logo. ♪ will kennedy: we have inherited some strange political bedfellows. the question on everyone's list is the storm i am watching tonight. and it this man got into a tiff with savanna guthrie. and then he described his reaction. >> why don't you ask me a question, have i changed my opinion? >> listen, let me answer a

question. you say have your views changed instead of editorializing have my views changed. >> you can't claim that she's interrupting you and then interrupter. trust me, i get in trouble for it all the time. so maybe he's cringing because this is a learnable moment. a lesson that he should have learned in february after shushing kelly evans. >> i'm sorry, go ahead. >> let me finish, let me finish. okay, maybe it is just these individuals at nbc. another woman over there seems to think so. >> this is turning into a how that, particularly two prominent women interviewers. where he seems to jump on it

before and this is a tricky place for him to be. kennedy: oh, just cool your ovaries for a second. >> is this putting anyone else? >> i have been thinking about that as well. kennedy: to be fair, he admitted that much. >> i think that i have been universally short tempered with both male and female reporters, i will own up to that. >> i kind of bark a little when he claimed that candidates have to be presidential, like they are being cast in an america commercial. i don't need my politicians to be slick enough to get lost down the slope inside. but if you're going to be commander-in-chief, man. you cannot expect presidential politics to be fair especially

when you're talking to network tv anchors, they're going to play gotcha, they want to make sure that you have binders full of women, they want to create drama. and that is their job. >> reading and latching onto a firestorm by ddb canada onto its mother. the rules of engagement are evidenced and if you don't like it by fire, then you should have waited a little longer to get into the race so that you wouldn't be the first sarah palin. so tonight, i have andy leavy and brian here to talk about the police shooting in south carolina and the implications on law enforcement and bobby camas. and isis has packed a french

television network. we will speak to a hacker who can tell us exactly how this happened. kennedy: okay, a analyzing found that senator rand paul is beating kerry clinton. in iowa. am i crazy to think that the hillary clinton presidency is not so inevitable? voters are starting to realize how awful a hillary clinton presidency would be. this is, you are crazy, kennedy.

so ladies and gentlemen, welcome. so she is doing not so well against senator rand paul who has had a little bit of a bump in places like colorado and iowa. >> the truth of the matter is that it's way too early for us to be talking about what you're talking about. i think that some of them are the bigger concerns in the election. kennedy: a woman who's been planning since been president since 1991, is it ever too early? matt nobody knows anything.

nobody really knows. >> some people are attracted to some of his views, i don't know very much about some of their views. as a result of that you're having this artificial situation happen, once you start getting into a real debate, you're going to see this. >> these polls are artificial until they benefit you. and then all of a sudden -- >> i've said that from day one. any poll is irrelevant. as i said, nobody knows about anything about this right now. >> i think that julie is right. if you look at the polls from last week when ted cruz was up in the week before it was jeb bush. the point is that they all close the margin.

and i think that there is going to be trouble. >> she has had double-digit margins. >> when she was secretary of state. >> so she hasn't announced that she isn't running. she hasn't talked about what she's going to do. so it's really hard for you to judge decides based on she's hillary clinton and the others aren't. >> we are pretty confident where she stands. in these swing states, people don't think she's a trustworthy

candidate. and i think that she losses in 2008 when senator obama beat her for the nomination. >> i think part of the problem with hillary clinton right now is when you don't have a primary, when you don't have a primary, you get rusty. the republican nominee, whoever that person is, whoever that person is going to be is going to come out having taken swings. and she, i think would benefit from a good debate. >> and that's going to make her a little bit rusty. kennedy: i think the president obama is a better speaker and debater. i don't even think she's a good politician and i think the american public knows that as well. so if she's starting at a disadvantage and she's already unlikable.

>> they they are great politicians. >> far more adept at politician skills. but that is unparalleled by her or any other individual. >> listen, luckily for her she's not running against clinton. >> richard fowler, will hillary

clinton become president of the united states? i bet you a thousand dollars right now. >> it's way too early to tell. >> you are not going to be down on this. >> i bet you $10,000. >> i bet $20,000 that rand paul will not be president. [laughter] >> coming up next, discussing rand paul's media friction. at first, hackers who say they are with isis. and we will break it down for you next

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by connecting every single part of it. for as the world keeps on searching for healthier... we're here to make healthier happen. optum. healthier is here. kennedy: welcome back. the global french television network locking out 11 channels and hijacking the networks website, social media counts at the same time, the message on the website renin part.

we have a founder of high-tech crime solutions and a former hacker who spent time in prison when he got in trouble for hacking into the phone system, yapping on the phone. gregory, welcome. >> thank you for reminding me of that. [laughter] >> i'm glad you're so good with computers. you are hacker, can i trust you? >> yes, you can trust me now, if you had more people like me, there would be less governments being hacked. kennedy: okay, they block out 11 channels and took over the website. what does all of that tell you about this two. >> what this tells me is that transit is getting more powerful and that the tv networks, they have weak security. the people who are getting paid to protect their network, to

keep them online, they are amateurs. they took down tv stations and the websites. what does that tell you? and they were taking down the broadcasting, the programming, and taking over the website at the exact same time. >> as of today, programming was still compromised on the global network in france. hacking is 80% research is what you say. what do you mean? >> 80%, unlike on television when you watch these hollywood

movies. some nerd sits down and within two seconds he had hacked into a bank or government facility or changed his grades. it doesn't work that way. when i see hacks like this were the other ones that have happened with target and everything, these people have been trying to get into the networks for months or even years, it's like you cannot just get in front of a keyboard and get somebody's password. most people think that hackers have a wand and they can guess the password. but they cannot. kennedy: millions of passwords, like a dictionary. >> that is what is called a dictionary attack. when you type in the wrong password to get into your gmail or your facebook, it comes up with a weird character that you have to enter. welcome of the reason that you have to do that is because it gets rid of the dictionary attack so you cannot keep trying different passwords over and over. it stops that.

>> there so many things that i don't know about. >> these guys are like malls to a hacker. just to show you, you have to think like a hacker. hackers are not just someone you can donate your certification. recently we used a drone with a zoom camera.

kennedy: or agree, i want to ask you one more question. he went to prison because you were stealing a million dollars a week from an atm in france, if you are still in the game, what would you have today? >> oh, my gosh. well, it would probably be, if i wasn't a christian, the mega-churches, which hackers are doing. all of the mega-churches take credit cards, when you write a check, they don't posit them anymore, they scan the text through little machines right there at the church. >> do they take a coin? the ultimate question. gregory, thank you so much. and i'm more terrified than ever now. >> thank you. kennedy: later in the show, iran keeps up a proxy war. first, it's been a year since

the va scandal exploded. what has changed? and angry that ready to hold president obama to his promises next. doug.

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kennedy: welcome back. it has been one year since the veterans administration candle came to light, the associated press has now found that the number of veterans waiting more than 30 days on appointment has actually risen since august. it's hard to believe, but it is true. dan joins me tonight from concerned veterans america. welcome back. >> thank you for having me on again. >> walk me through this. there has been a big multibillion-dollar infusion of

cash to clean the place up. what is going on over there? >> the problem is they have doubled down and on top of that they have not fired some of the key people involved that were involved in the scandal to begin with. there are a thousand employees that were being investigated for involvement in manipulating waitlist. less than 20 have been fired and in fact using this data, this has decreased. so they are pretending that none of this has happened and this is still 2014 before the scandal and that nothing over the last year has changed the way that the va delivers health care to the veterans.

>> there's $10 million loan that is supposed to fund this. but single-payer isn't exactly a choice. so now you ran into your own problem at the va just trying to get your hearing checked. what happened? >> a couple of years ago i went to get some hearing issues checked out. it took me months to get an appointment. they lost my military medical records and i still don't know where they are. and i was sent to the wrong clinic, had to go on a weekend, it was a disaster. i was fortunate enough when my wife at the time had private insurance and i was able to go on her insurance and i got my own insurance for my work. i never really had to go back. but there's millions of veterans who don't have that choice and the va is the only source of health care, so they are stuck in this failing system. >> the system, is he really running this?

>> secretary macdonald is not running the va. he might be in charge, but the guy that is really driving this is the va chief of staff who was before that the deputy chief of staff at the white house. a direct line to the white house, obviously the end of the day he is the one talking a president obama or valerie jarrett or someone else at the white house him and he's really the one who is driving this agenda and not secretary macdonald. because we have been very critical. i have personally, but i think he really does want to change things and i think that he does want to have some interesting ideas but at the end of the day he is really getting told what to do. >> by the way, does the white house pays veterans?

it seems like the white house would have a vested interest in seeing the va succeeded, but what do you think is going on with the white house in regards to this? >> breslau i want to be clear that i don't think that they hate veterans, but ideologically they do not believe in health care freedom or health care toys. obamacare is the prime example of moving people towards more of a government controlled health care system. ideologically they don't want to move this in the other direction towards more health care freedom. but the big reason why the whole mindset around the scandal has been simply and political damage control, they want to contain it, they want to stop the bleeding, they want to move on from it. >> throwing money at it has not created a band-aid. we have about 30 seconds left. what can fix the va? >> real health care freedom and health care toys for veterans.

you can find out more about it at their website, we believe that that is a real plan and we hope that congress takes it up and we can pass it into law. >> thank you so much for filling us in. >> thank you. >> coming up later in the show, andy leiby joins me on the latest. and first, a beagle has learned how to play soccer. and the secret service reportedly giving president obama's daughter driving lessons. "topical storm" is next excellent looking below the surface, researching a hunch...

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grab your bungee cord. this is the "topical storm." the next world cup, i haven't even started drinking yet and i am drunk on joy. soccer players are playing hard. one rising star goalie is gaining a lot of attention. ♪ ♪ >> that's right, it's a beagle that plays soccer. okay, it's icky. and that hasn't stopped him from beating portugal by himself, we don't know if he will be able to pass a drug test, but we know that equals make better bullies than cats and better pads because dogs are superior. topic number two. the first lady appeared on rachel ray today talking about

her oldest daughter. >> i hear that your daughter has her license. who taught her? >> the secret service because they wouldn't let me in the car with her. kennedy: the secret service. the same secret service that maybe got hammered and played over cries at the white house barricade back in march reign it's good to know that malia is in good hands. but the secret service is not the only one. harry reid taught their other daughter how to apply mascara, and joe biden taught her how to bury her in the face and someone snack at wildly inappropriate times. let's make sure that she doesn't give any advice from anthony wiener. topic number three. if you're going to invite

someone to a close and intimate meeting with the president, be sure to let them know about it. well, when the president was going to visit utah, sorry, he was so underdressed. but look out attentive ears. his polo shirt says casual computer guy, but his body language says something else. i wish that i had been that well poised. i accidentally sat in on a cabinet meeting. yes, that is the martini and it was foolishness. and topic number four. manatees are slow and lumbering the creatures, chubby vegans whose weaknesses only outweighed

so a girl with a selfie stec had a gross overreaction. kennedy: it is amenity. and even if you encounter a ravenous great white shark and are covered in your own taste the blood, don't react like that. no matter how real or imagined the threat or how cute your bikini is or how much her sorority or is claimed to love you, never give in to that level of panic and for the record, normally a manatee would not either girl. topic number five, speaking of

touchy creatures, a north korean teacher's manual claims that kim jong un when i drive a car at age three and then raised a yacht at age nine and beat a powerful ceo. it's all on activities clasping taught in school. taking the place of things like map or functional agriculture. i'm looking forward to finding out what sort of vessels he has piloted. he is amazing. and so if you have anything you want to see it, send me a tweet. finding on instagram, coming up next, we will have our guests talking about rand paul and much

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>> a brand-new dash cam released. police officer michael slager chosen initial traffic stop before he ran away, the officer has been charged in the murder of walters.com a witness captured him shooting as he ran. we are going to discuss that, and he is here and brian.

also from fox news radio. okay, libertarians have been talking about solving these problems for a while. not just creating slogans, but actual solutions that would help police officers and the people that they are charged to take care of. what do you think is the issue and how many body cameras should cops where? >> body cameras are not a cure-all, but they won't solve every problem every time. but they will help a lot. and i think that there should be lots of cameras

that doesn't give you the right to shoot him. the whole entire force. i want to knoweg6 what is going

on with the other cops. the one was standing by his body as he dropped what looks like to be the taser. that did absolutely nothing.flsh all right. we will switch gears a little a little bit. newly launched presidential campaign is gathering friction from the media. so is the honeymoon over? what do you think? >> what honeymoon was that?zwñ >> a great job. dnesay mningit d al turd. > ofthum isikehat haensto ery rublin. ion' thi itill hu nd pl. at didn t aboion uestn s acall prey

go and has led to debbie:-8u[0]y wasserman schultz putting her foot in her mouth. i don't i don't think he h"÷p across looking all that great. there are ways to be combative with journalists where you do come off looking good. i don't think this was it. i don't think it is a sexist thing because he has done9uy this with male reporters. but it does come across looking like that. kenedy: why are people on both sides so hard on rand paul? >> i don't think they are. being all being all around and campaigning for him. ido'thi is that d su, he makes the announcement. monday they have the pregame show. tuesday they have the game. they get the today show. this thing blows up. talking on this show and we're still talking about rand paul.

kennedy: we are not talking about his ideas, economic freedom zones, school choice , liberty or the stuff he highlighted in his speech >> absolutely, and i want to hear the answers to the story. so he should have just allowed her to go through the litany. kennedy: totally fair. >> absolutely. they do get asked questions that democrats never get asked. usually it is reporters trying to pick them as extremists. he got that out in the open. the fact that candidates for president got that out in the open gets it out there. kennedy: we are unfortunately out of time. you know about hard outs.

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together, this coalition, the 1st of its kind since the 70s. they did this as a show to the united states that if your policy is now to absence from the region, pivot toward iran which it looks like we are now doing we have to take matters into our own hands. the us is helping command we are, sharing intelligence, coordination. the fact is operation decisive storm got underway an hour after we were the saudi's informed sent come that they were doing this. they are sticking it to the white house a little bit. iran sees this as part and parcel of the regional plan, the plan, the expansion of iranian hegemony, the enfranchisement of the shia proxy groups that will creep right up to the saudi border. they cannot afford to have this happen.

the sunni states the sunni states are chewing the carpet with anxiety, fear, paranoia. they think the united states has lost the plot, this overture to the islamic republic of iran not just in the form of trying to solve a nuclear file, they think this is a fool's errand, fundamentally obama misapprehends the nature. kennedy: i want to get back just a little bit. since iran is is in the news and everyone is paying attention , how does war between the saudi's and the iranian backed tutees affect the deal? >> there may have been some subtext to the war. to be honest, i don't think the saudi's have to try very hard. today today the supreme leader of iran comes out in gives a speech and says i'm neither for or against this framework agreement because there is no deal. the details are all that matters.

then he starts to say things like the united states is lying about what they agreed to. they want categorical relief not something that the p5 plus one refuses to do but technically is impossible to do. there is a huge gaping contradiction between what we say and what the iranians , including the reformists. kennedy: there are a lot of people asking why we are doing we're doing this in the 1st place. they are proving that. >> people i no i no who would advocate very strenuously for some diplomatic solution to the nuclear file are also saying now, this is absolutely the worst time in history to try and parley with the iranians this way, to bend over backwards, prostrate yourself to get them on board with the mission driven by the president sense of legacy and what he believes he can accomplish. the middle east is on fire.

syria has broken apart. kennedy: yemen is essentially breaking apart. iran is in yemen. the united states should get the hell out of the middle east. please come back and explain this conflict over and over again until it makes sense. >> that will be a long road. kennedy: we have plenty of time for you. coming you. coming up, i will read some of your tweets and happy letters. here is a sample. you are everything i could want in a woman. will you marry me? i love you. no chest-beating monologues about engine size, horsepower, or performance. no anthemic soundtracks to stir the soul. just a ram heavy duty that can carry

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facebook, e-mail. until monday night, i we will snag he you senseless all weekend. good night. it. right now, we have lou dobbs coming up next. lou: good evening, everyone. i am lou dobbs. exactly one week ago the president stood in the white house rose garden until the american people that the united states and iran were on the verge of a historic nuclear weapons treaty. one that would ultimately lead to a gradual reduction in sanctions. but it has been the iranian view throughout that sanctions must be lifted immediately if an agreement is reached. and of course the obama administration appears to gain this issue on behalf of iran before the allies were the american people could muster robust objection.