carl cameron is in the reagan presidential library in simi valley, california where it will all take place. how are things shaping up for tonight. >> reporter: it will be spinning mightily all day and tomorrow. it is a very late night. and donald trump is the national

fox news chief political correspondent carl cameron with our report. >> reporter: in 90-degree heat, donald trump took the stage at a capitol hill protest against the iran nuclear deal sponsored by the tea party patriots, the zionist organization of america and the center for security policy. thousands turned out.

another guy who spends a lot of time in iowa these days, carl camer cameron.e us through how donald trump, who you would not think is sort of an evangelical die hard christian, is playing with that such important base. >> reporter: he's been reluctant to talk about his faith publicly and been accused of not throwing too much about the babl even though he says it's his favorite book. bobby jindal suggested because he won't quote verse or recite psalms is because he's not -- donald trump isn't in the bible. so there has always been a bit of sarcasm about the degree to which donald trump doesn't emphasize faith in a republican primary. but here in iowa, the caucuses next february will break a record if they get more than 120,000 voters, caucusgoers. in the past, between 50% or 60% are self described born again evangelical christians and they told sway in a lot of these caucuses. but that means that 40% are not and it's in the necessary lit case that all of these 60% of these self described evangelical christians must vote that way. often they have very, very diff

hewitt will be asking some questions at the next gop debate in two weeks as our carl cameron reportedr. hewitt says trump's attacks will not change the questions that he asks, but maybe, if i may, the reaction of even some of trump's rivals and most severe critics suggest that hugh might want to reconsider. >>> our quotation of the evening, the flap over gotcha questions, it seems to me comes down to a matter of respect. none other than elton john put it this way -- elton john is my cup of tea. how about you? we're coming right back. >>> donald trump calls governor jeb bush a low energy candidate. bush says that's not true. but why do some folks fall asleep at his rallies? >>> and a teacher interrupts a u.s. open tennis match. you would think a teacher would know better. we'll tell you all about it and show you ball it after these @ . lou: joining us tonight to talk about what is an intensifying atmosphere in washington, d.c., presidential politics at its best, washington examiner senior congressional correspondent david drucker joins us, vice president of wpa research and conservativ

fox news chief political correspondent carl cameron with our report. >> reporter: former texas governor rick perry has withdrawn from the republican 2016 presidential nomination race, and did so this afternoon in a speech. >> today, i'm suspending my campaign for the presidency of the united states. we have a tremendous field of candidates. probably the greatest group of men and women. i step aside knowing our party's in good hands. >> reporter: a pair of nonpoliticians have broken away from the pack in iowa where wisconsin governor scott walker who led polls two months ago is now tenth. the next debate's in five days. trump leads but ben carson on his heels. the rest are far back in single digits. trump resorted to answering reputation to carson's ability as a neurosurgeon and faith. all three channels took his news conference live and calmly gave the same answers to the same questions on race and other issues he face daily. >> all black lives matter, including the ones that are eradicated by abortions. >> reporter: others are taking on trump as a narcissistic egomaniacal mad man. they

chief political correspondent carl cameron with how the candidates went toe to toe with donald trump are trying to capitalize on that today. >> the day after the second debate was about cleanup and crowing. carly fiorina stole the show with specific answers. >> i hope a lot of american people learned a little bit more about me last night. who i am, what i believe, what i would do. >> with good reason she out dueled the donald. >> you were force today file for bankruptcy, not once. >> i never filed for bankruptcy. >> four times, a record four times. why should we trust you to command the finances of this nation. >> asked about trump's remarks, the only female in the race loosed a haymaker. >> women all over the country heard very clearly what mr. trump said. [ applause ] >> i think she's got a beautiful face. and i think she's a beautiful woman. >> jeb bush sparred most with trump who got the most airtime but still complained about the format this morning. >> the biggest problem i had is three hours is too long. >> bush's high point came when trump criticized his brother's policy. >>

chief political correspondent carl cameron has the top story. >> reporter: in 90-degree heat, donald trump took to the stage at a rally. thousands turned out. >> never, ever ever in my life have i seen any transaction so incompetently negotiated as our deal with iran. we are led by very, very stupid people. >> reporter: unlike his gop rivals, trump does not plan to immediately nullify the iran deal if elected. he says the next president has to be a negotiator. he says he'll renegotiate with tehran but will not say how. >> i don't want to say things that the other side is going to want to know about me. >> reporter: hillary clinton dumped on trump's renegotiations as naive. >> we will begin from day one to set the conditions so iran knows it will never be able to get a nuclear weapon not during the term of the agreement, not after, not ever. >> reporter: it was ted cruz that invited trump to the rally. he disagreed with renegotiating with iran. >> any commander in chief worthy of leading this nation should be prepared to stand up on joanuar 20th, 2017, and rip to shred this deal. >> r

chief political correspondent carl cameron has the top story. >> reporter: in 90-degree heat, donald trump took to the stage at a rally. thousands turned out. >> ever in my life have i seen any transaction so incompetently negotiated as our deal with iran. we are led by very, very stupid people. >> reporter: unlike his gop rivals, trump does not plan to immediately nullify the iran deal if elected. he says the next president has to be a negotiator. he says he'll renegotiate with tehran but will not say how. >> i don't want to say things that the other side is going to want to know about me. >> reporter: hillary clinton dumped on trump's renegotiations as naive. >> we will begin from day one to set the conditions so iran knows it will never be able to get a nuclear weapon not during the term of the agreement, not after, not ever. >> reporter: it was ted cruz that invited trump to the rally. he disagreed with renegotiating with iran. >> any commander in chief worthy of leading this nation should be prepared to stand up on joanuar 20th, 2017, and rip to shred this deal. >> reporter: 42

chief political correspondent carl cameron with how the candidates went toe to toe with donald trump are trying to capitalize on that today. >> the day after the second debate was about cleanup and crowing. carly fiorina stole the show with specific answers. >> i hope a lot of american people learned a little bit more about me last night. who i am, what i believe, what i would do. >> with good reason she out dueled the donald. >> you were force today file for bankruptcy, not once. >> i never filed for bankruptcy. >> four times, a record four times. why should we trust you to command the finances of this nation. >> asked about trump's remarks, the only female in the race loosed a haymaker. >> women all over the country heard very clearly what mr. trump said. [ applause ] >> i think she's got a beautiful face. and i think she's a beautiful woman. >> jeb bush sparred most with trump who got the most airtime but still complained about the format this morning. >> the biggest problem i had is three hours is too long. >> bush's high point came when trump criticized his brother's policy. >>

chief political correspondent carl cameron is in los angeles tonight. >> reporter: donald trump drew 20,000 last night in dallas t. latest polls show trump ahead. ben carson surged into the 20s within a virtual tie of the margin of error. jeb bush leads all others with just six. >> here's the headline. carson surging. i said, what about me? where is my name? i'm at 40. where's my name? it's unbelievable. >> trump has hit the low 30s. but after tripping up on foreign policy questions since the last debate, trump rallies tonight on the deck of the uss iowa in los angeles. >> i want to makt it so strong that we never have to use it. >> reporter: but trump has not said how and he's under fire from the fiscally conservative club for growth with a million dollar ad blitz. >> which presidential candidate supports higher thats national health care and the wall street bailout? it's donald trump. >> reporter: this one blasts trump for backing the supreme court position to take private property for public projects. >> trump supports eminent domane abuse because he can make millions. >> neurosur

fox news chief political correspondent carl cameron with our report. >> reporter: donald trump signed the republican national committee loyalty pledge to not run as an independent or third-party candidate and back whoever wins the gop nomination. >> i will be totally pledging my allegiance to the republican party, and the conservative principles for which it stands. >> raise your hand now if you won't make that pledge tonight. >> reporter: only trump declined taking such a pledge during the fox debate last month. trump met with the republican national committee chairman reince priebus, trump denied any deal for his pledge and had no intention of changing his mind. >> i'm not controlled by lobbyists. i'm not controlled by anybody. i'm controlled by the people of the country in order to make our country great again. i see no circumstances under which i would tear up that pledge. >> reporter: a feistier jeb bush at new hampshire town hall was already throwing elbows. >> there's one candidate in the republican party that is preying on people's angst and fears. donald trump's view is that

it won't affect next february, but it could affect four years from now. >> carl cameron, thanks. >>> why did the obama administration send military vehicles to the kurds fighting isis without protective armor? >>> president obama has come under criticism for a perceived lack of support from middle eastern forces fighting isis terrorists. tonight chief intelligence correspondent katherine herridge has another case in point. >> dozens of messages provided by the u.s. government to the kurdish allies have arrived without protective side armor and a state department official confirmed that it was not an accident. the panels are considered an upgrade and the technology cannot be exported. these photos were provided to fox news as evidence that the administration's strategy to support the anti-isis coalition is dangerous and falling short. the vehicles arrived last month in erbil, northern iraq without the side armor plates. isis has taken control of syrian weapons, including the russian-made rpg 29. this video reports to show its use on the battlefield, although fox cannot independently v

chief political correspondent carl cameron has that story tonight from manchester. >> reporter: in hooksit, new hampshire at robie's general store that's hosted presidential candidates for decades. ohio governor john kasich now running second in the state with the first primary five months from now got choked up by a voter's sincerity. >> a couple times when i come he here, you all make me a little emotional. >> reporter: while donald trump and jeb bush bush angrily attack each other, he's the only congressman to offer a balanced budget that passed in the last 50 years. >> we have to restore respect. not just in politics but in all of our lives. and one final thing. you have to demand it. >> reporter: kasich barely qualified for the first debate. but will be at the second one in two weeks as a major new hampshire contender. the latest average of recent new hampshire polls shows trump out front but kasich, the other candidate in double digits, is in second. and jeb bush has slipped into single digits having led here only a few months ago. trump said bush is attacking him out of desperation.

joining us live from the spin room is campaign carl cameron. a lot of fireworks. looks like they wanted to pit one against the other, carl and somewhat successfully. >> a good deal of this has about statements the candidates have made and having them relitigate it. donald trump has gotten far and away the most attention. he's been slamming his poents and some have been slamming him back. he was asked about the military. he said he's going to do it big. he's a militaristic person. he went to a prestigious military prep school. but that's about the extent of it. he's been arguing with carly fiorina very extensively. fiorina has shown her foreign policy chop ks and took shots at trump. asked whether he believed she wasn't talking about her facebook persona, she basically said, look at the american people. ben carson has not gotten as many questions. he's used his soft spoken nonsensical approach to get him points. he seems to have been pushed a little bit to the sidelines based upon this din. as to the other establishment candidates we heard chris christie today come

that carl cameron reporting. >>> on capitol hill, a bombshell admission from the top u.s. commander in the middle east. general lloyd austin told the senate armed services committee only a handful of u.s. trained syrian rebels are still fighting in syria. >> it's a small number, and the ones that are in the fight is, we're talk four or five. >> so with the fighters that were training and equipping, is it still the goal to have about 12,000 there? is that the goal? what's the expectation then for them? >> we certainly won't, at the pace we're going, we won't reach the goal that we initially established for ourselves. lou: congress had approved half a billion dollars to train 5400 fighters, but officials now say fewer than 200 are going through training, and that nearly all of the 54 u.s. trained syrian rebels simply cannot be accounted for. russia escalating military buildup in syria despite repeated complaints from the obama administration. four russian attack helicopters spotted on the tarmac of the airport in latakia, an airport that the pentagon says is quickly converte

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chief political correspondent carl cameron has tonight's top story. >> reporter: donald trump signed the republican national committee loyalty pledge to not run as an independent or third party candidate and back whoever wins the gop nomination. >> i will be totally pledging my allegiance to the republican party and the conservative principles for which it stands. >> raise your hand now if you won't make that pledge tonight. >> reporter: only trump declined taking such a pledge during the fox debate last month. before today's announcement, trump met with the republican national committee chairman reince priebus. trump denied any deal in exchange for his pledge. he said he quote had no intention of changing his mind. >> i'm not controlled by lobbyists. i'm not controlled by anybody. i'm controlled by the people of the country in order to make our country great again. i see no circumstances under which i would tear up that pledge. >> reporter: a feistier jeb bush at a new hampshire town hall this morning was already throwing elbows. >> there's one candidate in the republican party that

it won't affect next february, but it could affect four years from now. >> carl cameron, thanks. >>> why did the obama administration send military vehicles to the kurds fighting isis without protective armor? >>> on the economy and the the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our promise to you. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. >>> president obama has come under criticism for a perceived lack of support from middle eastern forces fighting isis terrorists. tonight chief intelligence correspondent katherine herridge has another case in point. >> dozens of messages provided by the u.s. government to the kurdish allies have arrived without protective side armor and a state department official confirmed that it was no

carl cameron, thanks so much. on the democratic side of the race for the white house, rising support for a bid by vice president joe biden. today's new fox news poll shows hillary clinton is still the front runner, 44% followed by senator bernie sanders at 30%. but the vice president is running third already with a record high 18%, that's up 10% from a month ago. >>> clinton revising history today or at least trying to, she flatly denied the fact her campaign started the obama birther movement back in 2008. >> no, that is so ludicrous, don. you know, honestly i just believe -- first of all, it's totally untrue and secondly the president and i have never had any kind of confrontation like that. you know, this is such a bad example of what's wrong with, you know, instantaneous reactions and americans getting all worked up and people feeding prejudice and paranoia like donald trump. and, you know, obviously we have to stand against it. i have been blamed for nearly everything, that was a new one to me >> actually an

carl cameron. >>> turning to the democratic race for the white house and what has been months of bad news for hillary clinton's campaign, a new poll is out that may be the most brutal yet for her. fox news chief white house correspondent ed henry with that report. >> reporter: as hillary clinton took another hit in the polls this was not the image her campaign needed. a collapse of the stage at the university of wisconsin-milwaukee. particularly rough coming hours after fox news reported clinton's earlier event in ohio was only about half full. clinton and aides raced to tout the larger size of the wisconsin event. tweeting to fox, quote, this is just the overflow as clinton greeted supporters in the overflow room. >> sorry there wasn't enough room in the venue before i raced to see all of you. thank you! >> reporter: clinton surround intense pressure from campaign donors to show she can halt the crash from the e-mail controversy, with a new cnn-orc poll showing nationally clinton has dropped 10 points in a month. she's at 37% while democratic socialist senator bernie sanders pulls i

lou: carl, thank you, looking forward to it, carl cameron. zeal live coverage of trump's much anticipated foreign policy speech with special edition of "lou dobbs tonight" at 9:00 p.m. eastern on the fox business network. >>> on the democratic side, socialist senator bernie sanders continues to rise in the polls. dominating in new hampshire and iowa. the latest survey by monmouth university shows sanders has a 7-point lead over clinton in new hampshire. 43-36%. vice president biden is running third with 13%. as for clinton, she's trying to make herself more available. more amenable to the media giving an interview to extra where she weighed in on her husband as a possible running mate. >> he would be good, but he's not eligible, under the constitution. he has served his two terms and i think the argument would be as vice president, it would not be possible for him to ever succeed to the position, at least that's what i've been told tflt has crossed my mind. lou: bill clinton has largely been on the side lines of her campaign, but that will ch

. >> campaign carl cameron joins us to help us kick off our coverage of the big event live from the ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley, california. carl, i know you have been out there all day. set the stage for us. how are things shaping up? >> reporter: well, the campaign is -- the candidates have been trickling through the spin room actually in advance of the debate. a short time ago ben carson came through and he was mobbed by the cameras and folks asked him again as an outsider with no experience how can you be commander in chief? how can you run the country? and he quite simply said it doesn't take experience, it takes common sense and i'll be surrounded by wise people. and that has gotten into a tie nationally on some poles, or a virtual tie. and now there are polls that show carson has moved into a virtual tie with trump as the front-runn front-runner. and then an absolute battle between the other eight, carly fiorina has ascended to the top tier. she gets that outside er status too. the other eight candidates have been mired in the low single digits since the last d

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is fox news chief political correspondent carl cameron. so, karl,s that the vibe there on boehner?ry positive. they are thrilled that he is leaving. these are evangelical christians and social conservatives from around the country they are rejoicing a lot of happy faces and relief there is a chance to get a real conservative in there who might be able to get things done. a lot remains to be seen in that department, eric. >> ted cruz, a little rough on the speaker, right? >> he weighs, but then again ted cruz has been at odds with the speaker for quite some time. a lot on the house side, the fans of john boehner thinks that ted cruz forced a shutdown that didn't go particularly well in some establishment republican minds' views back two and a half, three years ago. cruz was one of the chief antagonist for the speaker. the truth of the matter is while it's sort of perceived as inside baseball house battle with republican conservative members of the house causing a coo or oust the speaker. the 2016 presidential candidates on national television every night. every morning and in all of

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campaign carl cameron. let's first turn to petey doocy.he vice-president spoke at an event today. >> the vice-president spoke at a 9/11 commemoration just as he has for the last several years and as vice-president cheney did before him. this year's remarks can be seen through a different lens since biden shares the peopling of loss many families have struggled with for a decade and a half. >> this is an important day of remembrance, but it's a tough day. it's a tough day for all of you who lost buddies, lost friends, even tougher for the family members. >> reporter: last night the vp spoke out about how events like that are what make him reluctant to run. no because there's sad it's because his son is so much on his mind and he could break down at any time. he doesn't have one foot in 2016 race because of that. >> always an emotional guy. gate sense from how the people are reacting? >> he is a hilt with iowa caucus-goers. just about everybody who is likely to town out, 91% find him to be honest and trustworthy. bernie sanders is lower, hil

carl cameron, thanks very much. >> reporter: you bet.na: while speculation increases about whether vice president joe biden will run for president, any candidate considering entering the race now has just a few weeks to get on the ballot in some very key states. joining us now, larry sabato. larry, we often mention this, there's only a few weeks left, but we rarely explain why. more for both, whether it's joe biden, someone new or candidates that are in the race so far, there's a few things that really have to happen in the next few weeks that could get them in the race officially or out completely. what are those variables? >> jenna, you're absolutely right. and people within the campaigns focus on this. i don't think the general population does. but not only do you need money and organization and endorsements, but you have to fulfill the filing requirements in each of the states and the district of columbia and the six territories that have primaries, and this is a complicated process. it not only takes money, one state has a $40,000 f

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carl cameron is live in washington. carl, labor day, and donald trump, laying it out for us?arades, and g.o.p. picnic citizen early voting states. it's back to business tomorrow. trump has a huge lead in the polls but for him the big event this week will be on wednesday, when he and ted cruz will attend a rally here in washington against the iranianan nuke deal. trump likes to tout his negotiating skills and said he wouldn't immediately tear it up if he is president help says he would renegotiate it and make it stronger. trump said he will spend as much as a bill dollars on his campaign so he can stay in the race a long time, but to win the nomination, he still has to make sure that those favorability numbers stay up where they are right now. for the better part of his campaign he has been underwater and that an issue. there are five months between now and the first contest and the issue and attack adds dominating from now until christmas, those will be the issued voted on come spring when the primaries begin. trump has a very strong lead right now. protecting it is going to

carl cameron is live in simi valley. this could go on for up to three hours. the candidates have said what their strategies are. >> reporter: they're going to use that time and be patient. there is an impetus for some of the candidates, rand paul for instance, who thinks donald trump deserves to get both barrels to come out blasting. over the course of three hours, there is a lot of krg considerations. the concern is more fatigue. after taking questions and in some cases waiting to be asked questions for a couple of hours, getting over eager to lead to getting sloppy or saying something inaccurate or inappropriate and there are candidates in this race who have been known to do that in the past. so part of it is pacing themselves for what is likely to be a marathon appearance under the lights and for all 11 of them, they are going to be very, very close. this particular set tonight, you're looking at the fox debate, they were spread out compared to what is going to happen today, putting 11 people on the stage means literally elbow to elbow and despite all the p

first to cam pan carl v/[ -- cameron in las vegas. we start with donald trump. >> reporter: donald trump didn't have the kind of dominating ñ debate, nor that he has grown awe customed to daily. his rivals teamed up and one by one didn't exactly tag team him but it was a sequence of some pretty tough bashes. nonetheless, donald trump definitely gave the kind of performance his supporters love. not likely to hurt him in the polls. he stood his ground. he did this morning in the various different phone calls he made, but there was for the first time a day when the morning headlines weren't dominated by donald trump. for the first time in months. so, it's the kind of thing that empowers a lot of the republicans-not just carly fiorina. marco rubio, very strong performance in the debate so mr. trump campaigns on and he may have crypto neat and carly fiorina may have found it. >> it's interesting how much people are talking about carly fiorina. that's what happened after the first debate and some argue!m-xt propelled her on to the main stag

chris stirewalt, carl cameron live in new hampshire following the bush campaign and keeping it fair and balanced ed henry is in d.c. with the latest on hillary clinton. but, let's start now with bret baier. all right, bret. look at the crowds of people there. not only to see trump come out, but a bunch of reporters. i guess everyone wants to hear whether or not he's going to sign this pledge. what do you think? >> i don't think there is a lot of surprise now. i think there is a lot of reporting out there that he will sign the pledge. the rnc chair would not have gone to trump tower if this wasn't baked in the cake, i think, gretchen. the real story here is why he's getting to this point. he wasn't there august 6th, obviously, at our debate. the back story here is getting on state ballots. there are a number of states that are or are considering having this kind of pledge tied to getting on the ballot in the republican primary. south carolina is the biggest and most prominent of those states, and that has to be done before september 30th. that's a big driver in what's happening today. >>

carl cameron live in new hampshire following jeb bush. trump got in a lot of digs against him. keeping it fair and balanced, ed henry in d.c. with the latest on hillary clinton. texas governor rick perry, one of the presidential candidates. we'll find out if he's signed the pledge yet and if he's actually getting out of the race as trump said. let's start with bret baier. bret, why did he sign this? first thing he said was that the rnc is terrific. he hasn't said that for a while. he said he -- all he wanted was fairness and that's why he signed it. he said it was because of the polls. >> he said basically that he's leading in you willall of these. now he says definitively he wants to run as a republican and win as a republican. he has -- he said that he has been treated fairly from the beginning and he felt it was time. as we talked about coming in, the real reason here is about ballot access. and some of these states that you have to get on and sign this pledge. and this is all part of it. what's interesting about donald trump -- first of all, there is why people love him. he

chief political correspondent carl cameron starts us off with the republican contest. >> trump is upn up to 18%, and carly fiorina up as well. trump was in south carolina today addressing the minority business leaders from the african-american chamber of commerce. >> you have people that are great business people. >> he slammed marco rubio off the top. >> marco rubio, who by the way has the worst attendance record in the senate, and by the way, they want him to be number one. >> trump knocked him on the report. >> there should be concerns not just about him but about any candidate who is not able to speak in detail, with clarity and seriousness. >> trump tweeted, senator marco amnesty rubio, who has worst voting record in the senate, just hit me on policy. his policies are vague to avoid what could be the strategy if hhe becomes president. >> leadership is not about how big your office is, your title, your airplane, your helicopter or your ego is. >> trump turned his fire on fox news with a noon tweet saying fox news has been treating me very unfairly. and i have decided i would not

carl cameron, live in iowa. bill: seasons are changing there. rueling five hour hearing on planned parenthood focusing heavily on how your taxpayer dollars are spent. after series of under cover videos showing planned parenthood executives appearing to haggle over feet tall body parts -- fetal body parts. arguing that there are better places to spent federal funds. >> does planned parenthood really need federal subsidy? every time we spend a federal dollar, what we're doing we're pulling somebody money out of somebody's pocket and giving it to somebody else. what i don't like, what i don't want to tolerate, what i don't want to become numb to, is wasting those taxpayer dollars. bill: well, utah congressman jason chaffetz, now live. chairman of the house overnight government reform committee. holding the hearing, chairing it. welcome back to "america's newsroom." >> good morning, bill. bill: what do you think you accomplished? >> i want the american to know the revenues of planned parenthood were $127 million more than their expenses. when we go t

chief political correspondent carl cameron waiting for him in los angeles this morning. e on board the uss iowa later today. he is using the battleship to talk about military issues. how specific will he get, carl? >> reporter: well the campaign isn't really saying. trump aides are quick to say that mr. trump says what he wants to say and mostly off-the-cuff and often extemporaneous and they will not predict but he is coming here. the event will be on the deck of the uss iowa and it is sponsored by a conservative super-pac a veterans group and he has been talking about military issues. he to the tripped up in an interview on foreign policy and type issues and says he will dot military better than anybody. that is a big part what he is doing tonight. serves as his preparation for the debate. he will make reference to the appearance here tonight at tomorrow's debate in the reagan library. he was last night in dallas going after his fellow outsiders. you heard him talk about a little bit carly. ben carson pulling into statistical tie is not going unnoticed in trump world. ma

brett. >> carl cameron. thanks. >>> what do you think of boehner's move?or use the _#special report. >>> huge news to report tonight on the clinton e-mail scandal. hundreds more emails about libya have been discovered. some of them related to the benghazi terror attacks. these are new. chief white house correspondent ed henry following this breaking story tonight. >>> a friday afternoon bombshell despite the state department repeatedly insisting it's turned over all of her benghazi-related emails to republican trey gowdy. fox has confirmed the department found new clinton emails related to libya and is in the process of turning them over to the house select committee on benghazi just weeks before clinton's october 22nd public testimony. committee staffers have not seen the content of the new e-mails and the friday revelation buried amid other major stories like pope francis's visit and the resignation of speaker john boehner raised eyebrows at the benghazi panel where aides say it's curious the emails are being produced after the state department shuffled

chris stirewalt, carl cameron live in new hampshire following the bush campaign and keeping it fair andhenry is in d.c. with the latest on hillary clinton. but, let's start now with bret baier. all right, bret. look at the crowds of people there. not only to see trump come out, but a bunch of reporters. i guess everyone wants to hear whether or not he's going to sign this pledge. what do you think? >> i don't think there is a lot of surprise now. i think there is a lot of reporting out there that he will sign the pledge. the rnc chair would not have gone to trump tower if this wasn't baked in the cake, i think, gretchen. the real story here is why he's getting to this point. he wasn't there august 6th, obviously, at our debate. the back story here is

carl cameron is live from los angeles where trump will be speaking on board of the uss iowa. and this is his led up. what do you expect to see and hear today? >> he's talked about coming to do the speech tonight on the deck of the battleship uss iowa. donald trump had a crowd of 20000 people in dallas. he had choice words for ben carson and other rivals and carly fiorina going after as well. all of them outsiders and up in the polls. he will talk about military policy and what he would do to help vets. he identified the problem and open question of whether he will talk about specifics. most of the time his speeches turn into rants against his rivals and last time scott walker on megyn kelliy took trump to task as walker said trump is wrong for america. >> people listen to this, more we realize it is not the country or party and not the country i grew up in. >> reporter: he's referring to the rhetoric, the absence of political experience. trump's political policy are under fire for a big- time super pac. club for growth very active in midterms and running millions of attack ad

carl cameron checks out the gop race. >> reporter: gop candidates fanned out across the early voting states for labor day. knowing what happens this fall may decide the nomination next spring. >> america's a great place. we have our problems, but let's be a little bit of positive and count our blessings about what it means to be an american. >> reporter: presidential candidates have marched in the new hampshire milford parade every election year. donald trump has extended his lead. he may spend a billion dollars of his own money. after labor day, the tv ads start inn earnest. john kasich and ben carson are the only other candidates in double digits. candidates unable to maintain steady tv ads will be in dire straits. he was the frontrunner with 20% in the polls five months ago. he's down to 4% now. >> i want to talk about what's right with america. >> reporter: in iowa, trump has 29% of likely caucus goers. jeb bush leads the rest of the pack with 6%. trump says he sees both sides of the controversy with the kim davis, a democrat, refusing to issue same-sex marriage licenses because

fox news chief political correspondent carl cameron with our report. >> it will provide tax relief for middle income, and for most other americans. there will be a major tax reduction. it will simplify the tax code. >> reporter: donald trump said his plan to cut taxes will make america great again, reducing the tax brackets to three brackets, cut rates. and couples earning less than 50,000 would pay zero, that would increase the block of workers who do not pay income taxes, and slash business taxes to 15% t to growth, and elimine the death tax. and raise taxes on hedge funds, and crackdown on corporations which they fewer taxes by moving headquarters and jobs overseas. >> we have to make better deals, negotiate much harder, and we have to make our economy strong. >> there was president reaction but not everyone is favor of the plan. diswhroo. >> like a farmers' field for growing loop hopes, with a area in which there is no detail, there is clearo going to be a huge you know, load of misbehavior, and unintended consequences. >> reporter: trucketrump took a position in favor of universal

carl cameron is in the reagan presidential library in simi valley, california where it will all take place. how are things shaping up for tonight. >> reporter: it will be spinning mightily all day and tomorrow. it is a very late night. and donald trump is the national and front runner in most of the early voting states. last night he novembers los angeles for what he billed as a national security speech on the deck of the uss iowa. he did talk about veteran's issue and rebuilding the military as he said for a number of weeks now. here is a sambling of the national security speech. >> we'll create a new system and take the system apart and if they are not doing the job. the veterans will go to private doctors and public hospitals. and right now, you know it, we have illegal immigrants that are treated better than our veterans. it is not going to happen. >> reporter: the second part of that is rhetoric about the illegal immigrants and the first part about the doctors that are not part of the va. that's what they are supposedly doing. trump will be under serious fire by dr. ben carson.