and remember -- maybe you can take it with you. berrets. thank you very much. now here is lynn. >> good evening everybody. the man who killed 58 people and wounded nearly 500 others in las vegas researched other locations where he could have possibly pulled off a very similar attack investigators say stephen pad dock scouted hotels in boston , even booked a room in chicago during the lollapaloosa musical festival but never showed up, a motive that goes to explains what may have driven him remains ill lieus ever but authorities continue to piece together a portrait of a man they describe as disturbed and obviously very dangerous. >> what we know is stephen pad

dock is a man who spent decades acquiring weapons and am o, and living a secret life much of which would never be fully understood. >> the sheriff also added it is only logical to make the assumption that paddock had some help at some point in pulling off sunday's massacre but as of now, we know the 64 year old pad dock had almost no close friends, no social media presence, and was described as an extremely methodical and guarded man. a major announcement by the national rifle association this afternoon following the las vegas massacre. the nra today saying it is open to banning so-called bump stocks an attachment that enables a semiautomatic rifle to simulate a fully automatic rifle and its fire right and an nra statement says this in part-- "despite the fact the obama administration

approved the sale of stocks on at least two occasions, the national rifle association is calling on the bureau of alcohol , tobacco, firearms and explosives to immediately review whether these devices comply with federal law." the white house today signaled a willingness to consider such a ban and speaker ryan followed suit. >> speaker: fully automatic weapons have been outlawed for many many years. this seems to be a way of going around that, so obviously we need to look at how we can tighten up the compliance with this law, so that they are, fully automatic weapons are banned. >> lou: a dozen bump stocks were found in the las vegas shooter's hotel room. new reports say president trump will dismantle one of the greatest foreign policy disaster s of the obama administration. sources familiar with the president's thinking now say the president will non-certify the

iran nuclear deal, declaring next week that it is not in the national interest. if true, president trump would be keeping a pivotal campaign promise that help propel him to the white house. >> president trump: it's probably the worst deal ever negotiated of any kind. i'm not even talking about countries. i think it might be the dumbest deal i've ever seen negotiated. that deal allows them to do practically whatever they want. the inspections are going to be a disaster. it will go down in history as one of the worst deals ever negotiated. the iran deal was one of the worst and most one-sided transactions. the united states has ever entered. >> lou: president trump himself says we'll be hearing his decision shortly, but if president trump does scrap the deal and makes the declaration of non-certification, congress then will take up the issue or at least will have the

opportunity to do so during a two month window that it is given to reimpose sanctions against iran. fox news correspondent kevin court is outside the white house now and has our report. the president's team has presented a united strategy that the national security team all stands behind and supports, and the president will make that announcement soon. >> reporter: with an october 15 certification deadline looming, white house officials today acknowledged that president trump has already made a decision about the future of u.s. participation in the iran nuclear agreement. a decision made after consultation with an experienced senior cadre with different view points on whether the u.s. should remain a party to the joint comprehensive plan of action. >> iran is not a material breach of the agreement. >> i believe at this point in time, absent indications to the contrary, it is something the president should consider staying with. >> reporter: while general mattis thinks there's merit to

staying in the deal the president could decide to withdraw the u.s. altogether or stop just short by decertifying the deal but adding more sanctions. desert any indication would come by way of the iran nuclear agreement review act which requires the president every 90 days to determine whether the deal is in the best interest of the u.s.. it's a u.s. law by the way so it's not subject to the international deal struck with iran. it calls on the president to certify that iran is transparent ly verifiable and fully implementing the agreement and that continuing the jcpoa is vital to national security. a high bar says u.n. ambassador nikki haley. >> ambassador: if he thinks the situation is not in the best interest of the american public, then he doesn't certify it. >> reporter: it's possible that hayley tipped the administration 's hand in a tweet yesterday, praising arkansas senator tom cotton's clear understanding of the iran regime cotton who met with the president today in the oval

office has repeatedly called for the administration to abandoned deal. >> president trump: frankly, that deal is an embarrassment to the united states and i don't think you've heard the last of it, believe me. >> reporter: two weeks ago the president called the iran deal an embarrassment but experts warn that doesn't mean he's any more likely to abandon the accord or have the final say on it. >> the final decision would go back to the congress under the terms of the cardin legislation and give congress 60 days to make a decision about how to respond to the president's decision that presumably the agreement is not in u.s. national interest. >> reporter: as you can well imagine there's plenty of criticism on capitol hill in particular from democrats about the notion the president might pull the u.s. out of the iran nuclear accord, among those critics, rhode island democratic senator jack reed who said tussin a statement that the decision to do that would really

isolate us from our allies & partners abroad and would be a costly strategic mistake. now i should also point this out you'll find this interesting. we've heard plenty of reporting tonight the president may in fact layout a broad strategy on iran and we could hear about the iran nuclear deal as soon as wednesday, though we're getting a bit of pushback on that tonight. we'll all wait and see if in fact that is the case but all indications right now, how is that the president will in fact take us out of the iraq ran nuclear deal in some form or fashion. >> lou: thank you very much. >> you bet. >> lou: joining me now john boulton, senior fellow with the american enterprise institute a former ambassador to the united nations, fox news contributor ambassador thanks for being with us. >> glad to be with you. >> lou: this is a cabinet and national security team that appears divided at least nikki haley, the u.n. ambassador agrees with the campaign position of president trump that

the deal is a bad one and should be forth with. mattis, tillerson obviously making it clear that they think that it's still in the national interest. this is a bizarre, if you will, divide and i don't think that it's readily understandable certainly not to me. i don't believe, to most people as to why there would be that cleavage. >> well even worse,lou, according to the reports we've seen they will recommend sarah huckabee sanders said make a unified recommendation on what to do and they're leaking what the decision is. i think to box the president in, to try and reduce his room to maneuver, and the solution they proposed is utterly bizarre. contrary to the rhetoric about getting out of the deal, that is not what they're suggesting. they're suggesting that he not certify under the separate cork er-cardin legislation that the deal is in the best interest of the united states but

nonetheless, stay in the deal. now, that is utterly illlogical one shoe on one shoe off approach but the adherence-- >> lou: very washington wouldn't you say? >> you got it . the adherence of the deal and the bureaucracy people who helped negotiate it are desperate to save it, and so they've come up with this bizarre internally contradictory ill-logical approach frankly that's not presidential it's un becoming that it would be suggested to him. i hope the president rejects it. look, we've got to be clear, the president has to assert moral and political autonomy. he needs to abrogate the deal, withdraw the united states from it. how can you say that the deal is not in the best interest of the united states and stay in the deal? how in god's name can you do that? >> lou: work for some time in the bureaucracy of washington d.c. >> precisely. >> lou: most especially within the state department itself.

>> take out your saber mr. president, cut the knot get out of the deal. >> lou: let's turn to north korea and this is the president just moments ago having dinner with his military advisors tonight. here is the president on north korea. >> president trump: north korea our goal is denuclearization. we cannot allow this dictator ship to threaten our nation or our allies with unimaginable loss of life. we will do what we must do to prevent that from happening and it will be done if necessary, believe me. >> lou: your reaction, ambassador? >> that's exactly right. that's exactly the right policy. it's what the president said in his speech to the u.n. general assembly some days ago and the meaning of that statement is he wants an end result where north korea does not have a nuclear weapons capability. he rejects the obama

administration strategy, articulated by his national security advisor susan rice who says we should live with a north korea with nuclear weapons. i think that's a disastrous policy the president's right to reject it and by the way he would be right to reject it in the case of iran too. you can not leave these rogue regimes with these destructive weapons. >> lou: it's almost unthinkable to contemplate iran, the largest state sponsor of radical islamic terrorism in the world with nuclear weapons. it doesn't take a genius to come up with a straight line to the catastrophe that would result. >> by the way as we've just discussed the iran nuclear deal, iran in this military officer's technicians continue to cooperate with north korea on its ballistic missile program. the purpose of both is to deliver nuclear weapons whose kidding whom here about what iran is up to? >> lou: tillerson, mattis, mattis jumping the president and

getting well forward of him putting out his position to a senior that insisted that he give a yes or no answer. are you disappointed in tillerson and mattis in the way in which they handled the discussion on the iran deal? >> i think the bureaucracy is dominating this deal. i don't know what the discussion s have been with the president. of course i tried to see him. i haven't been able to. i've asked again today to see him. we'll see what happens, but honestly, you need to have a thorough discussion of nuclear proliferation and it's effects because i'll tell you, lou, if it appears likely north korea and iran both end up with deliverable nuclear weapons, proliferation will spread at an even more rapid rate than we've seen before and the spread of these nuclear weapons around the world increases dramatically the risks fall into the hands of terrorists groups and we'll see one in the united states. >> lou: and we need to recognize as we wrap up here, the three administrations, the clinton administration, the bush

administration an and the obama administration had absolutely horrid policies and results and in effect deferred a decision that now rests with this president and it is a burden some and complex one to resolve. >> no its been three administrations of failure and i hope trump doesn't make it a fourth. >> lou: ambassador john boulton thanks, good to have you here. thank you. >> lou: we're coming right back a lot more straight ahead stay with us. >> the white house urging the senate intelligence committee to end the russia collusion dilution nine months in and no evidence. and here is the chairman's explanation. >> the committee continues to look into all evidence to see if there was any hint of collusion. i'm not going to even discuss initial findings because we haven't any. >> meanwhile the russians are hacking the u.s. government and

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>> lou: the white house urging the senate intelligence committee to put an end to the russia witch hunt. >> it's literally found zero evidence of collusion between the trump campaign and russia. i think that the american people would like them to focus on some other things. i know that we certainly have said this all along and we're glad that as they continue this process they're coming to the same conclusion. >> lou: intel committee chairman senator richard burr have criticized him throughout this process so senator mark warner of course has been playing him for a fool throughout the entire process. burr to date admitted there has been no evidence of collusion, but still, he is expanding the investigation perpetuating this nonsense. burr is also playing politics as russia is making fools of our intelligence community. new reports that the russian government hackers have stolen

top secret nsa data that could help russia spy on the united states, the 2015 theft occurred after an nsa contractor removed the highly classified material, put it on his home computer and used a compromised antivirus software, made, you guessed it? by a russian-based company. my next guest says the nsa might have been distracted by all their anti-trump spying for the obama administration. here to take that up the senate intelligence committee's expedition and witch hunt with us now, tom fenton, president " judicial watch. great to have you here. i have to say, watching warner and burr is, it is so painful, because they think they're fooling someone when they're carrying out a political action, not one of oversight of the intelligence community which is their primary charge as the

intelligence community is struggling to defend whatever assets we have left in cyber space. >> i don't blame the democrats for taking advantage of the opportunity to lead the investigation to the senate republicans that's going on here and the leadership of burr, and the majority leader mcconnell need to take responsibility for an investigation that is essentially targeting trump in a political way. there's no legitimate public interest at this point given all of the information that we know is out there and not out there, and frankly i have to wonder whether they're republicans on both sides of the hill, both on the house and the senate that are happy having investigations go on because they don't want trump to be president, they are happy to see him impeached or forced to step down so you just keep the information, you just keep the operations open so that you can hopefully find something that causes the president in rep perrable damage. >> lou: to be direct. senator mcconnell and

congressman ryan have both sided with the dems and the deep state and the left in perpetuating these endless probes even though after more than a year of an fbi investigation now nine months by these two committees, the intel committee of the house and the senate not, i love burr's comment we would like to share some initial findings with you but the fact is we have none because there isn't any evidence i mean, that's madness to keep going. >> and compare and contrast the lack of interest in what the obama administration was up to in terms of unmasking, in terms of illicit spying and leaks. the clinton e-mail scandal, the mishandling classified information there, benghazi, irs , all sorts of accountability issues that remain unfulfilled and accountability promises it remain unfulfilled by the republican controlled senates and it expose exposes the

fraudulent nature of mueller's investigation which is also chasing uni- corns which is also abusive and also out of control and not subject to proper oversight. >> lou: so what can be done? >> well, judicial watch today, l ou, we just did it an hour or so ago, we sued the justice department just to try to get answers on the scope of mueller 's investigation and his budget. the president subject to the investigation can challenge mueller's scope and constitutional authority and of course congress and this is the fantasy, can also bring the special council under control, but so adults need to take the lead here and if the typical establishment agencies and institutions won't do it, judicial watch will and this is just one of many lawsuits to come to keep mueller at least accountable to the american people if no one else is going to do it here in town.

>> lou: tom benton, leading judicial watch which we have a debt for their service and for your diligent investigations into alabama that is happening in the swamp. thanks for being with us. >> you're welcome. >> lou: be sure to vote on our poll tonight . the question is do you believe the senate intelligence committee should be investigated for making a mockery of senate oversight and wasting taxpayer dollars? cast your vote on twitter and we would like to hear from you follow me on twitter at lou dobbs, like me on facebook and follow me on instagram at lou dobbs tonight. forecasters are now warning tropical storm nate could strengthen and hit the united states as a hurricane right now, that storm is drenching honduras with rain and 40-mile an hour winds. it is expected to intensify as it hits the gulf and possibly make landfall between southeastern louisiana and the

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lou: the white house urging the house intelligence committee to focus on other things a day after they report there probe into russian collusion has produced no evidence. the president says the iran deal is not in our national interest. new details emerging about the las vegas shoot early stephen paddock. he booked rooms in st. louis and

chicago apparently to try to carry out attacks in those locations. reporter: other cities are responding to claims las vegas shooter stephen paddock might have considered targeting them. they believe he booked two rooms overlooking the summer music festival this summer. another reported location, boston. >> we have many others are fully plugged in on that investigation. there is no imminent threat in massachusetts. reporter: paddock may have had additional las vegas tarring test near the life is beautiful festival. >> he wented a room at the ogden hotel in las vegas.

we have to review video from there. >> reporter: they may never understand what pushed the man they are calling disturbed and dangerous. >> stephen paddock is a man who spent decades acquiring weapons and ammo and living a secret life. reporter: one thing that isn't clear is if he acted on his own. >> you have to make it assumption he had help at some point. >> he was doing everything possible to find out how he could escape. his concern was personal concern versus what was occurring down below. reporter: police spent yesterday questioning march lo -- marilou. she says she knew paddock as a

calm, caring, quiet man. >> he never took any actions or said anything that would have been a warning that this was going to happen. anything i can do to help ease suffering, i will do. reporter: as hospitals continue to treat the injured, the death toll remains at 58. >> we officially identified all 58 victims and one suspect dead in this incident as well as notified all the next of kin, which is a big deal. reporter: with so many questions remaining, investigators are predicting a long road ahead. >> there is a lot of information that will change over time as we determine more facts. but our resolve is firm. we'll get to the bottom of this,

no matter how long it takes. reporter: the clark county sheriff is on the record saying he believes stephen paddock had an accomplice. he was gambling at mandalay bay for 7 to 8 hours at a time and he had a female companion. police are trying to track down that companion. lou: we are coming right back. much more straight ahead. stay with us. president trump traveled more than 25,000 miles these past weeks responding to natural disasters and crises. >> the president and the first lady are standing shoulder to shoulder with those suffering in need. the president and the first lady

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lou: joining me, ed rollins and michael goodwin. both fox news contributors. we have a $4.1 trillion budget that suddenly moved. where are we headed here? this is striking. michael: back to regular order. maybe john mccain will vote for it? i think it would be great if we can get our government back to a normal process instead of ad hoc emergency law making. i think it's contributing huge debt and deficit. lou: we have deficits despite bringing in tax revenue, we have tremendous deficits.

i'm not being cynical here, i'm being sceptical. all of the discussion about reconciliation in the senate and the 51 vote for tax reform is a primary motivation for moving the budget. this is to me suspicious. >> i agree. at the end of the day they haven't passed a budget a long time. here we are a couple days past that. and still not complete. the critical thing is they know there is big pressure on this tax thing and they are still struggling to put what a fine plan looks like. you can't tell the country what you are going to do news basically put it out there. chairman brady said -- kelly said brady is taking incoming from people saying this is what should be in the bill. brady's job is to write the bill and run with it and sell it. they are nowhere near ready for

that. i think it's positive, but a long ways to go. lou: speaker ryan was in maryland and he looked like he was running for something today. it was a bit of a contrived matter. the president, they keep talking about men and women in this country, the working class. they can tell you they are going to cut corporate taxes. they are going to get parity with big business. now what about the middle class? >> one of the problems with this is there is so much disagreement on the republican side. it would practically and miracle if they got it done this year. there are all kinds of differences about deductions. and i think they are a long way from getting this done. i think this is the key they can for this presidency and this

congress. lou: and a long way for the senate and house intelligence committee. if i may say, senator burr, the chairman and the ranging member mark warner. they are an embarrassment to the nation. they across knowledge they have found nothing over 9 months. the fbi has found nothing in the way of collusion. and by the way, collusion isn't a crime, by the way. yet the republican leadership of the house and senate and these committee chairmen are driving this, and shame on them. shame on them. ed: if they issued a report right now it would be 10 reams of blank paper. why don't you put the gavel down and say let's move on to other things. i think their confession yesterday is we don't have anything.

when does this stop? the longer they keep playing this game, the more the country is confused. lou: the country isn't confused. we are look at two political hacks in burr and warner who don't have the principle god gave a rock. rock. michael: it's a great bureaucrat's trick, because you haven't found anything, you must continue. it's not about not continuing because you haven't found something. lou: i find contempt for the way they are operating. ed: if you had a strong leader, he would say shut this down. lou: why don't they look atlike.

ed: why don't they look at leaking. lou: the swamp is in full throttle. please roll the video. we'll look at base jumpers. wow. they fear nothing, obviously. they mumps off the side of this mountain in norway captured by drones. the drones and the base jumps. highly classified material stolen from a cyber attack by the russians. but the national intelligence committee can't be bothered.

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>> joining me now, fox news analyst gregg jarrett. i'm most of fascinated by

something that has drawn your attention throughout. the senate intel committee and house committees who are continuing to just perpetuate themselves despite no evidence. gregg: they have town zero, zip. so they say it's an some question. no, it's not. it's a closed question. both the house and senate intel committees say there is no evidence. you have james clapper and james brennan, the top officials in the obama administration, they testified they have seen no evidence of collusion. comey testifiedified there was no evidence of collusion. >> oh when the president calls it a hoax, he's right. but try convincing the media.

they are look for as a quas fors squash and the loch ness monster. but the interesting thing to me is richard burr, the senate chairman said we would share with you our initial findings except we have none because there is no evidence. i think both mark warner the ranking democrat and burr are dim with its. as well -- are dimwits. they are subverting the president. they are saying they don't trust the fbi to carry out a conclusive investigation in a year? gregg: actually 14 months. lou: they don't trust themselves to have come up with something after 9 months.

gregg: it was infuriating and goofy to watch burr smug and arrogant talking about well, you know, we don't see any evidence here, and yet we are going to continue to look. he seems like a lap dog of mark warner. lou: a lap dog is being kind. to watch this tells you there is only one explanation. mcconnell and the senate obviously means to do harm to this president and his administration, otherwise he would shut this down on the facts, on the face, and there is no other explanation for its perpetuation. greg: : i think you are right. the president has developed animus towards the president because the president calls him out.

and mcconnell doesn't like it. lou: i don't think the american people like watching this spectacle on the part of two leaders of an important committee just as russians are hacking and carrying out successful cyber attacks against our intelligence agencies. they are taking up grand standing the senate intelligence committee. gregg jarrett, thank you, sir. there is speculation rising over whether president obama will exit the iran deal. we'll take that and much more straight ahead. stay with us right after the break. copd makes it hard to breathe. so to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains

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investigation. >> and lots of witness, 100,000 documents. lots of money involved in this investigation and nothing truthful has come from it. we should look at this fake news. it's a real problem. we have a media expert who will talk about his responsibilities as a media professional who is out there. you have to promulgate the truth. they are the watch dogs of america. if they are fake news you have to drill down on it and say exactly what you have the responsibility to do, do it correctly and tell the truth to the american public. >> what you are asking is journalists work for fake news organizations, they absolute "washington post," the "new york times." nbc news. the list could get quite long. it's the preponderance of major news outlets.

so pew research releases a survey. the trump presidency only gets 5% positive coverage. that is impossible when you consider where he's polling, 40-42%. how do we get 92% of the stories are negative? lou: if everything were that negative we wouldn't be looking at stock markets over market cap. >> this obvious confidence in what's happening in the united states. that's why the stock keeps coming up. >> when covering president trump, major news organizations, 74% of the time focus on his character and leadership. and only 26% of the time they

focus on policy and performance. that's upside down. we should be talking about things that affect people's lives. they can't stop psycho analyzing it. lou: these are people carrying a message in trying to subvert a president. it's proper began today it's nonsense, and they are unwilling to acknowledge he's smarter than any five reporters you can name at random in the fake news business. it's a stunning thing to watch the white house press corps contending with sarah sanders to questions they ask. it's just ignorance piled on ignorance in nearly every instance, then they repeat the question. >> forget the fact we are asking about the media. if you are in the workplace -- if you are flying any other setting, you would be out of a

job. if you are corporate america and you are lying, you are out of a job. your company ceases to exist. lou: go to the home page of the front page of the "washington post" and count the number of headlines that are anti-trump every single day. >> the good news is the hill compiled the number of endorsements hillary clintonn got in major newspapers. 57 endorsements went to hillary clinton. two to donald trump. those 57 endorsements got her a concession speech. while they can go negative. people can see right through it. lou: i think that's a wonderful thing, but i think it's unconscionable day in and day out.

appreciate it. that's it for us. thanks for being with us. dr. sebastian gorka. as we take up the left and the deep state and their efforts at. thank you very much. now here is lynn. >> good evening everybody. the man who killed 58 people and wounded nearly 500 others in las vegas researched other locations where he could have possibly pulled off a very similar attack investigators say stephen pad dock scouted hotels in boston , even booked a room in chicago during the lollapaloosa musical festival but never showed up, a motive that goes to explains what may have driven him remains ill lieus ever but authorities continue to piece together a portrait of a man they describe as disturbed and obviously very dangerous.