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are meeting to try to wrestle control from both the republican national committee and the network's hosting those debates. but some say the list of their demands is much too long, we'll be picking up the 2016 race with real clear politics, caitlyn burns and town haul guy benson, including this for the first time since july name other than trump to top a national poll. also tonight, a deepening mystery over the weekend a airline crashed in egypt that killed all 229 people aboard. company executives have ruled out technical or human error. but aviation officials say any conclusion at this point would be premature. u.s. officials say they're not ruling out terrorism. and liberal hollywood rushing to director clinton's defense over his anticop comments. >> i'm a human being with a conscious. and when i see murder, i

cannot stand by. and i have to call the murder, the murdered, and i have to call the murderers, the murderers. >> i want to say this, you're a boss, you're absolutely amazing, keep speaking the truth and telling the truth and don't worry about none of the haters. i'm going to tell you that right now. lou: we take off the haters here tonight. the real haters those leading the war in police and our top story big changes could be coming to the republican presidential race and debates. representatives from nearly all the campaigns met last night to address concerns after last week's cnbc debate debacle and now trying to regain control from the republican national committee over how those debates are structured. fox news chief political correspondent carl cameron with our report. >> a two and a half page draft letter from the gop campaign

directly to the debate broadcasters makes clear the candidates no longer want to negotiate through the republican national committee, which wasn't even invited to a meeting to the campaigns last night. instead they tapped gop super lawyer as their negotiator. >> the candidates do want to negotiate for themselves. i think they are appreciative of the rule, the rnc and the setting of the schedule. but at the end of the it's the candidates who walk up on the stage and so they want -- they want the information -- >> 30 days before each debate, the candidates want specific questions answered about format and logistics. the draft raises concerns about biographies and graphics. how time will be managed fairly and more so that each candidate can decide to take part or not. the trump camp will not work off the letter and work on its own. after the 2012 debates, republican national committee announces for the first time ever the rnc this time would exert control over debates. now under fire for the results. a three-hour debate by the cnn and what the candidates call

bias questions by the gop. insist the candidates are not cutting the party out. >> no. the truth is we're involved -- we're in control, we're setting the calendar, in fact, if what happens from last night goes forward, i think it's exactly where we want to be. >> has tapped a new player in hoping to stay in control of debates, sean has been temporarily retasked to working with campaigns on debates. it's unclear how interested they are. some candidates downplay the debate over debates all together. >> you know, stop complaining. do me a favor. set up a stage, put podiums up there, and let's just go. >> we have no trouble negotiating with comments, i'll debate anyone any time anywhere. >> in new hampshire where the first primary is in 15 weeks, donald trump leaves ben carson in the latest poll and marco rubio john kasich and ted cruz are on his heels. jeb bush has gone to 6th in his state.

>> if you watched the debate, you think the election is about sound bites. >> to reboot his campaign in his home state and new hampshire this week. a slap at his rivals and promise to the nominating. >> we're going to win this campaign. >> backers disappointed by his last debate performance, the next debate is in milwaukee by fbn, they do not expect demands to be next week but they will for the rest of the. lou: carl cameron will have a lot more on dr. ben carson taking 29% of the support in the newest nbc wall street journal poll. now, this is so new that the nbc and the wall street journal have released only these headlines on the rebuttal. they will be coming out with the full poll at mid-tonight but because and point of fact dr. ben carson moving to 29%,

that is the highest percentage that any gop candidate has managed to obtain so far in the nbc wall street journal poll. trump staying relatively stable, he's at 23% that's actually a decline of about 2% from the previous poll, marco rubio has moved up smartly as has ted cruz at 11 and 10%, jeb bush at 8%. but to show you just how striking it is, dr. ben carson has moved to the top, this represents a tripling of his numbers back in july. well, you don't want to miss the next republican debate as carl cameron was just mentioning, fox business network hosts like that debate. that's coming up next tuesday november 10th will be in milwaukee, wisconsin, we're broadcasting monday and tuesday from milwaukee, and, please, join us for the republican presidential debate right here on the fox business network next tuesday anchored by neil cavuto and maria

bartiromo in conjunction with the wall street journal. in washington, new house speaker paul ryan says he will not work with the president to change immigration policy. >> extensively on my views about immigration, i'm an open book on this subject. by the way, on immigration, i don't think we can trust the president on this issue. the president has proven himself untrustworthy on this issue because he tried to unilaterally write the law himself, presidents don't write laws, congress does, he's proven himself untrustworthy. lou: was on all five sunday talk shows over the weekend where he laid out his vision for the republican party, the gop needs to become a proposition party rather than an opposition party, putting forth policy ideas not simply opposing those much others. turning no, you to the fall out over the president's decision to send almost 50

special operations troops to syria. his announcement facing skepticism across the political spectrum. some critics say deploy troops should require congressional approval some say more needs to be done and some a warning getting involved in a quagmire, that is the syrian civil war. fox news white house correspondent kevin cork has our report. >> it's not new. that's what the obama administration is saying about its evolving strategy in syria, the one that will now send special operations forces to advise and assist syrian rebels. >> some people i think have almost equated this as if it's a full-scale return to, you know, the iraq war or something here. the fact of the matter is the school and the nation of the u.s. mission is drastically different. >> what's different is the white house's effort to wrap up the fight by putting american boots on the ground.

the president's plan calls for up to 50 special operators to begin an advisory role in syria. a sifting kurdish fighters known as the ypg in the north. a group that has been accused of human rights violations by amnesty international. this as rebels have put syrians said to be loyal to the president in cages as human shields against government air strikes. further complicating matters, competing interest for both the and did you say its coalition pattern turkey, which has been hostile to the same syrian occurred force that the u.s. has supported. despite that, the turks have agreed to allow a10 and f15 aircrafts to position at the air obligation baste to protect forces and american advisors. >> you can't ask special forces, i can't ask special forces to win a war. >> critics say putting the small group of americans in syria will do little to enhance the mission. >> when we look at these 50 advisors going into syria, we have to consider what the

ramifications are of some of them getting killed, captured, of us not really having an impact on isis and our determination to degrade and destroy it. >> and at least one expert think so the president's strategy has less to do today than 2015. >> so then it's his legacy he can say, look, it was bush's fault that we have iraq and afghanistan's war and it's the next guy's fault that we lost them. >> foreign ministers from 17 different countries met in vena today for about seven hours or so, and i think it's interesting to point out that many of those in attendance talking about the syrian war talking about opposing sides. now, we understand by the read out that they did reach several points of agreements and it included representatives from both iran and saudi arabia and if you know how that has been at least historically speaking, the fact that they were at the same table is saying something, lou. lou: remarkable.

kevin, thank you so much. kevin cork from the white house. iran making it clear tonight it still considers the united states to be its enemy despite coming to agreement on the nuclear deal with president obama and world powers. iran's supreme leader so called warned officials against importing american consumer goods when sanctions are lifted. the ayatollah saying the country should quote develop an economy of resistance and focus on self reliance. a majority of iranian lawmakers say they would not abandon the slogan death to america, which is frequently chanted during friday prayers in iran. we're coming right back with much more. stay with us >> russia's military build up mobilizing jet fighters and bombers, troops, warships, and submarines at levels not seen in decades. just what are the russians up to? ambassador john bolton joins us next.

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lou: german chancellor will address her nation's parliament tomorrow on the issue of the illegal immigration and refugee crisis. this weekend merkel failed to resolve differences on her coalition on how to deal with the 10,000 people crossing into germany each and every day. 10,000 a day. so far merkel has rejected closing down her nation's borders or capping the number of refugees despite public concerns and party popularity that has just simply nose dived turning to egypt and the crash of that russian jet which killed all 224 people onboard this weekend. airline officials blaming now a quote external influence for the saturday crash. but u.s. intelligence officials have not ruled out terrorism according to the director of national intelligence, james.

>> we don't have any direct evidence of any terrorist involvement yet. >> does isis have the ability to shoot down an airliner? >> it's unlikely but i wouldn't rule it out. lou: there you have it. and clapper also saying the islamic state has a quote aggressive affiliate in the peninsula. join us you go now former u.s. ambassador to the united nations, american enterprise senior institute, and fox news contributor as well, and good to have you here. >> glad to be here. lou: russia, one would assume has a paramount interest in what happened to that plane. do you believe that there's a signal here that they don't buy into terrorism? what is your view? >> well, the signals are still mixed. it's not surprising to me that the airline said it wasn't our fault. lou: right. >> but russian aviation are being more cautious, i think they've got it both of the black boxes, they've got the

plane, they'll be able to do the testing, this is a critical question, though, because if air travel is in danger whether for its missiles or bomb, that has a significant impact. lou: other airlines said until they're resolved, they're not flying over there. >> isis and affiliate of isis has taken credit for it. if that turns out to be true, that's the single stupidest thing isis has ever done because putin will have no option but to crush some substantial part of isis in retaliation. he won't be worried like obama would be about the fall out. he'll go after it. lou: he doesn't appear to be too worried now. he's running each day the same number of swordies that the u.s. and the coalition were running over the course of a month. and with quite some effect apparently according to all the reads on damage done to isis. yet also at the same time we're getting intelligence that the islamic state is

consolidating its gains in central syria. >> well, i think russia remains focused. what they're trying to do is rationalize the positions that the assad regime holds and that's taking on the what we call the free syrian army and i don't put it beyond the realm of impossible that the isis and assad regime will meet the combination of what it will be. lou: this is one of the instruct him not to answer things you mention, the free syrian army, we've discussed the moderate rebels. who is the leader of the free syrian army? why isn't there some sense of structure and some sense of the number of people engaged and involves. >> because i don't believe such a thing exists. maybe four years ago or three years ago there was something there but obama, who said then to overthrow assad knew if he did that it could interfere with his nuclear negotiations with iran, which were always his highest priority.

lou: i want to very quickly touch on a couple of issues. and first iran saying that there is no -- there is no peace with the satan america that it's still death to america with respect to how many billions our president will be putting at their disposal. >> iran made it strategic to get nuclear weapons, zero evidence it has given up on that strategic decision and they're just telling us in case there are any doubters that they're still pursuing that objective. lou: and when does the money start flowing to iran? >> i wouldn't be surprised if it's shortly after the first of the year, of course when that money becomes available, they can spend it to help the assad regime in syria. lou: and john bolton, good to see you, sir, you have to have a sense of humor to watch this madness. >> indeed. lou: thank you for being with us. john bolton. our question tonight and

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efforts to work together. the campaigns except for carly fiorina have agreed on a draft of a letter that they demand clarity from the tv networks 30 days before each debate that is reasonable and date insist that they have to raise their hand to answer a question. they're not using reaction shots or showing empty podiums during a beecher breaking and entering the temperature be kept below 67 degrees that is sensible but the demands are drafted by former counsel of the bush/cheney presidential campaign and he has been representing the establishment for decades and he represented governor romney in 2012 and did -- in is the establishment of i.e. and he had this to say

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>> ben person takes a top poll 29 percent of the of "wall street journal" survey support has tripled trump takes 23% rubio 11 ted cruz and% and jeb bush at 8 percent we will have more on this.

is jeb bush campaign rebuilding and off to a bad start his new slogan is trending but not the way they would have intended. there is no change to his campaign logo but since he is looking to reprint there is another exclamation point to get the point across as if he is really serious. that keystone pipeline they have passed the obama administration to suspend its review of project we don't know of that means that is from for the rejection very new liberal government in canada that may factor into that equation. the editor of town hall.com and also our political

reporter, you had been up there researching what is going on at the grass-roots level. >> we have seen a lot of momentum for carson on the ground in the recent polls in the early states. but this was taken before iran after the debate so i am interested to see what was taken right after the debate. >> my parent company that was taken after that debate this is the trent to call the new national front runner but moving in that direction. >> also to see a couple of other things that trumpet is

stable in his numbers but down a couple points but watch ted cruz and rubio and bush. that is the pretty strong performance. >> we will see a momentum on behalf of rubio. ted cruz is also received in iowa and they're working behind-the-scenes to build a room return campaign. cruz especially was well received so i would not be surprised looking at the early states if they move forward. lou: if you win in iowa you're not the nominee. >> the barack of ottman bay disagree. lou: the key is not a republican. >> the last time a republican about one i was with to clinch the

nomination was george bush 50 years ago last couple cycles that it was huckabee fabrics and warm note build a those evening came close. lou: to that point. maybe it is a considered a waste of resources. >> i think i love will helped -- will help the cycle. we have seen the conservative establishment go down and rubio is picking up and also ted cruz gave momentum with a conservative group. lou: trod taking on to be wasserman shultz. she is terribly erratic. is there any strong disagreement on the panel? >>. [laughter] >> i would say she is a hapless in effectual leader

i think they should think they're stars that deal bobbitt invitation has not taken during a wonder she stays on the better news it is for republicans because she is a very poor leader in the bad messenger in allergic to the truth syracuse hillsides that is anti-establishment we have seen martin o'malley push back of the lack of debates. >> gore is a longtime democrat that he is pushing back against her for the number of debates. lou: but of the democratic side, the republican side you talk about john and person than in the arena and cruz. bob the democratic side at all see that anti-establishment with a 40 year politician with hillary

clinton and even bernie sanders. >> i think he is anti-establishment he is in washington forever be is not the truth lukoil lockstep democrat base he has been there forever. hillary is the ultimate d.c. insider. that is a line of attack the eventual nominee will have for of the republican side. lou: looks like bernie sanders is drawing and everybody in washington even on the republican party. thanks for being with us. don't forget the next republican debate is right here next tuesday from milwaukee put it in your calendars. a skydiver did not leave the aircraft before something went wrong. there he is still free file

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lou: soft on crime then telephoned the police that sums up the approach to law enforcement his war against law enforcement is well-documented also the first to follow a federal prison where he calls for lighter sentences that he once convicts to be hired more easily now he is calling on the government to eliminate the requirement to that they check a box of their application if they have a criminal record it comes days after the aba in administration ordered the release of 6,000 prisoners prisoners, some of them with backgrounds and records. with the war of law-enforcement former

secrecy visitant -- a secret service agent good to have you here. let's go to a tarantino. here he is saying cops are berbers now they're getting a little excited because the police have said we are tired of your nonsense we will boycott. what you think of the approach by the police? >> it is a good move they have decided to boycott tarantino. and then to walk back a statement and make apologies but here is the problem he already says what he feels in benefit is justin the water out there or what but

then you have jaime fox and others supporting him so did the it's me and others to wonder you cannot have it both ways. and interpol police officers murderers. lou: it is important to know what the a blisters have in mind. >> and quentin tarantino. [applause] you are boss and amazing keeps speaking the truth don't worry about none of the haters. lou: do i sound like a cater to you? print terry diehl is calling the murders.

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lou: house speaker paul ryan says he will back forever emerges as the nominee he made the comment this week. >> use said 12 design spee for the republican party when it comes to erasion could you still support him? >> i stand by all my previous comments by dry believe hillary clinton would make a better president? no vapor or do not believe that. lou: joining us now is amy hall. with the democratic strategist. good to see you.

does that sound like this is your statement he would support donald trump and respect it sounds like what speaker wright and house to say during the primary he will help to rally the party around the nominee. >> to back ben carson from "the wall street journal" poll. >> does that surprise you at all he has tripled since july. >> not all. he is the pulverizing he is an outsider before the party for summiteers they are at a porridge in many policies and with trade so your values and orientation would explain quite compelling why

carson and trumped have moved this far up in the polls. >> and their perceived as authentic, a college like >> what you see is what you get. lou: to see what is happening with ted cruz, and rubio. third and fourth, they made quite a move according to nbc "wall street journal" journal most of it. those are strong moves for them. this is starting to look like a race there 29 to 10, that is 3 to 1 in the world that i come from, this is still an outsiders race. lou: wait a minute. >> for reasonses you have educated me about for so many years. >> he is trying to flatter you. >> no. >> you are seeing movement in the right direction from marco rubio. lou: my point being this, that

is, that you take a different look at these top of the poll, they managed to triple since july, that shows volatility, you out the me. >> i did. but 49% is a heck of a lot bigger than 19%, that is what rubio and cruz equals, 49 is what carson and trump equals, i am suggesting that for reasons have you so compellingly articulated that is why it is happening. lou: okay. >> you are right. >> name we're not mentions, jeb bush. that you know a disaster. >> we boot. lou: fix it. >> you know i feel bad for him. he can't figure out how to breakthrough here, with all of the money, he has lineage, and a dynasty behind him, a network. >> they are all problems they are the liabilities for him.

>> you agree with amy, you fight me ther. >> no. lou: let's turn to if we may, idea that this benghazi hearing, everything that has done put around the neck of hillary clinton. none of it, none of it seems to matter on the democratic side. what -- is she going to prevail here? is america at the point where they don't give a damn about anything. >> at-this-point, what difference does it make, right? >> i would say the a that republicans handl handled that hearing. lou: forget the hearing, i am talking about the woman's record. her policy, what of her accomplish businesses. >> she could not name them.

>> on republican side jeb bush condition catch a cold for trying out loud. >> my final answer, there is no real opposition to hillary in the democratic party. if ir elizabeth warn had run. >> i agree with doug, she is not up against a competitive field. lou: i see what you are doing, agreeing with each other. >> thank you, aimy. >> thank you, great show. lou: appreciate it. 53% of viewers said obama's most troubling policy is alloying millions of illegal immigrants across the southern border, that it for us. thank you for being with us,

general jack keane among our guests tomorrow night, until then, good night from new york >> >> i am back. and loved to watch people drowned in their own hubris taking issue with carly fiorina one dash carly fiorina for how she looks. >> she said people tell me i did not smile enough during the last debate. [laughter] >> can you imagine that? >> i love how joey said that