stelara®. >>> i want to give you the greatest president of the united states, george bush, ladies and gentlemen! >> lagging behind the democrats, teamremaining days of the campaign hitting clinton where they hope it hurts. >> the question is who has the character and the trust to lead the united states of america? >> you can't trust clinton economics. it's wrong for you. it's wrong for america. >> if we cannot believe anything he has said about his past, how can we believe anything he's saying about the future? >> we wanted to hammer home that you couldn't trust his judgment. >> 100 leading economists say his plan means higher taxes and bigger deficits. >> infuriated, clinton calls his campaign chief. >> he said he's called me untrustworthy, i can't let this sit out there. and i said, look, governor, keep yourself focused on what we're about. we're really effective on this economic message, on change. >> clinton ignores his advice. he rips up the script and goes for bush. >> the very idea that the word "trust" could ever come out of bush's mouth after what he has done to this country and the way he has trampled the truth is a traves

>> guest: i think the george w. bush team in '04 and the rnc in '04 really had every advantage of the democrats at that moment in time. there was less of an impetus coming off the election to rethink what they were doing and make massive new investments in the party at that moment in time. i think the other thing that happened, too, or just the contingency of history, george w. bush had a fraught second term presidency. a lot of the momentum behind the republican party dissipated by the 2006 midterms and even more heading into the 2008 election extraordinary financial crisis. one where the republican parties nominee, john mccain, was sort of inheriting an incumbent presidency and during historic economic challenges. i think that combined means the obama campaign and organizations founded after 2004 were able to capitalize on energy and the money flowing into the democratic coffers at that moment to make new investment in data infrastructure, digital media and ways that paid d dividend in 2008 and they kept capitalizing on it

the 2:00 cycle it was george w. bush's campaign that really was heads and tails above what john kerry and democratic party was able to put together. during the 2004 tie kel the bush team and rnc had much more sophisticated national voter database with members of the electorate. they had much more turnout operations in states of ohio. they had novel online policing programs title to field organizing putting people on line and making phone calls to targeted voters. at the end of the day what you really saw during the 04 cycle was a bush team and a republican party had much more sophisticated technology and data and analytics and digital operations than the democratic party. it was because of that the democratic party after 2004, particularly under chairman howard dean decided to take a step back, evaluate what they were doing and really build a modern technology and data infrastructure that's now provided the core for democratic campaigns during every presidential election since. a couple of other examples that i would point to really building off the work that dean and the democrats put in place after the '04 election was obama's campaign in 2008 which really harnessed

bush and vice president al gore, this is when i'm told the bush team really locked up that who wouldou like to have a beer with moment, and it was nonverbal. take a look. >> it's not only your position on issues, but can you get things done? and i believe i can. >> that is just the best. i have a little bit of insight about that because i wasn't there and i was on the team at the time, but i talked to some people that were there. i said, surely you couldn't script that moment. they said, no, but you can prepare for it. so in the debate they had watched all these tapes of al gore and how he conducted himself, and he liked to get into somebody's personal space to intimidate them. so george w. bush knew that might be coming and then he decided to handle it that way. >> and the nonverbal, and certainly we know about rick de blasio when he tried to get hillary clinton to sign a pledge -- >> and she sort of shrank back. >> whether she was shrinking back or not, she wanted to show offense. if you don't know, and i think this is true for barack obama -- can a guy who is a half-term senator,

the texas rangers baseball team. as you recall the washington senators expansion team that had been formed a moved to texas in 1972. they were contenders and the deal to buy the team came through. bush stepped back and for the next four years was the public had of the texas rangers. he owned only 2% of the stalk sk and build a new stadium and basked in the globe. they assisted in 1992 but from a distance he stayed in texas and when clinton won the election set his sights and for the same time decided to run for governor of florida. bush was running again. could against the incumbent and richards was heavily favored. he was favored to defeat the incumbent lawton childs but it was an upset and he won in one n texas, jeb lost in florida and from that point on he became the likely successor to his father. texas is the second largest state in the union and second largest in population that reflects the constitution 1876 but stripped power from the governor. the governor of texas is essentially a symbolic figure a little like the queen of engla england. it's the weakest in the united states. the governor of texas cannot issue pardons. in accepting bush thrived. [laughter] as a symbolic le

, maybe we refer to him as senator straddle. >> george bush and bob dole on leadership. >> atwater falls on the line like a ravenous wolf. the teamaccusing dole of sitting on the fence over tacks. >> we had a meeting with myself, lee atwater, the vice president, mrs. bush. bush was not totally convinced of the merits of the straddle ad. bush was a gentleman. he didn't call someone names. he thought very well of senator dole. i think lee and others ganged up on bush. >> the vice president sort of looked over at barbara and saw she wasn't objecting anymore and he agreed to have the ad run. >> bush says he won't raise taxes, period. dole straddles. he's been on both sides. that's why he's becoming known as senator straddle. george bush, presidential leadership. >> reports of my death were greatly exaggerated. >> george bush takes new hampshire with close to a ten-point lead. dole just got atwatered. >> i think that bush knew that lee gave him something that he didn't have on his own. >> also taking new hampshire is the new democratic front-runner, governor michael dukakis. >> massachusetts governor michael dukakis had said he was go

the 2004 cycle, george w. bush's campaign, that really was heads and tails above what john kerry and really the democratic party was able to put together. during the 2004 cycle, the bush team and the rnc had a much more sophisticated national voter database with the data on members of the electorate. they had a much more extensive turnout operations in states such as ohio. a had really novel online precinct captain programs that were tied to field organizing which was helping them bring in people online and put them to work in the field making phone calls to targeted voters. at the end of the day i think that's what you really saw during the 2004 cycle was a bush team at republican party that just that much more sophisticated technology and data and analytics and digital operations in the democratic party. and it was because of that that the democratic party after 2004, particularly under chairman howard dean decided to take a step back and if i wait what they were doing and really build a modern technology and data infrastructure that's now provided the core for democratic campaigns during every presidential election since. a couple of examples of the point you really bui

the old washington senators expansion team, an expansion team formed here in 1961.at moved to texas in 1972. they were scarce scarcely pennant contenders and the deal to buy the team came through. bush stepped back from running for governor and for the next four years was the public head of the texas rangers. he owns only two percent of the stock. built a new stadium and really basked in the blow of an improving baseball -- the glow of an improving baseball franchise. bush assist northwest his father's reflex 1992 and -- but from a distance he stayed in texas, and when clinton won the election he set his sights on running for governor of texas. jeb decided to run for governor of florida.. bush was running against incumbent ann richards in texas. richards was heavily favored. in florida, jeb was favored to defeat the democratic incumbent, law ton chiles. but the elect was an upset. george won in texas, jeb lost in florida, and from that point on, george became the likely successor to his father. texas is really the largest -- second largest state in the union in terms of area and the second largest in terms of population, but the governor of texas has no executive authority. that ref

the brewery also donated a portion of sales to help both the legacy team and the family of the bus driver. today former president george w bush will be at colroado springs- for a job fair. the fort carson transition summit runs today and tomorrow... the goal is to help soldiers who are leaving service. it includes workshops to help troops market their skills in the civilian job market. representatives from more than 100 companies plan to be there with job openings available. just last night nearly two hundred soldiers returned home to fort carson after serving in afghanistan. the members of the 4th combat aviation ad even in the frigid mid-winter... people just kept going to rocky mountain national park... and that-- plus a record breaking just kept going to rocky mountain national park... and that-- plus a record breaking summer... has the park on track to break an even bigger record by the end of the year. back in january and february- the park had more than 100 thousand visitors... for the first time ever. in july- 912 thousand people visited... the most in a single month in month of 20-16 so far. now- rocky mountain natio

the story. ? team has a new captain leading them on to the field against their biggest rival. it wasn't even on the football team until now. when brad garoppolo junior's father was killed in the am bush on law enforcement in july husband friends at school didn't want to lose track of his pain. they wanted to do something big for him but that is about the time the rains came and kept on coming. some of the same friends lost most of what he owned in a historic flood. for the kids to be as resilient as they are, they've showed up for practice. we started practice two weeks ago. >> reporter: they didn't forget about their friend brad and the first football game back seemed like the perfect time to let him know that. both teams held a wear the blue for the blue day at their schools raising $2,000 for brad's family. >> brad has been in my class for the last two years, he is a great kid. >> reporter: deputiesy brad garoppolo's son proudly carried the american f mother, siblings and grandparents as the honorary. >> it means to make everyone happier. >> it was phenomenal. ameen i feel nothing but good vibes all around it's must, you doesn't -- i know that i got teary eyed and i got a little e

promises that they would reduce the united states role in the middle east, and we tend to forget, for instance, that george w. bush ridiculed the clinton team for the presence, the time and effort the president spent on middle east peace, and insisted that his administration would return to putting the great powers of the year primary concern is not the middle east. and that in the early days of the incoming bush administration those who wanted to see an active role in confronting saddam hussein lost, and the internal battle were told no. really it's only after september 11 that things changed. so that's going to be a real problem how we explain to the american people why we should be involved. another problem that we raise which not as important is that the low oil prices which are likely to accompany low oil sales by the gulf oil producers which are likely to accompany a robust used in the production has the potential to destabilize friendly oil-producing countries if they don't take the necessary forms. in other words, if they don't listen to our advice about taking reforms and try to keep on with the old ways of doing things, that old w

al gore won the first debate but in the conversation in the aftermath of that in th2000 geoe bush turned out to be the winner. >> the whole team will be there 9:00 eastern on abc on monday night. >>> to the latest on those bombings in new york. the fbi trying to mystery men seen here on surveillance tape in chelsea saying they could be possible witnesses. abc's linsey davis is on the scene where one of the bombs was found. good morning, linsey. >> reporter: good morning to you, robin. police want to tress that the two men they are looking for are witnesses only and are not facing any criminal charges. this morning, the fbi is asking for the public's help in locating these two men who authorities believe found this in a suitcase here in chelsea on 27th street on saturday. >> they are witnesses. there are no criminal charges. they're not in any jeopardy of being arrested. >> reporter: authorities say surveillance video shows the two removing the improvised explosive device from the bag and then leaving the vicinity, ditching the device but walking away with the suitcase. >> they removed what turned out to be a pressure cooker an

the white house press --ps, president's reagan four presidents. carter, reagan, george h.w. bush, and clinton. i filled in covered -- i filled in covering richard nixon. if the team at the white house did extra help, i would pitch in. but as a full-time white house correspondent, it was before residents carter, reagan, bush, clinton. for me, the standout was george h.w. bush. i think he deserves a lot more credit than he got at the time for his leadership. -- themples, number 1 war in iraq, the war after iraq had invaded kuwait. at that time, we were very heavily dependent on arab oil. it would have had a profound economic impact on the united states. knitted together an international coalition, used diplomacy until there was no road for diplomacy, and then the theater operation was an overwhelming force. he had an exit strategy that was textbook presidential leadership followed by the collapse of the soviet union. has abefore in history great empire disintegrated without bloodshed. and yet president bush let us through that crisis without a single drop of blood being shed. history is going to create a much more kind and he was treated that the time. new cover th

the questions asked today. fox news contributor and former bush adviser karl rove thinks so, writing team clinton's pathetic excuses and the wall street journal as the column just the other day writing quote the emergence of 15,000 more details and shady deals by her family's foundation put hillary clinton back on the defensive. that a bad place to be as the campaign kicks into high gear on l labor day. chris, let's start with what karl rove mentioned in his column. just the timing. regardless of the candidate, there is where labor day and after labor day. why does that matter? >> i'm not sure it matters as much as it used to. in fact if you were to look over last, i don't know, half dozen election cycles, the person leading on labor day almost always ends up winning and people get pretty locked up into their opinions. but having said that, there is still room for change and clearly over the last two weeks, prelabor day, there is a tightening of rights, i think attributable to two things. one, trump had his best two weeks of the campaign since becoming nominee. hasn't made self-inflicted errors mistakes. whether it

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the joe gibbs racing team as well. everyone going to pile into the white house and meet the president maybe the first lady as well. all in honor of bush for 2015 sprint cup quarter nascar sprint cup series title. he made an amazing comeback after beginning the season with an injury. the visit is expected to start around 8 o'clock this morning las vegas time president obama has hosted every sprint cup champion during hit is an ministration that includes kevin harvick jimmy johnson brad keselowski also tony stewart. hopefully we'll have the images to provide for you a news 3 wildfire in california still burning very hot this morning. and now we understand that a firefighter was heard fighting this find out what happened ahead. >> kim: you know her special i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she's a slob. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat chested is very hard to be a 10. does she have a good body? no. does she have a fat [expletive]? absolutely. do you treat women with respect? >> dana: live pictures coming out of tel aviv where we heard early this morning former israeli

bush visited the cowboys and giants game. bush did the coin toss... then put on an f-d-n-y hat. he also had a special message for n-f-l teams and fans on the 15th anniversary of the attack. "we remember the lives lost. the into crumbling buildings to save others. the passengers aboard flight 93 who brought down their own plane to prevent further death. we remember the men and women on the front lines who made the ultimate sacrifice to keep us safe." the former president also said 9-11 taught americans that "evil is real.. and so is courage." coming up - how one festival is doing everything it can to bring home the "very good, very good. you know something? no soup for you!" a show about nothing... still being quoted years after going off the air. how you can learn what went on behind the scenes of seinfeld... straight ahead. "you use them to cut your lawn, but did you know you could race lawnmowers as well? we'll give it a shot this morning on wakeup." time now... you're taking a when good, clean food comes to the door, do your best to contain your excitement. now delivering to your home or office russ feingold: so, what do

clinton trying to change the campaign narrative to highlight her foreign policy chops, meeting this hour with a team of national security experts in attendance, including from the bushn. jennifer, good to see you, a busy day for you. we're going to get a pretty good idea of who she will be listening to on national security today. >> reporter: absolutely, sandra. she has not arrived yet here at the new york historical society, but we expect her at any moment to walk up the stairs behind me. we've seen other members of the meeting who have been invited, 16 former national security advisers who she will be meeting with shortly. what's notable about those national security officials is that many of them are republicans. many of them served in republican administrations. she has made a point of reaching out to a bipartisan group. and she's said that a bipartisan group of national security advisers would likely serve in her cabinet. now, among those that will be there today, michael chertoff, the second homeland security head. he served under george w. bush, of course. also general david petraeus will be there. general stan mccrystal's aide de camp. michael vickers, a key

. >>> federal investigators want to examine the tires on a bush that crashed on a highway. it was carrying a college football teamg the bus into a guardrail before hitting the side of a bridge column. >> world leaders are ready to gather tomorrow here in new york city for the 7st u.n. general assembly. it is a crowded agenda including the strained cease-fire in syria. the fight against isis. of course, north korea's nuclear aggression. and more. both president obama and united states secretary-general ban ki-moon are prepared to bid farewell as terrorism now is taking front and center in foreign affairs here, at home, the explosion last night less than a mile from the headquarters of the world body. we will talk about this with former advisor to the under secretary of state for democracy and global affairs. good to see you. the bombing basically on the eve of the general assembly. the motorcades are here, security is ramped up around the u.n. and elsewhere. does it bring it to the for front going the discussions this week? >> it ought to but it is not beyond them to look beyond reality and continue to live in thi

the bush. if it comes down to making somebody uncomfortable by speaking the truth then... . unaudible. >> jenkins say team didn't protest before the season opener last week out of respect for 9/11. he says he is focused 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick told him he is proud of him. >>> this started when san francisco 49ers qb took a knee during the national anthem in a preseason game. eagles coach doug pederson says he was against that gesture. >>> pregame ceremony drew tears and criticism, at penn state, penn state honors joe paterno for his 50 years of service as football coach during a game, against temple, on saturday. while many fans, cheered the honor, others at beaver stadium protested the gesture because of paterno's involvement in the jerry sandusky sex abuse scandal. the fans of the penn state team applauded the move as part of the healing process after the scandal, while protesters called it insensitive. >>> responding to the tribute a statement from attorney tom kline, who is representing some of the victims in the the case that read in part no one should forget failings which caused so much

the day in a special day. fans will see messages from president obama and bush. each team will have special guests on the field for the national anthem. the goal to pay tribute to those who lost their lives and share inspirational messages of hope. >> jason: when the patriots take the field tomorrow night they'll be witut he did not make the trip out west against the season opener against the cardinals. gronk has been nursing a hamstring injury for several weeks. he's not the only one sitting out tomorrow's opener. we'll tell you who else is sidelined coming up in the morning sports report. >> catherine: we're now learning new details about what happened during the deadly attack. the heroic actions of three men in the face of a mass shooting. >> jason: plus, anyone can go online and track the whereabouts fox 25 investigates digs deeper into a new ruling that could cause a major change. >> jason brewer: i'm already tracking a couple of batches of introducing longhorn's great american steak dinner for $12.99. perfectly seasoned sirloin with your choice of side. plus an appet

team in college football. and notre dame taking on texas. and we have the big rebel's win. >> and it is curtain call, bush had good starting positions tonight. just like the cars chase and it is fast approaching. and pennant chases and dodgers

passion and patriotism..presi dent bush flipped the coin in dallas as visiting new yorkers were moved to tears.. bengals coach marvin lewis wore an fdny hat as his team took on the new york jets moments of silc first responders presented the colors and players showed unity and resolve by interlocking arms around the flag...america sincerely and solemnly showed it's strength through sports there was plenty of nfl action around the country.. bishop gorman grad demarco murray making his tennessee titans debut.. and he dazzled.. he catches a touchdown pass from marcus mariota in the first quarter and another one in the 4th quarter... he provided the titans only two orleans between raiders and saints...drew brees throws a 98 yard touchdown pass to brandin cooks..the longest throw of his hall of fame career.. but with 47 seconds left.. derek carr fires a td strike to seth roberts.. instead of tying the game.. the raiders go for 2 and the win.. carr to michael crabtree.. gutsy maneuver pays off..35-34 raiders win classic... eli manning to victor cruz..and he salsa dances in celebration..gia nts take the lead late and dallas can't answer..new york wins 20-19

what were the issues that you think were most worrisome to you, that most made you want to join this obama team and get in there and make change? >> guest: as a bystander during the bush administration, i had, like many, many other people, watched in some horror as the u.s. response to the september 11th attacks became almost purely a military response, and more worrying -- not so much i think military force should not have been used. there's a role for military force in course terrorism but the -- course terrorism but the bush administration early on made a decision to view owl our responses to the 9/11 attacks through the legal framework of war. it was going to be considered an armed conflict for legal purposes, and the legal framework we have, both in terms of international law and domestic u.s. law, the legal framework for war is different for the legal framework for not war, ordinary life and basically to put it in a nutshell, during peacetime, the state is not supposed to go around killing people. you only get to kill them if you have put them on trial, you have an elaborate judicial process you have to presented and so on and so forthin peacetime we have lots o

passion and patriotism..presi dent bush flipped the coin in dallas as visiting new yorkers were moved to tears.. bengals coach marvin lewis wore an fdny hat as his team took on the new york jets moments of silence filled major league baseball parks as colors and players showed unity and resolve by interlocking arms around the flag...america sincerely and solemnly showed it's strength through sports there was plenty of nfl action around the country.. bishop gorman grad demarco murray making his tennessee titans debut.. and he dazzled.. he catches a touchdown pass from marcus mariota in the first quarter and another one in the 4th quarter... he provided the titans only two td's as the vikings win 25-16 the fan's choice game of the week liberty..gorman.. and arbor view and we need your vote again for these three worthy contenders i'll be live at one of these three matchups..go to our 8newsnow facebook page to decide centennial at las vegas high.. faith lutheran at silverado or legacy at coronado.. also we encourage you to send your highlights from this friday's game to pix p-i- x@lasvegasnow. com runnin rebels basketball coach marvin menzies came to unl

the interview during a special episode during our program called politics unplugged. you can hat with our political team on facebook and twitter. >>> fort carson soldiers had a visit with president george w. bush. he stopped at fort carson yesterday as part of the transition summit. it was designed to help returning soldiers return to civilian life and start their job search. bush told veterans they can -?always count on him. >> one of the things i vowed after my presidency was i would spend the rest of my life helping our vets. i would do what i could to focus on the events and to convince them. >> this is interesting. selling a book of originalstart paintings early next year. the profits will be donated to the george w. bush presidential center which focuses on helping post 911 veterans and their families. the book will include 66 paintings as well as a mural of american veterans. >>> firefighters could be getting a new tool to battle when the super tanker ight be >>> did i just hear this correctly? we didn't win power ball last night? >> i didn't see any winners nags wide. >>> we have fog in akron this morning. sunshine here in denver. upper 40s close to 50s as you step out the door. more s

the question as all of us now ask that question with a 26 team mentality. we begin looking at the threat from iraq in 2002 within a year of the attacks. president bushwas in the white house when the attacks happened and he didn't want a similar attack to happen when he was president of the united states and once we learned about iraq had a relationship with al qaeda and that the weapons of mass destruction might share those weapons with al qaeda than it became a very serious issue in a matter. he wasn't going to allow another attack to happen again. sitting here today with a 2016 mindset, we can't appreciate the pressure and the way the president felt in 2002 and 2003 about a potential archive by getting weapons of mass destruction for saddam hussein so that's the thing that drove this. i don't think the mistake was going into iraq based on the information we had. the mistake that existed was in the intelligence and the degree of the weapons of mass destruction that saddam hussein had comin come and the relationp that saddam hussein had with al qaeda. that's where the mistake was. it wasn't the intelligence. >> host: to be clear on the legal side of

the face of her opponent being on stage with her. donald trump has said he doesn't think he needs to do mock debates.te >> reporter: brett o'donnell was on president george w. bush's 2004 debate prep teamonald trump has only done primary debates where he was standing on the stage with o multiple candidates. he hasn't had to talk about policy issues continuous for 90 minutes. hillary clinton on the other hand, has done extensive one on one debates. she did it in her senate race, she did it when she ran for president against barack obama and she did it against bernie sanders. >> reporter: tonight's face-off is the first of three scheduled clinton-trump debates before election day. the latest nbc news "wall stree journal" poll, 11% of votersrs said they were not committed to any candidate and that these debates would be very importantr in helping h them make up their minds. so with the national polls so close and key battleground states showing the race tightening in each of them, these debates could be crucial. gwen, judy?, >> ifill: john, can i ask you as the witching hour approaches, how have these candidates really been preparing?he we saw some of the spin in your piece about what rai

bush did not confirm or deny the story. >> hillary clinton was not campaigning today and said she was huddling with her national security team. in control room ryan schulteis. ceo of wells fargo bank grilled massachusetts senator elizabeth warren after he profited from banks's fraudulent practices. >> you squeezed your employees to the breaking point so they would cheat customers and you could drive up the value of your stock and hut punsz of hill i don't understand of dollars in your own pocket. >> workers at the bank opened more two million fake accounts reportedly to boost its sales figures. wells far fargo fired more than 5,00em and senator warren is nowcally for his resignation. there criminal investigation under way. >>> patriots might electric to resort to a back up to their back up plan. right now it's arrays against the clock trying to get jimmy g back on field. in the meantime, the rookies and spotlight and ready for whatever gets thrown at him. sports director joe amorosino and our newsroom to breakdown what's ahead for pats. bill belichick not giving any hints awe may suspect leading to game as to who is quarterb

team of researchers tonight. there was more than a little back and forth over whether trump supported the invasion of iraq in the george w. bush administration. >> it came up on the campaign trail, but it really got ripped open tonight. trump tried to revise his own history trump did express support for the invasion in an interview with howard stern months before the war. trump downplayed and modified what he said then. >> i did an interview with howard stern very likely first time anyone asked me that. i said very lightly i, maybe, who knows. >> that is false. trump is each racing the part of his answer -- is erasing the part of his answer where he expressed affirmative support. of yes. trump is right it was a soft way of answering, but he's trying to gloss over he answered firm actively. trump also said in this debate -- answered affirmatively. trump also inside this debate he argued this debate with sean hannity. it appears trump was conflicted about the invasion before it happened. another point hillary clinton tr story to paint trump as having a history of hostility toward black people. >> donald started his career back i

the president, deputy national security adviser for combatting terrorism under president george w. bush, senior fellow at the west point terrorism center, where they combat terrorism. we should note, former federal prosecutor who served on terrorism prosecution teamsior to 9/11. in philadelphia is our friend malcolm nance, 30-year veteran of the counterterrorism business, a veteran of special ops and intelligence agencies. two decades in clandestine antiterrorism, counterterrorism intelligence. u.s. navy, arabic-trained, intelligence collections operator and field interrogator, notable for our next conversation, and the author of "defeating isis." gentlemen, it's good to have you both with us. malcolm, we'll start with you, because it was saturday night, you and i were both on the air together by telephone while this was unfolding, and you said something that stopped me in my tracks. you said, and i'm paraphrasing you, that in your line of work, there are no coincidences. this beautiful saturday started on the jersey shore, a town i'm very familiar with, seaside park, an undistinguished trash can that is now a former trash can, fast forward 11 hours, a normal side street in chelsea, not notable for any reason. why did you have early reason to thin

we have to get ready for a good team to come in here and for a hard battle. >> the reporter: bush tsarnaev joins me live and i guess we have to ask keys to the game, is it going to be thela brussette. i think brussette is a big story but the defense is the big story. they're very angry, i don't know what that means, it's because of the way they played against miami, but no one is talking about how the patriots defense is going to go against an experienced quarterback in brock. >> i like the fact that gronkowski is back and he has weapons. the fact that you have security blankets out there, i think that's going to be big. you want to go out on a limb, give a prediction, is this a patriots win? winning field goal. >> if they don't turn the ball over, patriots win. if they turn the ball over, texans win. they're a good team, great defense. want to get to a great moment we shared earlier just a few minutes ago here, you heard matt and he's always fun. he was joined by rickey stenhouse. rickey is a nascar driver. matt will be driving the pace car this weekend at new hampshire moto >> i did play

team of researchers tonight. there was more than a little back and forth over whether trump supported the invasion of iraq in the george w. bush administration. open tonight. trump tried to revise his own history on this issue. trump did express support for the invasion in an interview with howard stern months before the war. trump downplayed and modified what he said then. >> i did an interview with howard stern very likely first time anyone asked me that. i said very lightly i, maybe, who knows. >> that is false. trump is each racing the part of his answer -- is erasing the part of his expressed affirmative support. trump's exact words were yeah, i guess so which is a version of yes. trump is right it was a soft way of answering, but he's trying to gloss over he answered firm actively. trump also said in this debate -- answered affirmatively. trump also inside this debate hannity. it appears trump was conflicted about the invasion before it happened. another point hillary clinton tried to build from the birther story to paint trump as having a history of hostility toward black people. >> donald started his career back in 197

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jonah goldberg, the glenn becks of the world, the mitt romney team in total, and some four presidential candidates that signed a pledge for you -- kasich, bush, lindsey graham and ted cruz. i'm a little pissed off at all these people because they're helping hillary. are you mad? >> well, yeah, of course. i mean they're absolutely helping hillary. if you're not voting for donald trump, you're basically voting for hillary clinton. look, you're right. it was a pledge, and it wasn't just a pledge. in some cases, it was a data exchange agreement where the candidates received valuable data and information in exchange for that information they agreed to support the nominee, whomever he or she was. and so i think they should honor the pledges, and i think that our state chairman and our committee people on the committee are going to review this situation, and there may be consequences in the future. but, look, i saw some polling that should give you a much better feeling about this. this cnn poll came out this week, had a much higher percentage of republican support for donald trump. >> what was the percentage of that poll? i don't remember. >> it w

the president, deputy national security adviser for combatting terrorism under president george w. bush, senior fellow at the west point terrorism center, where they combat terrorism. we should note, former federal prosecutor who served on terrorism prosecution teamsor to 9/11. in philadelphia is our friend malcolm nance, 30-year veteran of the counterterrorism business, a veteran of special ops and intelligence agencies. two decades in clandestine antiterrorism, counterterrorism intelligence. u.s. navy, arabic-trained, intelligence collections operator and field interrogator, notable for our next conversation, and the author of "defeating isis." gentlemen, it's good to have you both with us. malcolm, we'll start with you, because it was saturday night, you and i were both on the air together by telephone while this was unfolding, and you said something that stopped me in my tracks. you said, and i'm paraphrasing you, that in your line of work, there are no coincidences. this beautiful saturday started on the jersey shore, a town i'm very familiar with, seaside park, an undistinguished trash can that is now a former trash can, fast forward 11 hours, a normal side street in chelsea, not notable for any reason. why did you have early reason to think

the bush. if it comes down making somebody uncomfortable by speaking the truth, then not always make you uncomfortable with the truth but make you feel comfortable at all. >> jenkins says the team didn't do anything before the season opener last week out of respect for 9/11. he also said he has spoken to 49ers backup quarterback colin kaepernick and told him he is proud of him. this started when kaepernick took a knee touring national anthem of the the preseason game, eagles coach doug pederson says he was against that gesture. >>> students are settling in for another school year, and many children are likely grumbling about the amount of homework assignments they have. but some schools every opt to go do away witt. why anti homework advocates say that could be better for your children. for senate, a clear difference. katie mcginty: for background checks, for banning assault weapons, and banning high-capacity ammunition clips. and pat toomey? against an assault weapons ban and against banning high capacity ammo clips like those used in the orlando massacre. listen to pat toomey brag: "i have had a perfect record with the nra." pat toomey gets an "a" from the nra. he's not for y

jonah goldberg, the glenn becks of the world, the mitt romney team in total, and some four presidential candidates that signed a pledge for you -- kasich, bush, lindsey graham and ted cruz. i'm a little pissed off at all these people because they're helping hillary. are you mad? >> well, yeah, of course. i mean they're absolutely helping hillary. if you're not voting for donald trump, you're basically voting for hillary clinton. look, you're right. it was a pledge, and it wasn't just a pledge. in some cases, it was a data exchange agreement where the candidates received valuable data and information in exchange for that information they agreed to support the nominee, whomever he or she was. and so i think they should honor the pledges, and i think that our state chairman and our committee people on the committee are going to review this situation, and there may be consequences in the future. but, look, i saw some polling that should give you a much better feeling about this. this cnn poll came out this week, had a much higher percentage of republican support for donald trump. >> what was the percentage of that poll? i don't remember. >> it w