dr. ben carson. dr. carson, i want to play for you how holder defined his mission as attorney general. here it is. >> i have loved the department of justice ever since as a young boy. i watched robert kennedy prove during the civil rights movement how the department can and must always be a force for that which is right. >> how well do you think holder lived up to that during his six years as attorney general as a force for right? >> well, you know, i've had the opportunity to become acquainted with him even many years before he became attorney general. he's very intelligent and winning personality. however, the position of attorney general is supposed to be a blinded position. that's why liberty symbol has a blindfold on. he happens to be, in my opinion, very, very partisan with an agenda. so, his legacy will be that of an attorney general who brings an agenda to what is supposed to be an office where people are blinded. >> the reverend al sharpton says that he's reaching out to the white house to give them advice on who holder's successor should be. sharpton was also the point person

dr. carson about it.so doctor you almost sound sympathetic to ray rice, although i understand you want to cure whatever disease mr. rice has, that you're a physician, that's your job. but shouldn't we demonize him and others like him to send a message that this can't happen in america, this kind of violence? >> well, i'm not sure that demonizing people is ever the right thing to do. that doesn't mean that i don't think that, you know, appropriate punishment should be given. we're all punished for what we do. there are consequences for bad behavior, but you also need to recognize that these are human beings. we're all human beings. you know, i remember as a teenager trying to stab someone, had it not been for the belt buckle, i would be in jail. >> very interesting. so you did a violent act when you were younger so you can sympathize perhaps with people who commit violent acts now. you know, i have trouble with that and here is why. i demonized osama bin laden, the isis crew. i have no sympathy. fy were co

dr. ben carson. it's a "fox news sunday" exclusive. >>> plus our sunday group discusses the holder legacy. >>> and our power player of the week. academy award winner reese witherspoon looking for new roles -- >> -- this story has nothing to do with you. >>> all this morning. >>> hello again from fox news in washington. >>> president obama has dramatically expanded our war in isis, hitting the terror state inside syria, alongside our arab allies. today we'll cover the conflict from all angles, from strategy with white house deputy national security divorce tony blinken, to the shape of the battlefield with restair four-star general keen. and the reason of congress with john barrasso and angus king. >>> chris, there is new evidence that air strikes in syria killed the leader of the khorasan group, the al qaeda-affiliated cell that washington claims was close to carrying out an attack on a western target. online a twitter account posted a condolence message on saturday for the kuwaiti-born al qaeda oper

dr. ben carson comes as close to as we have ever heard to confirming a presidential run.k the chances are reasonably good of that happening." head over to facebook.com/thekellyfile to catch an exclusive interview i taped with dr. carson earlier this week. >>> and new developments tonight on the fallout from what many are calling president obama's latte salute as the president walked off of marine one yesterday he saluted the marines guarding his helicopter with a hot drink in his hand. trace gallagher has the story. >> the latte salute happened just hours after the president ordered the military to conduct strikes on isis targets in syria. and many have criticized the salute as being disrespectful. but military experts point out that it's not required for the civilian commander in chief to salute back. apparently the practice began with ronald reagan in 1981 and has continued on. while many veterans say president obama should have put down his coffee cup or switched hands, other vets call the controversy dumb saying the president clearly has his mind on other matters. but

dr. ben carson comes as close as we have ever heard him confirming a presidential run.i think the chances are reasonably good of that happening, suggesting he is just waiting a little longer before anything is official. head on over to facebook.com/thekellyfile to catch an exclusive interview i taped with dr. carson earlier this week. >>> new developments today on the fallout from what many are calling president obama's latte salute. as the president walked off of marine i yesterday, he saluted the marines, guarding his helicopter with a hot drink in hand. the salute? not so hot. tracy gallagher has stoerthe st. >> it happened just hours after the president authorized military attacks on syria. but experts pointed out it's not required for the commander in chief to salute back. apparently the practice began with ronald reagan in 1981 and has continued on. while many say president obama should have put down his coffee cup or at least switched hands, others call the controversy dumb, saying the president clearly has his mind on other matters. but in the manual of customs

dr. carson, i think the best way to start before we delve into your book is to delve into you. tell me, you you have a very inspirational story. tell me where you grew up. >> guest: i grew up in detroit and a couple of years in boston also. my motherame from a large rural family and got married when she was 13 from rural tennessee. she and my father moved to detroit. he was a factory worker in some years later she discovered he was a bigamist. she had the responsibility at that point with only a third-grade education and trying to races. >> host: how many were there? >> guest: myself and my brothers. i was the dummy. >> host: you were the dummy? that's what i wanted to go to. how do you go from a dummy to a neurosurgeon? >> guest: my mother and i think any success i have had i contribute to god and my mother. she was always seeking wisdom and came up with the idea of opening the eyes and looking around you. she noticed the home she cleaned people didn't watch a lot of tv and they read a lot of books. she looks at where we lived then she looked at where they lived and somehow it

dr. carson and wouldn't even let him.x sentence. false. had a spirited discussion about ray rice and we both got our points in. okay. finally tonight's "the factor" tip of the day. you may know my new book "killing patton" out in eight days, september 23rd in the marketplace. but today "new york post" columnist reviewed the book, apparently she liked it. always a good thing.  on billoreilly.com. also senator john mccain has a review on amazon. so we hope you check that out as well. we appreciate the senator taking the time and reading the book. so here's the tip, you're going to like "killing patton." and if you become a billoreilly.com premium member you get it free and you get it first. i just wanted to let you know. and that is it for us tonight. we have our mad as7*ñhell segme this week by the way. keep that in mind. mad as hell @foxnews.com. we'd like you to spout off about "the factor" from anywhere in the world. o'reilly@foxnews.com. word of the day, do not be supercilious. that brings us to the boldere fresher shows. just two tick

dr. ben carson, i enjoyed. i hope people get an idea for you are, the book "one nation" to you wrote it. can be caused issue i so basically she make sure you got your book done. >> guest: she keeps me on the straight and narrow. >> host: and the two books she has been on our best sellers. >> guest: thank you. .. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> left left of the screen is creigh deeds, state senator from virginia. we saw former u.s. representative patrick kennedy of rhode island, among the speakers this morning at national liance of mental health, their national convention in washington, d.c. [inaudible conversations] >> okay. i hate to do this but i will have to ask everybody to sit down please, so we can get started. okay. can we sit down please? thank you. thank you very much. nami audiences are always so cooperative. good morning, everyone. welcome to the nami convention. good morning. good morning. i would like to announce the color guard. welcome the color gu

dr. carson, i think the best way to start is to go into you. you have a very inspirational story. >> i grew up in detroit a couple of years in boston boston, another came from a large role family in tennessee and she and my father moved to detroit, he was a factory worker and then she discovered he was the bigamist then he had the responsibility of the only a third grade education to raise us alone. myself and my brother. we were not particularly good students to put it mildly. i was the dummy. >> host: a neurosurgeon now? [laughter] that is what i want to get to how to make it to that to win everybody used to tease me to call me names. any success i have had i have to contribute to god and my mother. she is always seeking wisdom and came up with the idea is to open your eyes and look around you and she knew the holmes that she cleaned people did not watch tv. and elephants. [laughter] and they read a lot of books. she looked at where we lived and where they lived and it clicked in her mind if i could just get them to start reading it she impos

dr. ben carson i enjoyed it and i hope you get an idea of -- and candy carson is your wife. >> guest: my wife for 39 years he keeps me on the straight and narrow. >> host: and the two books have been bestsellers. >> guest: thing about the number number one. >> host: thank you. >> guest: thank you for having me. our special booktv prom -- programming continues tomorrow night with programs from book fairs and festivals. .. >> the soviet union in the soviet system contained the seeds of its own destruction. many of the problems that we saw at the end began at the beginning. i spoke already about the attempt to control all institutions in control of parts of the economy and political social life. the problem is that when you do that, when you try to control everything you create opposition and potential dissidents everywhere. if you tell all artists they have to paint the same way and one says, no, i don't want to, you have just made him into a political dissident. >> if you want to subsidize housing and we want to talk about it and the populace degrees, then put it on the ballot sheet and m

dr. carson's company has been at the forefront of making this clinical trial data more publically available. but there obviously has been reluctance in some sectors to do that. but this is an important time to find the barriers and what are the opportunities to existing data. >> i just wasn't to comment on one of the barriers for these very large studies which i felt alzheimer or cted pediatric. >> if you want to know when a drug goes awry you can go to norway and get this done. because there's harmonization of electronic records. we don't have them. even within the same health record, there are disparate records. if there's a way to harmonize electronic health records that's the only way we're going to achieve some of these big goals. >> excellent. >> turn to the ranking member for questions. >> thank you, plch, it's hard -- thank you, mr. chairman, it's hard for me to not get back to the issue of resources and my resources are cut at the federal level. you always mention, i always talk about keeping up with china. i guess i wanted to ask, and i can star with you and dr. collins and others

dr. ben carson and former governor mike huckabee.here do those voters and values fit within the 2014 gop? joining me now, tony perkins, the president of family research council, sponsor of the summit. thanks for coming if. so i watched senator cruz's speech. i pleebelieve it was more like friday. it was more like pastor cruz. there were a lot of biblical references. he clearly knew the audience he was struck to. but it will only appeal to a certain kind of voter. is there a way for are that candidate to appeal to the rest of the general public? >> even in the post-election analysis, mitt romney's campaign stepped over the base to try to reach the middle and the base stayed home. republicans have to have a candidate that connects with the conservative portion of the party which is about 25% of the general election voter. >> how do you respond to the establishment type of folks who say you've got to let go of the social values, those aren't winners for us, and we don't need a candidate who's going to talk about those kinds of things. >

dr. ben carson propose a truce between the "rinos" and the tea party. somebody came to me afterward, two sisters,. the simon sisters the first words out of their mouth for that they are loving the program. right after that, john, don't ever let the establishment takeover the western conservative summit. you have to keep away from those "rinos." so there it is in a nutshell. one approach is conciliation. the other approach is polarization. let's get started with guy benson. who is winning the fight on the right? establishment versus tea party, drug legalizers versus drug enforcers, foreign affairs and national security hawks versus noninterventionists. who is winning, and are we hurting ourselves more than we are hurting the enemy? >> thanks for having me back. i heard this is a record-breaking year for the summit, so thank you all for being here. john and his team put on a tremendous event. all of us do a lot of conferences over the course of any given year, and the western conservative summit is one i'm always looking forward to. it is a loaded questio

dr. ben carson has been tossed around, and chris wallace asked him some pointed questions over the weekende of them. >> wouldn't putting ben carson in the oval office be akin to putting a politician in an operating room and having him perform one of your brain surgeries? >> i don't think so. i think what is required for leadership is wisdom, and the ability to assemble an appropriate team, ability to listen and an ability to make wise decisions. martha: joe, what do you think about that exchange? >> well, i thought he answered it very well. look, i think this guy, it would be good to see him in the primary on the republican side. i think he, he's a -- look, i don't want the strongest candidate, but i think he would lead a good, strong debate and whether he merges or not would help the republicans define themselves better in the 2016 cycle. martha: ed, what do you think? would you like to see dr. car soften run? >> i'm a big fan, and i think he's got a very powerful voice and a very important voice. i do think in the presidential primaries we've got a lot of very serious candidates, governo

dr. ben carson and j.c. watts and rafael and ted cruz and my husband, todd palin.bate. well, don't retreat. you reload with truth, which i know is an endangered species at 1400 pennsylvania avenue anyway, truth. the media's favorite president, he just can't stop telling lies. you know, he just said that the islamic state, isis, isn't islamic. you know who that is news to? the islamic state who calls themselves the islamic state. and it is news to thousands and thousands of muslims who have joined their death cult. so if the islamic state wasn't islamic, well, why does it have such a pill around you guessed it, around the muslim world? like jonah goldberg asks, if they weren't, why do we give them korans if we imprison them? right. yeah, just like those preplanned, hey, heads up it is coming terrorist attacks. they're now only caused by youtube. well, look, americans can handle the truth. in fact we crave the truth. ignorance and deception, they are the enemies of democracy. so, we can in this -- end this error. and by the way, we can survive this president! the que

dr. nancy schneiderman, thanks. >>> carson is here with his orange room posts.magine a lot of people online, carson, talking about the ray rice story. >> yesterday, all royal baby two until 1:00 eastern time. nfl suspends ray rice indefinitely. right now in this hour, goodell, ravens, #rayrice trending on twitter. the number one facebook post is ray rice. we'll walk you through some of the tweets. obviously, this is a huge conversation. lots to get to. first, very trusted, respected former player, coach, analyst, tony dungy. nfl and ravens releasing ray rice was only possible action after seeing video. why didn't they see video before. that's one side. and then ben lieber, not to take attention away from ray rice, but goodell saw the video earlier, they need to be held accountable as well. most people just excited this is a topic being generated. maria shriver, take note. no place for domestic violence in the nfl. much more in the next hour, guys. >> thank you very much. >>> coming up, all eyes on apple. what will that it tech giant unveil with its big ye conven

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dr. nancy, thank you. >> thanks very much. >>> meanwhile there is more fallout this morning over that massive hacking of celebrity photos. carson'sn the orange room with more on that. >> i'm here deleting photos off my phone. the fbi is involved now. it's the biggest hacking case ever. it's leading a lot of questions. we figure people at home are wondering what is the icloud? is it safe? how much of my information is on the icloud? we have lance ulanoff here who is a chief correspondent and tech expert. good to have you here. you're busy on twitter helping our viewers out write your question and hash tag it orange room. we'll break it down for you. what's in the cloud. how you can turn stuff on and off. guys, back to you. >> all right, carson. thank you very much. we're going to have more on the fallout from that including how the stars who were targeted are now reacting. >>> plus the dramatic rise in bicycle thefts. jeff rossen catches thieves in the act and uses a gps device to track them down. we'll show you what happened. but first this is "today" on nbc. >>> coming up on "trending," angelina jolie's wedding dress finally rev

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dr. ben carson and his latest book "one nation: what we can all do to save america's future." in it the prominent former neurosurgeon and presidential critic proposes a road out what he calls u.s. decline. he convinces solutions appeal to every american's decency and common sense. this program is about one hour. >> host: dr. carson, welcome. i think the best way to start before we delve into your book is to delve into you. so tell me, you have a very inspirational book, how you grew up. tell me where you grew up. >> guest: i grew up in detroit. a couple years in boston

dr. ben carson i enjoy helping people get an idea of who you are your book "one nation" your wife. >> she says year to keep me on the straight and narrow. >> they are best sellers. she reminds you of that. >> absence of the. [laughter] >> thank you. >> will always knew there was a risk of the bohemian lifestyle. whether it is the illusion or not i don't think it is. it helped my concentration concentration, it stopped me from being bored and other people from being boring from some extent that would keep be awake when asked if i would do it again? the answer is probably yes to get away with whole thing. ec for me to say not for my race for my children to hear it sounds irresponsible but the truth is it would be hypocritical of bt said never would have touched the stuff but i did no. everyone knows. . .