using. that's our show. see you next week. obey that ane protestors go home. we'll watch it, huckabee starts right now. >> tonight on huckabee, a week of chaos in ferguson, missouri as police clash with protestors and across the country cops are looking and acting more like soldiers. the militarization of police in america. tragedy on the race track. 20-year-old kevin ward junior struck and hit by stewart. >> it is the culture of car racing and that is a eye for eye culture. >> the governor responds tonight. >> and iraq's prime minister maliki steps down.

will the new leader put up a better fight against isis? . >> ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. (applause) >> thank you, thank you very much. and welcome to huckabee from the fox news studios in new york city. i never had a job that was a strict 9 to 5 job and even jobs as a tone ager paid minimum wage and by the hour they were not strict by the clock jobs. my jobs required a complosion of a specific task and took longer than 40 hours a week, so be it. vacations in my life have been rare. lots of travel but few vacations where i was disconnected from doubts and responsibilities. i wrote chapters of my 12 books

at 35,000 feet in the air. and i worked in israel, ireland and taiwan and korea and italy and spain. and i worked all nighters to hit a deadline. basically i worked my tail off. my dad didn't finish high school but he was a street smart kind of guy. he drilled to me show up early and stay late and never be asked but once to get something done. i have been watching our federal government in washington lately and by gosh, i realize, i am a sucker. mean, i am working long hours and long days to pay for the people in washington to take a long vacation. i have been asked to make a run for the presidency. ix&,fq conclude it might be a n reprieve from the hours i am putting in now.

(applause) president obama is simmer aring and summering over in martha's vineyard and adding to 186 rounds of golf as president. he played more rounds of golf as president than some in their entire lifetime. i never played golf and never had time. but if i became president and followed my steps in the fufrnt con. i might have time. and play music and fishing and parties with hollywood celebrities that last in the night. but what about the job? so many hard- working americans don't have jobs to work hard at. and tens of thousands of christians are slaughtered and beheaded by islamic savages and a dysfunctional government is spying on is thes and political opponents.

i doubt there would be time to hang out in martha's vineyard. we either kill the wolf or watch the sheep die. issis is a cancer. it must do i. and israel is under daily assault by a terror group that broke the ceasefires. and instead of standing with them against hamas, we urged israel to offer up more dead jews so the body count will be more even. i don't begrudge the president time off but repeated vacations at taxpayers expense because millions of americans don't have money for a hot dog it seems unseemly. if president obama didn't want to do the job?

why doesn't he work hard to get it. have a noise vacatio-- nice vac mr. president. (applause) >> it is a week of unrest in ferguson, missouri. when 18-year-old michael brown was shot and killed by a police officer. on friday, police showed a convenience store robberiy showing a young man fitting the description of mike brown. and friday night more violence erupted as protestors looted the convenience store. and the images of police firing teargas and harassing and arresting members of the media, one example of the increasing militarization of police all over the country. in 2001. federal agents accompanied by

swat teams raided the gibeson guitar company threatening and frightening workers and confiscating wood. criminal charges were threatened and never file would. swat teams raid home and injuring grandmothers and little kids and killing pets. earlier this year police searching for a drug deal threw a grenade in a toddler's crib. the baby had half of his face blown off. a woman in indiana sued the police department after the swat team threw flash grenades in her home to serve a search warrants.

and they found only a 68-year-old woman and her 18-year-old daughter in the house and handcuffed them and they didn't find evidence in the search. city lawyers released a video of the raid to show that it was objectionably unreasonable. >> look at the their reaction. didn't find anything. why are you laying on the floor. hit it harder than i thought it was. it is just glass. >> that is not joining me now is the author of police state usa how the nightmare is becoming our reality. it is great to have you here. >> thank you, governor. >> the video you just scene, the

officers made a raid on a house that had no evidence found. what is chilling about it, it was a cavaliar attitude. i am a process law and order guy. and i think we ought to support the police and they do dangerous jobs on our behalf. have we crossed a line in some areas with what is called the militarization of police? >> definitely and i think all america is pro police. they are not saying anti- police or take police off of the streets. but when you kill innocent, and kill and maim a toddler and kill a 26-year-old marine in arizona, and then you go on the next day business as usual and use the military grade equipment on the civilian streets of america the line should be drawn. we should saw enough. >> are we using it because we

have it or need it? >> i say we need it. the war on drugs brought the equipment off of the battle in america for free and grand dollars braw through the homeland security. they have to train with it and justify the use and those why we are finding so many law enforcement officials using armorred vehicles and flash bang grenades for warrants on drug suspects. >> when i think of the initances. swat time in gibeson guitar. it is not like they are swing a guitar at them. i am not sure why full protective gear was necessary. is there an established protocol when to evoke the escalation of authority to that degree? >> you raise what i see is the

part of the solution. police departments are funded through city council offices and board of super visor, it would be easy for americans to go to the local board meetings and insist that the super visors stop funding police to purchase the equipment and use to maintain it. and you can enact divide lones like only use armorred vehicles in terrorist- type situation. >> it is disturbing for me in the federal level. you have every federal agency that is militarized. epa has a swat team. and understand homeland security. but the fa a? what do they need a swat team for. isn't that what the fbi or secret service or true police. >> and the marshal's office. let's not forget the library of congress at one point had

weapons and ammunitions. noaa for the weather service of the government. >> maybe they could shoot at clouds and make it rain. >> there you go. this is part of the larger questions that americans should be asking. not only are the police departments militarized or are we a police state usa. >> the situation in ferguson opened the wound and caused people to think about it. no one is suggesting that police not protect themselves fully. but where is the balance and when does it rise to the necessity of being behind such equipment and mass that the public doesn't know who these people are. are they local people? >> police departments used to take a oath to serve and protect. now they protect themselves. officer safety first and that is military mind set. when you serve in the military you protect your buddy next to

you from dying and go on search and redestroy. but serving and protecting the american public that are paying your sal row that mindset is dpn and we need to recanture that >> i hope a lot of americans will take it up and read. it delighted to have you here. (applause) >> thank you. >> president obama is touting the accomplishment of the military in iraq but what still needs to be done to stop the isis trail of terror? we'll find out when we come back. if you would like to comment on tonight's show, i welcome your response. go to my website. mikehuckabee.com. mikehuckabee.com. if you're suffering from constipation or irregularity, powders may take days to work. for gentle overnight relief, try dulcolax laxative tablets. ducolax provides gentle overnight relief, unlike miralax

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iraqi officials say the terrorist group isis has captured women and children and killed the men. religious minorities like the yazidis and christians are trapped on mount singjar. >> we don't expect there to be vac vag people off of the mountain and unlikely to have to continue humanitarian everies on the mountain. the majority of the military personnel will be leaving. iraq has a new prime minister after almaliki stepped down after eight tumultuous years. joining me is steve russell who is instrumental in the hunt and capture of osama bin laden. welcome back. >> we have had a change.

maliki is gone. but how much of a difference with the new ?tq÷wgovernment? >> i think the kurds are gone and separate from iraq at this point. it is a question of shia backed government influenced by iran and sunnis are in the biggest predictament. they side with savages or themselves and no alloys to turn to. >> we see the horrific things done in the hands of the isis war years. are we looking at preparing to exterminate them or bodies? >> they present one of the biggest threats that we have seen in the middle east in decades. i believe they have to be stopped. i believe they have to be stopped collectively with the

traditional allies in the region and stewingal monarchies and others. if it is allowed to fester and spread, it will present a danger to the entire world. >> the president said things are better and calmed down and wasn't that bad when they got up to mount singjar. to be honest with you. friends reported back to me through e-mail and phone calls and told me he must be looking at a old videotape. because what they are seeing is not a calm and serene place. what is your assessment and why would the president and department of state try to present it is fine and wizard of oz? >> he is looking at it through the next polls and political race. it is unfortunate, the president created the disaster with lack of status of force and blaming iraq and the previous

administration. and he has to take ownership and responsibility. and if all of that were true, it is time for the president to show leadership and bring those willing to put a stop to isis and their spread of savagery. he has to do that. but will he? >> it is obvious they are political and not military ones. i hear from people that there is an extraordinary level of frustration from the militaries people and feel like no one is listening to them. is that your assessment? >> that is not only my assessment but firsthand knowledge. i am privy to communication from senior officers. the president is well advised in the situation but he doesn't believe there is a danger presented to the entire globe in this case with isis or trying to view it through midterm elections. >> there is talk of evacuating a

lot of people. where do they go? and so, i don't see how evacuation of people of mount singjar is solving a problem. you have isis and how does that solve anything? >> it doesn't. it is great that we have aid that goes in and we should never be apology eddic for be feeding the hungry. but i would say that it can't be just putting out parachute of food. isis is one of the biggest threats we see because they are &hc% the region and unseat stable governments if the sunni arab jihaddist mentality spreads. allies in the arab and middle eastern world and traditional allies that could

stand together. but the president doesn't need sound by thes but needs to come up with the policy. he has advisories in the military that could assist. >> colonel. we all pray for peace. i don't think any of us have any concept of peace happening until you eliminate that from which is keeping us from having peace. i want to mention, sometimes we hear blessed are the peacemakers. those are the people who have to carry the weapons of warfare and eliminate the reason we don't have peace. pray for our military and they need our support. >> one of the successful cities of america, detroit, has spiralled in a town with no hope of recovery. but locals are fighting back. they are literally taking in

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>> it was known as the motor city for the bustling auto industry and motown and birth place of soul music. detroit is a prime example of economic crash and crime. it is the largest chapter for bankruptcy. a grassroots movement aims to rebuild the community. join me for the news and excutive director of rise to detroit legislator key.

it is an honor to have you with us. >> thank you for having me. >> detroit was once known asars nil of democracy. it would not have survived world war ii if not for detroit. i think of what happened in detroit in the past 40 years, you said we'll not let the town go down without a fight. what are you doing in a local level to rebuild the city. >> absolutely not. we have thousands of people in the city and organizations that believe in the city and believe it will be great again and working every day. churches and blocks of community groups and all kinds of programs. habitat for humanity and building homes. we have a great heart in this town and we will not let it die. this side of the story of detroit come back is underway and real.

>> people who live there, obviously have a greater vested interest in the city of detroit. you will not just sit back and let the city do i and outsiders pretend to love detroit more than you do. how a rise to detroit is impacting the neighborhoods. >> it is a organization, and we are advocate or champion for the transformation community. by that, anybody or group of individuals are working to create a better detroit. and mentoring and cleaning up the neighborhood. that is a champion for that. we promote volunteerism and take organization and solve the problems in the neighborhood. it takes all of us working together. we have people coming in and even from the other states

working together. people all over the country as you said in your opening. that is the reason the united states is here today. and helped to create arsenal of democracy. and it hinges on the future of detroit right now, we are seeing the greatest urban come back in the nation's history that is under way and evidenced by all of the people working here today in the neighborhoods of detroit. >> legislator, a lot of people hear things about detroit that are not that good. what is it about detroit that america is not hearing that you wish they were hearing? >> detroit is a city with lots of great and good people doing great things and doing great things all of the time. i am a former journalist and worked 30 years for a nourp. i taught journalism in college and the media has a role to play and i respect that.

but paul harvey said. let's tell the rest of the story. it is what is going on in neighborhoods and churches and working with seniors and kids. a lot of great stories of people. and that's why you are giving us an opportunity to tell the story to the nation and so important and appreciate. it >> legislator, we need detroit for being a strong city. thank you for all of the contributions that this city made in america. not only saving us in world war ii, but the music of our lives originated around the motor city. and i am grateful for people like you to say we will not let the city die without a fight. thank you for joining us. >> thank you, governor, for having me. >> in the racing world, investigators are continuing to deal with last weekend's tragic

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>> this is a fox news alert. i am kelly wright in new york another night of chaos in ferguson, missouri as police and protestors continue to clash. police resorting to tear gas again to control the crowd. dem strierts upset over the shooting death of an unarmed black teenager michael brown at the hands of a white cop. violent clashes similar to this happening daily since the august 9th incident. police saying the latest confrontation was sparked by protestors throwing molotov cocktails. the crowd bigger than the ones that turned out last night from the midnight to 5:00 a.m. curfew. 7 people were arrested and one man was shot. it appears there are some arrests tonight but still waiting for confrontation.

many protestors have been peaceful but the violence is over shadowing that. we take you to "huckabee." for all of your news go to foxnews.com. julie bandaras. >> on friday, nas-car ruled that drivers can't exit their cars after on track instances until safety personnel or nas-car officials comes to the scone. this is after the tragedy in a sprint race track in upstate new york. it resulted in the tragic death of kevin ward junior and ran on the track and hit by tony stewart's car and killed. one sports commentator with one of the idiotic acquisitions accusing george bush of being responsible for 9/11. this is the response from espn. >> settling the score is what

nas-car has done. pit crews and throw helmets and run on to the tracks and being aggressive in one way or thea aggressive in the heart of the nas-car. it is the settle the score sport. in the country where is the death penalty. texas, arkansas and alabama and if you don't live in it. it is us against them. confederate crowd. people in the south call northerners yankees, i didn't understand it. it is more divided and nas-car, it is very southern and very pick a side. and the culture of car racing which is a southern eye for eye culture. >> really? so this guy thinks that the death of kevin ward is because of a southern culture. since ward is a nasaive of new

york and stewart is from indiana, i am not getting the connection. but i take offense of a guy whose name rhymes with cow turd. cowherd reveals his ignorance by invoking eye for eye as being southern. maybe he ought to get out more. >> he pulls a comboif and you send it to the hospital and you send them to the morg. >> that is the chicago way. >> i never knew chicago was in alabama. look if you have a flat tire in a country road in mississippi you will not be there long before someone in a pick-up truck stops to help. and fellow who kills a dore in

georgia will give you meat. catching a mess of fish means the neighbors will get it too. total strafrmgers in tennessee will say hello. and people say i will pray for you in south carolina they will. i don't know where the goon from espn is from, but it ain't from the south. (applause) if he wants to make a complete fool of himself, he ought to come see you us and show us how to cook grits and run a trout line and set a hook on a largemouth bass or field dress a deer and clean a rifle and explain to us between the king jams and niv and sing amazing grace in four actives and play fiddle. and give bar-b-que rub. and treat a coon with a hound dog and if he can't do that, stick with what he knows which

is not southern culture and ought to shut his pie hole, bless his heart! (applause) >> all right. moviegoers in america are flocking to so movies that promote wholesome values. why faith- based films are

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>> with a budget of over $2 million. the film god's not dead turned in a huge profit and grossed 60 million when it was released this year. >> you think you are smarter than me? you think there is any argument that i will not have an answer for. >> that is the first intelligent thing you have said. let me make it clear. in that classroom, there is a god and i am here. and so don't try to humiliate me. >> the film is released on dvd and joining me is the star of the movie than what he plays in the film. kevin, great to have you here. (applause) >> thank you. kevin, if i didn't know you and all i anyhow was the screen

appearance i would say that guy is a jerk. >> i know my friends in minnesota. i wanted to kick your but the. >> it was a great film. my wife and i saw it and we thought it was well done and scripted and powerful message. and symptom attic of movies that have an uplifting and unapologietic christian message. why is it that hollywood doesn't get the message that people want films like this. >> new york and california, they call it fly over state. they have people that live there. and movies like. this do well. and this one went through the roof. it was well down. and the company is based in scottsdale, arizona.

>> you have gone from herculles. and now a role of a atheist college professor. >> i did a movie what if? i recommend it hilo. they came to me and said it is going to create controversy. and i know people have been persecuted in universities. there is atheist college professors and it exists and this movie shoes ha and exposes that. and shoes this is why god does exist. it created a following and amazing. >> does it worry you at all if you are in a film like this. people say kevin is doing only the kristyen films. could it hurt your career? >> it could potentially back lash. i am a christian conservative in hollywood and the devil cc got

it going against it. i have done 40 movies in the last 40 years. and i have got other projects. my wife is here, and she created a new tv series that deals in the faith- based world. and gets picked up. and you like 7th heaven and highway to heaven. it is long that vain and more like punched by an angel. >> i feel like that has happen to me. >> we to to get punched. >> and reading your book true strength i didn't know what you were had been through. and strokes and almost dying. i don't think people anyhow hercules had a tough time. i lived in new zealand and shot

a movie. and i had problems with having trouble with my left shoulder. and it wassan an richl. and a chiropracticer maneuver sent the clots to it my brain. and i had three strokes. it took four months of recovery to balance and walk dpaen. and the book chronicles that and autobiographical as well. we are going to hit that wall and what do you do and get past feeling sorry for ourselves and blaming everybody and god for our problems. >> i want to recommend to people the book. i found it stunning and stirring. it was great. but i am so glad the film god is not dead is on dvd. >> and i just don't understand why more films are created in

the major studios. is it the prejudice and attitude of the people who run the studios? >> it is strange. you can say jesus when you are cussing, but to say in movies it is taboo. and i tell people, i get stopped every day, and they say plose make more of these. i have revelation world will be out son. and it will be out in october. if you want movies like this. support them. it is important for the box office. and hopefully it is still a a caitalist society. if you support the movies, they will make more. >> i hope you are in a bunch of them. you are terrific in this one. if you haven't seen "god's not dead" it is it out on dvd.

édh leaves with a copy of the dvd. i just know you made them happy. kevin, thank you for being here. (applause) >> he's the voice behind the opening theme song of "true blood". jason everet here to rock the house when we come. house when we come. ♪ if you suffer from constipation, you will likely also suffer from gas. introducing new dulcogas, which starts working to eliminate gas bubbles in minutes for effective relief. dulcogas, from the makers of dulcolax- nothing relieves gas faster.

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>> hbo's true blood is one of the hottest shows on television. it's original theme song is just

as popular. ♪ ♪ [ music ] >> jayce everett wrote and performs that song. it's great to have you here. >> thank you, governor. >> the song was out before the television series but it took it to a new level were you shocked at the reaction the song had just by being the theme? >> relieved, really. it would have failed on its own. thankfully, hbo and this successful tv show brought it across the world. it's been great. >> am glad i don't have to be eaten by a vampire in order to play this song for you today >> you don't know that, governor. >> yes, i do. i'm sure of it. there is an interesting thing about you and your spiritual

quest. i want to know how this album came out. >> i grew up in texas in an evangelical community. i moved away from that as my own personal faith but look at the bible as one of the most-important books there, period hopefully, to be able to have a discussion of people with all faiths because we have too many banary discussions anymore. it's red, black, white, black. red, white. i'd like to understand one another a little bit better. that is my objective. >> we're going to do the song, i guess you could say made you famous. i thought we ought to get to it. >> let's do it, sir. >> okay. ought to get to it. >> let's do it, sir. ♪ when you came in the air went out ♪

♪ and every shadow filled up with a doubt ♪ ♪ i don't know who you think you are ♪ ♪ but before the night is through ♪ ♪ i want to do bad things with you pet set up in his room ♪ ♪ glaz filled up with blue ♪ i don't know what you done to me ♪ but i know this much is true ♪ i want to do bad things with you ♪ ♪ all right, danny boy.

♪ shadows there i don't know what you done to me ♪ ♪ but i know this much is true ♪ ♪ i want to do bad things with you. i want to do real bad things with you ♪ ♪

♪ i don't know what you've done to me but i know this one thing is true ♪ ♪ i want to do bad things with you ♪ ♪ i want to do real bad things with you ♪ >> jace everett, and we will be back with close thoughts right after this. after this. ♪

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when they leave here today. you have to get yours at amazon or your neighborhood bookstore. that's it from now. this is mike huckabee from new york. good night and god bless. stay tuned for good evening everyone. i'm megyn kelly. welcome to our "kelly file" special on bill, a man who admits to bombing this country repeatedly. the state department, the pentagon, the u.s. capital among other crimes during the 1970s. and he got away scot free. because this is america he wound up as a college professor who even helped a president launch his political career. over the years he managed to redefine himself not as a domestic terrorist but as a revolutionary, a kid who merely vandalized, not one who inspired murder. he is a man who took chances with other people's lives. and took every chance to d