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her problem is that her policy -- she was the secretary of state, and as bre suggesting, she is havingy hard time defending her time as obama's secretary of state. and so her answers are standing very kron contrived. a moral equivocation. and as smooth as it is, i doubt she is going to be able to do that for two straight years. if she is going to get pressed the way tie an sawyer was pressing there. >> and you wrote she will be the next president of the united states. >> madam president elect. i suspect she is. she is very smooth, it's going to be considered a historic candidacy. >> but can she distance -- >> look, the thing about her tenure as secretary of state, paul, it's kind of like gertrude stein's definition of oakland. there is no there there. you examine the record and you look for a major accomplishment, some kind of signature that's connected -- >> that takes her right into the white house? no accomplishments equals president of the united states? is that what you're saying? >> this is the age oh -- this is the age we're living in. it fills her resume. and by the way, she sp

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no bre we never made airplanes in the last year of the war that we were involved. we bought them from the french and the french gave us some that were serviceable were not the best. -- but were not the best. the early planes we flew had a pretty bad design flaw that didn't typically show itself until you were in the middle of a dogfight. a dogfight was a newly minted term for how ferocious it was when biplanes got in the air and all hell broke loose. in may 1918, eddie rickenbacker found himself in enemy occupied territory in france near the medieval city. altitude was everything he wanted. he wanted to get up as high as you could. use but at three german all the -- he spotted three german outlooalbatross. he went for it. he threw himself down. a screaming dive. . he squeezed the trigger of his machine gun and could see the guy slumped over and the guy went into a tailspin and died. the exhilaration only lasted a second because the other two enemy airplanes were swooping on him. they had the height advantage. eddie, the dogfight was breaking out, he jerked back ont

three were -- bres else, three were -- brussels. three were killed. the suspect was carrying two guns, one similar to the weapons used in the shooting. he's being held by authorities. >>> three of our al jazeera colleagues were in court in cairo, peter greste, mohamed fadel fahmy and baher mohamed have been imprisoned in egypt for 156 days, accused of conspiring with muslim brotherhood. jazz rr rejects the -- al jazeera represents the charges. nicole johnson has more on the hearing. >> reporter: as the defendants stood in the caged dock, the lawyers had their first chance to properly challenge the evidence of prosecution witnesses. they cross-examined three members of a technical committee appointed by the court to cess video material. -- so assess video material. under questioning one admitted he was with police officers when they arrested peter greste and mohamed fadel fahmy, leading the lawyer to question how he could be described as an independent witness. another member of the it can call panel was challenged to identify a single report edited to

when we come back, how about bre bret and greta prepare for the interview with hillary clinton? and why does washington nay sayers turn so >>> did president buobama durin his first term ever seriously disappoint you in any way? >> we had disagreements. president obama has called the irs scandal a phony scandal. is it a phony scandal? >> i think anytime the irs is involved for many people it's a real scandal. >> what was the journalistic strategy as hillary clinton came here to fox news? i sat down here with the host of on the record and the anchor of "special report" whose new book is a special heart, a journey of faith, courage and love. we're going to device the time perfectly evenly, just as you did. >> we've learned that. >> so bret, let's start with the christ simple. some folks case you were too easy on hillary clinton and others saying you spent too much time on benghazi. >> the criticism is going to come no matter what on either side. i think we struck the right down and the right balance on getting answers. and we went over a lot of material. and the reason i focused on

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special was going to happen when i was asked to do it because i had spoken 16 years earlier at the peer bre breakfast when clinton was there. i didn't thing anybody did it twice and they said one person had and that was billy graham. so i figured the good lord had something he wanted me to say. i didn't know what it was until the morning of the breakfast. i didn't expect to to be so deep and abiding. all of those people giving up on america are feeling they are not the only one and maybe there is common sense and logic and hope. i think there are a lot of people who could represent that same thing. i am very much hoping that one of those people come along soon and you know who real understands the constitution, who understands freedom and what true freedom is all about, who understands how to empower people, who understand economics and the importance of taking the heavy foot of government off the neck of businesses and industry and who understands that this is in fact the judeo christian nation with really values. [ applause ] >> political pundants confine you as a conservative particularl

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bre brett, joining me now, joe trippi, a campaign veteran, who worked on howard dean's campaign. this situation, under these circumstances, they're not a threat. >> she's right about talking about qatar, she didn't get to what happens a year from now, when they're released from -- >> well, she shouldn't have said that the first time around. she never should have been so definitive the first time around. >> i think that's right, i also think that's why this tour of hers is so good for her. she's able to get out there, and answer a lot of these questions, and when she does make a mistake, correct it, and you know, two years from now, she does run for president, a lot of this will -- she will have honed all her answers and she'll be a better candidate. i actually thought her interview tonight, tough questioning, respectful, but she didn't have -- there weren't a lot of forced or unforced errors. >> she seemed ernest, more relaxed than i've seen her in other interviews. or is that just me? >> no, i actually was surprised by it, i wasn't expecting her to come off as relaxed and partic

allow us to have a period of time to work and support teach bre ers before we make this important decisionif they have three to five years, they're tenured, they're doing a good job, they get t tenure. what if they decide to coast after that? i have tenure. i'm not going to do as good a job. what do you do to a teacher then? >> i don't find many teachers who behave that way. >> what if they do? >> if we find teachers who can't teach, students can't learn, then they need to be removed and be remrofed in a very fair process but one that does flot cost a district millions where we should invent that in students and in teacher raises and one that happens quicker. >> thanks very much for your perspective. good luck, as i lake to sike to nothing is more important than our kids. >>> why teachers unions oppose this ruling in california and what they are now planning to do about it. true business-grade internet comes with secure wifi for your business. it also comes with public wifi for your customers. not so with internet from the phone company. i would email the phone company to inquire as to why

doing more damage to the credibility of his country and to the office of the presidency than other breredecessors. he's doing things in contrast to the best interest of the people and known as the man who did perhaps indelible damage and by the way, this tie is that of sean's son practice's school. >> they will be happy for the plug. wait a minute. we'll release more terrorists because he's reformed because he likes yoga, another wants a baby, one wants a milk and honey farm. >> they come up with excuses because they learned from their lawyers how to game the system. >> the koran mentions milk and honey. >> absolutely and deceiving the infidelity. >> you believe the network in spite of reports, these taliban terrorists. >> have nothing to do -- >> bergdahl -- by the way, you have bergdahl's bracelet. >> this is bergdahl's bracelet given to me by his mother. >> you wore this for how long? >> almost every day. he was not a prisoner of war, he was never held by the taliban. the network is a criminal enterprise. it's the sparanos on steroids. they held him. i know for certainty what they w

he's sort of a lame duck bres dressing up like a bear right now. they need a story line. to do fund-raisers around the country. there's no legislation morning. it's a fun story line. he says i've done my last campaign but here's the next campaign to be a regular campaign. >> you've told us we've swallowed the white house story line. >> no, we tell the white house story line. it's part of our job. >> i want to turn to a more difficult race and political issue. this is the mississippi race, one of the ugliest of the primary season just took a tragic turn. a mississippi tea party leader accused being one of the men behind a photograph taken of thad cochrane's wife in a nursing home, just committed suicide. tea party challenger chris mcdaniel who lost that race posted on his facebook page, regardless of recent allegations made against his character, mark mayfield was a fine cristian man always respectful and kind, one of the most polite and humble men i've ever met. mcdaniels still threatening a legal challenge. listen to what he had to say. >> 35,000 to 40,000 democrats jump

bre we don't have the details yet. but many republicans have now stopped even pretending they care about the facts. senator john mccain is a leading critic of the release. he said the administration's briefing this week failed to sway him. >> i learned nothing in this briefing nor did i expect to learn anything in the briefing. i can't comment on what went on there except that i didn't learn anything i didn't already know. >> he learned nothing from the briefing? maybe that's because he didn't listen to it. quote, senator john mccain stayed long enough to ask one question but left after shouting over an unsatisfactory answer. what a surprise he didn't learn anything. he was too busy shouting. and there's senator saxby chambli chambliss, racing out of the briefing before it ended. moments later he popped up on fox news. >> in fact, the briefing is still going on, but i don't see how anybody can walk out of there with any kind of comfortable feeling that the administration from a notification standpoint, and i emphasize

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president obama is talking to msnbc about the crisis in iraq, in a new interview with "morning joe's" mika bre shinski. and john kerry is expected to head to the region, he's expected to visit the middle east and europe. kristen welg is at the white house. >> we're learning he will visit iraq at some point, and i anticipate he will carry a message with him, that we have heard from this white house this week, namely that it is up to the iraqis, ultimately, to bring the situation there under control. senior administration officials expressing frustration with prime minister nuri al maliki. they're saying this violence, this destabilization we're seeing, he bears some responsibility for that, for failing to create an inclusive government. we're also learning more about those special forces that are headed into iraq, to help assess the situation there. we're learning that the first round will be a few dozen special forces, and they'll have a few key goals. first, they're going to assess the security situation, assess the strength of isis. they're going to set up two joint operation centers. one is

the fact is that as long as is keeps moving with brute al-- bre alex kugss it is impossible to help.rces both on the ground and in the air. we have to be willing to assist. we have to have that resolve or this will get worse. we will have more of a challenge later if we don't do what we can to help. >> you talk about the iraqi military and tremendous quick successes isis has had. having served side by side with the iraqi military. are you surprised with that? >> i don't think i am. when we fwhewent in in '91, '93 saw an army that cared about their family and there wasn't a tremendous amount of loyalty and passion for their country. they are seeing obviously what's happening all over the country. they don't want to be the next victim. so i think that there is -- huge lack of resolve on the part of the forces. i think -- isis as i they move through has instilled pier amongst any of the powers that be that would have any shot of keeping ining integrity of thi country intact. there are natural allies on the ground. there are other people who share resentment towards this particular gover

but he will be available, bre anna. >> is there concern he could be reinjured or you know, do we expectut of the gate flying and maybe he will play a lot of the game? >> yes and yes. any time have you a hamstring injury, if you push it, you could injury it. but this is the knock out round. these guys need to go for broke. i would expect him to go for broke when he is out there and take it as it comes, because there might not be a tomorrow. >> tell us about the bracket, what is ahead and what the expectations are. >> this belgium team is good. but you are going to see an american team more confident than we have ever seen in u.s. soccer. now that they made it out of group of death, they feel like they could beat anyone maybe for the first time ever. we heard a change of their tone. remember at the beginning their coach said it is not realistic for them to win the world cup? all of a sudden now, he told players and their family members, change your airline tickets. i want you to buy a ticket for after the world cup is over because you should expect to be here in brazil the whole time. so,

. >> i immediately slammed on my bre brakes. >> reporter: al pike was on his way to work and jumped intostripping off his pants and shirt and jumping in. >> as i was jumping over the edge of the railing i noticed that the occupant of the vehicle, he had surfaced so i just jumped in and swam over to him. kept screaming help me. i said, you're alive. i said that's the only thing that matters. >> reporter: then another life line from above. other concerned drivers called police before taking matters into their own hands. dropping a rope into the water and creating a human chain. >> i took the rope and i tied it around his torso. i was hoping mynott held. >> and it did. the driver seen here surrounded by those good samaritans on the road until emergency crews arrived. he was taken to the hospital for pain. his condition is unknown this morning. but his road to recovery no doubt smoother thanks to those humble heroes. >> anybody would have done the same thing if they were in the same position. >> reporter: for "good morning america," linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> a lot of good soul the

and again, i think it can be done in a way that would not be provokttive very much like the berlin bre gad and its british and french counterparts 30 years, vastly outnumbered by soviet and east german forces and still manage to keep west berlin free by their presence. the third area i think the west needs to work on and perhaps needs to work more on is the question of sanctions of russia. the goal of sanctions should be to change russian policy. there's evidence now that suggests that the sanctions to date are relatively modest have had an economic impact on russia. for example, russian companies in 2013 were able to sell foreign currency bonds worth about $830 million. january and february they sold those bonds for about $6 billion. since march they sold zero. i think the sanctions are successful in their economic impact. but they have failed in their primary political purpose which is to affect a change of policy in the kremlin. i worry that the west has not handled the sanctions process well. the last day on which the united states and the european union announced sanctions togethe

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and it is not clear, look, there is a certain new yao breyou bre own it. >> is he answering to what democrats americans do not want to see more boots on the ground, do not want to see us re-enter the war. personally, i think this doctrine of preemptive war and prevention, the some day they could come and threaten us, some day it could become a problem, that's what got us into the war in the first place. >> president obama, is he clear on what he himself wants? he gives a lot of different signals when it comes to foreign policy. we have seen him do it in places like syria. it is a difficult time to be president obama. he's got a bunch of domestic scandals and problems, things like the va issue, it is a big issue. and at the same time, the world is falling apart on him and there is no such thing as the obama doctrine and people see america as weak. there is no clear direction as to what we're doing. >> here is the thought about president obama on foreign policy. we know in the middle east, in the wake of the arab spring, the countries where it worked, on their way to self-determination and demo

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