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peter barnes is with me now. so peter, february 26 debate is off the table? >> reporter: it depends. nbc and the rnc say they're going to have further discussions and the letter from reince priebus says pending discussions, it is off the table. he's the head of the republican national committee but the campaigns themselves are going to have further discussions without the rnc and nbc this sunday at a big meeting in washington, deirdre, and depending on the outcome of those talk, we'll see whether or not this debate goes forward on february 26. deirdre: peter barnes, thank you as always. you are back with us momentarily. >>> dr. ben carson's press secretary told neil cavuto earlier today, the debate did not serve the american people. >> it's very important that we realize that debates are very the american people, they're not for the candidates, they're not for the moderators. they're for the american voters. so we definitely need to create a process that will allow all of the candidates to share their views, and not create this food fight that certainly draws

fox business peter barnes is with me now. peter, december looks more likely now, right? >> reporter: that's right, deirdre. the fed left the door open to lifting rates specifically to next meeting in december. downplaying global economic headwinds saying if job creation and inflation are coming in as forecast, it will pull the trigger. assessment of the economy today was definitely mixed it. acknowledged that job growth had weakened and inflation remains well under 2% target, but it noted that households spending a business investment were stronger. fed also said it is monitoring economic and financial developments overseas but did not repeat the global risks would likely have an impact on the u.s. economy as it warned in its meeting, last meeting in september. but it made clear once again that a final decision will depend on incoming economic data. it said, quote, in determining whether it will be appropriate to raise the target range for federal funds rate, short-term interest rates, at next meeting, and there's the critical phrase, next meeting, the fed will assess pr

peter barnes with me there. anti-pd sentiment definitely is if you look at one thing. >> it is right to rebel. >> it is right to rebel! >> nypd go to hell. >> it is right to rebel. >> nypd go to hell. deirdre: the fbi is now warning of an anarchist plot to ambush cops on halloween saturday. bo dietl is here. i'm reading through this, this is disturbing. the potentially dangerous anarchist group, national liberation militia encouraging people to dress up like normal, as if we all would to have fun but use weapons such as bricks, bottles and firearms, according to a release of the group, attract police and attack them. now the fbi said they are all over it, they're supporting the police, but this makes any single person's job 80 times harder. >> well, you know, these blogs that come out on a lot of different times when there were other actions against cops. i think what really is today, and i talk to cops all the time. we didn't even bury that hero officer that was shot in east harlem where my old area was where i

peter barnes back to bail me out with this.constitutes gross negligence under this espionage act? >> well, according to this source. there's a subsection of the espionage act which, by the way was first passed in world war i, but then was subsequently amended many times by congress, there's a subsection of the act that penalizes the holder of a national security clearance, someone like secretary clinton, who through gross negligence such as the use of an unsecure computer network say permits classified material to be removed or abstracted from proper secure location. subsection requires the clearance holder, quote, to make prompt report of such loss, that abstraction or destruction, to his superior officer and the clearance holder who fails to do so, according to the act, shall be fined under this title of the law or imprisoned not more than ten years or both. the source said investigators are focusing on possible obstruction of justice in this probe. now as you recall, clinton said back in march that there was no classified ma

david: peter barnes, unbelievable stuff, good to see you, melissa? melissa: more deadly violence erupting in the west bank as hamas calls for another day of rage. palestinian writers at joseph's tomb a religious site. israeli troops aren't taking chances after confrontations, demonstrators and daily stabbings have killed dozens in the past few days. fox news joins us from jerusalem, what is the scene like now? >> reporter: in jerusalem it's fairly quiet as it has been over the past week because of the increased violence, and earlier today, we got a very, as you were talking about, a very upclose and personal view of the violence. take a look. this has been the site of clashes all week in the west bank city of bethlehem. you can see rioters on the other side, here comes the military police. this is definitely increasing the intensity again. there have been clashes, rioting throughout the week as the violence throughout jerusalem and other parts of israel has been escalating. and at one point during one of our live shots earlier this afternoon, israeli

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david: peter barnes outside of the hearing room with an update. peter? reporter: that's right, david. republicans are using emails about the benghazi attack to attack hillary clinton's credibility. one of the most heated exchanges between her and republican congressman jim jordan of ohio who recounted the statement that she put out on that day, official state department statement that said some have sought to justify this vicious behavior as response to inflammatory material posted on the internet that now infamous anti-muslim video, but in an email released by the benghazi house republicans, she wrote to her daughter from her private account, her daughter chelsea, later that night, quote, two of our officers were killed in benghazi by an al qaeda-like group. well congressman jordan charged secretary clinton with playing politics on, with benghazi and the truth about it just, which was about a month before the presidential election. here is part of their exchange. >> you know want to know the truth. the statement you sent out was a statement on benghazi

peter barnes, thank you for that.to bring in jon hilsenrath, chief economics correspondent because i know you're watching these numbers all the time, this is a bit of a shocker for me because i'm a little time go by before looked back at what the market pricing in here, april, the market is not rising in a rate hike until april next year. >> that is about right. and peter is putting his finger on something very important right now. there is a split between the board of governors in washington and regional bank presidents like jeffrey lacquer so we had two board governors this week speaking out saying they don't want to do anything this year and a problem they see is they just don't believe the predictions that inflation is going to start rising to 2%. it has been the the 2% for three years, the fed has models the state is supposed to start rising because unemployment is falling but they don't believe in the models and they want to wait and see the moves up. >> what i was reading of probabilities you were nodding your

peter barnes has details how the speaker and budget votes shaking out. peter? >> it was little bit of embarassment for paul ryan today he did not get nod as republicans nominee for speaker with 218 votes he needs to win the gavel tomorrow. in a closed-door meeting, ryan got 200 of his colleague's votes while florida congressman daniel webster, who was backed by conservatives in the freedom caucus got 43 votes. republican majority leader got one vote as well as tennessee's marcia blackburn. a top republican called votes for webster a protest vote and half coming from non-freedom caucus members from another source. officials predict ryan will get necessary 218 to become speaker tomorrow. in last hour ryan spoke like a winner. >> tomorrow, we are turning the page. we are not going to have a house that looked like it looked the last two years. we are going to move forward. we are going to unify. our party has lost its vision and we'll replace it with a vision. reporter: vote by republican conference came after ryan among other things pledged to support the bipartis

melissa: all right, peter barnes, thank you so much. the u.s.n track to hit its debt limit next month. we don't want you to forget, liz claman has an exclusive interview with jack lew, the treasury secretary. you can catch the interview right here on "after the bell" on 4:00 p.m. eastern. david? david: a big question out of debate last night, who is better for economy republicans or democrats. we heard from the democrats. they have very big plans for your money. take a listen. >> do you believe undocumented immigrant should get in-state college tuition? >> anderson, we actually did this in my state of maryland. >> you see every other major country providing health care to all people. >> always republicans or their sympathizers who say, you can't have paid leave, you can't provide health care. i know we can afford it, because we'll make the wealthy pay for it! david: we counted 14 of big new plans. how will everybody pay to grow the economy and grow jobs? joining me director of financial regulations studies at cato institute, mark calabria. down

we had jeffrey lacker who was on with pet peter barnes, then youe two fed governors who caution, wait we have to wait. the economy is not ready. are you confusing the public? >> i hope not. what we're trying to do, and i my perspective is that fed should be transparent, and communicate our rationale for decision making. i think that yellen has done an excellent job, this a risk management procedures, you go to the meeting, you have a view, and you listen to your colleagues around the paying else, i'm not -- table, i'm not upset by the fact we have diverse views, it would be more upsetting if we had the same views, it is how do you assess the risk, my feeling is the more we delay, the more there will be risks. we have learned from history that things can get away from us. i would like to be consistent with a gradual increase. i think by moving now when the economy can handle it we would be. liz: okay so, i am hearing you from, you feel that the economy is comfortable and solid enough at the moment to handle that however we have a debt dealing that we talked with treasury secretary jack

meantime peter barnes with us there from d.c. peter referenced it but republican congressman jim jordan made strong statements about the order of events in benghazi. >> so here's what troubles me. your experts knew the truth. your spokesperson knew the truth. greg hicks knew the truth. but what troubles me more i think you knew the truth. i want to show you a few things here. you're looking at an email you sent to your family. here is what you said. at 11:00 that night, approximately one hour after you told the american people it was video, you say to your family, two officers were killed today in benghazi by an al qaeda-like group. you tell, you tell the american people one thing. you tell your family an entirely different story. also on the night of the attack, you had a call with the president of libya. here is what you said to him. ansar al-sharia is claiming responsibility. interesting. mr. khatalla, one of the guys arrested and charged, actually belonged to that group. and finally, most significantly, the next day, within 24

fox business's peter barnes with me. peter, first and foremost where is the new report from? what vulnerabilities were found? >> deirdre, it is from the associated press, which studied detailed records compiled in 2012 by anonymous hacker researcher who scanned hundreds of millions of internet protocol computer addresses for vulnerabilities, and using computer in serbia the ap reports researchers scanned clinton's server at her home in chappaqua, new york twice, at least august and september 2012. identified itself providing emails services for clintonmail.com. the sense uss, this ip census, appear to allow users to connect to it openly and control it remotely because of no security. the server used microsoft's remote desktop program. the u.s. government and private industry had warned back then that it was vulnerable to attacks from even low level hackers. remote access programs allow users to control another computer or server from another location, usually through an encrypted connection but not in clinton's case according to the ap. as you know the state department retroa

peter barnes, i understand there are six e-mails out there, personal or draft versions, but there is e and policy position mentioned. peter: and wh wikileaks have those, teens claimed they broke into the private aol report. nothing on the wicky -- wiki are from 2007-2008 when brennan was working at a private consultant's firm and starting to sign onto the obama campaign as a security advisor. there is a draft of a position paper from july of 2007, intelligence to meet the challenges of the 21st century and then there is this paper from november 2007 on the conundrum of iran, but it turns out this one had actually been previously released and published. earlier this week, the hacker published 2600 e-mail contacts from brennan claiming they were obtained from the hack. and brennan used this private e-mail for a range of communications from pottery barn in communicating-- purchases to communicating with top intelligence officials privately. deirdre: wow, the last one is the issue of peter barnes, and they'll release these, and to what will this affect national security. we don't care abo

fox business's peter barnes with me now with the latest. so, peter, first step forward is what? reporter: yeah. in fact they started debating this bill this afternoon, deirdre, and the debate, you can see right now continues, if you look on your monitor there. it's a bipartisan bill that would make it easier for corporations to voluntarily share information about cyber threats and attacks with each other or the government giving them protection from privacy, antitrust or other types of lawsuits when they do. the house passed its version of cyber information security sharing act on bipartisan basis in april. the senate version is expected to pass as well, despite opposition from several big tech companies that it does not do enough to protect user privacy and does too little to prevent cyber attacks. some senators agree. >> the reason these companies are coming out in opposition to this legislation they don't want their customers to lose confidence in their products. they're looking at this legislation and they're saying, that the privacy protections with woefully inadequate. rep

our own peter barnes has the story. what is next, peter? reporter: more open process producing legislation from all members, democrat and republican, starting with work by committees. no more of these back-room deals like two-year budget agreement that the house approved yesterday with his support. >> if you know the issue, you should write the bill. let's open up the process. let people participate and they might change their mind. a neglected minority will gum up the works. reporter: ryan as you mentioned took over gavel from retiring john boehner, who on his last day in congress was moved to tears, talking about growing up in ohio, with a big family and a big house on a hill. >> the hill had twists, the hill had turns and even a few tears. nothing wrong with that. [laughter] reporter: of course we were waiting for that moment. now let's give you the official vote tally here. paul ryan getting 236. democrats nominated nancy pelosi of california. she got 184. and florida congressman daniel webster got nine. back to you. dagen: peter would

and the fox business network's peter barnes is live in washington. what did they say?government updates these dietary guidelines every five years and the agriculture secretary said that's in part to allow for new research to be checked and considered in their formulation. >> i wish there were scientific facts, but the reality is stuff changes, right? stuff changes. and the key here is taking a look at the preponderance, the greater weight of the evidence, and trying to make a judgment based on the greater weight of the evidence. >> you have lost your credibility with a lot of people. and they are just flat out ignoring this stuff. that's why i say i wonder why we're doing this. >>> lawmakers from both parties, are demanding hhs and the ag department stick to the very . >> there is new research that finds drinking whole milk rather than lower fat milk may be better for preventing heart disease. make no mistake, there are billions of dollars in food sales at stake in these guidelines as they are affecting everything from food labeling and family shopping choices to schoo

peter barnes will report on that. we're near the highs of the session. also breaking this hour, house republicans are set to choose nair nominee for the next speaker. first i want to go over to our very own peter barnes who has all the details out of the fed. peter? reporter: no change in interest rates, trish, no change in interest rates as expected. the fed noting that job growth has slowed and inflation remains below its 2% target. to the economic analysis now. says economic activity has been expanding at moderate pace but the pace of job gains has slowed and unemployment rate held steady since its september meeting. inflation continues to run below it is 2% objective because of lower energy prices and lower import prices but survey-based measure of longer term inflation expectations remain stable. it continues to monitor global economic and financial developments. it reaffirms its view that zero to quarter of a percent target rate for federal funds rate remains appropriate. jumping right to the vote, 9-0, excuse me, 9-1, again with richmond fed presi

peter barnes is right outside the testimony room where the questioning is happening.hat can you give us that happened in the last couple of minutes? >> so far the most heated exchange of the day has been between republican congressman jim jordan of ohio and secretary clinton over her statements on what she said happened that day. she put out a statement that said, quote, some have sought to justify this vicious behavior as a response to inflammatory material posted on the internet, anti-muslim video. it turns out according to a private e-mail released by the committee from secretary to her daughter chelsea, later that night, at around 11:00 that night, she wrote two of our officers were killed in benghazi by an al qaeda-like group. well, congressman jordan says that secretary clinton was playing politics with the truth that day, ahead of the presidential election that year. here is part of their exchange. >> i'm reading what you said. plain language. we know the attack in libya had nothing to do with the film. that's as plain as it can get. vastly different by vicious

joining with us details our very own peter barnes. quite a shake-up, peter. reporter: that's right, melissa. we got a preview this might be happening four after the last five polls in iowa showed ben carson taken the lead in that state and donald trump began to focus on carson. trump said he doesn't know about carson's faith and called carson weak on immigration and not up to the challenge negotiating trade deals. there is new cbs news, "new york times" poll that shows other than trump on top of a national poll for first time in more than 100 days. here carson leads trump 26% to 22%. trump reacting to the poll this morning had a warning for carson, expect more scrutiny. >> a lot of things will come out now and we'll see how holeds up to the scrutiny. i've been there for i guess, 100 and some odd days. we'll see how ben holds up to the scrutiny. reporter: trump continued his fire saying, in his words he thinks, carson, quote, has a lot of problems and those will start to come out. melissa? melissa: all right. peter barnes, thank you so much. reporter: you bet.

. >> wow, peter barnes.ooks like a bone to pickç wit john boehner. >> and defense secretary ash carter laying out a approach on isis. the mission as you know resulted in the first american casulty in the isis fight. they are planning an increase on isis strong holds in iraq and ramadi and syria. >> this comes in testimony by secretary carter acknowledging that the u.s. will step up air strikes andç raids to combat isis. according to the officials, the president is weighing recommendation including moving u.s. forces closer to the front line. republicans are crit otherwising the administration for not doing enough to combat isis and republicans pressed the secretary of defense on a continued debate of implementing a no-fly zone. >> it is not a new issue. >> it is a substantial military. >> you should have a position on it. >> we have not recommended that. we analyze. >> you do not agree with general petraeus and former gates and secretary clinton? >> we don't have a concept for no-fly zone. >> after all of

business network had an opportunity to speak one-on-one with the top federal reserve chief, it was peter barnes, he sat down with boston federal reserve president eric rosencrans, it was a big meeting, but what you said this morning, what he said to you, has it changed with the ugly jobs number? that is right liz, i talked to him about an hour before the jobs report, and at that time, he said he thought that there was enough progress in the jobs market, and that inflation become back to the fed's 2% target. and enough that he could support and see the fed going ahead and raising short-term rates for the first time since the financial crisis before the end of the year. then all of a isn't that report came out, a much worse than expected, i went back to him, i said, what do you think of these numbers, what does ha mean? he said no comment on the jobs report but he referred me to one of the questions they asked. which was, if the data does not come in as you expectation, by the en of the the year, could that push an interest increase off into 2016? here is what he said. >> depends on how the data

peter barnes joining me right now. moving anything like this ever before?ng these debates and politics for 30 plus years. there are always extensive negotiations between the party and the candidates themselves over lots of details involving the debates. the height of the podiums to where they are placed and where the candidates are placed. it is not unusual for these kinds of negotiations. trish: maybe they had talked to donald trump and he was telling them a bit about leverage. news organizations in difficult spots as well. keeping all the parties happy. liz: this is a tough one. for now, the only gop debate with spanish language network cosponsor. the national review is in there. it is going to have a big impact over there on nbc. and nbc all facial e-mail me the morning after the debate to say that that was a train wreck. inside nbc there is a feeling itself that they are not happy with the way cnbc handled it. just reporting that fact to you. when you read the letter, they talk about the breach of faith. going to be about economic issues & answer matter

joining me with the latest peter barnes from d.c. peter? >> reporter: a law enforcement source confirms to fox news that the fbi bottom involved in at least one international undercover operation which it seized potentially harmful illegal chemical material from a foreign seller but the source is downplaying that ap report. that with the help of the fbi authorities in moldova in eastern europe broke up four attempts by gangs with suspected russian connections to sell nuclear material to extremists in the middle east over the last five years. in a case earlier this year the apays a gang specifically sought a buyer from isis for highly radioactive caesium. this was very serious case, a crime ring led by a russian known as the colonel, tried to sell bomb-grade uranium to a middle eastern buyer according to the ap. a law enforcement source called key elements of the story flawed that the material was not radioactive or bomb worthy. this afternoon the white house seemed on a different page, reading from a prepared statement, praising undercover

peter barnes in d.c. ere there is house hearing getting underway, trying to answer the very question. peter, the government is awfully confused whether it comes to food. >> they got grilling by house agriculture committee. pun intended. pun intended. lawmakers from many parties stick to latest science to establish the next set of dietary guidelines due out in december. billions of food, agricultural sales are on the line. they affect everything fromfied labeling to family choices and school lunch programs and doctors advice to patients. stoking controversy that nutrition advisory committee said in february after all these years of being told they're bad for us because of cholesterol, eggs may be okay to eat more of. then there is new research finds drinking whole milk may be better than low-fat milk may be better for heart disease. >> you lost all credibility. they're flat-out ignoring this stuff. wondering why we're doing this. >> i wish there were scientific facts but reality stuff changes. the key here

peter barnes from the fox business network is doing just that he is live in our washington bureau. ter? >> reporter: jenna, jeb bush timed his announcement on the health care plan to the democratic debate tonight because he says that is all of the democrats on the stage including hillary clinton will defend obamacare. bush mostly repeals and replaces it, among other things, it would give bigger tax credits for people who buy individual health care policies, that would include protections from high cost medical events t would cap the employer tax exclusion for company health care policies, which are currently excluded as compensation to workers and are thus not subject to income taxes. it would retain the popular coverage guarranty for preexisting conditions that obamacare provides. it would give states more control over their health insurance marketplaces to promote more policy innovation and competition but it would cap federal funding to states which is largely medicaid funding. >> we can't stick with the status quo. we can't leave this up to the lobbyists and to the politicians i

peter barnes has more on developing story. peter? reporter: trish, that's right. clinton's home server would be able to connection to the internet remotely with the microsoft's desktop service. the government warned this was attack -- vulnerable to attacks to from low skilled hackers. ion through a encrypted connection. clinton's system appeared to accept commands over internet without such protections according to ap, trish. trish: wow. thanks, peter. matt, interesting to hear your defense of this. how will she defend herself on stage tonight because you can be sure they will come up? >> i think they will come up for long. there seems to be a lot of smoke here around a, not a the love fire. one thing we should understand is, government servers get hacked all the time. hillary's has not. government servers get hacked all the time. trish: how do you know that, matt? how do you know that it wasn't hacked? >> well, so far no one has said that it was hacked should say that. trish: so far. >> so far. trish: she had a system that was vulnerable. >> so we can go down thi

peter barnes will report on that. we're near the highs of the session., house republicans are set to choose nair nominee for the next speaker. first i want to go over to our very own peter barnes who has all the details out of the fed. peter? reporter: no change in interest rates, trish, no change in interest rates as expected. the fed noting that job growth has slowed and inflation remains below its 2% target. to the economic analysis now. says economic activity has been expanding at moderate pace but the pace of job gains has slowed and unemployment rate held steady since its september meeting. inflation continues to run below it is 2% objective because of lower energy prices and lower import prices but survey-based measure of longer term inflation expectations remain stable. it continues to monitor global economic and financial developments. it reaffirms its view that zero

here to take us through the tick by tick, stunning about face, peter barnes, live from d.c. peter take us through. what happened? >> reporter: lori gathered behind closed doors with kevin mccarthy the presumed frontrunner for house speaker. running again two other colleagues, jason chaffetz of utah and dan webster of florida. they were each scheduled to give presentations on how they would govern but mccarthy going in knew the math was against him. 40 far-right conservatives of so-called freedom conference said they would support webster for speaker, in the house vote scheduled for october 29th. takes 218 votes to elect a new speaker. house republicans have 47. mccarthy could only afford to lose 30 votes. freedom caucus members didn't sound like they were going to budge. tea party calling mccarthy, mcboehner. too much like the departing speaker john boehner. mccarthy stood up according to participate innocents in the meeting, starting to talk, suddenly stunned his fellow republicans by announcing he was dropping out. >> if we are going to unite and be strong, we need a new fa

peter barnes on this developing story. peter? reporter: this would punch through the 2011 spending caps, by 80 approximately billion dollars over fiscal 2016 around 2017 with higher spending split evenly between defense and non-defense. they try to pay for it, crackdowns on partnership taxtation and waste and fraud. would keep the government running through march of 2017. for his part speaker boehner who is ready to retire at end of this week, he was trying to clean up the budget mess with his paul ryan. >> i made it clear a month ago when i thought it i was leaving that i would do my best to clean the barn. i didn't want him to walk into the barn full of you know what. i done my best to clean it up. >> by the process, i say the process stinks. this is not the way to do the people's business. under new management we'll not do the people's business this way. we're up against a deadline. that is unfortunate. reporter: ryan said he is reserving judgment on the budget deal until he reviews it. trish? trish: thanks so much, peter. bac

would be debt limit, deadline i am sure with the latest our own peter barnes. >> reporter: house republican leaders this week pulled a bill that would raise debt ceiling, to 2017 it mandated tough spending cuts. they now say, they will get to another debt ceiling bill next week, the white house continues to play hardball with republicans on the issue, saying no negotiation on the debt sealing it must be a clean bill that addresses the debt ceiling or president will veto it the house said that president will not sign a short-term budget extension to allow for negotiation, but it would not say how long it would like the next debt ceiling increase to last? >> we believe that should should be done without negotiation, and without drama without delay, speaker boehner did this a couple times in past years, without negotiating, that is the same position we'll have on this. >> reporter: then debate over november 3 deadline, republicans are skeptical of it, senate financial committee arm, o orrin hatch asked them to verify the cash flows, white house said treasury is notifying lawmakers, every few d

joining me right now is peter barnes. whole oil export plan, look, i have to say, this is a global market. we should be able to sell this stuff globally. why will we have a ban on something in the restrictive marketplace? >> passing with overwhelming republican support. trish, the bill faces an uphill fight in the senate. at the white house for the president threatening to veto it. talking about that with boone pickens. thanks to fracking technology. producing nine and a half barrels a day. a 70% jump from just five years ago. critics note that we still import, still use, rather 17 billion barrels of oil per day. produce only nine. still producing nearly half of all the oil that we use. they want to keep the new oil heater and parts of keeping crude and gasoline prices down. oil producers like to pickens says refiners do not have the capacity to handle this oil. by the way, if iran will now be able to start selling more oil internationally because of the nuclear deal that will end the oil embargo against that country, u.s

overseas for the first time in 40 years an effort the president is always threatening to veto, peter barns in washington watching it all. peter >> that's right, melissa, the house has approved this bill from support of nearly every republican and a couple democrats, and it faces an uphill fight in the senate with a filibuster and as you mentioned at the white house where the president has threatened to veto it. by the boom in u.s. oil production thanking to fracking technology. the as you say now producing about 9 million plus barrels of oil a day, a 70% jump from just five years ago. >> because of american technology, we have an abundance of natural resources now and an abundance of oil. we literal could be the saudi arabia of energy and yet there's a law that's on the books that bans the ability for the united states to export its own oil. we're not energy independent. we use 17 million-barrel oils a day. but we only produce 9 million. which means we are still importing nearly half of all the oil we use. >> which is one reason why oil refiners and democrats like representative doyle ther

fox business's peter barnes in d.c. with the details. peter, i guess it is not a surprise. that's for sure. reporter: more revelations about her servers and her private email account, melissa. ap is reporting that clinton's private home server appeared to allow users to connect openly to it over the internet and control it remotely with no security while she was secretary of state. the server used microsoft's remote desktop program. the u.s. government and private industry warned it was vulnerable to attacks from even low-skilled hackers. remote access programs allow users to control another computer or server from another location, usually through an encrypted connection but clinton's system appeared to accept commands directly over the internet without such protections the ap reports. clinton said her server featured numerous safeguards but has yet to explain them. the state department has retroactively ruled hundreds of her emails contained classified information though it was not marked so when the emails were sent. clinton spokes person telling the ap quote, this repor

, for more on the fed, you do not want to miss cavuto coast to coast on wednesday, our very own peter barnsn exclusive sit down with jeffrey, the president of the rich manned federal bank, 12:00 p.m. right here on the fox business network. well, up again and when you combine that with the no cost living adjustment for social security, the big question is the retirees, can they keep taking this? they're getting shafted big time. how are they supposed to survive? i'm not sure but we're going to discuss it. next ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? can a a subconscious. mind? a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? can a business be...alive? usaa makes me feel like

peter barnes exclusive sitdown with jeff lacher. the third time in four decades.ecurity recipients seeing no crease and benefits next year. gerri willis has some answers for us. talking about no inflation in the economy right now. this is the result of it. no change. you cannot make any money in the bank account right now. >> let me tell you. gas prices went down 23%. consumer index. what is going to happen? zero, 0%. flashier, you remember 1.7%. the last time we had a flat year at was 2011. a lot of retirees thinking, my goodness, my prices are increasing. how could it be that the federal government things that there is no increase in prices? >> gas prices. a little bit of a break. we have seen some uptick they are in food. we have seen rent. you are housing costs. that has continued to move higher. a lot of americans feel like this is the stuff that we need every day to live. >> getting less return on my investment. once you are in retirement, maybe money market funds. the conservative end of the spectrum. more and more risky investments. it has been tough for f

that's what he told our peter barnes and said the recent batch of weak economic data including the disappointing out this morning have not changed his outlook on the economy or rates. so that's what happened. we were down 90 points. suddenly started losing more.

joining me with details, peter barnes from capitol hill. peter after all the shen nance ga whether he will or won't, pretty simple thing, he is speaker no doubt about it. reporter: that's right, dave. he didn't get all the votes of all the republicans in the republican conference. let me give you the tallies to get that order of business done. 23for ryan. democratic leader getting 184 votes from the democrats in the house -- 236. daniel webster, freedom caucus favorite got nine votes today. to help keep the freedom caucus on board, ryan is his first goal is to restore the house to regular order for creating legislation, to make it a more open process, to include democrats as well as republicans. and to return this process to the committees. >> let's be frank. the house is broken. we're not solving problems. we're adding to them. and i am not interested in laying blame. we are not setting scores. we are wiping the slate clean. reporter: on his final day as speaker john boehner again broke into tears, recalling his tenure and, where he started

joining us with details, peter barnes live from d.c. it's a horac

joining us with details, peter barnes live from d.c. it's a horse race, peter? reporter: indeed, david. a couple polls out have good news for "the donald" and hillary clinton. on republican side, latest "wall street journal"/nbc poll 25% from the last poll. dr. carson trails trump with 22% by margin of error. marco rubio is only other gop candidate to crack double digits at 13%. jeb bush and fiorina and bush showing big drops. clinton increased her lead following last week's debate. increasing her lead by 20 points among primary voters with joe biden included "abc news/washington post poll" has better news for clinton. among register democrats and voters leaning democratic, clinton got 54%, compared to sanders 23% and biden's 16%. that is travel points better for clinton's position a month ago. bringing her back to the level of support in the spring and summer before the fall slump. open-ended question asking all voters who they expect to win presidency, 37% picked clinton. next came trump at 20%. with no opinion, that came in at 13%. no other candidate breaking

peter barnes has the inside story from inside the beltway. peter? reporter: that's right, david. as you saw there in the sound bite the vice president was in the rose garden with president obama standing beside him. there he said, biden said he always knew he would have limited time to mount a viable run before he could determine, especially if his family was emotionally prepared for another one so soon after the death of his son from brain canser in may. biden said his family was prepared to back him but said nonetheless he would not be a candidate. >> i hoped there would come to time, i said this to other families, sooner rather than later, when you think of your loved one, it bring as smile to your lips before it brings a tear to your eyes. well, that's where the bidens are today, thank god. beau, is our inspiration. unfortunately i believe we're out of time. the time necessary to mount a winning campaign. reporter: as you said biden's decision bolsters's hillary clinton's standing at frontrunner for the democrats. in a statement she praised him saying quote, joe biden is a go

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the first batch since last week's benghazi hearing, peter barns is standing by with what he's seeing with the relief. >> well, hi, melissa, this is the 6th release of the e-mails and the latest tranch of 30,000 e-mails that were sent through her personal e-mail account while she was secretary of state, 4,400 new e-mails, more than 7,000 pages as you mentioned largely covering her work from 2009 through 2012 and this time around the state department has retroactively redacted 268 of them because they retain classified, secret information that should not have been sent under the department rules. are these retroactively redacted and here's one -- i want to show you sent by -- between her and the top negotiator on the iran nuclear deal, wendy sherman from 2012 and this one went through her personal server and i just want to hold this up and show you. here's now a huge chunk of this e-mail from -- between from wendy sherman a note to secretary clinton about the talks. this is now been marked secret and classified. here is another one about a conversation, a summary of a conversation betw

liz: the boston fed told peter barnes on friday, he said, you know what? interview, he said this year we will see those rate hikes, and then the ugly job ares number came out, and he said still this year. he expects a rate tightening this year. >> yeah, i would not be surprised. look, the fed has signaled so much the rate hikes are coming, maybe they'll feel locked into it and do something that's kind of a hike without being a hike. right now we're 0-25 basis points, maybe they'll just take away the 0 and call that a hike, something like that. you can do something without doing something, but i would not expect any kind of dramatic move from the fed this year given the numbers we've seen recently. and i think that doesn't make now a great time, certainly, to go into bonds, because the yields are lousy, but as jim says, some of these really snuck up on you if you haven't been watching. you can get the 3, 4% yields right now. liz: great to see you both. jack, jim, it's a pleasure. jack, jim -- [laughter] >> either way. liz: the we've got a big market move ri

peter barnes joining us from outside of the testimony, everyone. ii want to know more about this email that hillary clinton sent to her daughter, chelsea, the night of the attack. what can you tell us? reporter: that's right, trish. this is newly-released email from the committee. it was referenced by congressman jordan in that exchange that you had at the top of the show and it is from secretary clinton to her daughter chelsea, who used a pseudonym, diane reynolds. the email is dated that day, september 11, 2012. it was sent at 11:12 in the evening to, from secretary clinton to chelsea and, in it there is an exchange of why it appears chelsea could not reach her mother. in the email it says, quote, two of our officers were killed in benghazi by an al qaeda-like group. and this is what congressman jordan is now saying, shows that she knew that it was not a video that may have inspired some of the attackers at the compound in benghazi. trish? trish: yeah, certainly sounds like that. she knows one thing but she is -- there is the email, everyone we a

fox barns, fox business, peter barnes is with me now. what is the latest? >> reporter: hey, deirdre. according to the "washington free beacon" they seized four servers from state department headquarters. the free beacon says they're being checked by forensic analysts looking to determine how top secret material was sent to:tone's private email account by her aides when she was secretary ever state citing two people familiar with the probe. a state department spokesperson referred questions about the server to the fbi. i called fbi, and spokesperson declined to comment to us. free beacon could learn no other details about the servers whether they are part of the department's classified system or used for unclassified information networks. fox news has learned that the fbi investigation has expanded to include obtaining data from a second tech company that is fully cooperating with the probe. a source familiar with the investigation told fox's ed henry that the fbi contacted connecticut-based datto, inc., in september and asked it to preserve all data it had

we were hoping they were going to come out about 15 minutes ago, so we expect our bureau in dc, peter barnsding by but, again, more clinton e-mails about to be released. these are going to be from 2009, 2010. this will meet the order that was -- this is from the doj, by the way. meet the order from about 51% by october 30th. so they're taking it right to the darn deadline, i'll tell you that. thank you, doj, but this will contain, again, potentially 7,000 e-mails from hillary clinton, 2009, 2010 and there she is live right now she's about to speak at a campaign, in any event, atlanta, georgia. all right. we've got 43 minutes to go right now until the markets close. take a look where the markets are right now because, again, we're about to have the best month -- at least for october, that we have not had in four years. so best month in four years for the dow, the nasdaq, and the s&p, this is big, energy stocks really big today, moving higher, financials are lower, we need to close at 17,224, we've got that, come on, the s&p and the nasdaq as well, very strong performance for october, don't b

it's a point that peter barnes will be bringing up with one jeffr jeffrey lacquer. reporter: joining us to talk the economy and the economic policy, interest rates, last month, he voted to raise rates at the policy meeting. he was outnumbered as some of his colleagues were worried about developments overseas and said they wanted to wait -- the data to wait on the numbers. he issued a dissent and depending on the data, the fed could raise rates in october at policy meeting at the end of this month. president lacquer, welcome, and let's look at the data, particularly today, we got a weaker-than-expected wholesale price report, weaker than expected retail sales, when you gave that interview october 1st, it was the day before that weak jobs report came out. what is the data telling you now and will the fed raise rates at meeting in two weeks? >> well, to cut to the chase, i don't know whether we're going to raise rates in october or not. i made a decision at the last meeting to dissent, i thought conditions weren't at higher rates then. the same in june, i was persuaded

. >> president obama, says new voice in white house would not be a bad thing peter barnes in washingtonnt was asked on "60 minutes" interview last night if he thought he could win a third taerm if allowed to run had a simple reply, yes. but then he praised constitutional system that limits him to two terms. >> and i think having a fresh set of legs in this seative having a fresh perspective new personnel new ideas, and new conversation with the american people about issues that may be different a year from now than they were when i started 8 years ago i this i that is all good part of democracy i think it is healthy. >> asked about rest of his term obama said his options are limited, in an unaired portion of the interview, he said that on gun control he is running out of administrative actions that could quote really move the needle, on reducing gun violence but said the most important thing he can do is keep raising the issue issue with voters, to put pressure on congress, to act. maria: are that is what he has been seeing, bring in snowstorm senator george allen good to have you on th