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jon: joining us now, bret baier, the anchor of "special report." suppose there are many in washington who see it differently. that this investigation of the clinton email situation which came about because of benghazi committee, a lot of people see that as about much more than politics, bret? >> jon, good morning. raised some eyebrows, that answer, because, one, the president said he didn't know about the private email server. two, he said it is not a national security problem. well, there is an fbi investigation ongoing on that very question. jon: that was my question. >> and they're suggesting by all reports there have been attempts at hacking hillary clinton's email server. and we've seen how there has been classified information found on that server. we don't know the extent to which it has been on there. and you look at the other instances where this administration has prosecuted people for their handling of classified information. general david petraeus, who had a notebook that was locked in a desk that he shared with his mistress. she allege

fox business anchor bret baier to break down the action plan, it balances the budget in eight years while cutting taxes and reforming entitlements. >>> and the long war gets longer as president obama shifts on how many troops to keep in afghanistan. we have general bob scales with the situation report. we're live with less than an hour to the closing bell. a lot going on this. is a really important location to be at. glad you are with us. let's start the "countdown." . liz: breaking news, we've got oil on a slippery slope, and it is moving downward. nymex crude falling for a fourth day in a row, the longest losing streak in 2 1/2 months after the eia, the energy administration reported a much bigger supply build of 7.65 million barrels versus the expected 2.85 million barrels. more supply, the price goes down. we are oversupplied. there's a glut. now we need to get to this, we are more quickly than expected approaching the debt ceiling. that's when the government runs out of cash to pay bills and obligations. treasury secretary, this is a little history for you, throughout the years have

i want to ask bret baier, anchor of special report who is live, that john boehner may have to stay as speaker for a time if the house can't agree on a successor. you heard issa say he doesn't feel anybody can get to the necessary 218 votes. go. >> that is true. he will not step down until there is a successor that they feel can get to 218. remember the republicans have their nominee but it is the whole house that votes on speaker of the house. and so the republicans, you would have to get to 218 votes to get to speakership. democrats are likely going to vote for nancy pelosi and the question is who is going to be the candidate that can unite republicans so it doesn't become this ballot after ballot. we have not seen that for dec e decades where it speaker battle went this far. it sporois important to point oe speaker of the house doesn't have to come from an elected member of congress. it could be trump, or whoever, but you would have to get 218 votes in the house on that day. >> could you believe there could be somebody we have not seen that is not necessarily even a member who could

bret baier, thank you.na: right now israel on alert as terror attacks become a near-daily occurrence. the latest at a central bus station in the southern part of the country, and it's showing how the lone wolf style violence is spreading beyond jerusalem. conor powell is live in israel with more for us tonight. >> reporter: jenna, police say an arab-israeli man opened fire in a bus station sunday night killing an israeli soldier and wounding at least 11 people. now, security officials there killed the assailant but also shot a refugee from the african country of eritrea. video shows a mob kicking the injured man, the mob believed he was one of the attackers, and they tried to subdue him. israeli officials opening an investigation into that incident as well. now, in recent days israel has introduced a series of new security measures trying to combat the growing violence here that has really lasted about three weeks or so, erecting dozens of checkpoints in the primarily palestinian east jerusalem areas and pl

joining us now, bret baier, the anchor of "special report." i suppose it's no surprise that bernie sanders is doing better since in new hampshire, since he comes from the neighboring state of vermont, right, bret? >> well there is that, jon, but there is also the fact he is somebody new and different for new hampshire. they are into this independent thought. they are into authentic politicians. hillary clinton has had a tough time there even though she won back in 2008. expect her to be on the trail a lot in coming weeks and also expect her to start differentiating herself with bernie sanders. i think that this very forceful call for gun control legislation is one of those efforts where she is trying to drive a wedge, bernie sanders has some issues in the fact he is from vermont, a rural state and he hasn't always been progun control. and that puts him at a different spot being the kind of leader on the progressive side of the party. jon: despite her numbers she has issues with her favorability rating in both those states. 35% favorability rati

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i look forward to the moment on fox news when brit hume has to turn to bret baier and say, bret, we're calling the 38 electoral votes of the state of texas for the democratic nominee and next president of the united states, hillary rodham clinton. >> i got to tell you, i love being la hillary. i promise, i'll keep working on my pronunciation. to say it just right, but i want you to know, i am not just la hillary. i'm also tu hillary. the leading republican candidate for president says that immigrants from mexico are rapists and drug dealers. and candidates are even talking about changing the constitution to take citizenship away from people who were born here. so i plan to continue pulling out that kind of hateful speech whenever and wherever i see it. because latinos and latinas, you're not strangers. you're not intruders. you're our neighbors, our friends, our families! >> and earlier, at a u.s. hispanic chamber of commerce event clinton addressed whether she's considering castro as a running mate. >> i think really highly of him. and i am thrilled to have his endorsement today. both

boehner on fox news bret baier: "why should ryan even consider taking this job after the treatment you received as house speaker?" jb: "well, somebody has to have this job!" paul ryan setting friday as the deadline for his party to decide if that somebody is him. "now more than ever, we must work together." that was peter alexander reporting. congress doesn't have much time to spare, with serious to keep the government open and make sure the country pays its bills. it's time now to get a first look at the forecast... let's head down to jennifer mcdermed at the science center. ad lib wx quick rain is moving out of central iowa after bringing about a tenth of rain to many locations. the rest of the afternoon will be partly to mostly cloudy and temperatures will reach the low 70s this afternoon. tonight will be dry and temperatures will return to the upper 40s overnight. an attempted traffic stop ended with one man dead and two leave. the division of criminal investigation is looking into the case in cedar rapids today. police say officers pulled over a car in the 32-hundred block of rave

and moments ago on special report with bret baier speaker john boehner had this to say. >> paul, i believeannouncement later on this evening. i'm not sure what the announcement is going to be. charles: you know, of course, everything seems to be in disarray with the gop and the big question now is how will the chips fall? will paul ryan announce he's running for this job? by the way, the house republicans are meeting until 7:00 p.m. and just now hearing he will speak, paul ryan at the conclusion of this gop conference. he's going to talk to the press. back with me liz peek and lieutenant colonel ralph peters. liz, to you first, the last few, maybe the last week, a lot of people saying paul ryan is the only guy to get the job done, there is opposition particularly on talk radio and other areas with the immigration policies and i think he voted for the bailout, nevertheless it feels like he's in a position to call the shots. what concessions might he have been asking for? >> i think he wants backing by the tea party caucus. he doesn't want to go through a big bloody fight over who's the spea

i'm bret baier. there is new serious fallout tonight over the images of planned parenthood officials apparently negotiating the sale of leftover parts from aborted babies. texas is yanking government funding from the abortion provider, a move that has already set off a war of words and is destined for a courtroom. chief leading correspondent shannon bream has tonight's top story. >> reporter: texas is putting every planned parenthood affiliate in the lone star state on notice that they have started to end the access to funding. today's letter says, quote, the state has determined that you and your planned parenthood affiliates are no longer capable of performing medical services in a professionally competent, safe, legal and ethical manner. the letter also cites undercover video released early this year by the center for medical progress, which purports to show the director of research for planned parenthood gulf coast in houston discussing conduct opponents say is illegal. >> so if we alter our proc

i'm bret baier. president obama insists that russia is making what he calls unforced errors in the poker game over syria and the middle east. the president says vladimir putin is overplaying an already bad hand while the u.s. stands pat, focusing on the president's leadership in areas such as climate change than the iran nuclear deal.

i'm bret baier.se speaker john boehner's promise to try to clean his plate for his successor may be closer tonight. boehner and his team are working with the white house to come up with a plan that would raise the debt ceiling and seal the deal on a two-year budget agreement that would move past the 2016 presidential election. mike is following the story on

i'm bret baier. hillary clinton is going from defense to offense.urry of national tv appearances and campaign stops, she's fighting to reverse negative poll numbers by attacking the gun lobby following the oregon college shootings, by challenging republicans in congress, and by asserting her self-appointed place in the pantheon of the most accountable politicians in the country's history. chief white house correspondent ed henry has tonight's top

he was with bret baier last week and said some astonishing things about the white house and how it interacts with the white house and the u.s. military. >> it was the operational micromanagement that drove me nuts of white house and staffers calling senior command materials on the field asking questions second-guessing commanders. if i tried to call a field commander going around dick cheney who was secretary of defense or colin powell who was chairman of the giant chiefs, i would have had my head handed to me, probably personally by the president. that kind of interference was unheard of when i was on the nfc at the white house. >> targets have to be approved by the secretary of defense. pilots are watching convoys of isis and they are not allowed to target them. russian air attacks have increased. ours have decreased. we don't want to interfere with russian activities. bill: there is a policy that might face a veto pen. that's expected. what's the effect of that? >> the effect of it is, it does direct damage to the men and women in the military pay, benefits, housing, equipment, training o

bret baier is the anchor of "special report." et, marco rubio says, maybe not hate, but he is frustrated with it. he certainly doesn't want to work there again. in fairness to him a lot of americans don't like the senate either. the question today politically though, this message, what kind of liability does it have for marco rubio and, his future run for the white house? >> jenna, good morning, it is a double-edged sword here, you're right, i don't like the senate. it doesn't work the right way, is appealing on the campaign trail especially in an anti-washington, anti-establishment kind of atmosphere. but, it also brings up the fact that he is a first-term senator, who doesn't like the playground he is on and wants to go to the white house. it is white house or bust. and, you know, so there is some feeling, like did he pay his dues when you read this article? at least how his opponents are portraying it. and so, you know, after we had a one-term senator who became a president and arguably many in the republican party think that d

i'm bret baier. house speaker john boehner's promise to try to clean his plate for his successor may be closer tonight. boehner and his team are working with the white house to come up with a plan that would raise the debt ceiling and seal the deal on a two-year budget agreement that would move past the 2016 presidential election. mike is following the story on capitol hill. >> good evening. house republicans are meeting this hour and are expected to meet again tomorrow morning to discuss the outline of the plan to see if they can rally up enough support to get some thorny issues off the agenda as the house is expected to transition to a new speaker. the package was negotiated by members of the white house with the top four congressional leaders, top speaker john boehner, nancy pelosi, and democratic leader harry reid. the senate leader talked cautiously earlier this afternoon. >> in the meantime, we also know that fiscal negotiations are ongoing as the details come in, and especially if an agreement

i'm bret baier.s new serious fallout tonight over the images of planned parenthood officials apparently negotiating the sale of leftover parts from aborted babies. texas is yanking government funding from the abortion provider, a move that has already set off a war of words and is destined for a courtroom. chief leading correspondent shannon bream has tonight's top story. >> reporter: texas is putting every planned parenthood

i'm bret baier. president obama insists that russia is making what he calls unforced errors in the poker game over syria and the middle east. the president says vladimir putin is overplaying an already bad hand while the u.s. stands pat, focusing on the president's leadership in areas such as climate change than the iran nuclear deal. kevin cork has today's top story from the white house. >> reporter: ask about the failed program to train and equip syrian fighters, president obama told "60 minutes" sunday that he never believed in the plan in the first place, despite its billion and a half price tag. >> this is why i've been skeptical from the get-go about the notion that we were going to effectively create this proxy army inside of syria. >> reporter: but if you're so skeptical of the strategy, which already has cost taxpayers tens of millions of dollars, he certainly didn't show is in 2014. >> tonight i call on congress again to give us additional authorities and resources to train and equip these

backlash from both sides of the aisle and the would-be speaker last night went on fox news with bret baier to begin what turned to be an inartful effort to clean up his mess. >> i did not intend to imply in any way that that work is political. of course, it is not. look at the way they carried themselves out. >> that's not what you said. >> no. the point i was trying to makers i want to be very clear about this. i wasn't saying that committee was -- that was solely to get the truth out. what happened within the truth, you found out about a server. this committee's sole purpose is to find the truth why four americans were killed that night. lou: good lord. all of this from the same man who served as the right-hand man to john boehner and who had the temerity to give boehner a grade of b-for tenure as speaker, to the man who endorsed him as successor, but it was also a wildly inflated grade as is mccarthy's loss for power. despite all of that, mccarthy remains a favorite to succeed boehner which says more to me, at least, about the sad condition of the republican conference than about the wo

i'm bret baier. hillary clinton is going from defense to offense. in a flurry of national tv appearances and campaign stops, she's fighting to reverse negative poll numbers by attacking the gun lobby following the oregon college shootings, by challenging republicans in congress, and by asserting her self-appointed place in the pantheon of the most accountable politicians in the country's history. chief white house correspondent ed henry has tonight's top story. >> reporter: trailing badly in new hampshire, hillary clinton held two town hall meetings here today and declared nobody has ever been more transparent. >> i have gone further than anybody that i'm aware of in american history. >> reporter: in one of the town halls, an exclusive with nbc, clinton also offered the dubious claim the vast majority of her e-mails had previously been on the state department server. as she rejected anchor savannah guthrie's question about the benghazi committee uncovering the use of her personal server. >> was that a public service? >> no. before this whole thing w

i'm bret baier. there is new serious fallout tonight over the images of planned parenthood officials apparently negotiating the sale of leftover parts from aborted babies. texas is yanking government funding from the abortion provider, a move that has already set off a war of words and is destined for a courtroom. chief leading correspondent shannon bream has tonight's top story. >> reporter: texas is putting every planned parenthood affiliate in the lone star state on notice that they have started to end the access to funding. today's letter says, quote, the state has determined that you and your planned parenthood affiliates are no longer capable of performing medical services in a professionally competent, safe, legal and ethical manner. the letter also cites undercover video released early this year by the center for medical progress, which purports to show the director of research for planned parenthood gulf coast in houston discussing conduct opponents say is illegal. >> so if we alter our proc

bret baier is with me now. mitt romney is there today.too, is the entire paul ryan family as we watch this transition. reporter: the last time speaker boehner will be there on the dais. speaker boehner has had a long haul here, a tough go. >> pursuant to the speaker's announcement the chair will receive nominations for speaker. reporter: as they get through the logistics of the house. he paused to mention paul ryan put lawn signs up for him in 1990 asking a young staffer. this is a guy who has really been about the house. this is a tough go, bill, trying to herd the cats for the last couple years. bill: this is kathy mcmorris-rogers. she is expected to put paul ryan's name into the nomination hopper. after that we'll get a vote. ryan's magic number is 218. is there any question now as to whether he gets that? >> no. daniel webster who got 43 votes took his name out of running this morning. he was seen on the well of the house talking to ryan, shake hands, slapping him on the back. i think you will see he will get over 218. the question is

i'm bret baier. president obama insists that russia is making what he calls unforced errors in the poker game over syria and the middle east. the president says vladimir putin is overplaying an already bad hand while the u.s. stands pat, focusing on the president's leadership in areas such as climate change than the iran nuclear deal. kevin cork has today's top story from the white house. >> reporter: ask about the failed program to train and equip syrian fighters, president obama told "60 minutes" sunday that he never believed in the plan in the first place, despite its billion and a half price tag. >> this is why i've been skeptical from the get-go about the notion that we were going to effectively create this proxy army inside of syria. >> reporter: but if you're so skeptical of the strategy, which already has cost taxpayers tens of millions of dollars, he certainly didn't show is in 2014. >> tonight i call on congress again to give us additional authorities and resources to train and equip these

i'm bret baier. hillary clinton is going from defense to offense. in a flurry of national tv appearances and campaign stops, she's fighting to reverse negative poll numbers by attacking the gun lobby following the oregon college shootings, by challenging republicans in congress, and by asserting her self-appointed place in the pantheon of the most accountable politicians in the country's history. chief white house correspondent ed henry has tonight's top story. >> reporter: trailing badly in new hampshire, hillary clinton held two town hall meetings here today and declared nobody has ever been more transparent. >> i have gone further than anybody that i'm aware of in american history. >> reporter: in one of the town halls, an exclusive with nbc, clinton also offered the dubious claim the vast majority of her e-mails had previously been on the state department server. as she rejected anchor savannah guthrie's question about the benghazi committee uncovering the use of her personal server. >> was that a public service? >> no. before this whole thing w

melissa: joining me now fox news's bret baier, host of "special report." bret, sir, thank you so much for joining us. how effective do you think that ad is going to be? >> well i think pretty effective although they're targeting democratic primary voters. when there is rnc ad always comes with the calf vaught, are you going to be to affect democrats at the end, saying it is bout and paid for by the rnc. that said, issue, email issue is still very prevalent and expected to be question or topic or debate at the debate in las vegas tomorrow night. melissa: absolutely. i mean what is really interesting about that ad, that they featured journalist who is have been known to have an opinion, you know, who have defended democrats in the past. look at zbigniew brzezinski. look at people perceived in the public, straight in the center. take somebody like charlie rose. it says republicans at end, when you ahead of that people in the media saying she was not telling the truth in this case, it seems like it would be pretty effective? >> it does and a reminder that we ha

i'm bret baier.bama insists that russia is making what he calls unforced errors in the poker game over syria and the middle east. the president says vladimir putin is overplaying an already bad hand while the u.s. stands pat, focusing on the president's leadership in areas such as climate change than the iran nuclear deal. kevin

it bret baier on special report. it is unexpected and there were mummures after the "gaffe" that he met about benghazi and hillary clinton and that might have impacted the race. is that what this is all about that one comment? >> well, as kevin mccarthy said in the statement it didn't help. i think it had a influence in this day. i think that no one believed that he was going into the conference and would not be able to get the majority of the republican conference. the role question was 218 number of votes needed on the house floor and he came up short by every head count and the freedom caucus x. 40 plus conservative and party members of the cackus saying they would stand together and vote against him for daniel web stare as an alternative. and perhaps he couldn't get to that number and that's why he stood up and said i am not the leader at this time. something happen when he walked in the conference meeting until the time he dropped out. we had video of him saying it is going to be a great day and i think we have

here with all-star analysis ahead of the hearing, fox news "special report" host bret baier. thank you for joining us. >> thank you, trish. trish: what is it for lawmakers are looking out of these benghazi hearings? will they show or be able to prove that hillary clinton ignored important intelligen that could have prevented it? >> it's a good question. here's what we know. there have been seven investigations into benghazi. this will be the 8th. what we did not know in those other seven was that hillary clinton had a private email server. there are thousands of emails that are related to at least tangentially libya and hundreds that relate to benghazi that are new just within the past couple of months, max. they have been looking through those. what really is the essence of what they're going after is why the security was so lax at that consulate in benghazi? and the calls for extra security during that time before the event, why did they go unheeded. also, why was the security company that eventually was provided for the cons sue late, blue mountain group, why were they hir

trump came up in that conversation and he is the frontrunner for the white house and sat down with bret baier for a wide ranging interview with questions about his policy, place in the polls and his relationship with the media. >> you are leading by all accounts in almost every poll. big. even in early states. yet, you are starting to get questions about when would you consider getting out of the race. >> it is very dishonest reporting. they ask me would you ever get out of the race and i am leading in every polls and i said yeah, if i did terribly i would get out but i am not. and they said trump will maybe get out of the race. that is dishonest reporting. i am not getting out of the race. when i answer it that way, you look at the people polling at 0, and they ask them, are they getting out? we know they will be out over the next couple weeks. i think it is just a simple thing to say i am not getting out of the race. i am here. i am here to stay. i am going to win it. and we will make america great again. >> much simpler answer. >> do you think you have to win iowa and new hampshire? >> i a

i'm bret baier.ohn boehner's promise to try to clean his plate for his successor may be closer tonight. boehner and his team are working with the white house to come up with a plan that would raise the debt ceiling and seal the deal on a two-year budget agreement that would move past the 2016 presidential election. mike is following the story on capitol

i'm bret baier.re is new serious fallout tonight over the images of planned parenthood officials apparently negotiating the sale of leftover parts from aborted babies. texas is yanking government funding from the abortion provider, a move that has already set off a war of words and is destined for a courtroom. chief leading correspondent shannon bream has tonight's top story. >> reporter: texas is putting every planned parenthood

i'm bret baier. hillary clinton is going from defense to offense.v appearances and campaign stops, she's fighting to reverse negative poll numbers by attacking the gun lobby following the oregon college shootings, by challenging republicans in congress, and by asserting her self-appointed place in the pantheon of the most accountable politicians in the country's history. chief white house correspondent ed henry has

i'm bret baier. house speaker john boehner's promise to try to clean his plate for his successor may be closer tonight. boehner and his team are working with the white house to come up with a plan that would raise the debt ceiling and seal the deal on a two-year budget agreement that would move past the 2016 presidential election. mike is following the story on capitol hill. >> good evening. house republicans are meeting this hour and are expected to meet again tomorrow morning to discuss the outline of the plan to see if they can rally up enough support to get some thorny issues off the agenda as the house is expected to transition to a new speaker. the package was negotiated by members of the white house with the top four congressional leaders, top speaker john boehner, nancy pelosi, and democratic leader harry reid. the senate leader talked cautiously earlier this afternoon. >> in the meantime, we also know that fiscal negotiations are ongoing as the details come in, and especially if an agreement

mountain libya was operating without a valid license because a contract dispute, and cia security told bret baiery were ordered not to immediately help. >> i gave you that 30 minutes back and some air power, would ambassador stevens and sean smith be alive today? >> yes. to me, without the delay, they would still be alive. >> reporter: a state department spokesman said today there was no gap in security. a, quote, depp i to ambassador stevens reports security personnel had dropped from 38 to just 9 at the time of his death, and stevens was in benghazi because clinton wanted him to establish a permanent operation there. lou? lou: hillary clinton's problems and failures at the state department continue to pile up. interviews compiled by the associated press say the state department was among the worst federal agencies on the issue of cybersecurity while she was in office. and the report says that the department has not improved. the situation has deteriorated under john kerry. clinton's e-mails reportedly show she was aware of the state department's technology shortcomings but was focused on other

for a fox news reporting special, 13 hours of benghazi, the inside story anchored by our friend bret baiering us. we hope you have a good night. >>> this is a fox news alert. i'm patricia stark. police in nashville say they do not have a suspect in custody but do say there are no signs of an active shooter at this time. it he's not clear yet what sparked the shooting or if students from the university were involved. once again, three people have been shot at tennessee state university in nashville. the victims have all been transported to the hospital with gunshot wounds but police have not

for a fox news reporting special, 13 hours of benghazi, the inside story anchored by our friend bret baiering us. we hope you have a good night. >> >>> the o'reilly factor is on, tonight. >> these issues would not ordinarily come before the secretary of state and they did not in this case. >> hillary clinton denying she had a responsibility to oversee security in libya. is that true? and did mrs. clinton mislead the nation about the benghazi assassinations? we will answer those questions tonight. >> do you know where benghazi is? >> afghanistan? pakistan? iraq? iran? >> many americans have no idea what the benghazi hearings or the controversy over mrs. clinton is all about. jesse watters will prove that this evening. >> they need to do something about it the people who are putting their lives

sit down with bret baier at 6:00 p.m., tomorrow night, right here on fox. that is all the time we have this evening. we take attendance and it hurts our feelings, a lot, when you're not here. thanks for being with us. see you back here tomorrow. point to spa specifically would have prevented the shooting in roseburg, oregon. >> sometimes there isn't a specific law that you can point to that would prevent a tragedy like this from happening. >> the left continues to call for more gun laws. even though evidence is mounting they would not prevent mass killings. we'll have a special investigation tonight. >> i'm just a darn bummed. all anyone wants to talk about is donald trump. >> do you think he will win the primaries? >> he must. i want to be the one who attack him down. i will destroy him and i will mount his hair in the oval office. >> hillary clinton trying to win over the american public so how is she doing with that? charles krauthammer has some thoughts. >> do you have any problems with the united states? >> also ahead, jesse watters goes to deer born,

tonight on fox news with my friend bret baier, outgoing house speaker john boehner expressed high hopes that all this republican drama would be over soon. >> why should ryan even consider taking this job after the treatment you received as house speaker in this job? >> well, somebody has to have this job. and while i've taken my share of grief, i learned a long time ago you've got to play the cards you're dealt. i've plays the cards i was dealt every day. now, i'll tell you, i've had a lot of bad hands. and i never got a day where i had five aces in my hand. but i think paul ryan has the skills to do this job and i hope he does decide to run and if he does, i think he'll be elected. >> at this hour, we're told paul ryan is meeting with the house freedom caucus. talking with them, clearly an indication he's warmed to throwing his hat in the ring. do you know what paul ryan is going to do? >> no, but i do expect we'll know later on this evening what his answer is. >> it's funny, as soon as john boehner said that on fox news tonight, we'll know later this evening what his answer is, as soo

donald trump will it is down with bret baier at 6:00 p.m. tomorrow night right here on fox. that's all the time we have left this evening. we hope you'll set your dvr so you never miss an episode. we take attendance. it hurts our feelings a lot when you're not here. thanks for being with us. see you back here. >>> tonight, "on the record," donald trump and nothing is off limits from the evil mass shooting at a community college in oregon to dr. ben carson's sudden surge in at least one poll and even in weekend saturday night life donald trump. hitting hard on a wide range of topics. one thing is 100 percent certain. the billionaire businessman never shies away from speaking his mind. a short time ago donald trump went "on the record." donald, nice to talk to you. >> hi, greta. >> donald, if you were with the, when we had another shooting much like we had in oregon how would have you responded to it or what's your sort of plan or strategy to stop these shootings? >> well, greta, i would have really responded by talking about mental health because a lot of the institutions tha

. >> the host of the first gop debate on fox in august 2015 were bret baier, chris wallace and her. >elly. >> nice, john, way go. my mom saw that, she was so excited. so was nana. now if they can just make me appear on "matlock," nana will be so thrilled. thanks for watching. >>> tonight isis is targeting the man who killed usama bin laden, the navy s.e.a.l. rob o'neill is here exclusively to explain. then a new report reveals illegal immigrants could help put hillary clinton in the white house. mark steyn is here with reaction. >>> plus geraldo rivera and sheriff david clarke weigh in on this disturbing video. all of that plus 2016 contender governor chris christie is here in studio. "hannity" starts right here, right now. >>> welcome to "hannity." tonight isis is targeting the navy s.e.a.l. who killed usama bin laden. according to a new report, a british isis sympathizer published online the address of rob o'neill and is

he told bret baier last night that the media is unfair to him.tting so much coverage from the media right now, he will not have to spend as much. >> sandra, he has the three ms. he has the momentum, he has got the money. he has got it all. >> and to lea's point his entire life is spending money on running for presidency clearly. an i don't know if that was always his goal and building his brand and spending a lot of money doing so. "the apprentice" and loans he has taken on, extremely leveraged with his businesses. saying only spending 2 million -- >> he is not very leveraged. he does not borrow a lot. >> how liquid is he? >> that is another story. he is illiquid and money in real estate not in money. >> the third m is message. while all the candidates are spending millions of dollars on massive ad buys, trump doesn't have to. >> great point. >> people want to hear the message and media covers it for free. a town hall costs candidates five million bucks. >> donald trump is so gifted rolling in the message along with whatever else he is talking ab

bret baier, chris wallace and i are the team. will you see us at the next debate.ou will see us, tonight. and that allows for consistency across the board. it's great to see you, brent. >> thank you, mech. >>> >>> so just so you know, you are watching this debate for you. obviously, not everyone wants to watch it. if you would like to watch the breakdown of it. join us at 11:00. we will have live coverage of what happened and the highlights and so on. speaking of politics, this coming thursday in a cable news exclusive, charles koch, yes, that charlescoch, the guy, the left loves to hate more than anyone else in this country it seems as times sits down with yours truly in a remarketable exchange. here's a sneak peek. do you believe that the democrats, including the president, have tried to make boogie men out of you and your brother david? >> oh, definitely, that's a full-time job on their part. i mean, that's why i have never been that fond of politics and only got into it recently kick and screaming. >> why do you think they have been so relentless? harry reid, m

eastern for the fox news channel, donald trump will sit down with bret baier at 6:00 p.m., tomorrow nightall the time we have this evening. we take attendance and it hurts our feelings, a lot, when you're not here. thanks for being with us. see you back here tomorrow. point to spa specifically would have prevented the shooting in roseburg, oregon. >> sometimes there isn't a specific law that you can point to that would prevent a tragedy like this from happening. >> the left continues to call for more gun laws. even though evidence is mounting they would not prevent mass killings. we'll have a special investigation tonight. >> i'm just a darn bummed. all anyone wants to talk about is donald trump. >> do you think he will win the primaries? >> he must. i want to be the one who attack him down. i will destroy him and i will mount his hair in the oval office. >> hillary clinton trying to win over

bret baier the anchor of "special report" joins us now from washington. o this all the time. i mean you do this all the time. have you interviewed all the republican candidates, bret he? >> i have. every one. >> every one. okay. so let's put