i challenge the basic presence -- premise that the federal government has a job to do the clinton constitutionhave -- declared in the constitution to illuminate these inequalities. i would like you to look at the screen here and point to the united states constitution in america which we all live were one of the powers of the federal government is to come out to the population, the individuals, and make a quality in terms of how much they get paid. the quality of other things -- it is not the government job. it is the individuals. when i went to school, i decided what i wanted to do. i set to work to get myself prepared to do that. if somebody comes at a school with a skill that is not even exist and they have an education and something that hasn't used in the world, what do you expect is going to happen to them? it is not the government that has to come down to that person and say, look, you have to go to the school and get this indication -- education. that has to be in individual responsibility. the individual has to live with the results of their decision. host: i'm going to let karen mill

hillary clinton quoting the constitution in her tweet adding: texas republican ted cruz agreed, sayinglouisiana's governor reacted with his own criteria, for a hypothetical muslim candidate, saying that person should quote: >> i want to take questions -- >> reporter: all of this comes in the wake of a trump townhall meeting when comes were made. >> reporter: we have a problem in this country, it's called muslims. we know our current president is one. >> reporter: donald trump was criticized for his handling on the comment. he was asked on cnn why he didn't do more to correct the man. >> we certainly do have a problem. it wasn't people from sweden who blew up the world trade center. >> reporter: federal law enforcement authority say tips to the muslim community have been key to thwarting plots against the u.s. but a pew poll shows that opinions of muslims have not improved. when asked to rate their feelings towards major religious groups, muslims came in last. but it reflects some of the politics of the far right. a growing number of conservative voters believe the u.s. is losing its ju

that was written in the constitution. clinton administration, did not win out to well. heavy have this conversation seems that many people want? >> president obama said it needs to have the individual level, i think he has learned the lesson. itit is really difficult to see who would have the stature, he was not able to make it happen. and so many figures in the african-american side of the ledger have been commission is a race man, raise person. so i don't know. i don't mean to be pessimistic. i think it is going to have to happen on an individual level. >> well, there is an old saying, you have given us a whole lot today. i am very appreciative. thank you very much for your wisdom, knowledge. the book is fracture. barack obama, the clintons, the racial divide and i encourage everybody. >> thank you so much. ..

. >> today several rival including senator cruz and hillary clinton citing the constitution that no religious should be required for office. campaign flash point for days since this moment at donald trump campaign event. >> we have a problem in this country called muslims. >> trump revving to l which engine the man. fight faen new no. 2 just behind donald trump has yet to rae respond to dr. dr. ben carson xhentsd about muslim running for president. we have reached out to the campaign. we have yet to hear back. abc news noyvrjt men while on the democrat contract side hillary clinton has extended her lead to 42 pevrments senator sanders at 24 percent. and vice president joe biden hasn't said whether he plans to run yet but cnn poll at 22 percent. >> in less than 24 hours pope francis arrives in the united states. he draw massive crowds in cub a today and historic meeting with fidel castro. here's terri more an traveling with the pope. >> joy in the streets today. cub a third largely east city. francis in open pope mobile and they reach for him as he araved for huge out door mass. >> the tens of

constitution. >> host: how do we do that? clinton had the race commission that didn't work out too well and obama hadn't talked that much about race. how do we have this conversation that seems that many people want? >> guest: president obama said it needs to happen on the individual level. i think he has learned the lesson and it's rejected soundly. it's difficult to see. john hope franklin who read -- let the race made it happen. so many figures on the african-american side of the ledger are seen as the race person so what you are giving to me selection i don't want to hear. i think it will have to happen on an individual level. people have to fill comfortable talking about race before we can expect alito to come in. >> host: joy there's an old saying theory is a great. you have given us a whole lot of green today which we are very appreciative. thank you very much for your wisdom and your knowledge and the book is nicholas alan johnson -- fracture, barack obama, the clintons and the racial divide. i encourage everyone to read it.

several rivals including senator ted cruz and hillary clinton pointing to article 6 of the constitutionhich states no religious test shall ever be required as a qualification to any office. islam a campaign flash point for days, since this moment at a donald trump can campaign event. >> we have a problem in this country. it's called muslims. >> trump refusing to challenge the man. tom llamas, abc news, new york. >>> in the meantime, republican carly fiorina weighed in on the carson controversy last night on the tonight show and said car on is wrong and that all americans have the right to be president. no matter what their religion. fiorina also talked about russian leader vladimir putin whom she once met for about 45 minutes waiting to address a conference in china. she called him a formidable add ser sear. >> he's a kgb guy. he lusts for power and he's gathered up a lot of it and hs a very bad actor. it's a very bad thing that his fighter jets and his soldiers are sitting in syria right now. >> fiorina farn also said putin and donald trump have a lot in common but didn't elaborate on

today, several rivals, including senator ted cruz and hillary clinton pointing to article six of the constitution, which states "no religious test shall ever be required as a qualification to any office." islam a campaign flashpoint for days, since this moment at a donald trump town meeting. >> we have a problem in this country, it's called muslims. >> reporter: trump, refusing to challenge the man. >> new poll numbers out this evening. carly fiornni is now leading. >> we have tried to contact her. and i just spoke with donald trump. he said that anyone should be able to run despite their faith. >>> the poll numbers there shifting as well. after hillary clinton's poll numbers were sinking, tonight it would appear they are slowly on the rise again. if the vice president doesn't run, clinton's lead jumps eat 15 points. that is the big question tonight. will joe biden run? the president offering a new hint. >> it's not quite there yet. and may not get there in time to make it feasible to be able to run and succeed because there are certain windows that will close. but if that's it, that's it. but it

specialist, who helped to set up hillary clinton's e-mail system said he would refuse to answer questions, asserting his constitutionalinst self incrimination. that's bryan pagliano who worked for secretary clinton during her 2008 presidential campaign and at the state department has been identified in digital records as the person who set up the e-mail server in 2009. mr. pagliano's lawyer said, while we understand it may be controversial in the current political environment we hope the members of the select committee will respect our client's right. joining us now, joy reid and richard wolffe, executive editor of msnbc.com. richard, you are leading with this report tonight. "washington post" is containing some of this information. this is kind of an extraordinary development in this, when you hear of someone involved in setting up that e-mail for secretary clinton now saying he will not testify for fear of self incrimination. >> it is perfectly within his constitutional rights to do what he is doing. from a political perspective, this looks as bad as deleting e-mails. it's a distraction, a further complication for t

clinton said this. >> he would be good, but he's not eligible under the constitution.e has served his two terms, and the argument would be as vice president it would not be possible for him to succeed in a position. that is what i have been told. kennedy: constitution, got it. why would hillary even say this? signaling i'm in trouble. he is super popular. >> asked the question about what your husband thinks. this is how desperate she is now. i did not know it was going to be this much fun. i actually think that it is constitutional. could he be vice president and then kill hillary clinton pardon himself? >> only for two years even after the pardon. >> i was wondering if we are waiting for the moment. the day care center or whatever. >> it may be a reversal of gender roles and elevating herself. twenty points. >> never looked more desperate. interviewed by slater from saved by the bell. >> not available. >> definitely is answering those. >> what shampoo do you use? >> she wanted to finally go somewhere. she wanted to seem relevant. don't worry, the panel returns shortly

i mean, hillary clinton is resting on the constitution. she says the constitution doesn't impose a religious test. no, but it imposes the constitution imposes a constitutional test. and for many observant muslims, the paramount of the constitution would be a significant problem if you were to become the chief executive. >> we can start with freedom of speech. >> right. >> those that are critical of islam or the prophet, the punishment could be death. we could look at the application of shariah in muslim countries today. i went through this with dr. carson last night. in other words, in saudi arabia women can't drive. they can't be seen in public without a male relative. there are other muslim countries where women need four male eyewitnesses for rape. if you leave the faith, you are viewed as an apostate, the penalty of which is death. >> right. >> i think it's legitimate and it is fair to say shariah, the application of islam in muslim countries, every one of them to some extent or another is the antithesis of what our constitution offers

clinton has given thought to her husband bill as vice president but the constitution does not allow aerm president to be elected to national officials again. some of the latest polls show that bernie sanders is gaining on hillary clinton, sanders spoke at liberty university in virginia yesterday, liberty is an evangelical christian school and sanders admitted his views may differ with some in the crowd there but he stressed an open line of communication. >> some of bill cosby's accusers will tell their story in a special. more than a dozen women will have their say thursday night, they accuse him of sexually assaulting them. cosby admitted being intimate with many women and giving quaaludes during sex. >> the kentucky clerk jailed for refusing to issue same-sex marriage licenses says she won't interfere with the process. kim davis returned to work. she says she is being forced to choose between her conscience and her freedom but agreed not to stand in the way of her deputy clerks who began issuing marriage licenses in her absence. she spoke before walking back in the office yesterday.

and hillary clinton maintains any sensitive e-mail sent or received were not marked class foyed at the time. >> and tom depru is a constitutionalttorney. good to see you. why would clinton set up her own personal server at home to be used exclusively what would be sensitive and secret information as secretary of state. and the guy who answers that is briap ta glia noset up the server and now invoking the fifth. what does that tell you? >> one, that puts to rest that it is a mere political dispute. much ado about nothing. if that was the case you you would not see them pleading the fifth in the context. you first get testimony from people in the lower rungs of the conspiracy. and often immunity deals. and you use that testimony and evidence to get to the people at the top. it will be interesting to see if they strike a deal with this gentleman in order to get his testimony. >> hillary clinton's chief of staff is cheryl mills is behind closed doors with lawyers and the benghazi committee. she is answering questions. catherine chased her down the hallway and asked her important questions and here it is, take a listen. [inaudible]

clinton's private seesrver in her home won't be talking to congress or the fbi. responding to a subpoena he says he plans to invoke the pr ections of the constitution. in other words, his fifth amendment right. he worked f clinton in the first campaign and at the state department. clinton's campaign urging evening to cooperate today called his decision to take the fifth understandable and yet, also disappointing. clearly added fuel to the fire. >> you're free to claim whatever inference you want from the fact that he did. >> am i disappointed? yes. because i would have loved to have heard wh: faat he had to say. >> r orter: he might know why clinton set up a private server in the first place and what he did to secure from potential hackers. the political fallout of his taking the fifth immediate. >> any time somebody rking for you has to take the fifth amendment based on something you did is obably not good for you as a po alitician. >> reporter: in a coerence call today with reporters, clinton campaign chairman called the mail controversy head winds acknowledging there is a lot of noise that's made it more difficult to breakthrough he said. lester?

clinton. her aides are urging a former state department employee who set up her private e-mail server to test before a house investigative panel but the staffer says he will use his constitutional right not to testify. clinton is continuing her campaign despite criticism about her use of a private e-mail server to conduct business during her time as secretary of state. >>> meantime, the chairman of the pennsylvania democratic party is expressing excitement at the possibility of a presidential run from vice president joe biden. if biden joins the democratic field, he will be closely associated with president obama's policies. he was in south florida today meeting with jewish leaders about the nuclear deal with iran. biden calls the deal less than perfect but says it's needed to keep iran's nuclear program in check. he also says anyone in congress opposing the deal is hurting u.s. foreign policy. >>> one marine is dead and nine others in the hospital after the helicopter they were traveling in made a hard landing at camp lejeune. officials are saying the marines were taking part in a training exercise aboard a helicopter when the accident occurred late yesterday. this is file vid

that's not the way the constitution was contemplated. lou: and clintone very idea that this woman has so many questions around her conduct, her judgment. moving to the level of criminality, the fbi carrying out now a criminal investigation. >> but not of her, not of her. let's be fair. lou: let me be very clear. it's an investigation of her, her conduct as secretary of state as well as post-secretary of state. >> but it is designed to make sure it doesn't happen again. you can't prosecute somebody for doing what they did at the time it was legal, and there is no evidence there was a single e-mail that was marked classified. there's no evidence. lou: there is evidence, there is evidence went investigation already, that someone, whether she, her staff, removed classified tags on those e-mails, and there is now evidence that, in fact, she transmitted classified information in at least six e-mails. that's what we know. >> what we heard is there's evidence what she transmitted may now be deemed to be classified, but at time she transmitted them. lou: i think

presidential campaigns, i spent 18 months on the road with hillary clinton and she has a cast iron constitution. she did six, seven events a day in iowa. it was terrible for all of us. she showed up. what's the woody allen thing like 90% of life is showing up. i think we ought to start noticing this, donald trump isn't showing up to a lot of things. >> hillary clinton is doing her first sunday interview show in four years. we saw an interview blitz the past few days. i'm told the next interview she'll do is the tom joyner morning show on radio. what do you think this strategy is about, all these interviews? obviously the press has been asking for this for many, many months. will journalists be satisfied? >> i don't think journalists are satisfied with anything hillary does. that's the curse of her being hillary clinton. i think as a journalist i'd rather her be more out than not. she can do well in these situations. for her, i always feel like it's a little bit of a gamble. the problem and the advantage of being hillary clinton is everyone has made up their minds about her. there's very few peo

he is asserting his constitutional right not to testify. hillary clinton use of her private email server for political business, and she has struggled to explain her decision. >> so far today the republican candidates for president are pledging not to run for third party candidates should they lose the gop nomination. and trump signed on the dotted line. the billionaire businessman gave his john hancock to give his loyalty and skip a third party bid if he is not the name on the republican ticket. the signature everybody was waiting for today brian. >> thank you. >>> a false report sent dozens of officers searching through a cornfield in illinois, a woman called 911 late last night claiming two men tried to get in her car, and that prompted a five hour search with helicopters hoping to fine the men that killed lieutenant gliniewicz. she said she made the whole story up to get attention from her boss. >>> a piece of debris that was found in the indian ocean was definitely from malaysia flight 370, his government came to the same conclusion, the debris washed

clinton. >> he would be good, but he is not eligible under the constitution. he served his two terms. i think the argument would be as vice president, it would not be possible for him to ever succeed the position. that's what i have been told. it has crossed my mind. >> it has crossed her mind. clinton talks about meeting kim kardashian and kanye west. kanye should hold off until she completes her second term. >>> substantial agreement on cyber security issues. as a result, the obama administration will not impose sanctions on chinese companies ahead of the visit by the president of china. >>> time for an early start on your money. seeing more volatility in china stocks. the benchmark index for shanghai is down 3%. european stocks are lower. the scorecard for the dow, down 62 points. awaiting the federal reserve decision over raising interest rates. that is dominating. >>> happening this morning, a labor contract for 140,000 auto workers running out. the union will give an hour by hour contract extension. authorities meet with chrysler to strike a deal. a two-tier classification of wo

constitution. >> host: how do we do that? clinton had the race commission that didn't work out too well and obama hadn't talked that much about race. how do we have this conversation that seems that many people want? >> guest: president obama said it needs to happen on the individual level.

constitution is necessary to solve america's most controversial book. a more perfect union. former rhode island recalls times serving as a republican in the senate. former secretary of state hillary clinton looks back at her time in her book "hard choices". in a time for truth, ted cruz, carly fiorina. in my story he details career. and in leadership and crisis louisiana explains why he believes conservative solutions are needed in washington. traditional american values and stand for something. more presidential hopefuls democratic candidates, he argues for a campaign finance reform. george pataki is also running for president. he looked back at the past to governorship. smaller government and more bipartisanship taking a stand. another look is florida republican senator marco rubio in american dreams. he outlines plan for economic opportunity. bernie sanders, another candidate for democratic against tax cuts. in blue collar conservatives rick sanitorium argues the republican must focus on working class to retake the white house. donald trump has written several best sellers. he criticizes obama administration. mr. trump recently announced intention to release another public policy book

clinton: and if necessary, i will work to pass a constitutional amendment to undo the supreme court'sitizens united. [cheering] [applause] ms. clinton: and we democrats believe that, no matter you are, what you look like, what faith you practice, or who you love, america has a place for you. and you should have the same opportunity as everyone else to live up to your potential. so we have a great agenda. we know what it means to be a democrat. we are going to fight back against those who will do, say, and spin whatever it takes to turn our country in a very different direction. who watched the republican debate the other night? oh, you gluttons for punishment, you. 15 candidates. five hours. not a single fighter for the middle class. and the fact checkers are having a field day with their answers. the republicans' positions are not just factually inaccurate, they are deeply out of touch and out of date. not one of them offered a credible plan to make college more affordable or combat climate change. did you hear anything about family leave or preschool? >> no. ms. clinton: or what abo

constitution. >> i would not advocate that we put a muslim in charge of this nation. >> hillary clinton made hert four years on "face the nation" she calls donald trump irresponsible. >> fueling worry. >> reporter: she says she is not doing anything to prepare if joe biden joins the race. >>> the commute to los angeles could be quicker than crossing the bay bridge. they are call it the hyperloop. it could be here sooner than you might think. >>> tonight, officers armed with paint ball guns are on the, >>> image getting from here to las loss in just half an hour. the company is working on it. and ann shows us the space aged transit system could be here a lot sooner than we think. >> it will be the smoothest ride that you can imagine. >> now,. >> reporter: faster than a commercial jet. >> we are investing transportation, no small test. >> now, a team of engines is working on a futuristic system that is moving them through tubes on a cushion of air on supersonic speeds in a vacuum. from los angeles to san francisco in 30 minutes. >> we literally build a full- scale, too. between the destinations. >

up hillary clinton's private e-mail server says he'll plead the fifth and not testify before congress. "the washington post" first reported that brian pagliano would invoke his constitutional right not to answer questions to avoid incriminating himself. he worked clinton's 2008 presidential campaign before joining the state department's department of internet technology in 2009. nbc news justice correspondent pete williams joins us. we know that the hillary campaign says they've encouraged pagliano to testify and called it his decision not to understandably but disappointing. >> reporter: this is a pretty straightforward application of the fifth amendment by his lawyers. you tend to see this happen whenever there is a congressional committee investigating something. and in this case, his lawyers say they've gotten requests from the benghazi committee, the one to whom he's formally given notice he'll plead the fifth, and two others. at the same time, the justice department -- the fbi is looking at how classified documents were handled. so his lawyers are just being extra cautious here. they're saying, we know that the fbi's investigation isn't a criminal one at this point b

constitution. >> i would not advocate we put a muslim in charge of this nation. >> hilary clinton made her firstnce sunday morning tv in almost four years on "face the nation". she called donald trump irresponsible. >> he is fueling a level of paranoia and prejudice against all kinds of people. >> she said she's not doing anything to prepare for vice president joe biden if he decides to join. brian webb for cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> a california man gets an amazing deal when he orders pizza and wings for delivery. a dominos driver accidentally delivered a box of money to mike vegas instead of wings. the driver was planning to make a stop at the bank as well. he actually put the cash in an empty wings box for safekeeping. but he delivered the cash by mistake. $1300. vegas found the money and quickly returned it to domino's. did the right thing. for his good deed, dominos is giving him free pizza for an entire year. that will pay up in the end. >> that's a hook-up right there. >> you got the hook-up on the forecast. >> i'm trying if you like fall weather you're going to like next couple days. it

he worked for clinton during her 2008 presidential campaign and athe state department setting up the e-mail in 2009. pagliano would not answer questions asserting his constitutional right against self-incrimination. the clinton campaign said they encouraged pagliano answer questions. two other clinton aids will testify before a congressional committee starting today. clinton will testify in october. the campaign reiterated that clinton never sent or received anything marked classified. clinton will make stops in puerto rico, new hampshire, and iowa. one aid is prepared to answer [001:59:57;00]

and hillary clinton was asked whether she would ever consider her husband, bill as a vice president, she said he'd be good constitution. >> he's served his two terms and i've been told. but it has crossed my mind. and she was asked about donald trump, kim kardashian and kanye west. >>> and nbc has a new host of the celebrity apprentice. schwarzenegger. he said, wow, i'm blown away and honored by all your tweets. i can't wait to bring my experience to the board room and bring money to charity. and frump said congrats to my friend. >>> it's quite a scene on a united airlines flight out of miami. a female passenger had to be restrained after striking a crew member. the chicago-bound flight was diverted and continued a short time later. she face said charges, including ttery. >>> this morning, a major turning point in europe's refugee cries. hungary is slamming the door shut. many seeking refuge in the arms of the european union only a few are getting through a single controlled crossing. and nbc's richard ingle is on the side where they did not get through. >> you cannot imagine what i t feel. i oon'tmknow. now, i have n

constitution. >> i would not advocate we put a muslim in charge of this nation. >> hilary clinton made her first appearance sunday morning tv in almost four years on "face the nation". she called donald trump irresponsible. >> he is fueling a level of paranoia and prejudice against all kinds of people. >> she said she's not doing anything to prepare for vice president joe biden if he decides to join. brian webb for cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> a california man gets an amazing deal when he orders pizza and wings for delivery. a dominos driver accidentally delivered a box of money to mike vegas instead of wings. the driver was planning to make a stop at the bank as well. he actually put the cash in an empty wings box for safekeeping. but he delivered the cash by mistake. $1300. vegas found the money and quickly returned it to domino's. did the right thing. for his good deed, dominos is giving him free pizza for an entire year. that will pay up in the end. >> that's a hook-up right there. >> you got the hook-up on the forecast. >> i'm trying if you like fall weather you're going to like next couple

brian, who helped set up clinton's private e-mail server, will testify before congress, but his lawyers say he will assert his constitutionalot to testify. >> it is 5:20 right now. donald trump has ruled out a third party run. the republican frontrunner has signed a pledge to support the nominee showing it at a news conference, trump tower in new york. that's an about-face from last month though when the billionaire businessman refused to make the promise in the campaign first debate. >> and you can stay with "eyewitness news" as we follow campaign 2016 all through election day, our coverage continues on line at cbsphilly.com. >>> all right, 5:21 right now, time to check your philadelphia job market report. cbs news business analyst jill schlessinger explains which college classes are motion likely to help you find a job. >> student with degrees in science, technology, engineering and mathematics can earn higher wages than those with lib rat arts diplomas. that's why computer science classes are now seen almost as prerequisites for most jobs. recruiters say employers also expect college graduates to have completed some cour

for clinton during her 2008 presidential campaign and also at the state department setting up her e-mail in 2009. now, his lawyer told nbc news he would not answer questions asserting his constitutional-incrimination. a clinton aide told me the campaign had encouraged him to testify and called his decision not to understandable but also disappointing. adding this statement, jose, quote, clinton has made every effort to answer questions and be as helpful as possible and has encouraged her aides, current and former, to do the same, including brian. meanwhile, we're also getting this from elijah cummings, the ranking democrat on the benghazi committee we says, quote, it's understandable that attorneys have advised him to assert his constitutional right not to testify given the onslaught of reckless accusations of criminal conduct that continue to be made by many republicans. so an ongoing thorny political issue. as for the two other clinton aides who will testify before a congressional committee. sheryl mills testified today. jake sullivan on friday. the campaign also insists and continues to reiterate clinton never sent or received anything marked as classified, but this continues to b

clinton gave thought to her husband if she is elected but the constitution does not allow a two-termresident to be elected to national office again. >> families are accusing a berks county immigrant detention center of human rights violations. a group of families delivered a report on the situation to the state department of human services. they say children as young as two weeks old are being held at the facility near reading. and they called the detention center a prison, claimed the facility is violating its license and even say a teenager was raped there. >> labor violations where they pay women a dollar a day to clean. and we've also seen medical neglect of women and children. >> representative for the detention center says the employee accused of the sexual assault is on administrative leave and the center is working with local police in their investigation, they also take the welfare of the families very seriously. >> the 70th meeting of the u.n. general assembly is set to open in new york, a for up for decision making where all 193 member states have a single vote on key issu

clinton said she has given thought to her husband bill as vice president but as she pointed out the constitution doesn't allow a two-term president to be elected to a national office again. >>> this from the jersey shore bureau. revenues were down at eight casinos. they pulled in 5% less last month than in august of 2014. that drop comes after several months of gains among the surviving casinos in that city. caesars the steepest decline and the trump taj mahal. >>> delaware governor jack markell is headed to europe in attempt to strengthen that state's economy. once they get there the team will meet with government and business leaders in munich and berlin. officials say the week-long trip is part of a state wide initiative to increase exports and promote foreign expansion in delaware. germany is one of four targeted international markets, this is markell's first foreign trade mission since israel two years ago. >> a local university is receiving a generous donation in the name of cancer research. the ter ra miller melanoma foundation is donating $400,000 to the cancer center. tara miller and he

constitution. in the united states, democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton has endorsed the obama administration's nuclear deal with iran. in an address wednesday in -- in an address wednesday, clinton also vowed she would "not hesitate to take military action" if iran moved toward developing a nuclear weapon. meanwhile republican , presidential candidates donald trump and texas senator ted cruz rallied against the iran nuclear deal. while the deal is aimed at curbing iran's nuclear activities, cruz invoked the threat of iran developing a nuclear bomb. >> if iran gets a nuclear weapon , the single greatest risk is weons and t itahip anywhere in the atlantic and fire it up straignto th air into the atmosphere. they would set uwhat is called nila tro debacles -- electromagnetic holes which would take down the electric red on the eastern seaboard and kill tens of millions of americans. amy: amy: the iran nuclear deal has enough democratic support to block republican attempts to undo it in congress. nald trump, meanwhile, has come under criticism again for his comments about women. in an interview wit

because washington seems to have never held opposition to the constitution, or personal criticism of him as a public figure. george clinton, for instance, was a committed anti-federalist, but washington remain quite close to him. patrick henry, the same. he offered henry the war department when knox resigned. the one person that this is not true about is another virginian, mason.bor, george in the book, we talk about george mason and his relationship with george washington that was always somewhat odd. it was a friendship rot with the disagreements that would not ordinarily infringe on a friendship, things that washington seem to overlook with other people. the only thing we can think that caused this is the fact that george mason was something of a didactic personality that tended to lecture, rather than converse. that was fine with certain people, who liked that. washington did not. masonms to us that george 's behavior towards george washington was always tinged by that, not condescension, but presumption of superior knowledge and in the light. thought, we think, is what happened in philadelphia. ehere must've been som

constitution is fair game. >> is it, kennedy? >> not while i'm here. kennedy: from my cold dead hand. >> hillary clinton obviously.her this is a fall guy or a taste of things to come. >> everybody will be a fall guy until she is the fall gal. a lot of people. >> it is a huge bus. she can back that thing out wherever she wants. this man in his dimples are done , but as is her candidacy. >> i feel that way, too. i am counting on the fact that no one we will remember a saying she is finished if they are not. >> they are not going to look at september 3 kennedy episode with both of us said she is finished as she is being sworn in. >> i believe got felt predicted that on fox business in the early fall late-summer. thank you so much. >> it's my pleasure. kennedy: wind beneath my wings. nasty reaction i tried depend last weekend. it really made the difference between a morning around the house and getting a little exercise. only depend underwear has new confidence core technology for fast absorption and the smooth, comfortable fit of fit-flex™ protection. get a coupon at depend.com >> kennedy: it is time for hot dogs ing

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