soledad: ben watson joining us from maryland. thanks, ben. ben: thank you. >> see watson's entire facebook post on our website, matter-of-fact.tv, or tweet us @matteroffacttv. next, she wasn't going to vote for either presidential candidate. >> just election cycle. >> what made this mother a convert to political activism. and later -- >> we got there at 8:54, we really flew. >> the bravery of rescue workers soledad: welcome back to "matter of fact." in politics, it's all about who's in, who's out, who's spending the money. there's more than 2,000 registered pacs, or political action committees, and they have raised $1.6 billion just for this election cycle. now there's a new player on the pac scene. it's created, organized, and managed by a group portrayed by some as subservient. the american muslim women pac is , they say, committed to making change through electing leaders who will represent their interests. h' diane: meet mirriam seddiq, an immigration and criminal defense lawyer, and founder of the american muslim women pac. mirriam: we'r

soledad: ben watson joining us from maryland. thanks, ben. ben: thank you. >> see watson's entire facebook post on our website, matter-of-fact.tv, or tweet us @matteroffacttv. next, she wasn't going to vote for th >> i feel very passionate not just election cycle. >> what made this mother a convert to political activism. and later -- >> we got there at 8:54, we really flew. >> the bravery of rescue workers soledad: welcome back to "matter of fact." power. who's in, who's out, who's spending the money. there's more than 2,000 registered pacs, or political action committees, and they have raised $1.6 billion just for this election cycle. now there's a new player on the pac scene. it's created, organized, and managed by a group portrayed by some as subservient. the american muslim women pac is , they say, committed to making change throu e here's "matter of fact" correspondent diane roberts. diane: meet mirriam seddiq, an immigration and criminal defense lawyer, and founder of the american muslim women pac. mirriam: we're not about making you fe

but i do think that over time we will know if it is something soledad: ben watson joining us from maryland. thanks, ben. ben: thank you. >> see watson's entire facebook post on our website, matter-of-fact.tv, or tweet us @matteroffacttv. next, she wasn't going to vote for either presidential candidate. >> i feel very passionate not just election cycle. >> what made this mother a really flew. >> the bravery of rescue workers on come on...you can do it! dogs just won't quit. introducing new frontline gold. with its new easy applicator frontline gold delivers powerful protection that doesn't quit for a full 30 days. its new triple action formula is relentless at killing fleas and ticks. frontline gold. the latest innovation from the maker of frontline plus. for persistent protection you can trust... good boy! go for the gold. new frontline gold. available at your vet. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. which means we can fix things differently. i know it's in, it's in but it's not working. i'm sending you a link to the my fios app that's going to let me see what you're seeing. really

fox 13's jen epstein is here with ben watson's very powerful and emotionally driven wards. ben watson plays for ravens was injured in final preseason game and will most likely be out for the rest of the season. he's passionate player and passionate man of god. and has optimism the country will one day be better. that why he says he's stands when the national anthem plays. and oh very long facebook post he says in part, i never forget the ills of america. but for a moment, i envision it's potential. remember it's prosperity, and give thanks to god for the land he has placed me in and for the i stand because thp mixed bag of evil and good is my home. and because it's my home, my standing is a pledge to continue the fight against all injustice and preserve the greatest attributes of the country. including collin capper income right to kneel. he goes on to action and similar action by others in past and present are a key component in equation for social change and should be respected. but he also hopes it brings attention to at problem not protest. adding that conflict when han

she will speak with revisited of michael mccaul and with baltimore ben watson. stepping away from politics, it is september 11. on this 15th anniversary, a town in the finland, canada. it will stop by a new hampshire town. more on why they will never forget. >> a convoy of motorcycle riding firefighters escorted a piece of the world trade center up 95 on its way to canada, in time to mark the 15th anniversary of 9/11. >> lives doing their job. we either knew someone who was working or the civilians in the towers that day. or they work the pile or covert shifts -- or covered shifts to let them with the piles. >> new hampshire firefighters during those from new york and massachusetts with little notice. >> it is a brotherhood. >> this is a personal journey >> when we saw the plane hit the tower, we responded to ground zero. >> he delivers pieces of world trade center steel as tokens of gratitude. this one to a town in newfoundland, who took him thousands of passengers when flights were grounded. >> they house them, washed their close for them. bought close for the

everybody just went along lock-step with things that were going on in society when his father -- when ben watson'shad all those signs said about him, then it would have stayed the same. i think the fact that their conversation has started because of colin kaepernick, i applaud him for that because i know and understand the risk that athletes, by standing up, and plus being a quarterback, all the endorsement deals that he could possibly get. he's saying, look, i'm doing the right thing regardless of if it is going to come back on me. i think that that's something that i would definitely get behind because i know the fact that there is a lot of money that he's probably going to lose from this. >> you have been there, you have played. i am sure there was pressure then, and especially even now with everything. amani, thank you. good to see you. >>> coming up next here, breaking vipments in the drama over at fox news. the network is apologizing. they are giving a former host $20 million over sexual harassment claims. my guest explains why she wanted gretchen carlson to turn the settlement down, fight t

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