gadhafi ended up not staying there but gadhafi paid him a fortune.as admired the tactics of the chinese government for its handling of the 1989 crackdown in baing's tiananmen square. hundreds, if not thousands of students were killed. calling for a more democratic government. in 1990, trump told "playboy" magazine they were vicious, they were horrible. but they put it down with strength. that shows you the power of strength. at a republican debate this year, trump again called the crackdown horrible but went on to refer to the protests as riots which is exactly the word the chinese government used to characterize them. kasich said the chinese government butchered those kids. cnn, new york. >>> up next, new video of police officers killing a black man at point blank range in baton rouge. we'll give you the facts when "360" tens. upports regularity with dailycomfort fiber. so unlike others, mirafiber is less likely to cause unwanted gas. love your fiber. new mirafiber. good luck with the meeting today. thank you. as our business is growing, and you're

we should never have overthrown gadha gadhafi.e's running against the whole tenor of tonight's speeches. >> no, national security is a top issue in this campaign. >> what about the wars? >> what people see is how terribly we came out of iraq. >> if you support the iraq war, if you thought it was a good idea, if you thought vietnam escalation was a good idea, if you thought toppling gadhafi, which party should you vote for. >> if you thought those were all good ideas. >> chris, i'm going to have you voting republican before this is over with. >> suppose you believe the iraq war was a mistake and you thought the vietnam war went on way too long, should you. >> suppose you think isis is a really, really bad organization. i told you, you're going to be voting republican. >> you're changing the subject. >> national security is the issue. >> here's my problem because a lot of people like trump because he is changing the course of our foreign policy saying we've gotten stuck in the mud. the middle east in the sand too often. we should pu

>> no, i believe gadhafi was terrible but what followed was worse. people don't revert to democracy, when you take away supervision they revert to chaos. >> rose: do you feel same about iraq? >> i do. if we had rebuilt afghanistan instead of invading iraq, we could have spent the money differently and had an ally where we need one. i think the martial plan is the most successful piece of diplomacy and over and over again we don't narrowly it. >> rose: afghanistan is interesting because, at the time, assuming they had stayed and everybody seems to argue at this table that the war in afghanistan suffered because of the focus on iraq, and now you look at the taliban have come roaring back and there is some hope for negotiation but it looks -- >> there is end less hope for negotiation but the situation degenerated terribly. many in afghanistan most committed to rebuilding the country had to flee. they have children and have gone to other country and become refugees. if we rebill it not only would we have established a real alliance, we would have establi

do you think it was smart to knock off gadhafi? >> i think that there are questions about whether it was you. look at what has happened in the aftermath and quite frankly, i'm going to tell you, i'm not the expert. >> you think we were right to go to iraq? >> i think with the information we had at that time, i think we probably made the right decision. >> what information? >> the information there dealing what was happening on the ground in iraq. >> nobody told our administration they had nuclear weapons. why did we say there were nuclear weapons. ? >> there was evidence -- let me say there was information. >>. >> there's your version of that and then there were other reports that there was information that there were weapons that were there. so did they think that they were right to go in with the information that was dpn? even hillary clinton has said that. >> i'm sure but i'm disagreeing. >> it was available to -- >> if you want a hawk, maybe hillary is your candidate. >> she says that you were right to go in at that point in ti

definitively say that the gadhafi regime has come to an end. >> we came, we saw, he died. [ laughtere may not have realized she was on camera. sort of creepy, he died. and much more bloodshed afterward. >> he was tortured, assaulted in a way, no matter what you think of gadhafi, ought to die in a lawful way if he's executed. not murdered by a mob. yeah, it's creepy, when the country collapsed into chaos which isn't good for humanitarianism or any ism you are trying to advance there. john: and helps advance isis. >> yeah, now we have isis presence in the eastern part of libya just as syria and iraq. other countries that have helped or are helping in sense to destabilize by overthrown, trying to overthrow the dictator who rules. it just overthrowing the dictator and saying we're not going to stick around as we did in libya is a terrible policy. it leads to chaos and room for terrorists. john: thank you, ben friedman of the cato institute. >>> next, we went looking for good things about hillary. they weren't that easy to find. >> what do you like about hillary? >> well, i like bill. tha

he told gadhafi to get lost. he joins us from the convention.an empty 13,000 square foot townhouse you were dying to rent. very expensive. >> yes. liz: you needed to get it occupied, boom the phone rings. what happens next? >> well i was first told that the libyan post need ad townhouse for their delegation for four days during the u.n. opening session of the general assembly. quickly became apparent that the townhouse was for none other than than muammar qaddafi. i wasn't going to have any of it, is are. immediately once they told me who it was for, listen you can have the townhouse for free. tell you what, i will wave my fee. have it for nothing. they were very excited, what they have to do. send him back to scotland. he had been released where he served 11 days for every person murdered in terrorist attack. liz: 11 days. 270 people killed and he got hero's welcome. we're showing video when al-megrahi was released. he was brought back from scotland in gadhafi's private jet. >> that's right. liz: you recognized accent. you were international re

gadhafi had been removed and he sent an e-mail to the secretary saying it is a big moment. he finished of the evoke the statement. "this is a big moment, you are vindicated, don't wait. tell cleo now." so they were committed to this. they were invested in this. this is how it was supposed to work in the state department. and they were so committed that it didn't matter that there were 200 security incidents at the time from when blumenthal said the e-mail and the incident happened. it didn't matter that the agency went to benghazi and when he came back he said it was a suicide mission. "everybody there is going to die." 2000 and 12 when a memo was sent to secretary clinton about the uptick in violence in libya. widespread violence. it didn't matter because they were committed to this policy. and then it happened. then it happened. a terrorist attack. september 11, 2012, days before vice president had said that the president -- they now had a terrorist attack and they had to mislead the american people because it is days before an election and the legacy is on the line and s

someone on twitter wanted to know when hillary toppled gadhafi, how did that work for us?y important. charles: it very important. foreign policy, especially the middle east, we've spent billions of dollars there. oil comes from there, the tentacles of it lead to terrorism throughout the western world. how do we handle it? is it better to leave a gadhafi in place, someone like a saddam hussein in place. >> overthrow saddam too. charles: this is a question asking of eric. >> we have to get stability, that's part of the reason we need to get other countries in with the united states in order to regain stability. one of the problems we had, when bush went in, we didn't have a plan. that is part of the problem of creating stability in the middle east. charles: from what i know, and i haven't been to iraq, i know a lot of people who have been. saddam hussein beat the hell out of the spirit of those people, and once he was gone, they were defenseless. they didn't know how to defend themselves. they were open to any outside agitators or people who were inside. and they don't know

she was the chief engineer of the disastrous overthrow of gadhafi in libya.ibya, today, after hillary clinton's grand strategy, their economy's in ruins, there's death and violence on the streets, and isis is now dominating that country. so can i ask you this, hillary clinton, a failure for ruining libya and creating a nest for terrorist activity by isis. answer me now, is she guilty or not guilty? >> audience: guilty! >> okay. here's what our fact checkers found, panel, and dennis prager because i want you to respond to this. said that cnn's fact checkers rated the accusation that hillary clinton was a chief engineer false. >> yep. >> and then she responded, quickly she said, you think chris christie can lecture anyone on ethics? we have a bridge to sell you. she has a problem with truthfulness or trustworthiness. do you think this blunts that attack? >> well, the truth is i don't particularly care for chris christie, but he wasn't guilty on that bridge issue. one of his employees was. and you know i really, i'm fanatical on the issue of truth. i don't care

she advised on overthrowing gadhafi. look what happened in libya.s going further and further to the left. if she gets elected, the first thing she's going to do is go further to the left because she's going to worry about a left wing candidate taking her out in the primary. >> really interesting interview there. is it fair to say that his passion comes from anti-hillary, rather than pro-trump? >> well, he is pro-trump, they're friends. using errol louis' he's a med that for. it transcends anything that he's for right now. >> poland and putin. >> yes. one other observation. do you see the head popping up over his shoulder, that's andrew giuliani. uniform guy. >> we'll talk more about this donald trump jr. firing up the crowd at the republican national convention. his testimonial about his father drew good reviews. and this morning has many people wondering if we're looking at a future politician there. our panel weighs in next. this is lulu, our newest dog. mom didn't want another dog. she said it's too much work. lulu's hair just floats. uhh help me

gadhafi ended up not staying there, but as trump tells it, gadhafi paid him a fortune. its hand elling of the 1989 crack john in tiananmen square. hundreds of thousands of students were killed calling for a more democratic government. they were vicious, they were horrible, they put it down with strength. that shows you the power of strength. trump again called the crackdown horrible, but went on to refer to the protest as riots, which is exactly the word the chinese government used to characterize them. governor john kasich took a shot at him on the issue saying the chinese government butchered those kids. randi kaye, cnn, new york. >>> up next for us, new video of police officers killing a black man at point blank range at baton rouge. the latest city grappling with a heart breaking case, we're going to give you the facts when 360 continues. hate drama? go to cars.com. research. price. find. only cars.com helps you get the right car without all the drama. just checking my free credit score at credit karma. what the??? you're welcome. i just helped you dodge a bullet. b

there are some of many which took advantage of the power vacuum in the wake of moammar gadhafi's overthrowfive years ago, -- muammar gaddafi's overthrow five years ago. french president francois hollande confirmed on wednesday for the first time french troops were operating against extremists on the ground. they were apparently doing so alongside forces not loyal to the western-backed unity government in tripoli, sparking widespread anger in the capital. >> the french have intervened to protect he and his project, which is considered names -- an extension of the interests of france in libya. reporter: given france's nominal support for the libyan government, they have demanded in the nation from paris. emma: prosecutors in south africa are to appeal against the six year jail term handed down to oscar pistorius. they describe the sentence as "shockingly lenient." the paralympic athlete was convicted of murder after shooting his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp, through a locked bathroom door on valentine's day, 2013. prosecutors had already thought to convict him -- already fought to have been c

we did this with moammar gadh i gadhafi, a terrible, evil person. what has he been replaced with? isis. we did this -- we did this in iraq as well with saddam hussein. what has that led to? isis. even our presumptive nominee acknowledges that. the decision to take out the secular dictator in iraq, saddam hussein, was a mistake. this is a continuation of the same failed policy. and how many millions of innocent civilians have died? and what has the result been? chaos and the rise of isis. we really need to decide, are we really the party that believes that war is the last resort? or are we the party that enters into it so carelessly and say collateral damage be damned? are we the pro life party that values the sanctity of human life or the pro-war party that says we don't care how many innocent civilians die? we don't care -- we don't care what the results are. we see time and again. we have example after example the failure of this policy and we're preparing to do it all over again. i highly recommend that we adopt this amendment, strike out this language. it will be a disaster. i

and the second thing i've got to bear in mind, the trigger was that colonel gadhafi was about to kill tens of thousands of his own citizens and it was that which prompted the u.n. resolution which actually provided the legal basis for the intervention. and if i may say to her, i think this highlights, i've come on to speak about this later, some of the difficult decisions we have in these areas, even questions of legality don't come into it. but i certainly wouldn't be willing to characterize that intervention as having been wrong in the circumstances that prevailed at the time. >> i think -- i hear what the right honorable gentlemen says. i think the point i'm trying to make is that it was again about information that was about available that could have -- that could have informed the way in which the intervention was made and then once the initial intervention was made, what happened there after and how the dangers that were manifest and obvious were protected against and that, i think, is important and i don't think that happened and, again, i think that is a lesson that we can get

not doing oil deals in the sun -- colonel gadhafi might not be effective. that was not point. forgive the right honourable gentleman. that let me give my speech. that wasn't the point i was making. i was talking about the lesson of reconstruction, not about the argument of conflict. the lesson of reconstruction, i think very fair point to make to point out the fact that this country spent 13 times as much bombing libya as we did in aiding in our budget for reconstruction of libya. that might be a lesson about the priority given to the aftermath of conflict in which i'm not certain that the foreign secretary took full on board. but the point i was going to make this is not about just processes of government but about parliamentary accountability, the most fundamental point of all. in the past, relatively recent past, even through a sex scandal, stephen byers accused of misleading parliament because he was nationalizing a railway company if i remember correct and these are things which no doubt are very, very important and line of accountability is absolutely crucial but how muc

trying to topple what gadhafi made a mistake. i didn't think it was dovish at all. so what is the republican position? >> i more about safety and security than a focus on wars, that we need to go that's what the intelligence was -- not the intelligence that came with the president and vice president. >> i think the message wasn't about iraq. i think the message was about a strong military and respecting veterans. in fact, the last group up th e there. >> phil: when we come back, much more on the sim laver tease and plash rim. >> and later, my interview with former speaker of the house newt gingrich. that's coming into enence -- ne. because no one knows & like at&t. when age-related macular have degeneration, amd we came up with a plan to help reduce my risk of progression. and everywhere i look... i'm reminded to stick to my plan. including preservision areds 2. my doctor said preservision areds 2 has the exact nutrient formula that the national eye institute recommends to help reduce the risk of progression of moderate to advanced amd... after 15 years of clinical

problem, donald trump seems focusing on other things and stars and saddam hussein and talking about gadhafi and putin. is he making a mistake, julie here? >> he is making a mistake. he was hand ad gift by the fbi on monday or tuesday, excuse me. a gift. what does he do, starts spending next 4hours continuing to talk about the star of david controversy doesn't help or benefit him. incomprehensible as somebody does politics for a living. cheryl: this is from comey talking about political interferences which there was a lot. listen to his defense on that point. >> look me in the eye and listen to what i'm about to say. i did not coordinate that with anyone. the white house, the department of justice, nobody outside of the fbi family had any idea what i was about to say. i say that under oath. i stand by that there was no coordination, insinuation what you were saying, i don't mean to get strong in responding but i want to make sure i was definitive about that. cheryl: hogan, i have to say i have not heard anything negative about mr. comey. in fact, his reputation seems to be stellar in washing

she was the secretary of state when libya fell and gadhafi was taken out. she was the secretary of state when >> this is all about the accountability on the clinton foreign policy. what about the speech? what can we anticipate when they invade a country and make a mistake? are we supposed to believe they will own up to it? >> we will argue about that for three more minutes in the break. thanks, everybody. don't go away. the surprise of the evening, of course, the similarities of melania trump's speech to michelle obama's speech in 2008. will this hurt the campaign at all? we are breaking that all down next. test. test. test. test. test. test. test. test. test. test. test. test. test. test. . . >>> all right. a wild opening night at the republican national convention in cleveland. speeches going late into the night. donald trump stole the show with the fog shrouded entrance. now this morning, melania trump's speech under controversy for plagiarizing. >> thanks, mrs. obama. a last minute change by the daily news. they rip up the cover they had. this is the ne

obviously killing gadhafi and not engineering something to come after gadhafi has created what's going at all. he's both an immigrant and a muslim and an obama, and he's still supporting trump. that's amazing. >> he believes in the sanctity of marriage, and it's been reported he has 3 to 12 wives. >> he believes in the sanctity of a lot of marriages. >> he believes in a lot of maernls. >> can we get him on the show? nobody ever talked to malik obama. i hope our bookers can get him. >> we're doing our best. >> what an interesting guest he would be. >> here's the other thing. while he lives in kenya, keep in mind i think it was 2008 or 2009 he started that pro-obama super pac or something. then they looked into it. the irs fast tracked his status, which is crazy. but he's been in kenya. he was a resident of maryland. he's coming back to maryland to vote even though he hasn't been here in a while. >> and he's registered to vote. >> the irs fast tracked his charity. i'm certain it was wholly legitimate. >> of course. why wouldn't it be? >> reporter: it's unbelievable. they do that favor fo

and it's not only saddam hussein, but it's guys like moammar gadhafi, as well. >> but for the criticsdonald trump, who say he's not learning as he's going, do you see somebody who on foreign policy can study up? >> absolutely, no doubt. he's a rapid learner, he's incredibly -- his instincts and his judgment are really good. i think that donald trump is responding to some of the poor decisions that we have made about some of the things that we have done as a nation, because our country is going in the wrong direction, bret. it is going in the wrong direction. that is why i'm sitting here today. all the other things that we're starting to see unravel around us, here at home and overseas, are things that frankly it's going to continue to have the country going the wrong direction. we cannot afford that. >> and you're confident that he can win? >> i'm confident donald trump is going to win in a landslide. >> general flynn, thank you. >> always great to see you, bret. >>> and he'll be speaking tonight. nearly a year ago, we spoke with ohio voters. now we're back to ask if their opinions ha

mike pence is on the record on the house floor, gadhafi must go. picking pence does have some down sides in terms of how substantively they can go against hillary clinton given their hawkishness lines up with their vice president now. >> if you were watching while chris and chuck were talking you saw the arrival of the trump motorca motorcade. it has now snaked its way underground, every available chevrolet tahoe and suburban is in cleveland, ohio. >> all the car wax in the world. >> yep. trump long ago qualified for u.s. secret service protection. this is nothing new for him in this campaign. usually they can consider the underground portion of these venues to be secure. they leave a lot of vehicles outside when they leave. let's say with this for a second. presumably we're watching the door and we will see donald trump. there he is and his wife, melania. >> again, this is melania's big night. she'll be giving her remarks to the convention tonight. she is frequently seen with her husband on the campaign trail, particularly at this sort of victory

. >> we would be so much better off if gadhafi were in charge right now. >> trump slams clinton for downplaying va problems in the past, and warning if congress balks at changes, he'll clean house. >> i'm going to use every lawful way to remove people who fail our veterans or breach the public trust. >> trump offered few specifics to achieve his goals but does have military brass on his list of potential running mates which has been slashed to five remaining virginia, chris christie announced him. he's the first to endorse trump. >> i support donald trump and have for quite some time because i know that he will be the type of president who will put the rule of law first. >> but trump slammed christie when they were rivals, declaring christie did know that his aides deliberately closed down part of the george washington bridge to punish a political rival. christie has steadfastly maintained his innocence, but trump six months ago effectively called him a liar. >> the george washington bridge, he knew about it. he knew about it. totally knew about it. >> insiders say after rocky meetings with hou

this is about his return to libya after gadhafi's fall. it's a nonfiction book. it's the story of him and his family and his father who was a -- an anti-government -- not exactly a dissident but the enemy of the gadhafi government. and he was kidnapped in 1990 when the author, matar, was 19 and living in this is the story of his return to libya, the search for his father. a beautiful book. i can't tell you how potent it is as a story of fathers and sons, and as a trilogy, it works to beautifully with his novels. you could read all three of them in one long sitting in front of the air conditioner. >> the second one is "the dream this is all around the space program in the '70s and into the '80s. so you get apollo astronauts, people who didn't quite get to be apollo astronauts. you get family stories, each one is different about the faded dreams, fraying families. patrick ryan who also writes young adult novels has a great sense of the sights and sounds of the past. you feel immersed in these family lives in these homes, in these rooms where radios are playing the

she helped create the libya that's in chaos by getting ready of gadhafi.elped create the situation in egypt by overthrowing mubarak which general sisi is trying to straighten out. she reset the relationship with russia and that's going really well, putin is pushing us around the world, did nothing about the expansion in the south china sea. there's not a single thing in the world that is better as a result of her being secretary of state, everything is worse and she can't point to a single accomplishment on national security. so i don't know. i mean they'll make up an argument, they'll say something. they'll do the usual democratic spin, they'll hide debbie wasserman schultz, because of her deputy's anti-semitic treason memos. if a republican had done that? if a republican had done that, the "new york times" this morning, that would have been the headline. if a republican had said oh, let's take advantage of somebody either being jewish orrin ing a or jewish. maybe in this state they don't like jewish people ora atheists. if a republican did that, they'd d

. >> we would be so much better off if gadhafi were in charge right now. >> trump slams clinton for downplaying va problems in the past, and warning if congress balks at changes, he'll clean house. >> i'm going to use every lawful way to remove people who fail our veterans or breach the public trust. >> trump offered few specifics to achieve his goals but does have military brass on his list of potential running mates which has been slashed to five remaining virginia, chris christie announced him. he's the first to endorse trump. >> i support donald trump and have for quite some time because i know that he will be the type of president who will put the rule of law first. >> but trump slammed christie when they were rivals, declaring christie did know that his aides deliberately closed down part of the george washington bridge to punish a political rival. christie has steadfastly maintained his innocence, but trump six months ago effectively called him a liar. >> the george washington bridge, he knew about it. he knew about it. totally knew about it. >> insiders say after rocky meetings with hou

she was the chief engineer of the disastrous overthrow of gadhafi in libya. libya today, after hillary clinton's grand strategy, their economy is in ruins, there's death and violence on the streets, and isis is now dominating that country. so i'm going to ask you this. hillary clinton, as a failure for ruining libya and creating a nest for terrorist activity by isis, answer me now, is she guilty or not guilty? >> guilty! >> in nigeria, hillary clinton amazingly fought for two years to keep an al qaeda affiliate off of the terrorist watch list. now what happened because of this reckless action by the candidate who is the self-proclaimed champion of women all around the world? these al qaeda terrorists abducted hundreds of innocent young women who years ago. these schoolgirls are still missing today. and what was the solution from the obama-clinton team? a hash tag campaign. so now let's figure it out. let's decide, hillary clinton, as an apologist for an al qaeda affiliate in nigeria, resulting in the capture of innocent young women, is she guilty or not guilt

including getting rid of moammar gadhafi in libya, where we now have a terror state and an isis camp. isis was a jv before barack obama. >> unbelievable. >> and then he never recognized, how bad is your intelligence? how bad is your state department? if you don't recognize that isis has become a very dangerous organization. and you call it the jv. >> you believe. >> so hillary has had her chance. and she screwed it up. as a secretary of state. she was a terrible secretary of state. kerry may exceed her. who knows? we'll see. he's got a chance. >> wow. >> so, trump is somebody new. he's somebody tough. he's somebody willing to go take the fight to them. and he takes it a lot more seriously. certainly than the president, hillary clinton, and john kerry. so i have to expect that this is going to help trump tremendously. i have a lot more confidence that trump would take significant action to protect america than i do hillary clinton, john kerry, or barack obama. >> you think a president trump would go in there, with boots on the ground, and get -- >> i think that president trump would si

trying to topple gadhafi was a mistake. the more marshall approach to this convention tonight. i didn't think it was dovish at all. what is the republican position? >> i think the republican position, it's more about safety and security than a focus on war. >> domestic. >> we need to to go after these people and take the war to them. >> really? >> what did he mean when he said we shouldn't have gone to iraq? we took the war to them. that was the mentality even if it wasn't true because iraq did not attack us on 9/11 but people behind the war. >> that's the wrong intelligence but the intelligence was. >> not the intelligence that came to the president and vice president. there was never anything in the intelligence about nuclear weapons. >> the message was about a strong military and respecting veterans. the last group was talking about how we need to treat our veterans better. >> former senator george lemieux, thanks for coming on. who knows all about these situations. much more on the similarities the plagiarism between melania's speech tonight and michelle obama's speech in 2

she was the chief engineer of the disastrous overthrow of gadhafi in libya.ibya, today, after hillary clinton's grand strategy, their economy's in ruins. there's death and violence on the streets, and isis is now dominating that country. i'm going to ask you this, hillary clinton, as a failure for ruining libya and creating a nest for terrorist activity by isis, answer me now, is she guilty or not guilty? in nigeria, hillary clinton amazingly fought for two years -- >> chris christie's remarks tonight firing up the crowd with that response, another former republican candidate, now trump supporter, dr. ben carson is speaking. let's take you right to the podium. >> and i hate political correctness because it's against the founding principles of this country and secular progressives use it to make people sit down and shut up while they change everything. it's time for us to stand up and shout out about what we believe in. [ applause ] you know, i devoted my career to studying and operating on the human brain. this remarkable organ defines our humanity. it gives

it is gadhafi for business community and good for persons that need jobs. you for taking time out. have a good time. >> thanks, liz. liz: keep it right here for complete coverage of the gop convention in cleveland. katrina said have a great night. guess what, only just beginning, tonight. , maria takes you there all the way through, lou dobbs and "cavuto: coast to coast" 9:00 p.m. eastern. it is all live. stay tuned. throw out your remote. keep on fox business. ringing on 14, make that 1 minutes. we're at a record right now. you're making money if you're in stocks. is a tough shift but con edge after ohio governor john kasich refused to suspend open carry policy during the republican convention. supporters carrying guns in open in parks in cleveland. jeff flock is there with all the people, the gop convention, to tell us how security people deal with the situation. jeff? >> they have done a great job so far, liz. this is some of cleveland's finest. not only cleveland's finest but law enforcement officials from all across the country here trying to make it s

it was hillary clinton who advocated for the overthrow of gadhafi and libya. now libya is in chaos. hillary clinton is accountable for this and much more. her derelict shun of duty and failure to keep her people safe played a major role as you heard tonight in the hoar riff i can islamic terrorist murders on september 11th and 12, 2012. in benghazi, which claimed the lives of four brave americans.ca >> former new york city mayor, rudy guiliani giving out some red meat tonight.re mark shields, we've seen rudy guiliani animated, we know he feels strongly about being tough on terrorism. but he has delivered some strong language here. rudy guiliani was the face of 9/11 for many americans, that was his greatest contribution. he ran for president in 2008. but he is invoking -- to say what -- using the lines which he says, donald trump will make america great again like ronald reagan the man i worked for did sitting on the hill. first time ronald reagan has been mentioned.io >> here with the pbs "newshour"w and npr coverage of the republican national convention. we're joined around the tab

plan, post gadhafi plan.t's who we saw. that's her in action. >> unfortunately, i think they do split clinton from obama. if you split clinton from obama, it's just as bad. i was on the floor talking to them about the top two foreign policy issues. they talked about benghazi. these are not people that understand her record in any way, but they don't care, brian. medal of honor recipients come up, no standing ovation. general allen comes up, no roar. at the republican national convention, you get a roar. it's a back and forth between a party that's totally split and moving in the wrong direction. >> she also went on to talk about her plan to take on isis get this, get a pen ready, we're going to bomb from the side, use local forces on the ground. we're doing that. how's that happening? fantastic. donald trump and the resilience plan, i wish she would have kept it to herself. where's the change? >> no change. in fact, it's doubling down on worse. she wants to bring in six time the amount of syrian refugees into

she failed and made the world much less safe. >> you were in benghazi, you knew that gadhafi's peopleut it. -- killed in libya. i saw how radicalized and mismanaged and disorganized and self-serving and criminal the factions we were supporting that we later relied on to protect our consulate in benghazi, by the way. i saw it, we reported it here. people didn't pay attention but she was in office when she was going to hell in the hand basket. that should be the thrust, trump should talk about it every day. he spends the first three sentences talking about e-mail, i didn't mean that about the russians, then one sentence at the end of it, by the way, she lost north africa. let's talk about what counts to the people. >> some other big stories, prosecutors dropping the remaining charges against those three baltimore police officers in the freddie gray case, and remember when hillary clinton first heard about this, people were saying that these officers were guilty. this is the tweet she said, tonight i'm praying for peace and safety for all in baltimore and for freddie gray's family. his d

engineer ofchief the disaster's overthrow gadhafi in libya. today under hillary clinton's strategy, their economy has been ruined, there is death and violence on the street. and isis is not dominating the country. so let me ask you this. failure forton as a ruining libya and creating a nest for terrorist activity by isis, answer me now. is she guilty, or not guilty? in nigeria, hillary clinton amazingly thought for two years to keep an al qaeda affiliate off of the terrorist watch list. now what happened. because of this reckless action by the kennedy -- who is the self-proclaimed champion of women all around the world. these al qaeda terrorists abducted hundreds of innocent young women two years ago. these schoolgirls are still missing today. and what was the solution from the obama clinton team? a #campaign. so now let's figure it out. let's decide. hillary clinton as an apologist for an al qaeda affiliate in nigeria resulting in the capture of innocent young women. and she guilty, or not guilty? see, she fights for the wrong people. she nev

which had it remained in the hands of gadhafi would have posed a serious threat. the network was shutdown. come to our alliance with america. it was my prerogative as prime minister and decide to be with the united states in military action. the inquiry questions whether this is really necessary and important to catch the alliance. 911 was an event like no other in u.s. history. i considered it an attack on all the free world. i believe that britain is america's strongest ally. should be with them in tackling this new and unprecedented security challenge. i believe it important that america is not alone and part of a coalition. in the end a majority of european union nations supported action in iraq. i do not believe we would have persuaded the bush administration to go down the un path without a commitment to be along side them in the fight. throughout my time as prime minister, britain was recognized as the united states foremost ally. it serves this well and allow us to protect more innocent people than we could have and i believe that was right. there are two

in syria that led to the murder of more than 250,000 people in syria, or whether it's taking out gadhafi wherever you look. >> let me ask you this. i don't mean to interrupt you. so does that mean we're just being propagandaized? >> what has the convention been about? the only things that are bad, according to the dnc, the dangers to america are ar-15 rifles, global warming, and donald trump. those are the threats to america. >> you've got to remember, air conditioners are more dangerous or as dangerous as isis. don't forget the jobs for jihadis program. dr. gorka, i'm sorry we got in late, because the as usual, went overtime. here with reaction, black guns matter founder is with us. what is black guns matter? you have it on your shirt. is it a play off the words of black lives matter? >> no, we're an educational organization that deals with firearm safety and training. >> by the way, i love that. i was trained in the use of a firearm since i was 10, 11 years old. anybody that uses one needs training. >> absolutely. >> you know, we saw last night, for example, and i feel sorry for any mo

she was the chief engineer of the disastrous overthrow of gadhafi in libya. libya today after hillary clinton's grand strategy, their economy is in ruins, there's death and violence on the streets and isis is now dominating that country. so can i ask you this. hillary clinton as a failure for ruining libya and creating a nest for terrorist activity by isis, answer me now, is she guilty or not guilty? in nigeria, hillary clinton amazingly fought for two years to keep an al qaeda affiliate off of the terrorist watch list. now, what happened? because of this reckless action by the candidate who is the self-proclaimed champion of women all around the world. these al qaeda terrorists abducted hundreds of innocent young women two years ago. these school girls are still missing today. and what was the solution from the obama/clinton team? a hash tag campaign. so now let's figure it out. let's decide. hillary clinton as an apologist for an al qaeda affiliate in nigeria resulting in the capture of innocent young women. is she guilty or not guilty? >> guilty! >> see, s

to do the dirty work, if you will of asylum control, most notoriously, under berlusconi, they paid gadhafi from transporting from libya into europe and today in morocco, the only way for someone to ask for asylum in the european on onenclave, spanish enclaves on pt north african coasts is to get to one of two particular gates. systemically the more rock can authorities will not allow sub saharan africans to get to the gates no matter what the situation may be. together these constitute a catch 22 and it goes like this. if you fit the statutory refugee definition, the rich countries of the global north say, we will let you stay if you come here but we will not let you come here. now, some of these policies of remote control are specifically targeting asylum seekers and others are targeting other kinds of migrants, whether it's economics or family unification or international terrorists, but regardless of whether the policies are principlely targeting asylum seekers they have disproportional affects on people who may have legitimate asylum claims. today i would like to extend our discussion

which had it remained in the hands of gadhafi would have posed a serious threat. the network was shutdown. come to our alliance with america. it was my prerogative as prime minister and decide to be with the united states in military action. the inquiry questions whether this is really necessary and important to catch the alliance. 911 was an event like no other in u.s. history. i considered it an attack on all the free world. i believe that britain is america's strongest ally. should be with them in tackling this new and unprecedented security challenge. i believe it important that america is not alone and part of a coalition. in the end a majority of european union nations supported action in iraq. i do not believe we would have persuaded the bush administration to go down the un path without a commitment to be along side them in the fight. throughout my time as prime minister, britain was recognized as the united states foremost ally. it serves this well and allow us to protect more innocent people than we could have and i believe that was right. there are two

it was hillary clinton who add voy kateed for over throw of gadhafi in libya. ablaccountable for this and much more, her derelict of duty and failure to keep her people safe played a major role as you heard in horrific islamic terrorist murders on september 11 and 12, 2012 in benghazi that claimed the lives of 4 brave americans. ambassador jay stevens, u.s. foreign service officer shawn smith, and cia agents, ta -- ter one woods and glen dougherty, may they rest in peace, and clinton and the obama administration for political reasons, lied. about the person the of attacks. including hillary clinton lying directly to the families of the people who were killed, right to their face! hillary clinton's answer to congress about the deaths of these 4 brave americans, because of her gross failure of at sert of state was -- secretary of state, was, quote, what difference at this point does it make? what difference does it make? watch the video yourself. and see the arrogant disregard for american lives, lost unnecessarily because of her. and then make up your own mind.

which had it remained in the hands of gadhafi would have posed a serious threat. the network was shutdown. come to our alliance with america. it was my prerogative as prime minister and decide to be with the united states in military action. the inquiry questions whether this is really necessary and important to catch the alliance. 9/11 was an event like no other in u.s. history. i considered it an attack on all the free world. i believe that britain is america's strongest ally. should be with them in tackling this new and unprecedented security challenge. i believe it important that america is not alone and part of a coalition. in the end a majority of european union nations supported action in iraq. i do not believe we would have persuaded the bush administration to go down the un path without a commitment to be along side them in the fight. throughout my time as prime minister, britain was recognized as the united states foremost ally. it serves this well and allow us to protect more innocent people than we would have alone. we were america's core partner in th

international inspection which turned much more advance than we knew which remained in the hands of gadhafi would have posed a serious threat. the a.q. khan network was shut down. i come to our alliance with america. once the inquiry said it was my prerogative to be with the united states for military action, the inquiry questions whether it is really necessary and the importance i attached to the aligns. 9/11 was no event like any other in history. i considered it an attack on the world. that britain should be with them tackling this new and unprecedented security challenge. i believed it important that america was not alone. that part of a wider coalition. in the even a majority of european union nations supported action in iraq. i do not believe we would have had that coalition or indeed persuaded the bush administration to go down the u.n. path without our commitment to be alongside them in this fight. throughout my time as prime minister first with the clinton administration and then with the bush one, britain was recognized as the united states foremost ally. it served us well in koso

let's go to north africa, she was chief engineer of disastrous over 3 of gadhafi in libya, libya today hillary clinton a grand strategy, their economy is in ruins, there is death and violence on the streets. and isis is now dominating that country. i will ask you this, hillary clinton, as a failure for ruining libya, and creating a nest for terrorist activity by isis, is he guilty or not guilty? guilty. >> in my -- nigeria hillary clinton fought for two years on keep an al qaeda affiliate off of the terrorist watch list, what happened because of that reckless action, by the candidate, who is the self proclaimed champion of women all over the world? these al qaeda ser terrorists actobe--abducted hundreds of int young women two years ago, these schoolgirls are still missing today, what was the solution from the obama-clinton team? a hash tag campaign. >> hillary clinton, as an apologist resulting in capture of innocent young women, is she guilty or not guilty? >> guilty. >> see, she fights for the wrong people. she never fights for us. she does not get the real threat that america faces.