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carson's mother worked two to three jobs at a time to support his family. carson says he did poorly at school at first and developed a violent temper as a boy. but sonya had a message for her sont. anything is possible. she demanded that they read two books a week. slowly, carson's grades improved. as a teen, he joined a junior rotc program quickly rising through the ranks. he graduated high school in 1969 with honors. at yale, he oobl taned a degree in psychology and found his future wife with whom he would raise three sons. he went onto med cat school excelling in surgery and by age 32, carson was the director of pediatric neurosurgery. but it was in 1987 that carson's shots to stardom became the first ever to separate twins.

just one of 15,000 surgeries. today, what draws many is the same thing drawing the media's attention. a compelling personnel narrative. his memoir, gifted hand, draws out many that would lead to a play and a movie about drchlt carson. >> doctor? >> which child would ewe liyou o see first? >> thank you. thank you. >> and then dr. carson decide ds to run for president and low and behold became the front runner. that's when media outlets decided to probe the doctor's memoir and how. in it, they challenged dr. carson's claim that his temper once led him to try to stab a friend named bob. and that he attempted once to hit his own mother with a hammer.

dr. carson's book offers those examples as evidence of his yoo youthful rage which he says god and his own mother helped him heal. cnn found ten results, 50 years ago and nine out of ten did not remember a violent temper. the suggestion was clearly that carson made it out. >> we went through the yearbooks, we called many of his class mates, found his close friends through every period of his life. and the person that he describes on these anecdotes cannot remember any episodes of violence. >> people interviewed by cnn who knew carson back then are surprised by that description. >> nine friends, class mates and neighbors who grew up in carson's home, cnn, they feel no recollection. >> carson admitted to the kelly file that the friend he

allegedly tried to stab was, in fact, a kwloes family member saying he changed the names in his memoir. however he maintained his story was true. and, sure enough, this week, a newspaper clipping was found from 1997 in which his mother, sonya, directly supports her son's story, saying oh, that really happened. i salt him down and told him that you don't accomplish much bebeing a bully. you accomplish much more being kind than being harsh. he was offered a full scholarship to the prestigious west point military academy. west point does not offer scholarships. carson admitted to politico that a central point in his personal story was fabricated. his application and acceptance

into the u.s. military academy at west point. explosive coverage followed. >> we begin with a fire storm and the offer he's been offered a scholarship. >> the story was meant to illustrate from impoverished kid to renowned neurosurgeon. tuition is free in exchange for mill stair service. >> if this politico thing is true, he made something up. >> it is different than misremembering a story from your past. it's different than misremembering when you get into a fight who cow you got into a fight with and what happened at that time if you were in elementary school or junior high. this is lying about applying to west point and getting a full ride there. >> this is lying about applying. he made up being admitted. but politico had its headline wrong.

dr. carson never admitted fabricating an application to or add madmittance to west point. instead, he stood by his story that a scholarship was offered, but he said he never accepted. he clarified that the offer was only made orally, which he had not disclosed before. and said that no formal exchange had ever occurred. politico was forced to change itsds reporting, but, many in the media ignored the reversal. then the wall street journal hit the doctor with more allegations, suggesting a third anecdote was in doubt. in gifted hands, carson acounts a prank. he says students have o of course called perception 301 where their exams had been lost in a fire. a retake was scheduled for the next day and that the new test was ridiculously hard. many stoounts got up and left on

protest or claiming that they hadn't seen the retake noes. notice. carson claims he completed the test and he was told that he was truly honest by the professor who then handed him a $10 prize. carson claimed his picture was taken by the school paper. but the media found no record of any picture of dr. carson in the school paper around that time. nor any record of a class by that name. >> these questions undermine some of the central points that he's been making about himself. and i think that lies the danger. >> i'm not sure this is unfair. and ben carson always likes to talk about the fact that barack obama didn't have to go through this vetting. well, he did. >> i hope he wroent be pushed back to ben carson to be complaining about our vetting. that's a key job. >> got h or did they. once again, the attack seemed to fall apart. but, first, carson seemed to

recount a prank nearly isle dent kalg to the one he described in his mem ware. he said i'm the one who organized this prank. saying the story happened largely as dr. carson described. this is from the article. the editorial assistant at the sa tier yal yale record who says he helped write the fake test says he was 99% certain the way carson remembers it is correct. at the end, what few students remain, it may have been one or two, i wasn't there, received a small cash prize. carson demanded an apology. none so far. has been forthcoming. joining me now, guide benson, co-author of the bookend discussion. good to see you. >> hey, megyn. >> so none of these things tells

us whether ben carson kpaj rated some facts in his memoirs. he may have done that. but each of the kpaexamples we' just gone through which is with the ones the media really hit him on, has seemed to fall apart in part or in whole. your thoughts? >> first of all, i'm still trying to wrap my head around the fact that in this electoral cycle, we have a candidacy for the presidency that yes, in nakt, he did try to stab someone. trust me, i tried to stab someone. that's a presidential candidate. but i think that the exposition that you and your team just perform ds there is so worthwhile and so important. three major news outslets really took a stab, so to speak, at ben carson this week. and they came up empty. they either totally blew the scoop or they o mitted or didn't on earth relevant details that corroborated the broads arc.

so this narrative seemed to take root in the media that ben carson is a serial fabulous. and then low and behold, bit by bit, it turned out actually no, the major thrust of these stories were true. >> the thing on the scholarship really gave a lot of people pause. like you he was on camera saying i was offered a scholarship to west point. and everyone came out saying they don't offer scholarships. and, yets, they use that terminology on their own web site. there was an ad put out not long ago disz cussing scholarships. it's not beyond the possibility that some official said a promising young african american rotc scholar who got into yale, we'd love to have you at west point and if you come here, it will be a full scholarship. but the media is tryingings to prove a negative. >> if you're a 17-year-old kid in ben carson's position and you acounted his childhood and

upbringing, if you have someone in the military whispering in your ear hey, if you come to west point and by the way, it would be free, of course your 17-year-old brain would translate that into a scholarship. the politico people, the headline was wrong, the lead was wrong and some details were wrong. what was said to be a lie turned out to be a totally reasonable explanation. >> and the cnn thing about going back and trying to find people about whether they ever saw the violent side. he doesn't suggest i was running around very angry. 50 years ago, do you remember, mean, 50 years ago, guys. >> what does this prove? the point is they're ready to go after ben carson. hoe deserves to have that memoir problemed. fully probed. >> i'm a big believer in the media thoroughly vetting presidential candidates.

i wish they would do it to both sides equally. especially for someone who carson who's running a heavily biographical cam payable. . the where you know thing i will say that gives me concern, if i'm watching the carson campaign, all the evidence, much of the evidence that you just laid out that was excull chtorial was unearthed: it's almost as if they were caught flat flooted by all of this and effectively out sourced their response to buzz feed. that doesn't give mel a great feeling about their prepared hns. >> this is my last .to tow e you. when the media does some sort of a deep dive into hillary clinton back into the 1990s when her husband wiz president and all the issues that we've gone through with whitewater, what are the odds that we're going to hear from many media out lets, that's old news.

that's not fair game. g asked and answered. old news, megyn, move on. >> and that's just 25 years ago. that's not 50. >> well, we also have breaking news tonight on hillary clinton and a dramatic campaign trail moment that exploded into demands for an apology from the democratic front runner. we'll see whether she issues one. and, henry, reports on the exchange is here on whether this could hurt hillary with women voters going forward. >> every time i see her on tv, i want to reach through and strangle her. i'm always there for my daughter. for the little things. and the big milestones. and just like i'm there for her, pacific life is there to help protect me and my family so i can enjoy

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where vets died waiting for care. yet,at this same event, she may have created an even bigger political problem by kis dismising those comments from a male voter who said he was angry with carly fiorina because he was laid off when she was in charge of a company. the committee slamming clinton for talking about standing up for clinton, yet, doing nothing to stop this. >> every time i see her on tv, i want to reach through and strangle her. >> you know, i know that doesn't sound very good. >> and i -- i. >> i wouldn't mess with you. >> i can tell when she's lying because her lips are moving, you know. it's ridiculous with this woman. and then to see her say that you're a liar really upsets me. >> well, unfortunately, that's the political season that we're in. >> tonight, fiorina's camp is noting that she got into hot

water with the media for not stopping a voter at a diner who questioned obama's religion. she said at abc now "why a voter told clinton he wants to strangle fiorina. then, during that controversy, fiorina doesn correct a man who calls obama black muslim. when a reporter later asked if she took the man seriously, she did not answer verbally but shook her head no. the man's comments, they believe, were a joke and that's why clinton laughed. >> ed henry, thank you. joining me now, katie pav lirks ich. >> what do you make of the reaction? >> welt, it's not that she simply laughed at a joke awkwardly. she hysterically laughed and then responded in participation with the joke by saying i wouldn't mess with you. look, hillary clinton claims to be a champion of women.

if she was, she would have stopped the man saying it's inappropriate for you regardless of the fact that we disagree politically. >> okay, wait. hillary clinton -- >> let me stop you on that. so often the less in particular wants to hold to these plitically inkrekts standards. and the right says it was a joke. lighten up. and if you listen to the man's whole story, he talked about how many he doesn't like carl carly fiorina and how he did well and how he got laid off just by his great work and found out that she bought two corporate jets and he gettings angry when he sees her because people's marriages have dissolved. he says i'm so angry at her. it's not so much a joke as a commonly used expression, maybe? that, i don't know that i have ever said i want to strankle

somebody, but they say oh, only. >> well, look. this comes down to hillary clinton and the left had stood for. if they are going to be holding to the same standard, they should be. she's going to be out on the campaign trait being a champion for women and champion for domestic abusers when someone says they want to strangle a woman, you would think that hillary clinton wants to stand for something different. you know, hillary clinton encount e counters a voter with harsh words. if a republican had been in a town hall with someone who said something like this implying a domestic violence act against hillary clinton, not only would that republican be chased out of the race, but every single republican candidate would be asked for days on end in the media what their response is whether they condemn or condone it.

>> it was just 2012 when mitt romney got hillaried with for saying i wanted to hire more women and i said go out and get me more female candidates. and they submitted bind eres full of women. and what he meant to say was women's resumes. but debbie and the left just ani anighlated him for saying binders full of women. and now, i'm sure they're coming to the microphones reelgts now to talk about how inappropriate this is. >> well, they're actually not. hillary clinton's campaign is falling back on the argument that this is a joke, i'm wondering if the women are going to fall back on the issue of this being comedy. >> but let me ask you,do you think -- if you listen to the man, i don't know that it was a joke per se, but it was almost an expression. it's a way of, like x i could have killed the guy. but you don't mean you were

going to kill the guy. but do you think -- do you think his comment was inappropriate? and do you think she should have said something? >> it's -- this is simply not even about -- obviously, he made the comment which has prompted this kfrgts. but this is about hillary clinton's reaction. she laughed hysterically at the notion that this man, wanting to strangle her female opponent. and, once again,if hillary clinl ton wants to be a champion of feminism, she should probably use its for all women. not just the ones who agree with her politically. >> thanks for coming. >> also tonight, marco rubio launches a first hard hitting head strike against jeb bush and how this is likely to play out. there she is. she's coming in here. now. >> what marco has is something that the republican party needs to have. a hopeful, optimistic message

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principles. >> im'm a huge fan. it's based on the alternative scene today and reported to be a good president. >> so proud of his enthusiasm. i'm so proud of his eloquence. >> i'm a huge marco fan. >> dana was former white house press secretary under george w. bush and has co-hosted the five. it kind of brings a tear to your eye. they used to be so nice to each other. i don't know, they might be. thigh e they try not to show them. this comes on the heels of the report that rubio had that jeb is about to unleash. and rubio is going to dismantle it as we just saw. >> i think this's a couple things happening. so, in theory, and in law, and in hetheory, the superpacks are not allows to coordinate with the campaign. they're doing a little bit with a grain of salt.

it doesn't make sense to me that jeb would waste a lot more time going after marco rubio's voting record, it fell flat. trump tried to attack rubio about his credit cards that fell flat. so i don't really see a lot of currency in attacking marc marco rubio at this point. and i don't think you'll see it. but i do think that marcor,ubio should be expecting a lot of criticism coming your way. it's even reports that the hillary clinton campaign is going to go out. >> they're worried about him. she's worried about him. he could pose a real challenge to her. he's young, he's energetic. he's realtive. he's got a lot of firsts in the same way she's got a lot of firsts and could neutralize her. >> he's very el kwent. he knows his policy very well. he's very strong and he brings something else that she doesn bring, which is traustworthines.

the numbers on that, she was dead last when it comes to who's honest and trust wror thir and rubio was near the top. >> but speak to the flip. it is true. he said he was going to run a joyful campaign. >> and this is his protege. and so it's pretty effective for rubio to come back and say i get it. but here's what you say before. this sounds like honest opinion. and, now, as he said, obviously,you're attacking me because somebody suggested to o you that that would be helpful to you. >> who would believe that? >> come on, greg, seriously? i think that what you're seeing is jeb bush campaign surprised that they've not doing better rmt this is the narrative that they're the adult in the room with all of the money. now, i don't think that he thought it was going to be easy because it's not going to be

easy for a republican regardless in this election. but i do think they're surprised and they do have to go after rubio chlts but why would the rubio campaign worry too much about jeb. jeb is in the third tier. first term republican senators. cuban roots. what differentiates them from each other. and i think you'll actually start to see that contrast soon, possibly from rubio's side. >> dana, we'll see you -- >> if i'm not a pumpkin after midnight. i might wear orange. it's exciting. we'll see. she's coming up o close to one. so if it happens, you'll see. et great to see you. also, tonight, dualing debates on two historic college ugs campuses with what is supposed to be the free exchange of ideas. >> our panel is next on how this issue plays into the 2016

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whole student body encouraging students to call police if they heard hateful or hurtful speech. that's right. call the pligs if something offends you. that's where we are now. even more dramatic is the video of the missouri journalism professor, communications professor, i should say. attacking reporters, reporters who are trying to cover the student protest. >> can i talk to you? >> no, you need to get out. you need to get out. >> no, i don't. >> you need to get out. >> i actually don't. >> all right. who wants to help me get this reporter out of here? >> you need to get out. >> that says public property. >> this is a really good one. i'm a communication ambassador. >> but you need to go. >> look at that moron. trace gallagher has more from our news room. trace? >> megyn, the media professors

seen pushing the student journalist away from protesters has apologized from her actions but at the very same time that the university of missouri is trying to stop students from vid yee taping aent racism protesters. the university is trying to convince students to video tape any incident they believe might qualify as hurtful or hateful speech. students are also being asked to provide license plates and vehicle descriptions. a campus police e-mail reads in part while cases of hurtful and hate ffl speech are not crimes, if the individual's identified are students, the office of stunt conduct can take disciplinary action which includes everything from written warnings to expulsion. mean tile, the yale university divide is growing twreen students fighting for free speech and those racial on campus. some claim an on-campus

fraternity held a white girls fraternity party. the fraternity denies that. it came when the dean said asking students to avoid srespect alien nates or ridicules segments of our population based on race, nationality or gender expression. but that e-mail didn't sit well who wrote free speech and the ability to toll rate offense are the hallmarks of a free and open society. she went onto ask if a bloged child went onto be mulan for a day was wrong or you could wear a princess costume if you ooir not a black girl from new orleans. and when he tried to defend his wife, he was shouted down by students who claim because of his opinion, they don't feel safe. listen. >> be kwooit.

because of your position, it is your job to create a place of comfort and home for students. you have not done this. that goes against your position as an actor. do you understand that? >> no, i don't agree with that. >> then why would you accept the position. you're going to leave. you're going to transfer because you are a poor steward of the community. you should not sleep at night. you are disgusting. >> by the way, that screaming stunt has been identified by one media out let as a yale senior from a very upscale connecticut suburb. >> thank you. joining me now with reaction, ben shapiro. editor in chief and omiki kanst. >> i just want to sprat for the purposes of this discussion.

what's happening on the race front which is very charged and you can understand some upset over what's happened with the race issues. separate that for today from call the cops on this campus? if someone hurts your feelings? if someone hurts your feels? and that woman at yale yelling at the professor for saying i think halloween costumes should be allowed and shouldn't be censoring them. how do you sleep at night? i mean, i look at that. you tell me because you're going to defend these people. i can't wait for my kids to get out there in the world against these people. i can't wait. they're going to kick some -- that's my reaction. am i wrong? >> well, to be fair, these are not administration -- these are students. these are 20-year-olds who are reacting and it's a very racially charged environment. words matter. so when that letter was sent on behalf 06 an administration officialings, you look at the documents that yale sends out.

and it's all about having an inclusive community. >> this guy was defending hall wean. >> he was defending being offen offensive to a community of people that are being marginalized. >> he was saying if you want to go as tatianya, you should be allowed to. >> he was acknowledging that someone who shows up in black face, it's okay. it's a joke. >> and you think that should be banned. and what if a guy wants to be dressed like a girl. shoult he be banned? >> listen. there are the stereotypes. there's plenty that we have changed over time. things that will now be totally unacceptable. >> there's the gender expression would be offensive. so a guy dressed up as a female nurse, that's offensive? >> these things are not for the people doing it to be determined. it's for those who feel hurt. >> i hope you have young kids just exactly my kids's age. >> i understand.

you go to the race place and all of that wlapd with the swastika. but you can't wear the halloween costume you want unless no one finds it offensive. >> this is what we are creating. we are creating a society of panty waist fascists. a group of people who are oversensitive to everything who are willing to call the cops as soon as they are offended. you saw the professor from the mass communications department telling reporters you have no right to be there. if this is the climate that we're supposed to create, if this creates openness and toll ranls on the campus, i'm missing the tolerance. this is creating a country of crazy people. how can you watch this and not go crazy and think everyone who's involved in it is crazy in the first place. >> shutting down the student reporters. >>. i don't agree with that. >> guess how you promote them. put them on tv.

>> i don't agree with that. there's a very thick line between being plitsically inkrekts and being racist. words matter. so when a community of people that has been perpetually marginalized over history, feels offended, we should acknowledge that. and i think that this is a reflection over a community of minorities that feel unacknowledged and not respected. so, ben, i read your article. i was shocked by the language you used. you were saying that it's time for the right to fight. >> yeah, it feelings like it. >> evidence, evidence, evidence. all of this is screaming and how about the shred of evidence. really? really? where was the police report exactly when it came to the first n word. there's no police report on any of that. the second is the kid's und investigation.

>> let me just ask you this. you tell me whether we are training these kids to be little cup cakes who never have to encounter anything offensive, assuming everything you said is offensive because they can call the cops or get their administrators fired or whether it's better to edge kats them that there are iminsulting things in life. there are things that will say incorrect or ichb correct things about you very publicly and in a way that you might feel very offended by. and you have to deal with that in life. >> i think people understand that. but i think this is a blame the victims situation. we should be ridding the world of bigotry, rather than blaming it on the victim who feels hurt, disrespected on campus. >> i love that utopia. it doesn't exist. it's not -- it's not realistic. it does not kpigs. good luck getting rid of all ooft bigotry. we'd love to.

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a full-blown investigation. this comes just days after we learned that then-secretary of state hillary clinton did in fact sign two nondisclosure agreements agreeing to protect classified information and agreed mishandling said information is a punishable offense. rick granell served as four ambassadors and as a fox news contributor. so why does it matter that she signed these nondisclosures? >> well, it matters because classified information is super-important. leaking a classified inform frgs is a national security violation. this is a serious violation. by the way, the state department takes it very seriously. i signed these exact forms, before you signed your brief by a security official by an intelligence officer who explains exactly how you're supposed to take care of or create classified, sensitive information.

there is no question that she understood what is happening. and, by the way, the state department goes the extra mile when that person is a political appointee, when they're not a foreign service officer who took an clier class on how to do this. >> it proves knowledge of the proper procedure. you can't get out of this by saying i had no idea. >> right. exactly. she knew how to care take classified nfrgs. and, by the way, she knew exactly how to create classified information. this is an important point. the secretary of state gets information. shed's the first one to talk to a foreign minister. she creates top secret security cleared information all of the time. it may not have that directive on it because she is the first person. she will send it through e-mail or through some sort of secure line. the fact that hillary clinton had no secured, classified e-mail address or compute ere is a huge problem.

it means she didn't ever create the original content of classified information. she wasn't doing her job. >> the other question is politico came out with a story last week suggesting -- now, they're sayingings the worked blown investigation but last week they had a story suggesting there's no there there. e-mails did not contain highly classified secrets. then team clapper and state dismissed that suggestion on the record saying, wrong, wrong. >> right. look, state department will constantly come in after the fact and label information as whether it's top secret or classified or sensitive. the fact of the matter is when you're secretary of state you create content that is top secret. it may not have a classification on it yet but it's absolutely classified information. you should be using a secure phone. >> we heard reports that it was not only classified but top

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his rant against starbucks. by making this stand trump says he's actually hurting himself. >> hey, look, i'm speaking against myself. i have one of the most successful starbucks in trump tower. maybe we should boycott starbucks, i don't know. seriously. i don't care. >> as for starbucks, the company says it's been doing holiday themed cups since 1997 featuring symbols of the season from vintage ornaments to hand drawn reindeer. now the company has dump the design in place of cups in red. that way people can doodle their own design. creating a culture of belonging, inclusion and diversity is one of the core vuls of starbucks. and each year during the holidays the company aims to bring customers an experience that inspires the spirit of the season. stash unconscious will continue to embrace and welcome customers from all backgrounds and religions. in other words, starbucks is not

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tune in tonight for a late debate edition of "the kelly file." tonight at midnight, complete analysis, senator ted cruz, frank luntz, chris stirewalt. see you then. welcome to the special edition of "hannity." the gop field on the issues. now, tonight for the hour, we want to examine the most pressing issues facing you, the voters, and break down in detail where each of the 2016 gop candidates stand. now, the republican hopefuls have been hitting the campaign trail hard, laying out their platforms. watch this. >> we're going to have a border. we're going to build a wall. mexico is going to pay for the wall. we're not paying. >> we start talking about shipping 10, 11 million people out of our country, which is impossible to do. breaking up families. that's irresponsible. >> we should scree