you involve into a journalist and get hired fairly early on at fnc, 1999.come over here to do a bunch of reporter. then you get married, you have children. >> we got to jerusalem in '99 that's when fox hired me full time. and that's when the two -- our two daughters were born there. >> you had two really intense situations. the first in 2006, steve santanny was kid napped by terrorists and you were involved in getting him released, how did you do that? >> we were well-connected in gaza, we had great stringers down there. we had met with many of the leaders of hamas in the past. we started pounding the pavement trying to find out where they were. we found out that they were being held by a really bad character. and it was very intense two weeks. we were beating the pavement showing up saying we know somebody has these guys. >> you were finding out where they had them. >> we met with everything, you know, all the war lords, all the hamas leaders. and we essentially said we know someone has them. and -- >> help us get them back. finally, they get released. tha

on the real story here on fnc. but did you know that?lson did not like the way she looked as the a child. >> so you were raised on the plains of minnesota, right? you, at age 6, take up the violin. >> i guess the story goes that i heard commercials on television and i went to the piano and plunked out the tune and my parents thought oh maybe she is interested in music. the neighborhood piano teacher took a look at my hands and said she will never be any good because her hands are too small. a violin fluke incident. very serious and playing before isaac stern when i was 10 years old. >> you get into your 10 years. are you still a little pudgy? i know there was a pudgy factor here. >> i was fat. >> you are not allowed to say that now. >> i was interested in high school senior in tenth grade. i overheard him in the hallway say i think she is a nice girl but too fat to date. on that day i went on a diet for the first time. >> you go on a diet and then you turn into a beauty and you become miss america. >> did i. >> in 1989. >> miss america i

we have the fnc in this quantity. -- quandary, do they move this year, next year, october or decemberi think october is still alive. interestingly, the fed member dudley made comments. he spoke a little bit more hawkish lee today about moving this year. when we got the announcement from the fnc, attention was pointed to the fact that four members were forecasting the move to come in 2016 with that member chris lakota in 2017. mosul didn't notice six members did not voice their opinion. people did not notice six members did not voice their opinion. we think it is still in 2016 and the data will drive, and that's where we will be. angie: how is it going to drive sentiment? which sectors will be most sensitive to it? guest: i think rate sensitive parts of the equity market will be the most sensitive because of the uncertainty around the first move by the fnc. given geopolitical tension, looking at energy, and also russia's move in syria today. angie: what else are you looking at when you say diversify your portfolio? are you interested -- introducing a fixed income? guest: of course. at

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bush and also co-host as the five here right on fnc. donald trump is still the front runner and hasn't lost any. in fact, gained a point from our last poll. but the line for him looks like this. and what does it tell us? >> well, it tells us that actually, it's the exact same vote share he had before. so for seven weeks, donald trump has sat in the front of the pac of the republican party. he looks to be short of doing what mitt romney was doing in the 2012 election was. he got out to a lead and he's trying to hit on it. he's trying to run out the clock. but he's got a lot of clock to run out. now, as jeb bush continues to -- low energy -- he's sliding to sixth in the poll and now trump has a real problem. he's got ben carson, he's got carlie fiorina and carson is willing to go places that trump is not willing to go. >> if you look at the polling numbers, they're going up for some and staying the same for trump. fiorina has gone up, rubio has gone up. trump is up one, carson is up six. so their trending is looking better. >> i think for

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also catch my show at 11:30 eastern right here on fnc. >>> welcome to our kelly nile. i'm megan kelly. we have live pick dhurs from south carolina where most showed up to the field for heritage action forum. most of the field that is, except donald trump. he cancel edled earlier today. if you have not seen it here's what happened when mr. trump opened the floor to questions in rochester, new hampshire. >> we have a problem in this country. it's called muslim. we know our current president is one. you know he's not even an american. but, anyway we have training camps growing where they want to kill us. that's my question. when can we get rid of them? >> we're going to be looking at a lot of different things. a lot of people are saying that. a lot of people are saying that bad thingings are happening out there. we're going to be looking at that and plenty of other things. >> the campaign started taking incoming almost immediately. the trump camp put out this statement. the bigger issue is that obama is waging a war against christians in this country. that satisfied no on

. >> good night fnc.ber, the spin stops here as we're looking out for you. >>> it is the story of bravery, selflessness and a little bit of luck that made international headlines. and tonight, for the very first time three young americans who prevented what could have been a large-scale terrorist attack on a passenger train sit down with yours truly for an exclusive interview. what went through their minds at the time and how are they dealing with the aftermath? we will cover it all. welcome to "the kelly file." everyone, terror on a train. i'm megyn kelly reporting tonight from sacramento. it is not lost on us that this is also a day that our nation pauses to grieve and remember the nearly 3,000 innocent souls who lost their lives on a

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about a month ago, fnc was getting trashed for the similar things. i don't remember cnn making fun of us over that. >> quickly, i agree with you for different reasons. i could have watched it for seven hours. i just absolutely loved watching the debate. i'm looking forward to the next one. trump says if he's going to do it again he wants his plane in the background. >> of course. >> why not? >> is that reagan's plane? >> it took too long. it was too long and they were getting fade and fatigue at the end of it. like they literally looked like they were going to pass out. >> you should have seen gutfeld. >> they remembered me of all the women the night i delivered. they needed like smelling salts or aroma therapy. >> you're comparing the debate to childbirth. >> it was that awesome. >> i literally heard there was a line for the bathroom in the commercial break and they were fighting to get in there first. >> first of all you could have watched for seven hours? >> i'm not kidding. i swear to god on my life. >> i'm going to help you i'm going to get you

watching this special edition of "the factor: election 2016" check out cash inin right here saturdays on fncber the spin stops here, because we are looking out for you. >> it is a story of bravery, selflessness and a little bit of luck that made international headlines. tonight for the first time three young americans who prevented what could have been a large scale terrorist attack on a passenger train sit down with yours truly for an exclusive interview. what went through their minds at the time? and how are they dealing with the aftermath? we will cover it all. welcome to "the kelly file" everyone. terror on a train. i am megyn kelly. it is not lost on us this is a day that our nation pauses to grieve and remember the nearly 3,000 innocent souls who lost their lives on a september day 14 years ago. tonight we honor them and t

election 2016" check out cash inin right here saturdays on fnc. please remember the spin stops here, because we are looking out for you. >> it is a story of bravery, selflessness and a little bit of luck that made international headlines. tonight for the first time three young americans who prevented what could have been a large scale terrorist attack on a passenger train sit down with yours truly for an exclusive interview. what went through their minds at the time? and how are they dealing with the aftermath? we will cover it all. welcome to "the kelly file" everyone. terror on a train. i am megyn kelly. it is not lost on us this is a day that our nation pauses to grieve and remember the nearly 3,000 innocent souls who lost their lives on a september day 14 years ago. tonight we honor them and the heros who put their lives on the line every single day so that the rest of us might live in peace and security. that cls the young men you will meet tonight. friends who were in the right place at the right time. and their actions changed history. this

he has raised, i think, $6 million in fnc hard money in august. >> both have serious campaigns.ts of money, trying to do the media thing with colbert last night. how is he doing? >> i'm really very surprised. i you think jeb is a very, very good politician. he was a very good governor of florida. and he doesn't -- i think he is sort of startled by the trump phenomenon and he hasn't found his footing. and he certainly has enough money that he should be able to go to the distance. he should still be able to have a shot at this. is he going to have to find some pattern that we don't see yet. jeb bush is a person who likes people. is he is not a natural fighter. he is up against a great bar room brawler in donald trump. he is going to have to find a way to get in the ring equally tough. >> that's going to be interesting. marco rubio, a senator from florida, competitive but really hasn't' caught fire. >> stunningly talented. is he a terrific person. and he is very knowledgeable. he is almost a natural vice presidential nominee. but he hasn't broken through yet to be a presidential co

eastern right here on fnc. thank you fororit bringing us io your home.ht spin you, we won't. thanks for watching. see you again soon. i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly who will be back on monday. >>> hello, everyone. i'm arthel neville. welcome to a brand-new hour inside america's news headquarters. >> i'm eric shaun. topping the news this hour. >> a historic moment in cuba. pope francis arriving in havana a few hours ago on the first leg of his ten-day trip to the americas. we're live in cuba. >>> and the suspect in that serial freeway sniper shootings in phoenix appeared in court today. what he told the judge. plus this. >> don't you worry! we will be taking to the republicans just like we do -- >> democratic protesters crashing their own party's new hampshire state convention. why som

. >> i have what cnn should do immediately tomorrow and out fnc. they should do another raise the question question at the dwining of the debate and go everybody raise your question if you believe president obama was born in the united states. do that question, it will be the biggest thing ever. >> i will tell you we talked about this last week, the gotcha question that laid into donald trump. he walked that back. now, if that's any indication of what tomorrow night is going to be like, you may get a different -- first of all, we thought it was going to be this going after trump. you may get a little bit of a softer debate than we had hoped for. >> that is remarkable. i mean in 2000, george bush was asked can you name the president of slovenia, not really irrelevant. but the head of the kurds force, maybe someone you should be aware of. what's also strange is there are conservatives who will have said somebody like me, you're not a real conservative. for ten years, you're not a real conservative. i can answer the question about that. i know the ene

also, catch my show at 11:30 eastern right here on fnc. >>> welcome to our kelly nile.live pick dhurs from south carolina where most showed up to the field for heritage action forum. most of the field, that is, except donald trump. he cancel

. >> good night fnc. remember, the spin stops here as we're looking out for you. >>> it is the story of bravery, selflessness and a little bit of luck that made international headlines. and tonight, for the very first time three young americans who prevented what could have been a large-scale terrorist attack on a passenger train sit down with yours truly for an exclusive interview. what went through their minds at the time and how are they dealing with the aftermath? we will cover it all. welcome to "the kelly file." everyone, terror on a train. i'm megyn kelly reporting tonight from sacramento. it is not lost on us that this is also a day that our nation pauses to grieve and remember the nearly 3,000 innocent souls who lost their lives on a september day 14 years ago. tonight we honor them and the heroes who put their lives on the line every single day so that the rest of us might live in peace and security. that includes the young men you will meet tonight. friends who were in the right place at the ri

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business news, anchor of "cavuto: coast to coast" on fox business network and anchor of "your world" on fnchis business card is page 1/2 long. >> i like it that way. bill: reduces tax brackets, seven to four. on screen for our viewers. lowers taxes on businesses to 15%. taxes for individual less than $25,000 a year. married couple, below $50,000 a year. do you like it. >> i like some parts. i don't want to sound like ebenezer scrooge, under his plan, 75 million households will not pay any federal income taxes. they shouldn't necessarily pay top rate or 25 or what it is close to 40%. everyone should pay something, could be as little as one, two, 3%. everyone should have skin in the game. when someone treats you to dinner, bill, if you're not paying for it, if you're me you order three appetizers. anyone know they have skin in the game they will focus on game. bill: rush limbaugh, on the point, if you're to the paying tax what is is the incentive to work harder or make money. >> he raise as interesting point. we have entitlement issues, we all have a seat for the table, we all have a seat at