lou: joining us now fox news political analyst and former clinton adviser doug schoen and jillian k. melchior. big big trouble, friend of the family. how much trouble do you think this is? >> not that much. lou: doug i like that answer. by the way i'm not suggesting your wrong. i love the reaction. >> polls have our head against most of the field comfortably, candidly, what she's supposed to do i ask you? [ laughter ]. lou: you did everything in that paragraph but say what's the difference? >> that would be her attitude. didn't she say what's the difference now on benghazi? lou: that's what i was trying to offer. >> why was she in her terms wrong. lou: why wanted american people -- let's turn this, why do the american people put up with this nonsense? shouldn't a public servant, particularly in high office repair to a high standard of conduct. >> of course. lou: whoa, whoa whoa! let's not get off-course it's not happening in 2015 america. >> i think there should be much more accountability, and this is obama administration problem as much as it's a hillary clinton problem. i think the

mcfarland democratic strategist doug schoen and national review's jillian kay melchior. also her notorious secrecy and ideological ambition, we have been catching up with hillary clinton. new poll numbers show the majority of americans have decided that the former secretary of date is anything but honest and trustworthy. we are going to examine the mounting problems for the clinton presidential campaign and the baltimore mayor who wants said that she wanted to save face for those protesters and demonstrators that wanted to destroy parts of baltimore. and now she wants us to pay for the damage that she cost for the riots that she permitted. christian adams is with us to discuss the liberal campaign against law enforcement decency and common sense. we begin tonight with a white house that is as it has been in so many other is in transition. this time trying to move on from the president's forceful declaration that he would degrade and destroy the islamic state to a rather feeble indifference that it seems to the outcome of what white house spokesman today called a battle a

new york pat in the middle former pollster for jimmy carter and fox news contributor to my right, doug schoen pollster for bill clinton and fox news contributor as well, gentlemen, good to see you. we have a lot going on. talk to me about jeb bush and why you're shaking your head. >> politically, he said this is a mistake. he's embracing the most quite unpopular recent republican president. i don't think it'll help him in the nomination. i don't in a general election and i think in light of the big news today, which is that the sdi king has decided not to come to washington this goes back to that decision to invade iraq in 2003 that began the destablization of the middle east the emboldening of iran into this huge monster that's going through the middle east and we've got to deal with it and we now have a second president in a row who doesn't have a handle in the middle east. >> made it worse when he withdraw the troops prematurely by not getting a portions of agreement after we paid all that after we i agree was a terrible decision to go to war. what i never believed they had the stuff. i al

there were other findings so joining us now from las vegas is democratic pollster doug schoen so i was bbc, i was glued to the coverage because the commentators and anchors were just freaking out, they didn't know what to say because of course the poster boy of the moment miliband goes down in flames. and of course david cameron had a substantial victory that nobody predicted. what is going on with the polls and here as we approach 2016? >> well the first thing you have to do in polling which obviously the media did not do is look for great trends. now they missed it in britain and there are ways to do it by both in-depth questioning and asking about attitudes so you can predict how late deciders and undecideds will break. clearly that didn't happen here laura, and in israel as well, where the undeciders changed. clearly, the polls are candid and do work, but you clearly have to ask more questions and be more sophisticated than predicted. >> in 2014 the turnover underestimated with people like joany joany ernst, and scott walker people said i'm not even going to pay attention until we

doug schoen, one of our fox news political insiders says on the fox report last night, if you're waitl hurt you, message and money. you guys mentioned the cash, he is collecting that. right now he is kind of shaping message. this is how you do it. you're a diamond you need to be roughed up a little bit so you can shine. so he is getting out there. he is doing what hillary clinton is not doing. >> i will challenge that for a second. when he was asked about authorizing the invasion in iraq what did you make of his response? because when he threw hillary clinton into his answer, she would have too. i'm curious -- >> that is really good point. >> looked a little bit weak to me just, he is insisted that he will be his own man in his own words on foreign policy. why throw her into your answer? why not -- >> taking a little jab at her. obviously she somebody coronated. she will be the democratic nominee. >> i get it. >> if she jumps in and get ready to go full force i should say. >> do you think that looked like a good idea? >> who knows. i woo like to see the whole interview. here is the po

former clinton adviser doug schoen joined us last hour, and listen to what he had to say. >> you knowex-secretary of state, and to get an average of what i think is $250,000 a speech, my response to that tom, is, so what? tom: yeah, so what and his argument was it's capitalism for heaven sakes. later this hour, brent bozell will weigh in. the issue, how abc's george stephanopoulos, why he's getting a pass after failing to disclose his donations to the clinton foundation. that's coming up. and tomorrow peter schweitzer, author of "clinton cash," he was grilled by stephanopoulos before we knew all about george's donations. you don't want to miss what he has to say about that tomorrow right here on varney and company. >>> meantime u.s. commandos have killed a top isis leader in syria over the weekend, but isis seizing the major city of ramadi, iraqi forces in retreat again. even as we ramp up airstrikes. and the pentagon even admitting the islamic terror group has the upper hand. pete hegseth joins us now from my yap lis, and what's your -- minneapolis and what's your take on this? isis