we begin with debbie wasserman schultz this evening. and that's the memo. for the top story tonight, reaction, joining us for reaction is senator marco rubio. so, when you heard the head of the dnc say these things and use the holocaust to attack you, exactly what she did, how did you react? >> well, it didn't surprise me i have been watching debbie wasserman schultz for years in florida. extremism she does these types of things. i was outraged this is a private individual who participates in the political process who anyone who knows him for two minutes he realizes he is not a nazi sympathizer. is he a collector. his woman survived an attack under the nazis. it is despicable attack. do you know what the evidence of that is? even liberal media outlets have criticized her for doing that don't expect an apology. they just move on. they don't feel like they are accountable to anybody for it i think it is also indicative of the levels of desperation. their frontrunner is in a lot of trouble as we have been seeing in the news over the last few days. this is a fu

we begin with debbie wasserman schultz this evening. and that's the memo. for the top story tonight, reaction, joining us for reaction is senator marco rubio. so, when you heard the head of the dnc say these things and use the holocaust to attack you, exactly what she did, how did you react? >> well, it didn't surprise me i have been watching debbie wasserman schultz for years in florida. extremism she does these types of things. i was outraged this is a private individual who participates in the political process who anyone who knows him for two minutes he realizes he is not a nazi sympathizer. is he a collector. his woman survived an attack under the nazis. it is despicable attack. do you know what the evidence of that is? even liberal media outlets have criticized her for doing that don't expect an apology. they just move on. they don't feel like they are accountable to anybody for it i think it is also indicative of the levels of desperation. their frontrunner is in a lot of trouble as we have been seeing in the news over the last few days. this is a fu

but what about miss debbie wasserman schultz? nancy pelosi is the biggest name in the democratic party to come out so far to say yes, there should be more debates. >> well, listen, is hillary really getting hammered and the numbers start really hurting, she may agree to more debates. but as general rule, i mean, i remember debating this in general elections and primary elections. as a general rule, and we're seeing this right now, as a general rule, outsiders, people without a lot of money, that's not donald trump, people like ben carson, or carly fiorina, they want debates because they don't gettings unless they get on the same stage with the jeb bushes and the rest. on the democratic side, of course bernie sanders wants a debate. he wants to be seen head to head with hillary and go after her. and of course, she doesn't want to have one 'cause what good does that do her? so we'll have to see if biden gets in the race, there will be more debates. >> do you think joe biden will get in the race? >> no. i honestly don't. but i do th

married had us a -- the honorable debbie wasserman schultz. the honorable josh earnest and mrs. josh earnest. mr. david mark rubinstein and mrs. alice rubinstein. mr. reed hastings. mr. jake tapper and mrs. jennifer tapper. mr. james marin and mr. jack marin. mrs. amy cunningham and mr. s cunningham. mr. wade radel and -- mr. john penn. the honorable dianne feinstein. >> i think the importance of tonight's dinner is to welcome the president of the largest country in the world. i am on the pacific rim and the pacific rim is the largest center of trade and commerce in the world today and i think working at a good relationship with china is extraordinarily important. business? >> i don't call the senate business that i'm delighted to be here. thank you. the honorable dr. henry kissinger and mrs. henry kissinger. the honorable greg strok -- the honorable wendy sherborn and mr. bruce strokes. announcer: in his weekly address, the president discusses prescription drugs. marsha blackburn of tenancy gives a republican response on efforts to defund planned parenthood. president obama: hi

meanwhile straight ahead, debbie wasserman schultz attacks marco rubio over a fund-raiser.s hitler artwork at the home of the fund-raiser. >> private citizen, an individual who participates in the political process who anyone who knows him for two seconds realizes it's not a nazi sympathizer. >> did she, debbie wasserman schultz, go too far? we're going to report and you will decide. plus ever wanted to be like george costanza? >> morning, george! >> morning mr. wilhelm. >> now you, too, can have your very own nap desk. we'll show you how you can be like george. ♪ hey babe, last one home cooks? ♪ ♪ ♪ another tie. order in? next time i drive. the right-sized nissan rogue. ♪ your buddy ron once said he he couldn't.l your ceiling fan. and that one time ron said another chili dog was a good idea. yeah, it wasn't. so when ron said you'd never afford a john deere tractor, you knew better. now, ron does too. introducing the e series. legendary john deere quality. unexpected low price. see your local john deere dealer for great savings on the e series family of tractors. ♪ don't ea

right now republicans have at least 11 debates scheduled and unless debbie debbie wasserman schultz decideso reexamine things, it looks like republican candidates will get more exposure. i spoke debbie wasserman schultz and ask her to respond what-to-what-toto what martin o'malley said when he said who was responsible for limiting the debates. >> i assume it's the chair of the democratic party. it certainly wasn't the dean see memb -- dnc members who gave me a standing ovation when i said we're committing malpractice by not saying anything. >> so he's saying it was you and you alone that crafted this debate schedule. is that true? is that accurate? >> no. it's not at all true. we worked not only with the campaigns but with our networks to build a robust and diverse group of debates and consulted -- i consulted with former dnc chairs as well as party officials across the state parties and came up with a six-debate skej dwlul we think is going to be the right balance to make shoo you are our candidates are able to spend the time they need to do the grass-roots retail campaign iin that is esse

debbie wasserman schultz thank you for coming here. thought that was it for our politics lead today, you will be wrong. we will ask a democratic presidential candidate what he thinks about the chair woman's answer later in the show. he's back on the trail after a vacation, and after a new poll shows number two creeping closer to donald trump in iowa. ben carson is taking reporter's questions in san francisco. let's take a quick listen. >> protect the first amendment rights of all american citizens many this needs to be a wakeup call for them. they can't just sit around and expect the problem to resolve itself. this is the tip of the iceberg compared to what's going to happen. let's get out ahead of this and fix it. what makes you unique. how do you separate yourself from the past? >> i don't spend a lot of time thinking about separating myself from the pack. i think about logical, pragmatic ways to actually deal with the problems. i have -- i'm not going to be a traditional politician, i'm not going to do things like traditional politi

congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz and former secretary of state colin powell speaking out. >> i wanted to reach a conclusion to prevent iran from the nuclear weapons goals and weighing all of the information i had. the best thing to do is vote if support of the iran deal. >> here is why i think it is a did deal. one of the concerns is we are leaving open a lane for the iranians to go back to create a weapon in 10 or 15 years. we forget they have been on a super highway for last ten years to create a nuclear weapons program with no speed limit. in the last ten years, they have gone from 136 centrifuges to 100,000 centrifuges. >> and president obama took too twitter expressing gratitude. tweeting, thank you colin for putting your expertise hint this important initiative in our country. >>> the acknowledgment of the plan to build a force of moderate rebels is failing. now dropping rebels with better intelligence and training according to the new york times. and now using f-16 fighter jets are being used from the united states. >>> chinese markets off to the rough start to the week.

i think that the first video that you show with debbie wasserman schultz and the dnc is an underreportedo'malley campaign message pushing debates but i was also in minneapolis at the democratic convention there, and debbie wasserman schultz is having kind of a rough run right now as the democratic party chair. i think that that video may be more interesting down the road as we go into the iowa/new hampshire caucus and primaries. >> amy, when you stack up the two parties against each other, republicans are taking all of the oxygen here, and that's got to be good, even though you got donald trump out there, and there are all sorts of, you know, land mines from that whole debate there, but just having these debates, good for republicans, aren't they? isn't it better to have debates than not have debates? >> i think so for the democratic process and the republican party but first fox debate getting 24 million viewers, the cnn debate getting 23 million viewers, these are people who are going to watch these ideas being debated and bandied about on stage and i thought it was incredible that deb

debbie wasserman schultz invited him. i didn't get a sense of biden on the ground. obama people love him. they want him. >> that's where things are interesting. joy reid thanks for your reporting. >> thank you. >> still ahead sh patriots nation celebrates as tom brady's suspension is overturned in another loss for nfl commissioner roger goodell and perhaps a win for working men and women. i will explain. >>> one of the things i'm honored about is so far everybody that's attacked me has gone down the tubes. perry attacked me. he's out of the race now. he was at 4 or 5%. >> donald trump just offhandedly today declaring that former texas rick perry is now out of running for president after perry lost his staff in new hampshire. his political director in that state yesterday and perry's team in iowa is down to one paid staffer while in south carolina perry staffers were kicked off the payroll and asked to continue working for free. perry insists today he's still in the race while epitomizing why his candidacy is on the rocks. >> is donald trump right? are you getting ou

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the honorable debbie wasserman schultz. the honorable josh earnest and mrs. josh earnest. mr.avid mark rubinstein and mrs. alice rubinstein. mr. reed hastings and mr. ted jr. mr. jake tapper and mrs. jennifer tapper. mr. james marin and mr. jack marin. mrs. amy cunningham and mr. ed cunningham. mr. wade and mrs. lorna. mr. john penn. the honorable dianne feinstein and mr. richard. >> pardon me? i think the importance of tonight's dinner is to welcome the president of the largest country in the world. i am on the pacific rim and the pacific rim is the largest center of trade and commerce in the world today and i think that working at a good relationship with china is extraordinarily important. >> so business or pleasure? >> i don't call the senate business but i think i'm delighted to be here. thank you. >> the honorable dr. henry kissinger and mrs. henry kissinger. miss kristie parson and miss melanie yow. >> that's what they tell us. that is what i did for many years and studied. interpreting. >> have fun. >> thank you, you too. >> the honorable greg s cowcroft. the honorable

>> congress woman debbie wasserman schultz is one of many who finds herself in a difficult position.'s a strong supporter of israel and of president obama. she's the dnc chair. she just, as i understand it, she just talked to president obama. told him her position, how she's going to vote. she's going to reveal that vote to us on state of the union and we're going to talk about how she came to the decision she did. she calls it the most difficult vote she's ever had in her, i think, 20, 23-year long career in politics. >> jake tapper, good to have you. >> thanks very much. >>> jake tapper on "state of the un union" at the top of the hour right here on cnn. nbut your stellar notebook full hangives youn ap calc. the gumption to reach for the sky. that's that new gear feeling. over 1,000 items $5 or less in store and online. office depot officemax. gear up for school. gear up for great. rheumatoid arthritis like me... and you're talking to a rheumatologist about a biologic, this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humir

right now republicans have at least 11 debates scheduled and unless debbie debbie wasserman schultz decidesexamine things, it looks like republican candidates will get more exposure. i spoke debbie wasserman schultz and ask her to respond to what martin o'malley said when he said who was responsible for limiting the debates. >> i assume it's the chair of the democratic party. it certainly wasn't the dean see -- dnc members who gave me a standing ovation when i said we're committing malpractice by not saying anything. >> so he's saying it was you and you alone that crafted this debate schedule. is that true? is that accurate? >> no. it's not at all true. we worked not only with the campaigns but with our networks to build a robust and diverse group of debates and consulted -- i consulted with former dnc chairs as well as party officials across the state parties and came up with a six-debate schedule that we think is going to be the right balance to make shoo you are our candidates are able to spend the time they need to do the grass-roots retail campaigning that is essential for those voters

john: up in new hampshire this weekend, the chairwoman of your party, debbie wasserman schultz, was heckleda crowd of democrats. there should be more debates, open to many democrats. the chairwoman has been adamant that there will not be more than the six currently sanctioned. do you think she should relent and sanction more debates or remove the penalties from unsanctioned debates? anita: full disclosure, i work with the dnc. but i will also say that anybody who worked for barack obama in 2008 is not going to see here and say, oh, you really need 25 debates. you actually don't need that debates, and are plenty of opportunities for candidates to go out there and to talk to voters, and one of the reasons we have small states at the beginning of the process so the candidates can do personal campaigns not through television. john: you agree that obama got better the deeper in the debate schedule, number one, and number two, as many of your colleagues told us many times, that long stretch of debates was grueling and prepared him well for the general election debates he had with john mccain. ani

i like that contrast every day of the week, if. >> debbie wasserman schultz, the democratic chair.ou very much. >> thank you, andrea. >>> up next, he says he's the tortoise in the race for the gop nomination. so what does jeb bush have to do to beat the hair? you're watching "andrea mitchell reports" only on msnbc. how much prot18%?does your dog food have? 20? nutrient-dense purina one true instinct with real salmon and tuna has 30% protein. support your active dog's whole body health with purina one. why pause a spontaneous moment to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use, is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache or muscle ache. to avoid long-term injury, get me

debbie wasserman schultz saturday was repeatedly erupted by chants of "more debates" as she tried toeep the focus on donald trump and the gop. >> we want debates! >> trump was at it again. one of his supporters in the audience called president obama a muslim. my friends, what's more important, drawing a contrast with republicans or arguing about debates? let's focus on our mission and the task at hand. enough is enough! enough is enough! we have aion -- >> house minority leader nancy pelosi is joining the gwing rachkz of lawmakers, she'd like to see more than six currently scheduled debates. as europe grapples with its largest influx of initiation migrants since yesterday the u.s. will increase the number of asylum seekers it accepts from 75,000 to 85,000 with the number rising to 100,000 in 2017. kerry who was in berlin to meet with his german counterpart to discuss the crisis said a large number of the 85,000 who come to the u.s. next year will be from syria. >> we're doing what we know we can manage immediately, what we feel we can do by working in the system we have and within th

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. >> debbie wasserman schultz, he ad of the dnc, has announced her support of the iran deal. wasserman schultz was the first jewish woman elected to the house from florida. in a new op ed for "the miami herald," she calls her decision deeply personal and one that she has spent a lot of time reviewing. "i've come to the conclusion that the agreement promotes the national security interests of the united states and our allies and merits my vote of support." >>> overnight new developments in europe's exploding humanitarian crisis. germany says it is freeing up more than $3.3 billion to help deal with the record number of migrants fleeing violence in the middle east. they've been one of the most accepting european countries welcoming up to 18,000 p refugees this weekend alone. many of them are coming from hungary where the response wasn't as warm. last night after an appeal on facebook a convoy of 140 private cars arrived in hungary. they came from surrounding countries to escort them to the border. but israel now says it will not accept refugees. prime minister netanyahu says th

democratic congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz announcing her support for the deal, and former secretary of state colin powell also backing it. congress also facing deadlines to pay for transportation projects and to raise the nation's debt ceiling, so with so much going on will lawmakers hit the ground running? joining us now to talk about it, sarah westwood of "the washington examiner." good morning, good to see you. so here's the quote that was told to jake tap they are morning on cnn. quote, i'll be casting my vote to support the deal, and if necessary sustain the president's veto. the question for you is how big a deal is this considering that miss wasserman schultz is the first jewish democrat elected to the house from florida? >> well, it's a huge deal because we just saw in the senate president obama now has enough votes to override any resolution disapproving the iran deal. it is opposed by a majority in both chambers of congress and by a majority of the american public, but because of democratic support in both chambers president obama has just enough to get it through congress

he was at debbie wasserman schultz's constituency. now, she's chair of the dnc. and joe biden said, "i recognize that iran gets to keep $150 billion out of this. they're getting $150 billion they hadn't had..." >> it's their money that's been held in other places, generally. >> well, it's sanctions, right. "...and they're gonna put it to bad purposes, and there is an existential threat to israel." which left people wandering aloud, "did you just go off script and commit the classic washington gaffe of telling the truth? or did you misspeak?" this is not a good deal in a lot of different ways. john kerry came here in large part -- you'll notice, the same day, barbara mikulski signed on as the 34th senator. so they get past the corker bill. now their goal is to try to get enough senators so that they can filibuster. >> 60, yeah. >> right. >> i think you're right that that windfall is now gonna fund hamas and hezbollah, and you're gonna see iran ratchet up its sponsorship of terrorism. by that same token, if this -- and steve coll wrote a great piece in the new york

. >> debbie wasserman schultz also expressed her support for the deal. she calls her decision deeply personal, and one that she has spent a lot of time reviewing. she writes, i have come to the conclusion that the agreement promotes the national security interests of the united states and our allies and merits my vote of support. >>> new developments in europe's exploding humanitarian crisis, that is. germany says it is freeing up more than $3.3 billion to help deal with the record number of migrants fleeing violence in the middle east. one of the most accepting european countries welcoming up to 18,000 refugees this weekend alone. many of them are coming from hungary, where the response was not as warm. last night after an appeal on facebook, a convoy of about 130 private cars arrived in hungary, coming from surrounding countries to escort them to the border. israel now says they will not accept refugees. prime minister netanyahu says the country is just too small. they're even building a security fence along the syrian border. meanwhile, pope francis i

. >> debbie wasserman schultz, head of the dnc, has also expressed her support of the deal. she was the first jewish woman elected to the house from florida. she calls her decision deeply personal, and one that she has spent a lot of time reviewing. she writes, i have come to the conclusion that the agreement promotes the national security interests of the united states and our allies and merits my vote of support. >>> overnight, new developments in europe's exploding human -- humanitarian crisis, that is. germany says it is freeing up more than $3.3 billion to help deal with the record number of migrants fleeing violence in the middle east. they have been one of the most accepting european countries welcoming up to 18,000 refugees this weekend alone. many of them are coming from hungary, where the response was not as warm. last night after an appeal on facebook, a convoy of about 140 private cars arrived in hungary, coming from surrounding countries to escort them to the border. israel now says they will not accept refugees. prime minister netanyahu says the country is just

nicole: representative debbie wasserman schultz is having a hard time with his gut wrenching decisionocrats have a hard time jumping on board. he drove straight killing three isis members in syria. prime minister david camera and say militants including two british men plotted to kill the queen and other members of the royal family. the prime minister says the operation was conduct down august 21st. britain is not taking part in the military campaign in syria because the lawmakers rejected a two years ago. that was a big event there. cheryl: troubling situation there. how about a tablet. for 50 bucks, "the wall street journal" for amazon.com will release when it's time for the holiday season. the tablet will have a six-inch screen will be half the price at the cheapest fire tablet. sources say the new product comes as the company struggles to draw customers to the pricier tablet. the new and aimed at writers who want a device for streaming video at home and of course shopping on amazon.com. >> sometimes keeping it simple is the trick. one film dethrones straight out of com jen at the

given the fact you do whatever debbie wasserman schultz tells you what to do. >> i don't think it works that way. we will have people talking about issues at the debate rather than what we saw before. >> people talking about what's going on in the world people with policy ideas rather than debating, never been elected no anything. what are you talking about never been elected to anything. what are you talking about? >> trump, ben carson. >> he is a surgeon. more valuable than being here. >> wait a minute. i guess being a community organizer makes you even more qualified. >> jesus was a >> how many times do you say god in a political speech. i have a rear hee on skrolt walker. this is a sexist argument and you want to talk to a woman at the bar and abdi sided, i am leaving the bar. the first one was donald trump. i think tank i am tag go toik--f take off. walker quit because he's cheap. he didn't have a carol didn't spend money on consult doonts he cops out baud he didn't want to take money. >>> style to come. so,as my personal financial psychic, i'm sure you know what this meeting is ab

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has been waged most aggressively by o'malley, who got the cold shoulder from dnc chair mon debbie wasserman schultz after making this declaration at the party's summer meeting on friday. >> four debates? four debates. four debates and four debates only we are told. >> reporter: while clinton does not want to expand the number of debates, democrats are still waiting to go see if vice president joe biden who held a college affordability event today in the critical state of florida will increase the number of candidates at those debates. >> people who aren't willing to risk failing never succeed. >> reporter: some democrats like o'malley particularly irked the first democratic debate is not until mid october. by then republicans will have had two debates, bret. >> we'll see what happens with biden. ed, thanks. >>> up next the president picks up a key vote for his iran nuclear deal. f fox 5 in new york with a real live fight club at a daycare center? authorities have charged two former workers with child abuse. the prosecutor says they encouraged the 4 to 6-year-olds to fight, shot video of it and put

should debbie wasserman-schultz resign in the wake of this?sident of political polling and public affairs for wpa research. great to see you both. >> hi tucker. >> great to be here. >> if if you the idea if you you have an artifact in your house from nazi germany you are a nazi. museums -- the holocaust museum has artifacts from the nazis. it's insane. how could an actual public official level an attack of this over the top and wrong. >> well, tucker, i don't think that she was actually implying that either marco rubio or even harlan crowe whose house this happened in are somehow closet he nazis or something like that. >> of course she was. >> i don't think so. what she said was it was insensitive. what she is trying -- the issue she is trying to raise here and there is some politics in play here. i will absolutely give you that what she is trying to say is that this guy does not understand is that this might not be perceived as weird or insensitive to the jewish community a huge community in florida. a huge community. >> come on. >> lisa, loo

. >> indeed, one of them is florida democrat debbie wasserman-schultz, shut is head of the democratic national committee the dnc and she also has a a lot of jewish constituentness her district. schultz got choked up yesterday when asked if she thought she was selling out israel. >> i'm a jewish mother. i wrote a op-ed that talks about my jewish heart and how important this was to me that as a jewish mother that we have have concept of between racial to generation, there is nothing more important to me as a jew to assure israel's existence is there throughout our generation. >> that was big. other major endorsement was from republican former secretary of state colin powell, president obama new has enough supporters of the deal on capitol hill that he should be able to up hold the veto of any resolutions, aimed at killing this deal. >>> 6:19. for the the first time iraq's air force is showing off their new f-16 war planes. they are being used in the fight against isis. they bought the four fighter jets from the u.s. in mid-july. they have been used in 15 air strikes against the the isla

meanwhile, debby wasserman schultz saying there are no plans for additional debates, period.may be the case but howard dean said, there are going to be more debates, whether they accept them or not. joining me, martin o'malley. the phrase, cynically wedged which you used there. cynically wedged. who wedged them? why cynically? what's tim reply indication? >> i ashare it is the chair of the party. it certainly was not the dnc members. all of whom gave me a standing ovation when i said we're committing party malpractice by letting the republicans talk about their ideas and their candidates and we're not saying anything. i assume it is the share's prerogative. it is not good for the party or the country. we need to have more debates. some of these are scheduled on weekends which i think is a purposeful attempt to keep us from being viewed by as many as possible. >> why? so hillary clinton can be the nominee? >> i can't think of another reason why they would do this other than the instinct that party established leaders have to circle the wagons around the inevitable front-runner

democratic national committee chair debbie wasserman schultz.ow to announce her vote. i know you spoke to the president, the skies president. did you give them good news, bad in yous? how will you vote? >> i've gone through a gut-wrenching, thought provoking process where i wrapped up that process by spending the last few weeks talking with my constituents and my number one goal in making this decision was to reach the conclusion, based on what i thought would be most likely to prevent iran from achieving their nuclear weapons goals and in weighing everything, all of the information i've had in front of me, i concluded that the best thing to do is to vote in support of the iran deal and make sure that we can put iran years away from being a threshold nuclear state and ensure that we can more closely concentrate on their terrorist activity. so i'll be casting my vote to support the deal and if necessary sustain the presidency, too. >> what were some of the specifics about the deal that made this such a difficult decision for you. what parts of th

>> o'malley never name check debbie wasserman schultz sitting a few feet away.hings seemed awkward when they shook hands after the speak. earlier today when we asked the dnc for a statement on o'malley's comments, she told cnn producer, quote, he chose to use that 15 minutes to focus on debates as opposed to his candidacy. that was certainly his right. o'malley is not alone in being frustrated with the number of primary debates. "washington post" reporter tweeted, quote, asked if he agrees calling the process rigged, bernie sanders says i do. it is not uncommon for a candidate trailing the polls to want more debates to make up ground. both criticism raises the deeper question whether they institutionally is, as of this moment, genuinely committed to having an open and competitive primary. we'll debate the democratic debates next. >>> do you feel the party is unfairly supporting one candidate over the rest of the field? >> i think they were, but i'm hopeful after today that the broader democratic party has woken up to this injustice and we're going to have more d

. >> debbie wasserman schultz the head of the dnc what do you think she is thinking about this. >> exactlywhat the amy just said they are looking at poll numbers and see how much dang there is. you said this earlier. there is a certain level of support that she is going to main town no matter what happens here. it is eagles will the track nomination. those middle voters are going to be veally tough to get with this. they don't have a big bench or recruited another somebody else. they are in a bind here. >> a.b., thank you he can both. one question looms over her. did she break any laws or just violate policy? a former attorney general goes "on the record" next. from the people who brought you underwhelming internet speeds. and the people who brought you temperamental satellite television. introducing... underwhelming internet speeds and temperamental television... in one. welcome to the moment no one's been waiting for. the fastest internet and the best tv experience is already here with x1. only from xfinity. >>> former secretary of state hillary clinton is trying to deal with the fallout

debbie wasserman schultz and colin powell speaking out. >> i wanted to reach a conclusion based on what i thought would be iran achieving the nuclear weapons goals and weighing all of the information i had, i concluded the best thing to do is vote in support of the iran deal. >> here is why i think it is a good deal. one of the great concerns that the opposition has that we are leaving open a lane for the iranians to go back to creating a nuclear weapons in 10 or 15 years. f forgetting they have been on a super highway for the last 10 or 15 years of creating a nuclear weapons with no speed limit. they have gone from 136 centrifuges up to something like 19,000 centrifuges. this will bring them down to 5,000 centrifuges. all of these will be under iaea supervision. i think this is a good outcome. >> president obama expressing gratitude for powell's approapa. >>> the pentagon revamping strategy in the war on isis acknowledging a plan to build a force of moderate syrian rebels is failing. now they want to provide them in better training and intelligence. for the first time, iraq air force i

. >> debbie wasserman schultz the head of the dnc what do you think she is thinking about this. >> exactlyhe amy just said they are looking at poll numbers and see how much dang there is. you said this earlier. there is a certain level of support that she is going to main town no matter what happens here. it is eagles will the track nomination. those middle voters are going to be veally tough to get with this. they don't have a big bench or recruited another somebody else. they are in a bind here. >> a.b., thank you he can both. one question looms over her. did she break any laws or just violate policy? a former attorney general goes "on the record" next. >>> former secretary of state hillary clinton is trying to deal with the fallout from her server scandal. it is hurting her presidential campaign but did she actually break any laws? and, if so, what kind of legal trouble could hillary clinton be in former united states attorney general mike music casey goes "on the record." i should also note a former federal judge. good evening, sir. >> good evening. >> does she have criminal problems?

candidate said, it's what the crowd did when the chairman of the democratic national committee debbie wasserman schultz was speaking on stage, several democrats in the crowd actually interrupted her, they held up signs and started shouting we want more debates. at as of now there are only six, compared to 11 republicans. >> we have to interrupt. we apologize. we'll check back in with will carr. we'll listen in live now. >> two felony, four counts of aggravated assault involving a can deadly weapon, class three felonies. four counts of criminal damage class five felonies, four counts of endangerment class six felony, four counts of discharging a firearm within city limit, class six felonies and four counts of disorderly conduct involving a weapon class six felonies. i have appointed an attorney to represent you. next court date will be a status conference on september 25 at 8:30 in the morning. the county attorney wishes to make a statement in this matter, so i will allow them to do so. >> thank you, your honor. your honor, at this time the state is asking for a $1 million cash bond for the suspect. the

why is debbie wasserman schultz letting hum participate i am a socialist. >> i just got back from iowa following him around a couple of days. >> these are a mixture of really progressive democrats, labor democrats, students, minorities, very similar to the obama coalition. they really really like what he has to say. >> they like someone who is not even in their own party. >> that is true. >> this can't get much crazier, can it? people just aren't focusing on that part. the democrats are voting for someone who isn't even a democrat. >> i think. >> throwing bernie off the ballot would be a very tough thing for the chairman to do. >> never dull. anyway. a.b., byron, thank you both. and vice president cheney sending out a warning tonight. who is he warning and about what? that's next. plus thousands of desperate families on the run tonight. what will these families do? we're live on the ground in europe coming up. you do all this research on the perfect car. gas mileage, horsepower torque ratios. three spreadsheets later you finally bring home the one. then smash it into a tree. your insur

debbie wasserman schultz should be more concerned about the fact that she decided to side with her partyis in danger. she is in favor of and voted for and enthusiastic supporter of this deal with iran that will give the iranian regime the opportunity to do things like wipe israel off the face of the earth like the ayatollah has said he wants to do when he said for example israel won't even exist in 25 years. that's what really matters. she didn't care about that instead she is playing vicious political games. i think she only hurts herself and their cause when they do it. >> it will be interesting to see if that's the case. the story has been under reported. we felt it was so outrageous and such a high level at the dny we have to report it tonight. >> unamerican, not part of the constitution. >> truly offended me that someone same faith -- i mean, same race that i am would have this point of view. >> so what do you say, first off, to those imams? >> well, first of all i would say that if issue in listened to that interview i said quite clearly that anyone, it doesn't heart no ho they are

gained two high profile supporters on sunday, one of them florida democratic representative debbie wasserman schultz. schultz is head of the democratic national committee. she also has a lot of jewish constituents in her district. choking up when asked if she thought she was selling out israel. >> i'm a jewish mother and i wrote an op-ed that talks about my jewish heart and how important this was to me that as a jewish mother, that we have a concept from generation to between racial, there is nothing more than as a jew that ensure israel's existence is there throughout our generation. >> reporter: other major endorsement by republican former secretary of the state colin powell. >> i think it is a good deal. i studied very carefully the outline of the deal and within that deal and i have carefully looked at the opposition to the deal and in my judgment after balancing those two sets of information, it is a pretty good deal. >> reporter: former vice-president dick cheyney comparing iran deal to the munich agreement in the run up to world war two. >> if you look up at what happened with respect to the

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