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colonel david hunt is here with a take >>> hillary clinton and donald trump, who'll serve better as commandeeringhief. >> joining me is the director of massachusetts, dan mcgoon. >> cornell hunt, you are my friend and you have been here for a long time. who's curio everyone is curious of who's going to be the better commandeering chief. >> i am for predictability. i know what i am getting. i know what i am getting with clinton. i do not know what i am getting with trump. >> what's your answer? >> strictly military security, i would go with what i know which is clinton >> so you are saying clinton over trump. >> it is a tough choice but i have no idea. >> let me ask you a question, when you say she's predictable. she's predictable and that we don't help people on the rooftop in benghazi and lying about it. >> absolutely, she did. >> i did that two years ago. the president of t united states did not send the rescue team and not the secretary of state. she's harder to write aggressive than trump is now. >> you are the one who always said that we would have three presidents in the 20 year of war in t

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joining us from boston colonel david hunt, from washington colonel ralph peters. colonel peters, start with you, are we being deceived? >> you're being lied to outright. in addition to all the mistakes and indecisiveness of the obama administration, there are two immediate lies that apply. first, president obama ching to t -- cling to the narrative we have boots on the ground, they're not boots on the ground and they're not in combat. you're in combat over there. this guy was killed two miles from the front but in post modern warfare, 10 myliles, 50 miles from the front is still in combat. you have suicide bombers, you have assassins. the other lie is the obama administration wildly exaggerates our progress against the islamic state. we have made a difference. we have hurt the terrorists. we've hurt their caliphate, about you as we saw this week with the surprise attack that killed a s.e.a.l., they've got a lot of spunk left in them, a lot of fight, and because of our president's eternal hesitation to do anything decisive, yes, we're making some progress, limited,

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it was therefore more necessary for me to hunt to get along. >> david is not only esteemed among the r hunters of the region, he's putting money in his pocket and food on the table. >> crockett trades on his hunting skills, keeping his family fed and out of debt. he now has status and respectability and a life worth fighting for. >> now, one time in the dead of winter, i almost froze. >> crockett! out alabama way, 500 are dead. >> the creeks. >> during the war of 1812, creek indians attack fort mimms. the massacre leaves 500 men, women and children dead. many of them trapped and burned alive. >> if every man waited for his wife to be willing for him to go to war, we'd all be killed in our homes. >> david crockett has found his call to glory. but to answer it, he must risk his life and leave his family alone on the frontier. >> all right, son. >> this is what men do at the time. this is how army's are built. your wife, your children, your farm, your life all become secondary. the call to duty comes first. >> the call to war sets crockett's life on a course that i take pictures of sunri

. >> david kerley, thanks. >>> and the hunt is on for the crucial black boxes. our matt gutman is right there tonight on the mediterranean where they have already made some gruesome discoveries. >> reporter: tonight the international armada of ships and planes taking in that grisly haul. egypt air saying seats, luggage and human remains were spotted floating in the mediterranean. u.s. planes joining in the search. tonight more possible debris spotted in flyovers. earlier we boarded a charter plane to scout the same seas search teams were scowering. finding debris on the surface here is one thing but finding actual pieces of the fuselage -- because this part of the mediterranean could be 10,000 feet deep. the real prize for search teams deep beneath the surface, the fuselage and black boxes emitting pings for only 28 more days. the race now on to find them. to get an accurate signal a search and rescue boat needs to bo on top of the wreck an, not more than a couple miles away. and tonight, so many unanswered questions for the families of the 66 souls on board. in

david brock. what is your thesis about how this is shaping up and what it portends? al huntthink it is a race to the bottom and what the democrats fear is that most democrats are confident that hillary is going to win. if we have an of the race, and i do not think they should be kennedy school form, but if it is all invective, it will make governing impossible. they will say that she won because the other guy was a bomb. -- bum. who sayere are people they are not for trump and are not going to the convention. who do you have your eyes the most on? the place to look is the united states senate and the people who are in difficult spots in the fall and there are five seats of for reelection, where barack obama won reelection in 2012. those are states where people will be under the most pressure. mark: thank you for coming in. up next, a super pac that backs hillary clinton will talk about the general election game plan after this. ♪ [ soft music ] e.t. phone home. when you find something you love, you can never get enough of it. change the way you experience tv with xfinity x1.

david: peter brookes, from the heritage foundation. thank you very much. appreciate it. >> thank you. melissa: the never trump movement, desperate huntor a third party candidate to challenge "the donald" next. eric ericksen sounds off on donald trump's quote, convert or die outreach to the gop establishment. i like that. david: i like the phrase. melissa: yeah. david: getting personal in attacks against the clintons once again. >> we have to recognize that the kind of language coming from donald trump is hateful and we need to repudiate eight! it's a fact. kind of like grandkids equals free tech support. oh, look at you, so great to see you! none of this works. come on in. and if you have afib - an irregular heartbeatls. that may put you at five times greater risk of stroke - they can pool together in the heart, forming a clot that can break free, and travel upstream to the brain where it can block blood flow and cause a stroke. but if you have afib that's not caused by a heart valve problem, pradaxa can help stop clots from forming. pradaxa was better than warfarin at reducing the risk of stroke, in a clinical trial - without the ne

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david? >> tom llamas on the campaign trail again tonight. as always, thanks, tom. >>> we turn now to new developments this evening in a hunt for a fugitive here in the east. an escaped prisoner with a violent past. a week on the run. he was last seen last night in these images at a highway rest stop, where police say he agreed to saturday render. but he slipped away again, until this afternoon, when they finally got word where he could be. abc's gio benitez on the moment where they zeroed in and they nabbed him. >> reporter: tonight, the dramatic images. police searching the woods in southern new jersey, then scrambling as they get word their man has been spotted. they rush to their cars. 38-year-old arthur buckel captured nearby. you can see an officer snapping a photo of the convicted felon. the intense manhunt started eight days ago, buckel escaping from prison. he was serving a sentence for aggravated assault and burglary, and was previously convicted of manslaughter in 1996. the morning after the escape, he's spotted on surveillance video at a cvs store 45 miles away. then this weekend, police negotiate a surrender with buckel's family a

and david ignatius and plitd call correspondent casey hunt joins the table as well. >> donald trump is ryan had a great conversation, everything was great. . >> what did you expect? >> paul ryan was encouraged. then he said i feel strongly on immigration. an issue that paul ryan could not disagree with him more on. i feel -- trade, an issue where donald trump and paul ryan could not be more diametrically opposed. >> paul said it was encouraging. you actually wrote something about this meeting yesterday. they said it was encouraging and said all the right things. when it comes to issues, donald trump represents the antithesis of what he's been fighting his entire life for. >> not even just issues, but tonally. paul ryan is the guy that we can disagree without being disagreeable. we need to realize that the other side suspect oisn't our e. >> so donald trump is winning this one-on-one in a massive way. it looks as if trump is dominating him and ryan is capitulating on all fronts. if you watch that post game analysis where they come out and do their thing, it's clear he's going to endorse

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david and rick, we'll leave it there. i appreciate your time. on this topic of the democratic, my colleague kasie hunt is with the clinton campaign. he's joining me now live at detro detroit, what are we expect to hear from clinton today. she's now stuck at a race. >> reporter: that's right, peter, the democrats i talked to over the course of 24 hours, we believe that bernie sanders is staying in this race is impacting how close those national polls are. he's hurting her as he stays in this race. the question, of course, how they're going to be able to resolve this. bernie sanders fighting hard in california. hillary clinton today in detroit at the seiu, she's expected to focus heavily on immigration policy here and focusing on donald trump. this is about eliminating and moving onto that general election campaign. this comes as the democratic national committee is now giving bernie sanders unusual influence over the policies platform at the convention. he's going to get nearly half o f the slot that the campaign is allowed to choose. that tells you how influential he's become. >> hillary clinton gets

. >> david: well, i know a lot of people are going to say when i was a kid i used to be able to go hunth and -- and i can't now if stuff's getting closed off. and i have some sympathy for that. >> bill: anybody that's not complying with what stream access, merely has to step into the stream when he hears you coming. >> anthony: right. >> david: the spirit of it is it makes sense. >> bill: the spirit of its thievery. >> david: well, i -- >> bill: we own it, they took it, and that's not stealing it? without compensation? >> david: i think it's still here. >> anthony: this is about being a good neighbor, right? >> bill: yeah >> anthony: i mean, so if people ask nicely more often than not, you're going to say "yes"? >> bill: we do. it used to be before stream access we seldom required somebody to have permission if they just behaved. >> anthony: right. >> bill: --themselves. after stream access is when the outfitters came into the world. not because we wanted to make money but we wanted somebody there patrolling and policing it. the outfitters take care of it. >> lee: a small stream like th

fox news's jonathan hunt has his eye how much anti-trump sentiment is surfacing in a state where ted cruz and john kasich are still on the ballot. hi, mike. reporter: hey, david. that anti-trump sentiment is real here in nebraska. senator ted cruz appears to be holding out some hope, however small it might yet deliver him a surprise victory here. he was on the glenn beck radio show earlier today and in answer to a hypothetical question he said he might unsuspend his suspended campaign if indeed he did pull off a shock victory here. we spoke to a former state gop chairman who said it was a very odd way of doing political business and he believes not much more than wishful thinking on the part of senator cruz. listen here to david kramer. >> it's novel campaign strategy to announce you're out and that you might get back in. i suspect that if senator cruz had thought he was going to win nebraska he might have stuck it out another week. reporter: on the other hand the split in the gop hierarchy here in nebraska certainly reflects the national republican party split over a trump candidacy. governor pete ricketts of nebraska endorsed donald trump just last friday a

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hunt. she joins the table. now that's a book title. we'll get to that in a second, governor. we've been talking this morning about donald trump's disapproval ratings. and davidtes, or 57% disapproval. 60% of americans say hillary clinton doesn't share their values and 64% say she's not honest and trustworthy. what is it about -- we've talked about trump a good bit. what is it about secretary clinton that drives those numbers up. >> i think a lot of that is just the amount of money that's been spent. literally hundreds of millions of dollars. probably over a billion dollars trying to attack every aspect that her opponents can find. ever since the republican primaries began to gear up, there's been a concerted effort. it's not just paid ads. it's research tanks, social media hits. they've been going at her every single way they can. >> governor, let me ask you about what's going on in the democratic race. you are a clinton supporter, obviously. is bernie sanders doing permanent damage to secretary clinton? >> i don't think so. i think his campaign has maid her a stronger candidate and better. it's gone on longer than i would like or a lot of people would like.