entrenching the war on terrorist bases it. what do you see as the power that the obama administration has claimed regarding armed conflict zones and with the policy consequences of his decision to do those things. c thank you charlie and good morning everyone. i want to begin by analogy in the last couple of days has sometimes been depressing in terms of conversations about a progressive vision of the constitution but more often really inspiring. i was thinking about that this morning when i was thinking about talking to you and the fact that not only is there not really a progressive vision with respect to a critically important area of four powers but i think the position the founders had with respect to structure in the constitution with respect to war powers times powers was on the verge of being roe can. war powers are critically important because once they are given the executive branch they leave unchecked authority for the present to president to wield the coercive power of the state to use lethal force and detained without traditional procedural protection. to ensure that those a

threats. that is why we must use the remaining months of the obama administration has a year of transition to better posture the incoming administration and our country. what we should not be doing is making it more challenging for the next president to meet these threats. releasing hard-core terrorist was a bad idea when obama was campaigning in 2008 and it is an even worse idea today. we live in a complex world with complex threats. the ndaa before us will stop u. attempts to transfer these terrorist to the united states and it will be on its way out the door. we don't need to close a secured detention center. we need to make sure the right people are protected. passing a legislation before us represents an important step in that direction. i want to thank good members.

seven years, i have to ask the obama administration, ask of the obama administration and ask all americans and anyone listening in today how the obama administration's foreign policies have met the goals of the greatest possible security, the greatest possible freedom and improving our standing in the world. and i just think that in far too many cases, too many parts of the world, the only honest conclusion is that the policies of the obama administration have actually failed. now, i'm not the only one that thinks so. i found it very interesting when you take a look at former president jimmy carter what he has to say when he was asked about this. he said this about president obama. he said -- "i can't think of many nations in the world where we, we the united states, have a better relationship now than we did when he, president obama, took over." he went on to say that the united states influence and prestige and respect -- and we think about this, influence, prestige and respect in the world is probably lower now than it was six or seven years ago. this is a former president of

nuclear weapons. 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'

administration from carrying out this plan remains in place. as a practical matter, it means the obama administration cannot begin to put this program into force 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 t

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. deirdre -- deirdre: i'm glad

report reveals several critical failures of the obama administration to protect american lives including the obama administration pushing the narrative that a video was the cause of the attack. and the state department helped overturn the libyan dictator that led to chaos in that country. to what extent is the mainstream media in your view brainwashed and just copying the talking points from either the hillary clinton campaign or the obama administration? >> it's quite obvious they sound have much alike. she says there is nothing, they say there is nothing. she says it's a waste of money, they say it's a waste of money. it's remarkable. to some degree, we have a report that tries hard not to say anything about hillary clinton. it made it easy to say no new bomb shells, no new this, no new that. this is not the way the news media would have reported if the bush administration was on the other end. they would have talked about how bad it was for president bush. it's the old clinton playbook going back to the 1992. nothing is ever right. it's tiresome and doesn't rely on the facts

consistent with the purge that testified about the obama administration has undertaken because one of the things the upper jaw did was. >> and removed the references as an incubator so her testifying is consistent with the purge. and and the exact question so did you encounter? >> we can't forget. but "the blind sheik" was one of the most knowledgeable people scholars and my time consistently talks about the implementation of sharia law that is a different than the ideology of al qaeda or isis anyone there reads their magazines are studies the ideology colossally quoting islamic law. they are constantly quoting that. so we have a fundamentally flawed approach and we have to look at sharia law that as a much bigger problem than what we're willing to except. >> talking to 911 when the call was recorded and i will read a portion the operator asked what is your name? >> favorite is the pledge allegiance. >> what is your name? >> on behalf of the islamic state. >> that is what the tape recording shows however run the attorney general released it the words omitted the been the islamic st

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happened i think in recent years under the obama administration, there's been a lot more collaboration and cooperation on issues like the food safety modernization act and food safety enforcement issues. collaborating of working together is a better way of doing things than moving boxes around. i would say a couple things that i would recommend. i us to believe. one is that appointing competent, able, and intelligent leaders in cabinet and some cabinet posts who know something of what they are doing is critical, and that is often not the case. often the people who are picked at the top, people notwithstanding you are sitting next to me, are often picked for political reasons or for relationship reasons and not always the right people to manage the affairs of the food safety, food issues down the government bureaucracy. i remember at usda myself, i was at times picked people he didn't have the knowledge of the subject matter. they were not stupid but they came into other lines of work. it's important that president and the vice president and cabinet level leadership appoints competent, able

maintain the military planning for all options. a little history is important. when obama administration came into office, the planning was not in the shape that we had expected it to be. 2000's --ing in the secretary gates initiated a a series of efforts that secretary of defense panetta will continue to ensure that the u.s. military has done the necessary planning to execute any options that the president ordered. we nature it was resourced and exercised. we cannot let that atrophy again. i think it is more important in the next 10-15 years to keep that planning tight. a critical component is u.s. capabilities and the development of weapons to address the unique and hardened iranian nuclear in the structure. a lot of resources and high-level attention over the past few years when into entering that the u.s. maintained that military capability to address the nuclear threat. we need to continue that work on weapons design and procurement in the years ahead. a final point on our declarative posture. of the various leader summits, the united states has reiterated the carter doctrine in terms of

from the bush and obama administration or this is one hour and 20 minutes. [applause] >> thank you very much. can you times you guys hear me? it is on. good morning and thank you for joining us inside this airless windowless room on this beautiful saturday morning. we are here to talk about the presidency, scope and limits of executive power a hallmark recurring defining issue of the 21st century for two presidency so far. we are going to move along because we have an excellent panel and i'm sure all of you are deeply familiar with this topic already. the 10,000-foot reminder is that president bush came into office with a very powerful vice president whose experience as chief of times of staff in the four demonstrations after watergate and vietnam and during the church committee had marked him as a strong opponent of executive power and critic of congressional regulation and he used that position of influence in the crisis of the september 11 era to advance, establish precedence as commander-in-chief in wartime cannot be bound by the international law traders and other constraints

single mass public shooting had they been in place during the entire obama 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

the obama administration deletes any references to islamic terrorism from these transcripts. why not let the 911 calls stand on their own? why not let the public come to its own conclusion? is the administration trying to cover up the role of radical islam in the orlando shootings? we're all over it. i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." attorney general loretta lynch announcing they have scrubbed the 911 transcripts for any reference to islamic terrorism when the killer's motives are critical to understanding why this happened in preventing another future attack. why not keep it there? i mean certainly had he been a racist, someone motivated by radical, anti-latino sentiment, do you think they would be covering that up? pretty doubtful. we're on it for you. plus new signs of a rebellion brewing in the republican party, all designed to he deny donald trump the nomination at the gop convention which is now just one month away. hundreds of delegates reportedly planning to go rogue and set convention rules that will allow delegates to vote for whomever th

in syria or humanitarian issues. >> the obama administration says -- judge napolitano: that was the transcript in question. you can see the edits made to the video. the spokesperson for the state department former admiral john kirby responded today. take a listen. >> i feel like we did due diligence. we did try to find out what happened. frankly we did learn quite a bit. we learned that there was a deliberate request, this was a deliberate request to excise video. as i said -- and i said it this morning the staff. i don't find that to be an appropriate step to take. judge napolitano: let's bring in our panel to discuss this. richard, you were once the chief spokesman for ambassador john bolton when he was the the united states ambassador to the u.n. le media who would be watching this and jumping. spokes people regularly have to look at the transcript and make some sort of determination about whether you say something is inaudible. sometimes you can't quite hear what's going on. sow the spokes people have to manage the transcripts. they manage the transcript's timing whether to brin

varied array of threats. that's why we must use the remaining months of the obama administration as a year of transition to better posture the incoming administration and our country. what we should not be doing is making it even more challenging for the next president to meet these threats. releasing hard-core terrorists was a bad idea when obama was campaigning in 2008. it's an even worse idea today. we live in a complex world with complex threats. the ndaa before us will renew clear prohibitions against administration attempts to transfer these terrorists to the u.s. on its way out the door. we don't need to close a secure detention center. we need to ensure the american people are protected. passing the legislation before us represents an important step in that direction. it will help position our military to confront the challenges of tomorrow. it will help support the men and women serving in harm's way today. i want to thank chairman mccain of the armed services committee for his extraordinary work on this very important bill, and i thank senator reed, the ranking member, as we

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 kagan sat this one ou

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 naysayers to turn o

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

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enforcement have been told under the obama administration to dial back on the islamic angle of these terrorist probes, but setting that aside, is there a brand reputation risk here for the social media companies if you let these guys use your site sns. >> i think it is and i have to disagree. mike, we are very pro free market on this show to say that the private markets can't do a better job than the federal government, i think they should be working together. you mentioned the border, these guys were home grown. they were born in america. in queens. so, you know, i think that we need to be working in tandem. i think holding a social media company is is a very different conversation. >> you can have the social media companies gather all the data you want. but if the federal government isn't leading the charge, it's not going to matter. >> we need more from the president. >> let's get rich's reaction to facebook's statement on this. saying quote, terrorists and acts of terrorism have no place on facebook. when ever a terrorist contact is reported, we remove it as quickly as possible.

of the obama administration voice concern that there is no actual u.s. strategy in syria and iraq despite the rosier picture the president continually paints. >> isil is on defense, and it's now been a full year since isil has been able to mount a major successful offensive operation in either syria or iraq. this campaign at this stage is firing on all cylinders. >> now, dozens of isis leaders have been killed and iraqi forces backed by the u.s. military have retaken large portions of isis territory, but do those successes equal a strategy? is the united states firing on all cylinders? no not according to former and current members of the military in the obama administration who have said to me on background that years into this effort the u.s. lacks a coherent plan to accomplish the mission that the president has stated destroying isis. here is retired marine general james maddis former centcom commander testifying before the u.s. senate last year. >> i don't know what our policy is on syria. i don't know what the political end state is that people want to accomplish, and if you

to. why in the world does the obama administration dodge and duck that as though they think we are so stupid that we don't know? >> well, you have an administration that continues to obfuscate. they continue to deny and continue to lie about the nature and existence of this enemy because they want to feed us a narrative as you saw the president that they are having success against isis. don't believe your lyingiteses what you know and see to be happening. if all of the sudden they would recognize this enemy. if all of a sudden they would it be do something about it think of all the jihadist attacks that have occurred in the obama administration and we continue to hear their response is that we need to disarm the american people. >> well, let me tell you is happening now, colonel west. i'm obviously giving him a lot of heat and a lot of other people is, the obama administration is taking heat virtually from many for not saying radical islamic terror and today white house press secretary josh earnst hit back at those critics including me, i guess. >> the individuals who spend most of th

not terribly warm. i think can tell that by some of the public comments. of the obama administration rolled their eyes at elizabeth warren for her work in blasting some obama administration closeness to wall street, timothy geithner, for exa,

be to taxpayers. 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 ra

haven't heard from obama administration. we heard from hillary clinton and donald trump. what is your response to what we have been hearing and we haven't heard yet from the obama administration? >> what needs to be done to combat isis at this point is the continuation of the fight on the ground whether this is fought on the ground or from the air in the heart of the caliphate. as long as we can keep denying them territory all claims to statehood they may make become illegitimate. other parts of the battle is ideological. it is harder to come up with ways to fight the ooed yolg head on whether it is the social media campaigning, whether it is through pouking talking to peop and speaking out against radical strings of islam. there is a whole host of things to be done. >> a couple things in terms of the timing as well. with ramadan i believe it ends july 6th. there was a were with aing that went out yesterday to americans to not travel to turkey. so a sign that there are authorities that do know that right now restless times and we all need to be aware of it. >> definitely. there has be

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 have grown up in a world where you are not allow to do make judgments, i

reaction from wall street and around the world, the obama administration continues to say there's nothing to worry about. here is our report from the white house on their attempt to play down affairs. >> reporter: with secretary of state john kerry and jack lew leading the way, the obama administration was out in full force today, trying to put up a brave front in the face of the united kingdom's vote to leave the eu, hoping to allay fears that could the outcome could hurt the united states. >> it remains for us to see how this -- [ inaudible ] in order to fully understand exactly what type of trade platform or exactly how -- the full measure of our -- [ inaudible ] >> reporter: secretary lew said there's no indication this will lead to another financial crisis at home. >> policymakers here and around the world continue to have tools. the challenge is to use those tools effectively. >> reporter: many wondered if the ensuing brexit outcome caught the white house off guard. susan rice speaking in colorado over the weekend, rejected the notion that the administration was unprepared.

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ago y the new york times the obama administration has adopted a new definition of mililitants, which says that any military aged male and a strike zone, meaning any male who dieies 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 justitifiably because even when we don't know anything about them, we assume they are militants or terrorists. this has been so indoctrinated fofor so many years in the mindt ofof americans that i think it really distinguishes this form of persecution from prior once. i don't mean it i i mean it is a u unique form f hohow this persecutionon is justified. another unique attribute of the current persecution campaign is that as we move further away from the prerecipitating e even, in justifypitated the abuses, the 9/1111 attack, e injustices actually worsen. to b become more extrereme, not less. what is amamazing about that, if you look at the precipitating event tha

: in your opinion did the obama administration humiliate the attorney general? >> well, certainly embarrassed her. loretta lynch, our attorney general, is a very intelligent woman with a very good track record in legal realm. and she is too smart for this. but clearly some neostalinnist at the white house decided that american people were so stupid, we're so stupid -- deirdre: or so delicate somehow? >> muslims are too delicate. we're too stupid. so they wind up insulting everybody. it was worse than wrong. it was stupid. it was like a child hiding behind the sofa with his leg sticking out. after all we had already heard about, all we already knew about the nightclub shooter. deirdre: no, i figured she would be furious, right? >> well, she must have been. clearly the white house is slow rolling the clinton, various clinton investigations. it is just the wrong thing to do. and by the way, when the white house panders to radical and subversive muslim-american groups that pretend to represent law-abiding muslim-americans, we actually harm those communities. the average muslim-america

eliminated entire sections of the united states code. 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 a

that are there now need to be kept there. the obama administration admitted itself earlier this year that americans have been killed by terrorists from guantanamo. just days before, by the way, that admission came just days before another dozen inmates were transferred out of guantanamo. according to the director of national intelligence, nearly one-third of terrorists who've been released from guantanamo are either confirmed or suspected to be rejoining the fight. one-third -- and those were supposedly the detainees that could be released. those were supposedly the less -- the least dangerous of the detaineesdetainees. the people there now are clearly understood to be the most dangerous, the most likely to be back in the fight, the most likely to inspire others to be in the fight. the number of detainees released under the obama administration who are suspected of engaging in terrorism has doubled since july of 2015, according to the director of national intelligence. and the president of the united states supports and appoints the director of national intelligence. this is not

on her connection to a failed foreign policy of the obama administration, including the iranian deal, benghazi, the russian reset. >> the whole phrase. dangerously incoherent. >> he's got crooked hillary. it's more of that liberal gobbledygook. >> is it dangerously incoherent to say we are going to decapitate isis? is it dangerously incoherent when he says, nato, how about sharing the financial burden. >> that's not what he said. what about kim jong-un saying that sounds like a good endorsement. >> hillary clinton must have been asleep for the past couple months. she is using the identical attacks against donald trump that his opponents in the primary election used. adam: i have got to cut it right there. but you don't want to miss our special tuesday. we'll have minute by minute details as the polls close. it starts tuesday, 7:00 p.m. eastern time on the fox business network. we have more trouble for hillary clinton. a federal judge wants the obama administration to release even more emails before this summer's democratic national convention. we have the details and why it's importa

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. national security policy. 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.

things? >> 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 emotional response and w

frustrating is the obama administration go on tv and explain in a way that john kerry did which finds offensive. >> i'm going to step in, breaking news right now, bilateral meeting between president obama and mexico's president, and here it is. let's watch together. >> i just want to thank president pena nieto and his delegation for anexcellent discussion . for proceeding our trilateral meeting . before i discuss the importance of the us mexican relationship, let me publicly extend my deepest condolences to the people of turkey for the terrible attack that took place in istanbul. i had a chance to speak to president erdogan earlier today to discuss with him not only how heartbroken we have been by the images of the injured and those killed but also to reaffirm our strong commitment to partner with turkey, with nato, with the broad-based alliance and structures around the world to fight isis. it's an indication of them being unable to govern those areas they taken over, that they are going to be defeated in syria, they're going to be defeated in iraq,that's has an impact on the entire

murray, thank you. >>> 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

the failures of his policy. 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

this plan remains in place. as a practical matter, it means obama administration can not begin to put this program into thrce for 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 wa

2014 the obama administration during that year 2014, they released over 30,000 criminal aliens from custody and by july of last year, so now we're talking about in the first six months after they released 30,000 criminal aliens, 1800 of them went on to commit over 2,500 new crimes. now, that's not a believable thing. because it's not believable, a lot of people don't believe it but it actually happened. it is a fact that the obama administration released over 30,000 criminal aliens and six months later 1800 of them that we know, probably more than that, went on to commit crimes. instead of deporting people who shouldn't be here, the administration released them back on to our streets where they committed new, preventible crimes including assault, sex offenses, kidnappings, and even homicide. between 2010 and 2015 we had 135 preventible homicides occur in our communities across the country by criminal aliens that have been released by this administration. now, this is very difficult to believe. it's certainly not acceptable. the excuse they used is that the administration uses the ex

the deaths of four brave americans in order to attack the obama administration and hurt hillary clinton's campaign. of course what fallon is referring to there, you'll recall that kevin mccarthy months ago linked the benghazi nvgsz to secretary clinton's declining poll numbers and that really opened up something for secretary clinton ahead of her testimony before the benghazi committee. remember she testified for eight hours and afterwards it was seen as though it backfired against republicans, you can expect, tamm ran, to say the clinton campaign, the white house very much on the same page about that. yesterday white house deputy press secretary eric schultz slammed this report ahead of its release. secretary clinton will be appearing later on today in colorado. i don't anticipate she will offer up a response to this report but you can bet reporters are going to be there shouting questions at her trying to get some type of reaction. one more point i'll make, tamron, secretary clinton's unfavorability ratings very high at 50%. the clinton campaign knows it and this report doesn'