destabilized iraq, syria, libya, and put iran onto the path of nuclear weapons in less than ten years now, they will have nuclear weapons. one of the dumbest deals ever made. whether it's countries or any kind of a deal you can think of, one of the dumbest deals ever made. at home, hillary clinton failed latinos and african-americans, producing only more poverty in the inner cities. and you see that. you see that. wherever you go to the inner cities, nothing happens. it never happens. it's called give me your vote and then they don't come back. four years later, they come back. she's merely the vessel for the global special interests, bleeding our country dry. they are bleeding our country. i'm running to represent americans and we are going to make america rich again. we're not rich. we're debtor nation right now. i'm going to end illegal immigration. stop the massive inflow of refugees, keep jobs from pouring out of our country, renegotiate our totally disastrous trade deals, and massively reduce taxes and regulations on our workers and our businesses. my economic agenda will be ver

she unleashed isis, destabilized iraq, syria, libya, and put iran on to the path -- >> michelle: all right. donald trump speaking right now in henderson, holding a rally at the henderson pavilion. he just took the stage. people have been lined up since midnight to see him speak today. we do have a these live pictures and we'll continue to dip in. right now let's get to weather. although the weather is really great here, there's a lot going on on the east coast and it's not good news. >> kelly: it's definitely rough to watch. i think everyone is bracing themselves for the worst. it's great to see so many people taking precautions they need to do. getting out of dodge for one. but also boarding up houses. they've got the warning. they're heeding the warnings and beautiful sunshine all morning long. temperatures though pretty chilly. those people standing in line for the trump rally i'm sure they have nice warm coats, maybe even hats. it got down to the mid and low fifties this morning. here is what we're looking at. 79 degrees at southeast career and technical academy camera. winds out

they are producing only death and destruction she unleased isis destabilized iraq, syria, libya and put iran onto the path of the nuclear weapons. they will have nuclear weapons. one of the dumbest deals ever made whether it was countries or any kind of a deal you can think of one of the dumbest deals ever made. at home hillary clinton failed latinos and african-americans producing only more poverty in the inner-city. they called me you love and then they don't come back. she is merely of the vessel for the global specialist to leading our country dry. i'm running to represent americans. >> donald trump taking the credit. he was smart enough to pick mike pence. once again donald trump calling his opponent a failure. the staff member. first words out of my mouth i'm getting a lot of credit for his performance. to pick mike pence is that the way to go here. >> i think yes to celebrate it and talk about his judgment as president and if you cannot look at the view objectively his performance last night was compelling, was sharp and it was a sharp contrast to tim kane. maybe they should be c

this -- how do you avoid this destabilizing iraq even further?ou have to make sure you can digest each piece as you move forward. charlie: and can you take and hold and govern. guest: we have learned painfully that the essential recipe is clear, hold and build. that is the phrase the military uses. you send in a strong force to clear, but that does not mean you can hold the territory and it does not mean you can build effective governments. ofe not seen the evidence the last two, that the hold and build parts of been thought through. does fall, mosul what does that say about the effort to go into syria and go after the second isis stronghold in rocca? guest: syria will be a different fight. in iraq, the u.s. has the full cooperation of the government along with other players. in syria, they're dealing with a pick up team of fighters on the ground, syrian kurds and syrian arabs. so far they have been fairly effective in moving across areas that isis has controlled, that is until the turks halted that momentum. right now, the syrian kurds are march

destabilized iraq, syria, libya, and put iran on to the path of nuclear weapons.s merely the vessel for the global special interests bleeding our country dry. they are bleeding our country. >> donald trump earlier today going after his democratic rival, now governor pence had a very strong debate performance last night. will donald trump utilize the successful tactics in the town hall. with us is former mayor, rudy giuliani. governor pence did great. you've been involved in debate prep with trump in this campaign. what would you tell him to do with pence and taking it to sunday in the town hall? >> do the same thing. >> don't answer anymore questions. >> i've probably done 11 primary presidential debates and debates for mayor and i was a trial mayor, and argued in the supreme court. i know a lot about this. last night's performance, i would use in a class, if i were teaching, how to debate. it was brilliant, and you could see he let his opponent become angrier and angrier, because he wasn't scoring. the whole purpose of all the attacks on trump was to get pence to

destabilized iraq. syria. libya. and put iran on to the path of nuclear weapons.he is merely the vessel for the global special interests bleeding our country dry. they are bleeding our country. >> donald trump earlier today going after his democratic rival, now governor pence had a very strong debate last night. will donald trump utilize some of his running mate's tactics in this sunday's upcoming town hall. swro joining us, rudy giuliani. how are you? >> really good. >> i think we all agree, governor pence did great. you've been involved in debate prep with trump in this campaign. what would you tell us to take from what pence did last night into sunday and the town hall? >> do the same thing. >> yeah. don't answer any more questions. >> i have probably done 11 primary presidential debates and debates for mayor. and i was a trial lawyer for a -- >> you're a good debater. >> appellate lawyer and argued to the supreme court. i know a lot about this. last night's performance i would use in a class if i were teaching how to debate. >> it was really good. >> it was br

on the continued existence of armed militias beyond full government control could destabilize iraq long after isis is gone. for the pbs newshour,ime jane ferguson in tikrit, iraq. >> woodruff: stay with us. coming up on the newshour: how pregnant women in miami are reacting to zika threats; and the important but complex discoveries behind the nobel prizes, explained. but first, the french government today announced a renewed push for a cease-fire in syria, after a previous deal failed. the two architects of that accord, secretary of state kerry and russian foreign minister sergei lavrov, spoke again by phone today. meantime, the push by syrian forces to retake aleppo's rebel- held sectors continued, as a humanitarian catastrophe mounted. as rescuers on the ground in eastern aleppo sifted through the ruins by hand, united nations satellite images from high above showed the sweeping destruction. the syrian military announced today it's reducing the land and air bombardment to let some 275,000 civilians evacuate. pablo marco leads the "doctors without borders" mission in syria. he spoke, v

she unleashed isis, destabilized iraq, syria, libya and put iran on to the path of nuclear weapons iness than ten years now. they will have nuclear weapons. one of the dumbest deals ever made. whether it's countries or any kind of a deal you can think of, one of the dumbest deals ever made. at home hillary clinton failed latinos and african-americans producing only more poverty in the inner cities and you see that. wherever you go to the inner cities -- >> all right, trump's praise for mike pence, look at the polling, cnn's polling on last night's vp debate, his running mate governor mike pence won. four days away until mr. trump has hi next opportunity against hillary clinton if he learns anything, we're talking about the art of deflection and not taking the bait. mike pence didn't do as much. we'll see how it goes sunday in st. louis. meantime, the most powerful democrat and republican in the nation teaming up with the former first lady and president to ask you to do one thing in four weeks. here you go. >> there's nothing more important than to vote. lots of people lived and die so

how do you avoid the new refugee problem from destabilizing iraq even further. so those are questions, on the one hand you want to keep the momentum up, move ckly. on the other, make sure that you can digest each piece as you move forward. >> and the most porntd thing is you can take and hold and govern. >> we have learned painfully watching these words in the middle east that the essential recipe is clear hold and build. that's the phrase the u.s. military uses. you send in a strong initial force to clear. but that doesn't mean you can hold that territory. it certainly doesn't mean that you can build effective governance. and again, i have not seen the evidence that the last two, the hold and build parts, have been carefully thought through. >> eric, if show mosul does fall, and it's not over a long period of time, what does that say about the effort to go into syria, and go after the second isil stronghold raqqa? >> well, you have to remember, charlie, syria will be a very different fight. at least here in iraq the u.s. has the full cooperation of the governme

that destabilized a iraq and syria and northern africa and libya.ch chaos in the region, and it's led to hundreds of thousands of people being killed and millions of people being displaced. everything she has touched in the foreign policy setting has turned into a disaster, whether it be the lack of staffs of forces in iraq. we saw what happened. al qaeda and iraq became isis. neil: you always hear these stories, trump doesn't care and he doesn't listen to advice. >> he listened to this. he realized she created the vacuums. he understands with she has the reset button with mr. putin. that didn't work out too well. stick to those issues, stick to the kinds of things people want to know about non-personal attacks. >> stick to her. stick to how she has failed in foreign policy and snagsal security. created a more dangerous world and more of a threat to the homeland. i think jobs and the economy. that's what people want to hear about. how are you going to be commander-in-chief to protect americans and create more jobs. >> what if she raises a scuffle wi

to the iranians, the first thing was announce id the creation of their own legion to destabilize lebanon, iran and iraqok at the policy wing will at a resurgence of iraq and iran. when you see the state department, they issued a warping to the american citizens aware that some iranians might want to take you hostage. policy in a our way that there is never going to e the price on the head of an american. you should be allowed to travel to any country that you want. seconds to oman, 30 rebut if you choose. sen. duckworth: i don't nderstand the incumbent -- my opponent's policies on iran because he says he doesn't want a nuclear war yet he voted stopped iranl that from booking a nuclear state. he wants iran to not have he triedeapons and yet to introduce legislation that prevented iran from divesting itself of the heavy water that needed in order to run a nuclear program. so we're talking about somebody once you get rid of nuclear weapons in iran and yet he's doing everything he can to sure they maintain the cables, and that's simply not in the best interest of the united states. you.hank time is up. mov

so iraq is certainly destabilized and chaotic and there's a lot of people leaving their homes. y're not leaving the country in waves like they are in syria. host: a reminder we do have a line for iraq vets. you're on the air. go ahead. caller: why do we have to how s send a message as to many troops we are sending to any place? what does that help? who does that help? host: what sort of -- what was your question? caller: i listened -- and this happens quite a bit as far as we let people know what we are going to do and when we are going to do it. host: kind of like the question i asked you earlier about the plans for mosul. in terms of coverage of the war. i mean, i would assume that the forces inside the -- isis forces, they watch the media, they read the reports. it's hard to have an element of surprise in that case. guest: it is. we talk about that sometimes in the press room over in the pentagon to what extent these guys are kind of talking to isis through us as american reporters. i think there's sometimes a little element of that. but there's also just i think primarily th

iraq. importance, but equal importance, how we got out. incredibleed this vacuum, isis was formed, a lot of other problems happened. totally destabilized. in surge, whether you are favor of going in or not, the surge worked. then we announced we are leaving mosulhow about most of -- . they keep saying we will attack mosul, why did they say that? a lot of the bad guys, the leaders of isis are there. isn't there an element of surprise? remember when we were young studying history and they would talk about the great generals and greater tax and the element attacks and-- great element of surprise? it first andd talked about it later? [applause] mr. trump: they're wasting their time because everyone we want will be gone. it will be also billions and tremendous death and carnage. they will tell the leaders, get out of here. it is a sad thing, we are run by people who are incompetent. [applause] >> charlene, is she here? mr. trump: how are you? says, mr. trump, i am an eighth generation american of mexican descent. i live in california, you have my vote. i want to help other hispanics see the truth. she talks about how the current administrati

iraq, libya, none of these countries have attacked the united states and our military interventions in these regions are murdering millions of people, destabilizinghe region and peace or illegal acts and it should come as no surprise to anyone that there is a blue back to this activity and that means people want to get even. they want justice for what's been done to their homeland and their people. >> you need a comprehensive strategy to take out isis. by working with our allies in the region that means depeche mode, the jordanians, the iraq iraqis. we've got to make sure that we are working with our allies and then we provide the kind of leadership and strategy the logistics command and control, those kind of activities that can make sure that like i say our allies in the region go in and with our leadership and strategy take out isis and we've got to take out at the root and then at the same time work in our country with the fbi, cia, with all of the agencies and stand strong to make sure that we root them out in this country as well and that's why when robert talks about drastically cutting our military in half, that makes no sense and it's no

destabilizing action before inauguration. >> we're also learning a u.s. service member was killed in northern iraq today.is the latest information you are learning about that? >> reporter: this happened north of mosul. we're told a u.s. service member killed in action when the vehicle this person was in hit an i.e.d. this is a very typical isis tactic of course up in this whole northern iraq area. they are lacing the area with i.e.d.s, bombs and booby traps as u.s. military advisor teams work with local kurdish and iraqi forces to begin that approach to mosul by all accounts. that is what happened today. very, very difficult. very difficult news for another u.s. military family, wolf. >> certainly is, barbara. thanks very much barbara starr at the pentagon. and the president of the philippines has announced what he calls a separation from the united states. this is highlighting a serious problem for the united states right now. >> wolf, no question. arguably one. >> the closest u.s. allies in the world here in the philippines going into the camp, it appears during this visit in beijing of one of america'

iraq it was a disaster. i said that iran will take over and it will totally destabilize the middle east.s nobody bigger or better at the military than i am. >> are you telling me you are going to send american ground troops into syria. >> i'm not telling you anything. the reason i'm not, is because if i run and i win, i don't want them to know. >> if you want to hit them hard. >> i have a way that would be very effective with respect to isis. a muslim registry controversy. what do you want there? what's your vision? >> oh, it's very simple. when they come in from syria, guest of president obama, we shouldn't be taking any because we have no idea where they come from, who they are. they have no paperwork. there is no way of proving that their paperwork is correct. when they come in from syria, i want them to be registered. because we just don't know who they are. woe don't know where they come from. we don't know if they are isis and we don't know if they have evil intentions. so i want them registered. >> all right. but they will be if they get papers to come here, ice, homeland security

iraq, libya, syria, yemen, none of these countries have attacked the united states. and our military and para military interventions in these regions are murdering millions of people, destabilizing the region, and these are immoral and illegal acts. and it should come as no surprise to anyone therefore that there's blowback to this activity. and that being people want to get even. they want revenge. they want justice for what's been done to their homeland and their people. moderator: senator hoeven, response. sen. hoeven: well, you need comprehensive strategy to take out isis. we need to take out isis by working with our allies in the region that. means the peshmerga and that means the jordanians and the egyptians. the iraqis, free iraqi army. we've got to make sure that we're working with our allies and then we provide the kind of leadership and strategy, the low gistics, command and control, those types of activities that can make sure that like i say, our allies in the region go in and with our leadership and strategy, take out isis. and we've got to take them out at the root and then at the same time, work in our country with the f.b.i., the c.i.a., all of our law enforcemen

by wikileaks in russia to try to destabilize our election, but second, you can't assume they're all accurate. i don't take all of these at face value. >> >>> and iraq's first stand. iraqi forces and at least 3,000 u.s. support troops launching the campaign. the biggest offensive against isis so far. >> american commanders saying they really don't know how long will it take? just days or even a few much. a lot depends on how many booby traps it's set. >>> and good day, everyone. donald trump today lashing out in the last 24 hours a tweet storm directed at hillary clinton, women accusing him of sexual misconduct, republican house speaker paul ryan, and what he is labeling a rigged electoral process without any proof. tweeting this morning, of course there is large scale voter fraud happening on and before selection day. why do republican leaders deny what is going on? so naive. joining me is katy tur in new york, and kristen welker. katie, first to you donald trump unhinged? you have lead stories in the "the washington post," "new york times" describing him as being in an echo chamber, in trump power, not listening to advisers. what's going on? >> he t

at syria, we look at iraq, we look at yemen, we look at lebanon, we now look at iran as the hedgemon. they are now the hedgemonot arabian peninsula. we never had such a destabilizationn the middle east and it all revolves around the lack of relationship with russia and allies in the middle east and identifying the threat as radical islam. that's why they cannot identify the homegrown threats because they don't know the ideology and the fbi and the other law enforcement agencies have had all their training removed so they can't ask the right questions. that's the big problems, and that's why this nation needs a change. liz: what is your greatest fear here? >> my greatest fear is five nuclear weapons going off in u.s. cities set off by radical islamists. liz: from iran or where? saudi arabia or wahhabis? >> doesn't matter where. they go off in u.s. cities. liz: thank you, lieutenant general thomas mcinerney. appreciate your time. >>> senator tim kaine argued the terrorist threat to the u.s. has decreased. you heard what the general just said. and our research shows there's been a dozen successful terrorist attacks just during president obama's administration. we have

destabilize the world. >> john mccain caught a lot of, you know what, for iraq.n dead on on syria from the very beginning. he's been warning of the increased costs from the very beginning. he said you can go in now and take care of it now or it's going to get more difficult later. >> there are difficult choices but there are obvious choices now including the ones he put out there. i feel a worry that nothing will happen because through this election nothing is going to happen. >> the problem is the choices were not so difficult at a given time but we keep -- we have a white house and we have a world that keeps allowing the slaughter to continue day in and day out and it gets more difficult by the day. so when people come on here and whine about how tough it is, well, they have built their own prison. it's the syrian people who were dying and being starved to death right now. children. they're being told surrender and you can eat again. it is the russians. it is vladimir putin who is helping starve the children day by day, hour by hour in syria while we do absolut

iraq, libya, syria, yemen, none of these countries have attacked the united states. and our military and paramilitary interventions in these regions are murdering millions of people, destabilizing the region. and these are immoral and illegal acts. and it should come as no surprise to anyone, therefore, there is low back to this activity, and data being -- blowback -- and that being people want to get even. they want revenge, they want justice for what's been done to their homeland and their people. >> senator hoeven, response. >> you need a comprehensive strategy to take out isis. when you take an isis a working with our allies in the region, that means the peshmerga, that means the jordanians, egyptians, the iraqis, three iraq you army. we got to make sure that we are working with our allies and then we provide kind of leadership and strategy, the logistics, command and control. those types of activities that can make sure that like us to our allies in the region go in and with our leadership and strategy take out isis. we've had to take out, take them out of the route. at the same time work in our country with the fbi, cia, all of our law enforcement agencies and stenstrom w

iraq. but of equal importance, but almost equal importance, how we got out. obama created this incredible vacuum, isis was formed, a lot of different problems happened. and totally destabilized. you know the surge, whether you , are in favor of going in or not, the surge worked. then all of a sudden, boom. then we announced we are leaving here. how about mosul? they keep saying we will attack mosul, why did they say that? a letter the bad guys, the leaders of isis are there. isn't there an element of surprise? remember when we were young and we were studying history and they would talk about the great great attacks.e it was called the element of surprise? one that be nice if we attacked first, and talked about the great victory later? no, seriously. [applause] mr. trump: they're wasting their time attacking mosul. because everyone we want will be gone. it will be also billions and tremendous death and carnage. the people we want, hey, they will tell the leaders, get the hell out of here. it is a very sad thing. we are run by people who are incompetent. i will tell you that. [applause] howie: is charlene here? mr. trump: how are you? howie: charlene says, mr. trump, i am an e