administration for a lack of response to the 2012 attacks there. and security at the counselulate should have been inkroesd and the military should have been more prepareed to respond to attacks. >> you say, sir, that so much of what happened in benghazi was reflective of the fact that the administration and the legislative branch and congress were not on the same page when it came to events in benghazi, can you elab beerate on that? >> that's right, john. there are two issues that set the tragedy for what we saw in benghazi. first is white house and congress were not communicating well not overdo mestic affairs and national security issue. and that is and the lack of cordination made it difficult to share the good ideas and maintaining the coordination between the executive and legislative branch is crucial. and the second issue is the tendency in washington to put analysis and signal intelligence ahead of the insights that we have on the ground. one of the tragedies in benghazi is that ambassador stephens was o

but it's not just barack obama because hillary clinton and the very early years of the obama administration, she was part of man caused disasters, overseas contingency operations, work place violence, this insane reluctance, not to say radical islamic terrorism and really but for donald trump today, she was shamed into finally saying it. what -- why is there this resistance? almost almost pathological at this point. >> well, i think there are a couple of different streams that come together here. one is the chamberlain like failure to see reality because it's too scary. i mean, if you really recognize the size of our enemies, their intensity, their willingness to die for their cause, their eagerness to kill us, the level of hate they represent, it's scary. and i think an awful lot of folks like obama are just frankly frightened to deal with reality. second, if you are a genuine left winger, you assume the real enemy has to be the united states. and so you wander around and give speeches in cairo and elsewhere and you say oh, they can't really be that bad, but they are. and, third, if you ha

obama administration says fearly 20 million americans have healthcare now because of affordable care act sdmrk in the wee hours of the morning a small child was nearly kidnapped. >> at a neighborhood in prince george county and how it went down is frightening, "fox5" annie yu live in fairmont heights with more hon this frightening story. good morning. >> good morning to you wisdom and holly. you're right it's frightening. terrifying close call for this family in in fairmont heights. detectives were back out in happeneding out flyers and canvassing and talking to people when we rolled up here this early morning we saw cruiser making rounz as well. they are certainly working on the case hoping to fwet more information on the suspect. and police say the frightening incident happened early tuesday morning 3:45 a map made his way inside the child's bedroom through an unlocked window and police say the man tried to pull that child the 7-year-old boy through the window but the child woke up and began screaming and called for parents and that scared off the us is sbhokt ran away and his pare

this one dealt with the obama administration jobs plan. you may remember. >> my next door neighbor's two dogs have created more shovel ready jobs than this current administration. [ laughter ] >> you just made your neighbor's dog very famous. >> they liked it in orlando, governor. >> are you going to use that one again? >> well. >> maybe so. we will see if the 15% happens. governor, thanks for the time. >> oh, thank you so much. tucker, thank you for the tongue twister. really appreciate it i knew i could count on you. >> from a former libertarian. >> thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. greta goes "on the record" >> good morning. it is a big gate there. it is tuesday june 7th. you are watching "fox & friends first". i am heather childers. >> i am abby huntsman. it is a big day for voters who head to the polls today. >> hillary clinton has clinched the democratic nomination as support from super delegates push her over the top. bernie sanders won't give up just yet. >>

decisions, she supported those, and then obama administration decisions, premature withdraw from iraq that has led to the rise of isis. the war in libya, spawned not only benghazi but jihadi chaos all over america. she is responsible for every one of these decisions, and so far nobody has held her accountable, bravo to trump. lou: trump saying she conducted her as secretary of state as state department were her own personal hedge fund. referring to the if you will glow of money -- flow of money from bill clinton as well as her own pockets through to the clinton initiative. the clinton foundation from various states, including saudi arabia, which dropped in $25 million, a number of others putting in $145 million in a pop. >> lou, even if you forgave hillary clinton for being on wrong side of every issue, it is the public corruption that is sickening, clinton foundation received tens of millions from chinese, what does she do as secretary of state? he looks the other way as chinese steal trillions of dollars in intellectual property, and in particular the flood money, they -- blood mone

so much for the keep calm, and carry on tour that the obama administration was trying to put out there, although it did partially work. we did see a significant selloff. friday was a nightmare, the dow losing 611 points on friday. add another 260 points just slashed off the dow today. but it was calm. it was orderly. and there was no chicken with its head cut off running around on the floor of the new york stock exchange feel to it. i was down there both friday and today. this is not a so-called lyman brothers moment where the banking system is freezing up. people are worried, they don't like to see their 401(k)s hacked up like this. especially when you have big all-american names like boeing getting cut by 3% or union pacific or say for example honeywell. all of those names were down today. it's a tough day. >> it gives people perspective. but in the broad global economy, how important is great britain? >> that's a great question. and as great britain goes, it's not that great in that it's not even one of our top five trading partners. great britain is certainly significant from a cul

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as you point outside b, what they're doing is far different than the bush administration to the obama administration. >> i think it does matter. articulating who the enemy is. this is not just aboutling link. this is about nowing exactly who you are fighting and this has policy implications. for the obama administration, the reason they're not saying radical islamic, they can't work with the arab or muslim world. you look across the entire middle east. there isn't a country in the middle east that's better off after eight year of barack obama. and it's really offensive. to see this whole issue turned into a political issue by the gay community. let me be very clear. the near universal support for gays and lesbians that's come out of this orlando attack has been completely manipulated by the gay leaders. they've turned this into a hate crime issue. they've turned this into a gun issue and the gay community is firing back. there's a whole host of people who are starting to hash tag called back. they want the gays to understand they can be armed. i've run a commercial in california that