legislation demanding they provide us reports. but there are dozens of lawmakers asking hard questions, lawmakers from both sides of the political aisle, who understand treating the iranians as a partner in peace is unsafe for america. >> they say president obama made it clear in january when he said this -- >> the united states and iran are now settling a long-standing iranian government claim against the united states government. iran will be returned its own funds, including appropriate interest. but much less than iran sought. for the united states, this settlement could save us billions that could have been pursued by iran. >> they're saying it's not the type of transfer of money, but the president was signaling that's what was happening. >> even after this deal, bret, it still remains the case that the iranians are not permitted to participate in the world financial markets. so the only way to get this money to the terrorists was to provide it in bundles and crates and packages of currency. this was something that had been cooked up as pard of the deal. alongside of the major dea

demanding they provide us reports. but there are dozens of lawmakers asking hard questions, lawmakers from both sides of the political aisle, who understand treating the iranians as a partner in peace is unsafe for america. >> they say president obama made it clear in january when he said this -- >> the united states and iran are now settling a long-standing iranian government claim against the united states government. iran will be returned its own funds, including appropriate interest. but much less than iran sought. for the united states, this settlement could save us billions that could have been pursued by iran. >> they're saying it's not the type of transfer of money, but the president was signaling that's what was happening. >> even after this deal, bret, it still remains the case that the iranians are not permitted to participate in the world financial markets. so the only way to get this money to the terrorists was to provide it in bundles and crates and packages of currency. this was something that had been cooked up as pard of the deal. alongside of the major deal that the

oversight committee but makes no commitment to act on the allegations nor is a timeline provided to lawmakers. meantime a federal fbi official said an fbi analysis comparing what clinton told congress and what she told the fbi in her interview should really only take weeks and not months. >> perjury is pretty straightforward. they look at the testimony she provided in light of what they know to be or suspect to be the truth. and they investigate both sides of it. and once again, they take the aggregate of that investigation and turn it over to a prosecu prosecutiprosecut prosecutive authority for a decision. >> reporter: clinton's campaign says all of these discrepancies have been cleared up. >> catherine, what do we know about the notes of clinton's interview and what congress will get them? >> reporter: the fbi notes could go to the government oversight committee as early as wednesday this week. they say the holdup was with legislative affairs at the state department. the state department wasn't given prior access to the notes and a reporter asked if they were not happy about it.

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allieses or is there a time frame provided. the fbi analysis comparing what clinton told congress and investigators should take weeks and not months. >> it is a record established what she said and the investigation is complete on what she said subsequent to that congressional testimony, that would be a relative simple matter to make a decision of perjury. >> reporter: the clinton campaign said the director comey testimony cleared up discrepancies and the republicans disagree on this point, jenna. >> something we will watch. >>> the house committee highway lighted the video with the discrepancies. we'll take a look. >> there were two servers? >> no, there was a server. >> just one. and so just one server and that is what the fbi has. >> the fbi has the server that was used in the tenure of my state department service. >> secretary clinton used several different servers in the four years in the state department. >> i provided the department which has been providing you with with all of my work- related e-mails. >> the fbi also discovered several thousand work related e-mails that were

the perjury referral but makes no commitment to act on these allegations now is a timeframe provided for lawmakers. also this afternoon, fox news confirming that portions of the fbi investigative file had been provided to the house government oversight committee. the materials cannot be released without fbi permission. and they contain highly classified information. an fbi letter to the committee reads in part, these materials are non-public and contained classified and other sensitive material. for that reason these materials may not be further disseminated or disclosed in part or in full without obtaining the fbi's concurren concurrence. and let's take a moment now to listen to that tape where lawmakers say there is this apparent conflict between what mrs. clinton said and the fbi director's news conference. >> so there's only one server, is that what you're telling me? and it's the one server the fbi has? >> the fbi has the server used during the tenure of my state department, sir. >> secretary clinton used several different servers. and administrators of those servers during her

. >>> the fbi providing the law makers with a summary of the interview of hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server. the republicans said it provides proof of clinton's recklessness. catherine herridge is on the story. >> reporter: the fbi told the house government committee that nothing can be released publicly without consent from the bureau. the highly classified notes from the fbi agents that interviewed clinton must be in a secure facility and that fact alone is raising questions. >> this information being highly classified according to the fbi is in direct conflict with what the state department and mrs. clinton said was on the server. you cannot have it both ways. one day it is not classified and next day only a few people can see it. >> the republican chairman of the house oversight security doesn't have high enough security clearance to read the documents in full. it is significant, i can't read the documents jason cha ffetz said. this shows how dangerous it was to keep these on a server that was vulnerable. they were only provided to the house intelligence committee

. >> reporter: now, about those e-mails. a judge just ordered clinton on friday to provide written answers to questions about her e-mails. today her campaign manager said soon as she receives them, she'll answer them right away. he didn't fully answer if that will happen before election day. >> so many ways for the clintons to keep it from happening before election day. consider is tin, thanks so much. >> thanks. >> liz. >>> more donald trump news. media reports have been relentlessly breaking down donald trump's shake-ups as well as his posture. he has been using a teleprompter with minority leaders as well. so here to weigh in, republican strategist and former romney campaign communication director, kevin sheridan. kevin, thank you for joining us. i want to play something for you. rudy giuliani who has been on the stump quite a bit was on fox news sunday and he was saying that the change of tone is really a refocus. he want you to listen and get your reaction. >> donald trump is extremely focused now. if you look at his entire week, you can see it was focused on issues. hard issu

companies provided on sight child care and that is a huge benefit for employees. like so much what he said it is not true. some of his resort and hotels and clubs, offer child care services, but for guests, not employees. just saying? if you stay at a trump hotel, you can enroll your kid in something called trump kids. they will get special children's room service and children spa services. even a nanny for a fee, but if you work for his business, if you clean the rooms or water the lawns or carry people's bags, you get nothing. i am not even sure trump knows that providing a trump kids program for paying customers is not the same thing as providing real child care for workers, just like the tax breaks for billionaires are not the same as a real plan to help american's working families. joe biden said don't tell me what you value. and show me your budget and i will tell you what you value. [applause] so it is pretty clear, donald trump wants to give trillions of tax breaks and not invest in veterans orchids and or are police officers or anyone who provides services and we face serious

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answer. >> it is beyond me. on the flip side i really question the logistics behind not providing numbers. there need to be more specifics in this undercover campaign. >> nothing i love more than conservatives not believing polls. lou dobbs still owes mooy money from 2012 and so -- owes me money. keep believing the polls and believe there is not a conspiracy and you won't change your strategy and you won't win like romney didn't win. >> how worried is hillary about the undercover trump voter? is the sweating a symptom of her failing health? >> there is no such thing as the undercover voter. the polls actually work. nobody is sweating the undercover voter. >> there may be white men in their 40s who may be voting for hillary and don't want to say it. >> i will e-mail them as soon as we are done here. >> i e-mail them and they don't respond. listen, this is the best. why would they spend time wondering about how many people are ashamed to vote trump? she said yes i do know how many there are as long as there are no follow-up questions. she knows about the undercover voter thing becau

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by the fbi, that of the more than 30,000 e-mails that hillary clinton had provided for this investigation, that there was no wrongdoing. and -- >> well, no, he didn't say that. that's not even what i'm talking about. what he said was there's not enough grounds to prosecute her. he did stay that she had been extremely careless and negligent, but specifically what he had said that what she had told the americmeramerican peop the course of the last year was wrong. and let's play what he said on july 7th to congress. >> secretary clinton said there was nothing marked classified on her e-mails either sent or received. is that true? >> that is not true. >> secretary clinton said i did not e-mail anyone classified material to anyone on my e-mail. there is no classified material. is that true? >> there was classified material e-mailed. >> congressman comey directly contradicted what clinton had been telling the american people for a year. >> chris, what you don't also show is director comey also said she had no knowledge of some of those classified e-mails, because they were either

said it is important when launching critical arguments and the press rarely provides context. when speaking about muslim women, trump raised the inequality argument which is certainly valid when discussing islam. is it not? while that cannot be applied to mrs. khan herself, because we don't know her circumstance, that was a trump mistake, we must be sensitive to mrs. khan. because of a great loss. but the general point was mentioned by me to provide context. james love writes from norman, oklahoma. so we are down to a choice between someone who does stupid things and lies about them as opposed to someone who says stupid things and tries to justify them. kind of dark, james. so the question is, for everyone, who's better to run the country? patrick neuman checks in from manchester, new hampshire. o'reilly, you dropped the ball when trump said he was viciously attacked by mr. khan. hoinlt was also attacked by dozens at the rnc and didn't respond. i pointed out how hillary clinton handled the broad side. didn't i do that? second, there is a style difference between clinton and trump.

? >> i'm sitting here thinking -- >> money, providing access. >> you're hyperventilating because donald hasn't pivoted and things don't look great. there's a real case to be made about the clinton foundation and quid pro quo. >> that's what we're doing. >> and lackproprietary. >> that's what we're doing. >> there's no proof that she did anything. let me just say. proof that she offered one special favor. >> access and meetings. >> access is provided. >> access, yes. >> access and later on deals were struck between u.s. corporations and foreign entities. >> no. >> it is yes, boeing, ge. >> all these deals are deals that are done all the time. if you say to me, juan, i think this clinton foundation just doesn't look right because they're taking money, she's secretary -- yes, eric, you got me. but at this point -- >> russians dropped $145 million in the clinton foundation after they did a deal getting 25% u uranium. that's the deal. >> what? what are you talking about? this is so weak. i guess you guys are desperate. >> let's move on. dana, pay to play? yes, no? >> it certainly does

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tumultuous world, america needs the kind of stable leadership secretary clinton can provide. i urge all republicans to reject donald trump this november. meg whitman, latest big business name to come out in support of hillary clinton. >> thank you. >>> the battleground states of florida and colorado loom large this november. prevention polling shows trump and clinton locked in a dead heat in florida but in colorado the former secretary of state is sporting a ten point lead. let's bring in glen hall, editor for "the wall street journal." we have to be reminded time and time again these are not really national elections, they're state by state elections. if you can pick up six or seven electorates from a state like colorado, does a lot to get you over the top. >> this is an electoral college. there's a map being done. they're trying to plot a path through the states to see which ones are likely to yield the right math that gets them to the white house. they can't take anything for granted. what we are seeing from both candidates, john, they expect this to be a close race up to november, w

point out he asked the clinton campaign provides -- we were told that had no one available. art laffer, i'm having a hard time looking the plans apples to apples. we're not clear on what the tax brackets are that hillary clinton is coming up with. the highest at 35% but what about that section of people between 100,000, for example, and the 450,000? where you get that big 5% century tax. what's your recollection? >> let me just say i'm not one of clinton's economic advisers. >> that we know. >> let me just juxtapose the two plans. we tax people cigarettes, why do we tax people who earn more income, why tax them more imthey employ more? why do we tax companies more if they make great products? it doesn't make any sense whatsoever. what she believes and she really does believe this, is that poor person can spend himself into wealth. that's silly. she is raising taxes on the productive members of sew state paying people freebies. so is so clearly delineated the difference between trump and hillary clinton that it couldn't have been a better planned speech for donald trump imaginable. i th

high untrustworthy ratings among voters and now she's been asked by a federal judge to provide written answers to her personal use of the personal server, whether she used it for person will e-mails and/or professional high confidential e-mails. how worried should hillary clinton be at this point. >> i think she's going to find a way to delay answering those questions until after the election. what she cannot delay is these wikileaks. he doesn't like her to he's out to get her. i believe the problem that hillary clinton has is very simple, which is people are on to her, but they also don't trust donald trump for all kinds of good reasons. so the problem here is and i'm using a reverse of an old saying we have the evil, we have the evil of two lessers here in this race. >> we got that. all right. we're going to stay on trump for a second here. trump is working at a deficit. he reorganized his campaign leadership verbally reaching out to the african-american voters with plans to visit some of those kpuncommunities in the up coming weeks. can this kprachange in strategy boost his numbers

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separatists have been fighting the ukrainian government forces ever since. >>> the fbi says it provided actionable threat intelligence to canadian officials who prevented a known isis sympathizer from carrying out a suicide bombing plot. the plan was stopped wednesday in southern ontario. authorities say a man who had previously been banned with associating with isis terrorists planned to carry out the attack and prepared a martyrdom video. they are not saying how he died. the man had been under surveillance for at least a year. >>> syrian activists say russian air strikes against isis have killed at least 20 civilians in the group's capital of raqqah. meanwhile, they say the government used chlorine gas in an attack in aleppo. and international aid workers say russia's promised daily three-hour cease-fire for humanitarian aid there is not nearly good enough. john huddy has the latest from our middle east newsroom. >> reporter: the three-hour cease-fire today in aleppo amounted to just talk. fighting rained in the city, putting a chokehold on the more than quarter million people still c

not an rnc beef. the rnc can't do much other than provide money and resources to the republican nominee. they've got legal contracts to do that in terms of fundraising and mission statements and an entire party platform agreed to at the national convention they have now root identified. so it's -- ratified. so not between the republican national committee. they're under pressure, however, from republicans, mostly former actors and operatives and the dump-trump crowd, and reince priebus is trying to get the republican nominee to stay on a more even keel so as to not alienate swing voters in battleground states. that's the issued. and just today trump was asked, what if some of the rhetoric about obama and clinton being the founders of isis turns off swing voters in the battleground states and he said in effect, i'm a truth-teller. tell the truth. i'm not politically correct. sometimes that may work against me if i lose i lose and will go back to a fine life. that type of rhetoric scares republicans. they want a republican nominee who hayes the fire in the belly and wants to win r

trusted network of attorneys has provided guidance to over 100,000 people just like you. visit legalzoom today. the legal help you can count on. legalzoom. legal help is here. >> a six year old child, a swiss man stabbed passengers and poured flammable liquid on a woman that caught fire. the attack happened in the northeast region. police don't think it is a terror attack. no word on motive. >> and u.s. seizing back control from isis in the syrian city of manbeje. we are told men shaved their beards and women uncovered their faces. the liberation after heavy fighting in which the militants used civilians as shields. it it is important because it is on the supply route between the isis strong hold and ra qqa. n200 current and former democratic law makers on line. there is a cyber attack targeting democrats. this hack is bigger than thought this after the leaked e-mail prompted debbie wasserman-schultz to resign as chairperson of the dnc. how did hackers steal this information, rich? >> laura, hacker identifying gooses fer 2.0. they just posted internal memos and personal contact informati

. we could provide a year's worth of health care to nearly 3 million kids. or we could fund a year's worth of federal assistance to state and local law enforcement. i think there are a lot of better ways to spend the money. on monday, i'm going to be in scrant scranton, pennsylvania with vice president biden. and he has a saying, don't tell me what you value. show me your budget and i will tell you what you value. well -- [ applause ] -- donald trump wants to give trillions in tax breaks to people like himself. i want to invest it in veterans, our kids, police officers, and so much more. and you can then draw your own conclusions about values. now, it's true that both of us have proposed to cut taxes for middle class families. he's making a big promise. but his advisors, his own advisers have said he may not stand by them. instead, the tax cuts he doubled down on in his speech in detroit on monday offer trillions to the richest americans and corporations. and what are the differences between donald trump and me? i'm telling you what i will do. i'm laying out my plans. and i will stan

and collapsed. we had to make every record available. we had to provide doctors in extremis to the press. when she misled the american people or people on her behalf did so about the seriousness of the concussion it does create questions. what trump says about is she up for the rigors of the presidency. people have made that argument back to thomas jefferson. that's in politics. both should come clean with the records. >> mo, would you like to respond to the triple white board? >> i didn't hear it all over the sounds of the black helicopters over the window. what i think i heard was karl repeating many of the things he said back in the day that he actually had to walk back, because a lot of it was -- wasn't right and wasn't true. and this is what i am talking about. >> this is absolutely true. the president -- the secretary of state -- >> karl, the insinuation. the insinuations that you are making there, the insinuations that donald trump are making -- there is very little difference between the two. >> i'm not insinuating anything. >> nobody can understand when you talk over each

totaling what,000 homes more than $30 billion. the president said the feds are providing already $127 million and more help is on the way. >> what i want is the people of louisiana to know you're not alone on this, even after the tv cameras leave. the whole country is going to continue to support you and help you until we get folks back in their homes and lives are rebuilt. >> today's visit comes four days after donald trump traveled to louisiana. the republican nominee went after president obama for vacationing on martha's vineyard instead of immediately heading south. today trump tweeted, president obama should have gone to louisiana days ago instead of golfing. too little, too late. despite trump's take, the louisiana governor john bell edwards said an earlier visit from the president may have gotten in the way of recovery efforts. and during a statement today, the president said nobody cares about politics during disasters like this one in louisiana. will carr has the news live in baton rouge. will? >> reporter: hey there, shep. while politics have weaved their way into this

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. providing u.s. government about details of iran's nuclear program. he seemed later to regret this decision. he was missing his son. he filmed a couple of youtube videos, one case, accusing the u.s. government capturing him in a effort with the saudis to get him to provide information. in another he said for the u.s. government he said he was free to stay here in the united states. a lot of intrigue, a lot of mystery but the bottom line is, this is somebody who was providing information to the u.s. government, who went back to iran and was executed. as you mentioned, had been mentioned, referred to in emails found on hillary clinton's private server. bill: here is one of them. an e-mail forwarded by clinton to senior advisor jake sullivan. quote, our friend has to be given a way out. we should recognize his concerns and frame it in terms of a misunderstanding and no malevolent intent. we'll make sure there is no recurrence. is that a closed case there on that? does that tell us much? >> not exactly clear what it means, if you're reading it as a layperson but of course if you know the ins an

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prevention, treatment and recovery, provide training and first responders along with ending incarceration and nonviolent offenders. and addiction they agree with. >> we need access to the services for people, 15% of the people who needed. >> no borders coming and. >> trump's proposal is less detailed. and providing help for addicts. >> we haven't seen a plan yet for him. >> we would look forward to seeing how he would address this issue. >> the candidates have focused on states like ohio, and new hampshire where state officials have confirmed more than 160 opioid overdoses, it is not hyperbole to call is a national crisis. >> 9 years after a colorado woman disappeared, her accused killer standing trial for her murder. jurors are warning about the death of page birchfeld. thousands of baton rouge residents sleeping in shelters after heavy flooding destroyed their homes. how the city is working to clean up the damage. we want to hear from you. donald trump gave well-received speech saying he regret sometimes saying the wrong thing. does this indicate attorney point in his campaign? go to foxnew

released before the voting begins. the apanded the state department to move faster and provide all of clinton's schedule by october 15th. >> all right. thank you. and tomorrow, on fox news sunday, a one-on-one with trump campaign manager kelly ann conway and libertarian's gary johnson. check your local listings for time. >>> a flash flood emergency issueded for parts of missouri after a night of heavy rain. this was the scene in downtown kansas city. it wiped out roadways forced water rescues in the area. janice dean is live in the fox extreme weather center with with the latest for us. >> a lot to talk about tonight. first dealing with seis veer weather. we have severe storms in north dakota and minnesota and severe thunderstorm watch in affect and a tornado warning just north of fargo area. doppler radar indicating rotation there. it is in the midatlantic and tennessee and kentucky. large damaging winds and possibly isolated tornados and then we'll focus on the tropics. things are heating up and we are get nothing peek season. second week of september is when we will see the highest

this precision air strike capability, this unique capability that we can provide to their on going efforts can make a difference. >> reporter: according to some, isis is making plans to flee the city and set up cells elsewhere. libya itself remains fractured, militia fighting militia. the u.n. backed government fragile. critics say this is the result of an ill-planned western military toppling a former libyan leader, moammar gadhafi. chaos that also resulted at the u.s. consulate in benghazi. >> we're looking for continued fallout from the fall of the gadhafi regime and the rising unrest across the region. >> reporter: the pentagon says a new wave of air strikes against isis in libya will be limited. past history says otherwise. bret? >> greg palcot in london, thanks. >>> the taliban is claiming responsibility for the bombing of a guest house in kabul, afghanistan. this follows a massive bombing last month that killed dozens. connor powell has more on what appears to be an escalation of taliban terror. >> reporter: gunfire filled the morning air in kabul, as the taliban launched an

is trying to hurt hillary clinton campaign. clinton could request a delay to provide answers until after election day. we'll see. notes handed over to congress of mrs. clinton's fbi interview reveals she told investigators secretary of state told her to use a private e-mail while at a dinner party in 2009. a spokesman responding the general has no recollection of the dinner conversation. he did write former secretary clinton a memo describing his aol account for unclassified messages and how it improved communications within the state department. at the time there was no equivalent system at the department. he never had a private e-mail sever and powell used e-mail on a limited basis and worked with the state department to secure the system. clinton did neither. today hillary clinton is fundraising in massachusetts and she'll be in cape cod tomorrow fundraising to top the $90 million she raised in july. >> we'll have more about that fundraising later on. thank you. >>> tonight donald trump will be talking with the judge at 9:00 p.m. eastern time right here on fox news channel. don'

. hopefully we'll be able to provide you some information shortly and based on that you will be able to evaluate the accuracy of what i'm saying now. >> is it a matter of routine that the officer had not been debriefed or questioned yet? and is there an aspect of that? >> yes, we're able to take a public safety statement at the time there's an incident like this. then there's generally at least 24 hours pass before we will interview the officer. >> is that officer female or what's his status? >> he's on administrative status. >> any other burning of the buildings, the investigation going on there, is there video of it, who may have been involved? what are you seeking for charges? >> we're working hard on publicly accessible social media to identify videos taken contemporaneously last night with the events of last night to see if we can identify people engaged in law breaking, including arson and that's extensive so there's a lot of work that needs to be done before we can make a statement. thank you. >> the individual had a gun so says milwaukee mayor tom. we saw a press conference i

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fbi says it provided actionable threat intelligence to canadian officials who prevented a known isis sympathizer from carrying out a suicide bombing plot. the plan was stopped wednesday in southern ontario. authorities say a man who had previously been banned with associating with isis terrorists planned to carry out the attack and prepared a martyrdom video. they are not saying how he died. the man had been under surveillance for at least a year. >>> syrian activists say russian air strikes against isis have killed at least 20 civilians in the group's capital of raqqah. meanwhile, they say the government used chlorine gas in an attack in aleppo. and international aid workers say russia's promised daily three-hour cease-fire for humanitarian aid there is not nearly good enough. john huddy has the latest from our middle east newsroom. >> reporter: the three-hour cease-fire today in aleppo amounted to just talk. fighting rained in the city, putting a chokehold on the more than quarter million people still cut off from food, water, and medical help. >> three hours is indeed not enough.

. >> senator clinton used several different servers during her tenure at the state department. >> i provided the department which has been providing all of you with paul my work-related emails. all that it had. >> the f.b.i. also discovered several thousand work-related emails that were not among the 30,000 emails returned by secretary clinton. bill: brad woodhouse, good morning to you, and rich lowry. gentlemen, good day to both of you. i think the story is pretty straightforward. they believe she lied at least four times. >> she made false statements to the public and she made if false statements to congress. the problem is perjury is a very technical crime, and hard to meet. even if you can might, there is zero chance the obama justice department is going to pursue this. as soon as they got this letter they bald it up and threw it in the trash. the obama administration and president obama are completely committed to make hillary clinton the next president of the united states. they took a n the comey thing. bill: even in an election year, how effective is this, rich? >> i think it's extre

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provides more fuel for critics who claim donors had special access to secretary clinton. donald trump for his part has called for the foundation to shut down immediately and last night he called again for a special prosecutor to investigate it. donald trump said if people can buy or sell access to the office of secretary of state, the entire american system is threatened. >> it is impossible to figure out where the clinton foundation ends and the state department begins. it is now abundantly clear that clintons set up a business to profit from public office. they sold access and specific actions by and really for i guess the making of large amounts of money. >> i'll ask about those details in just a moment. donald trump also said the clinton foundation, were too enormous to cover in that speech, though i mentioned there are no criminal acsessiocusatio the hillary clinton campaign is firing back, and what they told msnbc this morning. >> in the last 24 hours since this report surfaced, it's been pretty widely debunked as having applied on methodologist. they cher they cherry pick

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has to be the jordanians, the egyptians, who are the face of this war. we can provide the training, the special forces advisers, but we don't need to be the face of this war, and the most important thing mr. trump said, this is an ideological war like the cold war. we have got to destroy the brand of jihad. >> how dangerous is the syrian refugees, and is it a better idea, i'm talking as if you're not here, hi, no, but 550% increase that hillary wants in syrian refugees. you're offering to provide a safe zone protected militarily. >> paid for by somebody else. >> paid for by other people. by the way, obama did accumulate more debt than any other president before him combined. >> doubled it, he doubled it. >> provide food, water, medicine, formula. that sounds liberal. >> in syria, they have plenty of land, that i can tell you, in syria, and there's plenty of money. the gulf states, nobody's seen money like that and they are not doing anything. they are not doing anything. >> james comey, james clapper, general john allen, michael steinbeck, the assistant fbi director, the house home

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their ministry in the community. the centers worked as nurse practitioners and they provided services to the poor p. sister paula was a member of the centers of nazareth order and they talked about the health ministry to the people of holmes county. >> this is one of the poorest counties in all of mississippi. it rivals in the bottom place. we do what needs to be done. >> sisters of charity of nazareth president urged a statement and asked everyone to pray in gratitude for the lives of sisters marget and paula. because we are gospel women, please also pray for the perpetrators. the other nuns are living that gospel by example, greg. >> johnathon, thank you. >>> stocks falling after janet yellun announced interest rates rise. the economic growth increased only 1.1 percent this year. and that is not indicating job growth. peter barns is in wyoming where an important meeting is taking place. by far, the prettiest background we have seen all day. >> reporter: this is where janet yellun gave her speech this morning. to that gdp report they are dismissing it. they say it was an aberration beca

justice department have confirmed receipt of the perjury request. though no timeline was provided to congress as to when that will conclude, trish. >> thank you so much, catherine. former defense secretary leeon panetta tell it, it's time to move on from the whole e-mail mess. here he is. >> it's been investigated. no action has been taken by the justice department, and i really do think it's time for the candidates and for the american people to move on and talk about the real issues that are going to affect us as we face the future. >> former republican presidential candidate mike huckabee disagrees and joins me now. governor, what is mr. panetta getting wrong. >> he acts as if this is a. matter of some e-mails that got lost. there are two big things here, number one, did she break the law? the answer is, yes, she broke in the law. you just don't move on from somebody who is going going to be president thereof united states who knowingly, willingly broke the law in the map sher handled classified materials. the second issue is this. can you trust a person who not only broke the law

provide the training, special forces advisers. we don't need to be the face of the war. most important thing mr. trump said, that is ideological war like the cold war. we have got to destroy the brand of jihad. >> how dangerous is the syrian refugees? and is it a better idea, i'm talking as if you're not here. hi. >> it's okay. >> no, but 550% increase -- >> right. >> that hillary wants in syrian refugees. you're offering to provide a safe zone. >> paid for by somebody else. >> paid for by other people. by the way, obama did accumulate more debt than any every president before him combined. >> doubled it. >> provide food, medicine, baby formula. >> right. >> sounds liberal and compassion in the. >> in syria. there's land to tell you. in syria and plenty of money because you look at the gulf states, look at the kind of money they have, there's nobody seen money like that. they're not doing anything. they're not doing anything. >> james comey, james clapper, general john allen, michael steinbeck, assistant fbi director, house homeland security secretary have all warned us and brennan our