"the factor." next week we will be reporting from los angeles. nice weather i hear out there. again, thanks for watching us tonight. ms. megyn is next. i'm bill o'reilly. please remember the spin stops here because we are definitely looking out for you. breaking tonight some of the america's foremost christian leaders delivering a harsh rebuke to president obama after he warned christians not to get on your "high horse" when condemning radical islamic murderers. welcome to "the kelly file" everyone. i'm megyn kelly. tonight the white house responding to a growing chorus of critics including franklin graham, the son of world renowned evangelist billy graham after many found the president's remarks at the international prayer breakfast yesterday insulting, misguided or confused. the white house saying the president was simply encouraging americans to hold themselves accountable. here's what he said. >> lest we get on our high horse

and think this is unique to some other place, remember that during the crusades and the inquisition people committed terrible deeds in the name of christ. in our home country slavery and jim crow all too often was justified in the name of christ. it is not unique to one group or one religion. there is a tendency in us, a sinful tendency that can pervert and distort our faith. >> trace gallagher live tonight with the reaction. trace. >> megyn, among those criticizing the president's comments at the prayer breakfast are historians who called a comparison of isis to medieval crusaders to manipulation and misrepresentation of historical evidence. even some who normally support the president are baffled mr. obama didn't at least make the

point christian intolerance has reformed and islam should do the same. religious leaders say the president's statements follow a long pattern of reminding the world that america hasn't fully repented for its sins. listen. >> they called us crusaders and you just confirmed it. mr. president we are not on our high horse, what we are on is high alert. and the american people would like to know for once you're willing to defend christianity and defend america instead of defending islam. >> franklin graham added this quoting many name have used the name of jesus christ to accomplish evil things of their own desires, but jesus taught peace, love and forgiveness. he came to give his life for the sins of mankind, not to take life. the comments also open the door for some republicans who may or may not run for president to weigh in. former virginia governor jim gilmore saying "this goes further to the point that mr. obama does not believe in america or the values we share." louisiana governor bobby jindal

saying "the medieval christian threat is under control mr. president. please deal with the radical islam threat today." . the white house was again asked about the comments and said "if you look at the entire text of remarks you'll see how well-suited they were for that audience and that setting." megyn. >> trace, thank you. bobby jindal went onto say and we will be happy to keep an eye out however for runaway christians, mr. president. it wasn't just faith leaders upset. this debate raged across the political spectrum today. joining us with more, a columnist for "new york post" and contributing editor to the weekly standard and alan colmes. let me start with you on it, alan alan, since we saw a lot of republican reaction there. i mean, as bobby jindal put it, runaway christians aren't really a huge problem in today's day and age. so why draw moral equivalence. >> he should focus on running

louisiana and the president is taken way out of context here. they're ignoring the bigger point, in the name of religion people have done horrible things. and to simply focus on islam -- >> and you're on a high horse if you do that? >> well, i think people are on a high horse when they do that. >> but you're on a high horse if you condemn radical islam? >> few you conflat radical islam and say this is islam this is not anything more than those bomb abortion clinics or attack abortion doctors or representing christ or saying slavery represents christianity. that's not at all what christianity was. that's the point he's trying to make. >> john. >> well, i think what was preposterous about what the president said is that christians alive today in the united states do not have to be held responsible for the behavior of christians 800, 500 or 160 years ago. >> thank goodness.

>> no one alive today has to bear the high horse responsibility for behavior that took place -- >> we need to be ashamed. >> eons before they were alive. and that is the outrage here. look, i don't have a horse in this race. i'm a jew. >> we have that in common. >> the crusades, the inquisition, my family wasn't here during slavery so i don't have a horse in this. but i will say this which is that in all of these cases christianity reformed itself. >> right. he even harkenned back to slavery. >> slavery and jim crow there were confederates and southerners who envoekinvoked christianity. henry ward beacher -- >> right. in terms of getting out of the

racest era of the '6 0z, we've got dr. martin luther king a christian. the point he's making -- >> christianity reformed itself is what i'm saying. and the issue here the president refuses to talk about the need for islam to reform itself. >> go ahead. >> my point is it's not islam. and that was not christianity. it's not about reforming -- it's not -- that was never islam in the first place. and that was never christianity in the first place. >> but no one is condemning all of islam. i mean that whole argument is just a strawman. >> so many people are saying this is what islam is. >> that is a minority. the main criticism is of radical islam. >> the president went to the national prayer breakfast a christian gathering, and what he did was to say to the extent that you are all worried about the threat of radical islam. and he in the talk acknowledges the danger. he says, but whoa, don't get on

your high horse. we've got to take account of the crusades inquisition and slavery. this is happening in 2015. >> right. >> anybody in that room has no relation, bears no responsibility and has to take no account, does not have to be accused of being on any kind of horse. >> why is he focused on the modern era? >> anybody practicing islam in the world today who's really practicing the religion the way it's meant to be practiced has no responsibility similarly for terrorism because they're not -- >> is that true? because there's been a big debate about whether the mainstream islamic community needs to be more forceful in condemning this perversion. >> they have. they had a big meeting in texas just two weeks ago where they got up and talk here to promote allah and what allah really stood for. >> are you only referring to isis? because i can make a very strong case too that the government of iran, which is an ir -- >> i don't know what you just said but it sounded terrifying.

>> pretentious, i apologize. they want to wipe israel off the map. they have killed americans. the world's largest supporter of terrorism. that is a regime we are negotiating with. that is a regime that -- >> did we not just negotiate go to war. you want to just hit them? start a war? of course we've got to negotiate. you negotiate with your enemies not your friends. >> i got to leave it there. >> great. great idea. >> everybody's looking to spell the very first word. >> i went to a dentist -- >> i don't know. the extra special painful dentist. >> you're not kidding. also tonight, a number of vets are now going after nbc news man brian williams suggesting he is trying to make himself into some sort of hero with the story he told about events in iraq. tonight, we will take you through the evidence step by step, the statements that brian williams has made we'll show

them to you and then bring you the man who broke this story and what he says the veterans say is untrue about those statements. plus, late breaking details on an american woman held hostage by isis. the terror group now claims she is dead. shepard smith joins us from jordan with new reporting on kayla mueller next. >> i am in solidarity with the syrian people. i reject the brutality and killing of the syrian authorities are committing against the syrian people. because silence is participation in this crime i declare my participation in a syrian sit-in on youtube. make sure you've got your partner behind to watch. kevin: there it is! (crunch!) ♪music♪ at bass pro shops' spring fishing classic, get a bass pro gift card with purchase of select tracker and nitro boats.

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sit-in on youtube. >> earlier i spoke with shepard smith live from amman jordan. >> so difficult to listen to that. you know kayla mueller, according to her family, began helping people and dedicating her life to that when she was 15 years old. and in 2011 she went to turkey eventually made her way to syria and the idea was help kids. she once brought a family together. their house had been bombed by the government. the father couldn't find the child. the father brought a picture up as the story goes and says can you find my little boy? and she did and she reunited them. and he said where is the world, and she said well, we're here and we're doing what we can do. that's who kayla mueller was. that's the one isis kidnapped. and that's the one isis now says a jordanian air strike over syria killed. nobody's buying it. listen here to the jordanian minister of information. >> obviously we're all looking into it but our initial reaction is that it just doesn't add up. we're highly suspicious of the

story. nobody can identify the nationality of an airplane in the sky. plus what would that lady be in a storage of weapons and training centers for for terrorists? >> they sent some video out of air strikes that actually did happen in syria. they didn't hit any people that they know of except for an ammunition dump and other spots, but no reason to believe kayla mueller would have been there. they're certainly investigating. it's fully possible and many analysts believe she may have been dead for some time. the last they heard anything from her was the beginning of 2014 when they sent a proof of life e-mail if you will showing her in a -- but nothing since then except a ransom demand except proof of life. the queen was out with all of them this morning right after friday prayers. thousands of people in the streets demanding that this fight against isis continue and intensify demanding retribution for the loss of their hero, megyn.

>> wow. shepard smith thank you. back in washington the administration was tight lipped about kayla mueller today. and said they were focused on the rollout of the president's new national security strategy. after we spent weeks hearing about the global terror threat from people like jack keane and former d.i.a. chief flynn. susan rice today gave a speech that put the terror threat on the same footing as world health and climate change and said we should not give-in to "alarmism". >> while the dangers we may face may be more numerous and varied they are not of the existential nature we confronted in world war ii or during the cold war. we cannot afford to be buffeted by alarmism and nearly instantaneous news cycle. >> tell that to senator lindsey graham, a republican and some others who say that the threats we face are indeed as dire as those of the past.

>> you know, before world war ii people believed that they just gave hitler one more country or a german speaking portion of a country he would be fine. they never really understood that hitler wanted a master race. the radical islamists are motivated by a religious doctrine that has no place for you or i or moderate muslims or anyone else they disagree with. they want a master race. >> joining me now democratic congressman adam schiff ranking member of the house intelligence committee. good of you to be here tonight. he seemed to agree with general jack keane and others who have suggested this is the communism of our time this group isis. and that we need a global strategy to defeat it. after they say we need to identify it as what it is. in their view is a war against radical islam. what say you? >> well, i agree that we need a global strategy. and i certainly agree that this is the fundamental challenge of our time.

i don't agree with senator graham though that this is equivalent of world war ii but we've been through far worse challenges in the past. and i don't think it adds really to our strategy to try to compare it with the existential threat that we had during world war ii. at the same time we are up against a barbaric enemy an adaptive enemy, a difficult enemy. and this is a fight that we have to make in concert with others. and i'm hoping that this horrible death of the jordanian pilot will galvanize the arab world in a way that will enhance its willingness to take on this fight both on the battlefield as well as the ideological fight. >> we heard the fbi director this week say he has cases open investigating an isis presence in every state in the union except for alaska. this is tonight we get news isis is reportedly planning on kidnapping more westerners. as somebody who sits on the intelligence committee in the position that you do, you get briefings that the rest of the congress doesn't get, what is your number one concern when it comes to isis? >> well, my number one concern

is just with extraordinary loss of life that we're seeing now around the world not only in syria and iraq but we're having attacks, a combination of al chi ta da in isis and paris and we're not immune to this. we have to turn every attention to protecting the homeland. ultimately that means we have to attack isis at its source which is in iraq and syria. and it's going to be a long and difficult struggle. i think we are making some headway in iraq. we haven't made much headway in syria, but i think we're going to have to defeat isis in iraq first. and i think we have to be careful not to take full ownership of the civil war in syria. as some are urging us to do. which would require us to go in with at least 100 to 200,000 troops to depose bashar al assad and potentially occupy that country for a decade. it is going to require a wholesome effort by this country, but i don't think we want to repeat the model we used in afghanistan.

>> do you believe isis in this claim that they have -- that this american hostage was killed by a jordanian air strike? >> i don't believe it for a minute. for the reasons that the jordanian government has said as well which is there's no way you could identify a jordanian plane, it is all too convenient for them to claim that this poor woman was the only person killed, that there were no other isis people around. just far too convenient as a propaganda move. so i certainly hope and pray that she is alive. if she is not, there's only one party responsible and that's isis. >> congressman adam schiff, thank you so much for being here tonight, sir. >> thanks, megyn. >> all the best. well, nbc news anchorman brian williams is under attack again tonight from veterans and media critics accusing him of embellishing a story about his time in iraq to make himself look like some sort of hero. that's their accusation. tonight we'll take a look step by step at what he actually said

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developing tonight, pope francis stirring up controversy with remarks in which he said it is okay for parents to spank their children so long as they do it with dignity.

the pope speaking at the vatican this week on the importance of a good father in a family. during the speech the pope recalled a conversation he had with a father who admitted he sometimes hits his children. but added he did not hit the child in the face so as not to humiliate him. the pope reportedly agreeing with the discipline tactic by saying "how beautiful, he has a sense of dignity. he needs to punish them and does it justly and moves on." a reverend who collaborates with the vatican press office reportedly defended the pope saying watch pope francis when he's with children and let the images and gestures speak for themselves. there's also a big story from the pentagon tonight where they announced they will award purple hearts to the victims in the horrific 2009 ft. hood terror attack. in that attack nadal hassan shot and killed 14 people and wounded over 30 others.

catherine herridge file thd report. >> megyn, more than five years after the ft. hood massacre the army now says the attack was terrorism and not workplace violence as the defense department initially labeled it. this morning the army started calling the ft. hood survivors and families to begin the process. sean manning who first spoke to fox news about the attack where he was shot six times by then-major nadal hassan. >> i saw everybody screaming and the blood all over and blood on my chest. >> reached by phone manning said he's grateful the army is no longer in denial. >> to define it as an act of terrorism and that represents, you know the sacrifice that these guys made was something that was no different than if in iraq or afghanistan. >> whether the perpetrator hassan was cooperating with a foreign terrorist group.

hassan exchanged multiple e-mails with a senior al qaeda figure anwar al wa la ki but emphasized it should have come years ago. a lawyer for the family said the benefits will be a lifeline though the administration threw up blocks to prevent the designation. >> they wanted this to be swept under the rug. for these people many of whom have been struggling mightily since this event took place and since they've been given the back of the hand by their own government. >> the army said in a statement the purple heart's strict eligibility criteria had prevented the military from recognizing the victims sooner. one of the survivors told fox today that when he got the call he broke down in tears because the years of frustration had finally been lifted. megyn. >> wow. catherine, thank you. also tonight a number of veterans upset with nbc anchor brian williams. up next, the story he told about

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has misreported and at times misrepresented for more than a decade an incident he experienced in iraq in 2003. trace gallagher live with the details. trace. >> megyn brian williams' apology hasn't exactly put this controversy to rest. in fact, it may have just stirred the pot. williams found himself apologizing again today to his fellow employees at "nbc nightly news" and tom brokaw came out and denied a report he called for williams to be fired. saying "i have neither demanded nor suggested brian to be fired. his future is up to brian and nbc news executives." not exactly a ringing endorsement. williams claimed for years that in 2003 his helicopter in iraq came under fire. listen. >> two of our four helicopters were hit by ground fire including the one i was in. >> no kidding? >> rpg and ak-47. >> that of course was not true. and the soldiers who did come under fire finally blew the whistle.

nbc is now investigating its lead anchor. and the investigation might have to include statements brian williams made while covering hurricane katrina when he said he witnessed a body floating in the french quarter. the former new orleans health director said the only body recovered near the french quarter was a man who died of a heart attack at a restaurant. williams' credibility is taking a hit online and on the front page. the "new york post" doing a pinocchio cover. and #brianwilliamsmisremembers is having fun a placing him key events in history. nbc has yet to come out with a statement fully supporting williams, but the pilot of williams' helicopter in 2003 who yesterday said they did receive small arms fire is now backtracking saying he too may have misremembered. megyn. >> trace thank you. as trace mentioned williams apologized after claiming he rode in a helicopter that was hit by a rocket propelled grenade in 2003. but now new reports are raising

concerns about the accuracy even of williams apology and of williams' original reporting more than a decade ago. earlier tonight i spoke with travis trinton the reporter for stars and stripes who broke the story and has continued to dig for the truth. travis, good to see you tonight. thanks for being here. it's been really stellar reporting by you gois because the veterans came to you and you stayed on it. let's just start with when in your estimation based on the conversations you had with the guys who were actually in these helicopters, when did the misleading statements by mr. williams begin? >> what they told me was from the very beginning they felt that this story was misreported and misrepresented. and really they've been frustrated and angry about it since then. >> he claims that he was part of a group of helicopters that was going on a mission and that one of the choppers took rpg fire,

ak-47 fire and so on. you have a map tonight that shows in fact brian williams' helicopter wasn't part of that mission and actually was going a different way. tell us what we're seeing here with big windy and hercules. >> sure yeah. i spoke with five veterans who were on these aircraft at length. there were two companies here. there was a chinook company of three helicopters traveling north. this company came under fire. there was a second company of three chinook helicopters traveling in the opposite direction, south carrying brian williams and the nbc crew. this second company traveling south never came under fire. they completed their mission and they ended up landing due to a sandstorm. >> so let's talk about the specific statements that brian williams has made. because now it's coming out that the reports as far back as 2003 when he first got back are allegedly inaccurate.

here's the first one where in his original reporting when he returned he offered the following audio from one of the choppers that was apparently in the big windy group, it was not in the group he was in that was heading in the totally opposite direction. here's how he reported it. >> indeed just before we were able to make our drop radio traffic makes clear this routine mission is running into trouble. >> we took fire on the way in. we currently are not under fire. i say again not under fire. but we look for some kind of security, over. >> we took fire on the way in. why is this misleading? >> what you're hearing is radio coming from this other company of chinooks that was heading toward baghdad, a different company altogether. >> that williams is nowhere near. i should tell the viewers that the pilot of brian williams flight drafted a piece today that he made public saying our

flight, he was his pilot, was uneventful with the exception of a desert dust storm. the second thing that happens in that 2003 report is he suggests the chinhook ahead of the one bring yam williams was in was almost blown out of the sky. >> suddenly without learning why we've been ordered to land in the desert. on the ground we learned the chinook ahead of us was almost blown out of the sky. >> what is misleading about that? >> in no way was he following this chinook that had come under fire. again, he was in a separate formation and a separate company traveling in the opposite direction. i don't see in any way where you could ever accurately portray that as following the aircraft that was hit. >> uh-huh. he talked about -- this is the

pilot of his actual flight, talked about how that big windy aircraft was not part of our unit, i'm quoting. it was not part of our flight we were not flying behind them. our missions were completely separate. this is the pilot of brian williams' flight writing brian williams began to tell the story from 2003 that the lead aircraft in our flight had received this ground fire. this was not true. and then we hear brian williams in 2013 on with david letterman getting very explicit about the fact that he claimed the helicopter in which he rode actually took ground fire. here's that. >> two of our four helicopters were hit by ground fire including the one i was in. >> no kidding? >> rpg and ak-47. >> here he's suggesting that the aircraft he was in took ak-47 fire. not supported by the facts? >> absolutely not supported by the facts. you know i have two veterans who were on aircraft in the

company that he was flying with. and they said they took no fire at any point during that day. >> and then it culminated in a report last friday where, i mean, this was the grand sort of the granddaddy of all the stories he told where now the aircraft he was actually traveling in received rpg fire. here's that. >> the story actually started with a terrible moment a dozen years back during the invasion of iraq when the helicopter we were traveling in was forced down after being hit by an rpg. >> he had never even told that one before. that's just taking it to a whole new level. >> yeah, this is kind of the final stage in an evolving story, an evolving flawed recount of what happened. >> now he's saying in that same thing he was saying -- or he told david letterman that the captain of his aircraft had received a purple heart for a wound to the ear. and again this chris simion

writes i was the pilot in command of that aircraft. i do not have a purple heart. and my ears are just fine. and it finally culminates in the apology he issued on monday after all these veterans wrote in the rpg apparently pushed veterans over the edge and got more vocal and spoke with you, stars and stripes. and then he had to issue this apology in where the veterans had to come out and say again, no, it's still misleading. >> i said i was traveling in an aircraft that was hit by rpg air fire. i was instead in a following aircraft. we all landed after the ground fire incident -- >> what is wrong with saying he was in a following aircraft? >> again, if you see how these companies were flying there's just no way to explain it as you were following this other aircraft. it also implies that he was close. you know i was told by these crews that when these chinooks fly they have several rotor

blade links between them. that's considered following. you know that's close enough to have very good visuals on the aircraft there. so traveling in the opposite direction, it just cannot be described as following the aircraft. >> what do these guys who were actually there think is going on here, think he's been doing with this story? >> you know they think that he wants the glory. he wants to share in the glory of this war story. and it's an extraordinary story what happened to this chinook. i mean these guys that were on this one chinook could have died easily. it was extraordinary that they survive. >> and have they forgiven him? because they apologized and said he misremembered the events he conflated his memories over the years. do they accept that? >> the veterans i spoke with who talk to me about this apology they accepted it. one told me i don't want to kick

him while he's down now. but i think the wider vet and military population has, you know, there's a lot more anger out there plenty of people calling for williams to be fired. >> yeah. i do want to tell the viewers yesterday we reported there was one man who went on cnn and claimed to be the pilot of the flight that brian williams was in. that man has since recanted his story. he was the one supporting the story that maybe there was ak-47 fire on brian williams' aircraft. he now says he doesn't know whether that's true and there's doubts about whether there was in fact the man on that mission because this other man has come forward saying i was the pilot, not this other guy. in any event, travis, great to see you. thank you very much for being here tonight. >> thank you, megyn. >> we've got howie kurtz right after this break. i'm going to ask him what he thinks about that. we had a very fiery debate about this on the program last night. and a lot of viewers wrote in. that's the evidence laid out.

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into a woman. jenner you may recall has made headlines for years for his plastic surgery, to his life on keeping up with the kardashians. his divorce from his wife kris kardashian was now finalized and he's been spotted with longer hair, painted nails, diamond earrings. he's reported to have the adam apple shaved which is one of the first steps toward transition transitioning. and now we're told he'll share whatever news he has with diane sawyer in a new e news documentary he's making. howie kurtz is host of "media buzz" here on fnc. your reaction to that interview we just had with travis from stars and stripes where we just you know, there was -- i tried not to put any judgments in there. i tried to just have him lay the claim, the statement and what the guys are claiming. >> that was a great visual

timeline, megyn, that proves without a doubt this was not a one-time memory lapse or fog by brian williams. he has versions of this tale of the chopper in iraq which either was hit by an rpg which he was on or following right behind the evidence collected by stars and stripes makes clear he was nowhere near the chopper that was downed and fortunately everybody there survived. this shows why late today nbc news president announced an internal investigation by nbc into the actions of its chief anchor and why she has not in that memo or publicly ordered support -- >> how about tom brokaw? what a weak statement he put out. >> well, brokaw who helped bring brian williams to nbc news with the hopes he'd become the successor, reported based on anonymous sources saying he wanted brian williams out, he clarified that but did not exactly put his weight behind

his successor either. we're seeing here i think distancing on the part of nbc folks because they're not sure what's going to come out next. >> i got to get to bruce jenner but do you think he's going to be fired? >> i would not say so right now. i think that he's had a long and basically solid career. >> over ten years. >> if you say it's a one-time mistake, he probably hangs onto his job. but if more comes out, he's got a credibility crisis on his hands. >> let's talk about bruce jenner and why do you say this is turning into a media circus. >> it's a media circus with jenner as the ring master. this is fascinating story where the coverage could be uplifting and ground breaking. instead it feels tawdry and cheap. the reason is over the years the pictures the obvious changes in bruce jenner's appearance, he hasn't said a word. this isn't some ex-athlete living in a hollywood fortress. he's part of the kardashian clan, he's on three or four reality shows i've lost track.

for him to be silent about this kind of creates this mystery that's been filled by a lot of gossip columns and these sightings and maybe he's holding it all for diane sawyer. >> how should he be handling it? he lives in this world with these kardashians where everything they do is fodder for reality tv series. do you think that undermines it? or do you think this is a platform that will take you know, millions of americans who have no idea what it means to be transgendered into that struggle and all they have to go to -- through when they do in fact transition. >> well, bruce jenner could handle it any way he wants obviously. but by sort of holding back and letting the suspense build it puts journalists in a very difficult box. do we even refer to jenner as he at this point? nobody wants to get too far out in front of this. we don't want to mischaracterize it. and we let people self-identify their gender as we should but it's a very mystifying situation right now. >> and diane sawyer is one thing, but reality tv on e, well, we'll see. howie, good to see you.

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breaking news tonight on whitney houston's daughter bobbi kristina. tmz is reporting there's an active criminal investigation underway. the 21-year-old found facedown in her bathtub last saturday. reports say when she was found she had injuries. and now her boyfriend is facing questions. tonight, waga reporter ang leek proctor reports from atlanta on the conflicting reports of brown's condition. >> reporter: there is very little that compares to a grandma's love. and so friday afternoon sis si houston came to see her ailing granddaughter.

the 81-year-old wore a white coat and tan shawl and was escorted in to emery university hospital. inside the brown and houston families remained hopeful as 21-year-old bobbi kristina continues on life support. a man who describes himself as a close friend max lomus found bobbi kristina facedown in a bathtub in her home saturday. doctors have apparently told her father, bobby brown they have done all they can. but the 47-year-old who gave us a thumbs up on his birthday yesterday is relying on his faith and refusing to give up. >> that was our fox affiliate reporter angelique reporting. we'll be right back with breaking news on rosie o'donnell. >> true followers of islam follow the prophet of mohamed and the example he set. that's what we see with isis. that's what we see all throughout history, sean.

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woundedwarriorsmammoth.org. by the way breaking news on rosie o'donnell. she is leaving "the view" and has now left her wife. she is focusing on her family's well-being. see you monday at 9:00. welcome to "hannity." new developments tonight. nbc news brian williams is still at work today behind the anchor desk, but according to reports the peacock network is allegedly investigating their lead anchor for lying about being in a military helicopter that was struck by rpg fire in iraq while covering the war back in 2003. according to a report by the "new york post" there's anger towards williams within the network which has set up a so-called truth squad made up of investigators and reporter to investigate his tall tales. this comes as his credibility is