lou: jim?i thought that rubio and cruz were the best debaters, which they have been, i thought jeb bush again failed to show he is a chip off the old block, and rand paul shows he is a chip off the old blockhead his father ron, why can't we just get along with the taliban, they were two of the losers. >> jeb bush had a great night, that is his best performance and he still could not win, he made it clear he does not win debates, if you are nominee you have to win debates. lou: a strange dynamic going on. that is you watch trump and carson move into this sort of stars orbiting the same path. the same had been true i think with rubio and cruz, and now, it is really seems to me rubio and bush, they fight it out, and cruz move over to one side by himself. and rand paul doing the same. do you see that dynamic at work here, mark in. >> yes, i think that -- you see rubio with a great night, great canna answers, they seemed a little too practiced. lou: i don't think he had anything to say about illegal

lou dobbs is in milwaukee. the sir, the time is now yours. lou: thank you very much, stuart. you have everybody arguing from the final second. good evening, everybody, i'm lou dobbs. we're coming to you live from the milwaukee theater in milwaukee, wisconsin. forgive me for yelling but the theater is filling with excited members of the debate audience. we have less than an hour to go until the first of two republican presidential debates. here tonight on the fox business network. fox business network's sandra smith, trish regan and "wall street journal's" gerry seib, will be moderating the festivities for republican -- four republican candidates in the first debate. new jersey governor chris christie. louisiana governor, bobby jindal, former arkansas governor mike huckabee and former senator rick santorum. both of tonight's debates will focus on issues that matter most to middle-class americans, our economy, creating jobs, candidates plans to assure the american dream for all americans. among my guests here tonight as we count down minutes to that first debate, republican nat

here's lou dobbs. fox business. lou: good evening, everybody, i'm lou dobbs. an unusual display of bipartisanship in the house of representatives. congress today passed a bill to slow syrian and iraqi refugee flow into the united states and to bolster the vetting of each refugee. 47 democrats joined with republicans to pass the legislation with a veto proof margin. >>> and syrians trying to enter the united states illegally. honduran authorities questioning five syrians who tried to cross their border. eight others tried to cross into texas and six afghans and pakistanis were captured along the arizona border. we'll have the latest for you on all of that. >>> our top story tonight, french officials confirmed they killed the ringleader of the terrorist attacks in paris. he was killed in a seven hour raid by paris police and french special forces. confirmation of abdelhamid abaaoud's death took considerable time. french prosecutors say because his body was riddled with bullets and bomb blasts. he had to be identified by fingerprint. a second terrorist, a woman,

lou: good evening, everybody, i'm lou dobbs. donald trump today put aside his kinder, gentler tone of recent weeks and ripped into and laid waste to his republican rivals. trump declaring that dr. ben carson can't do the job, as he put it. that putin would eat marco rubio alive and bush doesn't have a chance. trump obviously responding to the new challenge coming after a second national poll shows dr. carson surging ahead of trump. we'll have a full report for you here tonight. >>> also, hillary clinton increasing her lead over senator bernie sanders, and overtaking him in new hampshire as well. but clinton is now intent on positioning herself as the candidate who is toughest on gun control, and while that may win over democratic voters in the primaries, now it will definitely cost your votes in the general election. we'll be discussing both parties's trajectory in the 2016 race. fox's jedidiah bila and pulitzer prize-winning journalist michael good win among our guests tonight. >>> the pentagon is certain that the russian plane

rand: thank you lou. lou: please join us for the next republican presidential debate right here on "fox business" network data comes to you tuesday november 10 grade there are two debates, one of 7:00 and one at 9:00 eastern. we will be broadcasting live in milwaukee wisconsin and we begin our broadcast monday evening. 7:00 p.m. eastern. job said to be a focus of the debate americans getting it better than expected report of the labor market. the economy added 271,000 jobs in october and then implant rate fell to 5%. hourly earnings up 2.5% from a year ago and that among the most important news in the report. unfortunately there are a few negatives. the number of americans working or actively looking for a job unchanged at 62.4% and the reason for the decline and the unemployment rate -- principally the withdrawal of print a thousand people from the workforce. there is much more. you can afford not to know about our economy so we are coming right back with all of that and much more. stay with us. dr. ben

lou: good evening, everybody, i'm lou dobbs.rench authorities tonight are searching for a second terrorist directly involved in the paris attacks. the disclosure of this second fugitive still at large comes as france and russia join forces to launch a punishing new wave of airstrikes against the islamic state. fallout from friday's attacks also spreading to neighboring countries, germany, belgium cancelling international soccer matches because of bomb threats but britain and france press on, calmly. defying the islamic statement we'll have a report on the latest developments, and here at home, a growing list of governors refuse to allow syrian refugees into their states. the rising resistance to president obama's insistence on bringing tens of thousands of refugees to america has forced the white house to hold a conference call tonight with the governors and no matter the outcome, it is already clear, president obama has again overstepped himself. >> all of our agencies will make every effort to vet every refugee coming into thi

lou: good evening, everybody, i'm lou dobbs. republican presidential candidates are back on the campaign trail tonight after giving it their all in the first ever fox business network presidential debate in milwaukee last night. tonight, we go over the winners and losers as best we can choose them. candidates debating how to improve the economy, create jobs. last night's debate certainly illuminating major differences on a host of issues including illegal immigration, voters getting a chance to see how republican hopefuls including jeb bush and governor john kasich would do on the issue of illegal immigration while donald trump and senator ted cruz followed a different direction. we'll show you that clash among the candidates. also tonight, a teacher has resigned after she was caught on video blocking a student journalist at the university of missouri from taking pictures during demonstrations. >> can i talk now is. >> no, you need to get out. you need to get out. >> no, i don't. >> you need to get out. >> i actually don't. >> h

lou? lou: kevin corke reporting. the obama administration today asked the supreme court to overturn an appellate court order ruling mr. obama's illegal immigration amnesty fiat to be unlawful. legal papers filed today call for the supreme court's immediate review of the president's plan in which he shields some five million illegal immigrants from deportation. the solicitor general argued the executive order is, quote, a great national importance, end quote, and that without it millions will continue to work off the books. texas and 25 other states opposed to the obama fiat now have a month to respond. if the justices don't agree to hear the case by mid-january, the issue probably wouldn't be decided until after president obama were to leave office. for those counting, there are 426 days left until mr. obama does just that. we're coming right back. >>> one week after paris radical islamist terrorists strike again. this time killing dozens in the north african country of mali, and why won't our president destroy the i

and then lou came in. his arms were wet. >> reporter: then, she says, lou gave emily a critical order. >> wait 20 minutes. and then, go out there. "make sure you and the baby jump in so that you're wet, and call 911." so we went and we played with the kittens in the shop. and i waited. it was an agonizing 20 minutes. >> reporter: trying to entertain the little girl and -- >> knowing that trish was outside. >> reporter: time goes by. you leave the shed, go over to the pool. >> yeah, we went to the pool. trish was floating in the shallow end of the pool, face down. "zx(i got the baby and i jumped in. >> reporter: just to get yourself wet? >> yeah. >> because you had to -- you had a story that had been fed you, huh? >> right. >> reporter: that you have attempted to rescue the baby? >> right. >> how awful. there, you're seeing trish floating dead in the pool. >> i lost it. >> reporter: even so, emily called 911, just as she'd been ordered by castro, and told the story that trish had slipped while trying to res

lou: i would agree. >> lou can i interject?ould agree with the fact that we have an opportunity for expanding but i believe we have asked for kind of a reeducation of the faculty as opposed to tangible things so labeling the behavior of the president and making him admit to something is not so much important as creating tangible solutions to the problems that do exist. i'm assuming they are there on the campus. >> we have got to have a program , a private-sector approach that brings churches and businesses together to address these issues rather than more government. lou: very quickly onta touch on gaels halloween advice stoking a racially charged debate to say the least. student groups question whether the administration was being sensitive enough and it's concerned over offensive quote unquote costumes. ew your thoughts on that? >> we have termite people lou it's not the skin, it's the plan then we keep focusing on the outward. we have got to focus on the inward on character and the issues that make human beings treat one ano

lou: so it's no joke?> no, i think it's going to be an interesting -- my prediction is a marco rubio versus ted cruz really fierce debate coming to the forefront, and i think conservatives have to choose and the establishment will fight hard for marco rubio because they believe he's the more electable guy. whether or not he can get out of a primary remains to be seen. ted cruz is a force to be reckoned with. >> if the establishment pick is rubio, conservatives have a good election cycle ahead of them. i think rubio's a conservative one, more so than mitt romney. >> talk to them about immigration. if you look at immigration or -- >> can i ask one question here? >> yeah, it is your show. lou: i don't want to intrude, but doipt to know what happened to donald trump in this, the front-runner who has overwhelming support in a plurality here in this field. you both dismissed him. i wonder what happened to him, lachlan? >> i think he's got a high floor of support in the sense that he's got very wide name recognit

lou: to that point. maybe it is a considered a waste of resources. >> i think i love will helped -- will help the cycle. we have seen the conservative establishment go down and rubio is picking up and also ted cruz gave momentum with a conservative group. lou: trod taking on to be wasserman shultz. she is terribly erratic. is there any strong disagreement on the panel? >>. [laughter] >> i would say she is a hapless in effectual leader i think they should think they're stars that deal bobbitt invitation has not taken during a wonder she stays on the better news it is for republicans because she is a very poor leader in the bad messenger in allergic to the truth syracuse hillsides that is anti-establishment we have seen martin o'malley push back of the lack of debates. >> gore is a longtime democrat that he is pushing back against her for the number of debates. lou: but of the democratic side, the republican side you talk about john and person than in the arena and cruz. bob the democratic side at all see

lou: i am lou dobbs, talk of donald trump decline in the polls has been over stated. brand-new fox news poll out tonight show donald trump leading the republican race now, with backing of 26%. of the g.o.p. primary voters. also identifying paren trump as best candidate on the economy. most likely to beat hillary clinton. tonight, our political panel, coming right now. also, more reasons for democrats to worry about their prospect for winning next year's presidential election, republicans and conservative ideology prevails in elections yesterday. today's fo mar mar -- marquee race in kentucky, we take up all things politics. with chris steye steyer walt. and growing evidence that russian jet liner that crashed in the egyptian desert over the week, may have been brought down by a bomb. britain has suspended all commercial flight over the region for fear it was a terrorist bomb, for which the islamic state has taken responsibility. >>ur top story, donald trump back on top of the republican race for the white house, he is leading dr dr. carson, carl cameron with our repor

>> certainly, lou. lou: you made a reference to the president's remark about containing the islamic state. those are words he uttered this morning to abc's george stephanopoulos. just hours before this event, this attack, these attacks in paris. what are we to make of a congress that does not, that seems to lack the spine, to really assert itself against what are obviously misrepresentations of geopolitical realities and real terrorist threats against this country. we've heard -- this seems to be something that is -- it seems republicans perhaps to a lesser degree than democrats, seem unwilling to take on this issue and demand a realistic accounting. why is that? >> are you talking about accounting as to isis or accounting as to the president's statement? lou: i won't hold you responsible for the president's statements, but i would like to think that both parties would find some greater candor than a president who's no longer running for re-election. i realize the problem is a lot of others are, but the

lou: good evening, everybody, i'm lou dobbs. breaking news tonight. fox business network announcing the republican candidates who will be participating in the next two gop debates to be held next tuesday, november 10th, right here on the fox business network. those debates brought to you by fox business and the "wall street journal." the candidates participating in the first debate, it will be held at 7:00, 7:00 p.m. eastern. are those who received a minimum of 1% support as determined by at least one of the four most recent national polls. the polls are -- the fox news poll, the "wall street journal"-nbc news poll. quinnipiac university poll. and the investors business daily poll. let's get to the participants. in the first debate, the candidates will be ranked by their polling. governor chris christie, former governor mike huckabee, governor bobby jindal, former senator rick santorum. those are the four candidates in the first debate. it airs at 7:00 p.m. eastern, right here on the fox business network from milwaukee, wisconsin next tuesday. >>> for

lou: good evening, everybody, i'm lou dobbs. paris police and french special forces tonight have successfully carried out a raid on a radical islamist terrorist group reportedly ready to attack paris' business district. overnight raids in saint-denis resulting in the deaths of two terrorists and arrest of 8 others. their target, abdelhamid abaaoud. the belgian man accused of master mined the paris attacks. while intelligence sources say they're confident he was killed in the raid, they don't have verifiable evidence he is dead. we'll have the full report for you here tonight. >>> here at home, fbi officials involved in the war on radical islamist terror are reportedly bracing for more threats over the holidays, and agents worry they don't have enough resources to successfully track the rising numbers of radicalized americans who work for or are motivated by the islamic state. the chairman of the house homeland security committee is warning americans the number of people arrested for their support of the islamic state has dramati

lou? lou: james, thank you. james rosen from the white house. >>> iran ramped up cyberattacks against the united states following the conclusion of the nuclear deal with president obama and world powers. the "new york times" reporting iranian hackers have launched a cyberoffensive against the u.s. state department breaking into official e-mails and social media accounts over recent months, perhaps more troubling, the state department became aware of the attacks after facebook told the victims that state-backed hackers had infiltrated their accounts. >>> turning to presidential politics and a big shift in the crucial state of iowa. a new quinnipiac poll shows senator ted cruz pulled ahead of dr. ben carson into a statistical dead heat with front-runner donald trump. trump retains a narrow lead of 25% followed by cruz at 23. carson at 18. marco rubio at 13. rand paul at 5%. ohio governor john kasich netting 1% support in the poll, but the super pac that supports kasich is trying to change that by going negative. o

lou? lou: catherine, thank you. catherine herridge. >>> on the republican side, immigration becoming a hot topic on the campaign trail. donald trump says he believes in deporting illegal immigrants and modeling his thoughts after the efforts of the eisenhower administration. and looking for historical perspective, we turn to fox news chief washington correspondent james rosen. >> reporter: this week's republican primary debate on fbn, donald trump invoked president eisenhower as a model in the mass deportation of illegal immigrants. >> i like ike, moved a million and a half illegal immigrants out of this country. moved them way south. they never came back. ♪ reporter: official figures at the time claimed eishowner a program officially named operation wetback deported 1.3 million people, but historians say the figure was closer to 250,000, and there have been varying assessments how brutal the process was. >> families were torn apart, they would be taken to holding areas, large parking lots, stadiums and so forth and

lou: good evening i am lou dobbs we're coming you to live from milwaukee theater in milwaukee, wisconsin. we're now 24 hours away from the first of what will be two republican presidential debate hosted here on the fox business network. it will be fourth republican presidential debate of this elect cycle. you can expect tomorrow's debate on fox business network to become pehling and focus -- compelling and focus on issues that matter most, economy growth, jobs, our standard of living in this country. and we'll find out how each candidate, plans to return prosperity to america. among our guests tonight, economist douglas holt, and wilbur ross, also tonight, president obama meeting with prime minister netanyahu for the first time since the signing of the iranian nuclear deal. >> it's no secret that the prime minister and i have had a strong disagreement on this narrow issue. but we don't have a disagreement on the need to making sure that iran does not get nuclear weapon or about destabilizing activities. lou: iran ta far from only issue dividing u.s. and israel, there are division on thou

lou dobbs is next. lou: good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. we are following breaking news out of paris, where it appears a coordinated terrorist attack has taken place and is unfolding still. it is now 1:00 in the morning in paris. france is reeling from what now is the deadliest attacks ever to hit paris certainly since world war ii. the french president declared a state of emergency. france has closed its borders, and now we don't know who is responsible for it, but we do know the attacks are ongoing, at least 40 people are dead and at least 1 of the terrorists has been captured and he claims to be from the islamic state. 60 people have been injured in those terrorist attacks, they've taken place at least six locations within paris, a number of explosions including grenade explosions and what police say are suicide vest bombs. islamic state friendly accounts are celebrating these attacks online as i speak with you. but there has been no claim of responsibility for the attacks yet. a french police official confirms that there were two suicid

i'm lou dobbs.e're coming to you live from the milwaukee theater here in milwaukee, which -- wisconsin. you saw first two of the republican presidential debates, fourth in the series. less than an hour we'll bring you the second debate of the night right here on the fox business network. the moderators will be our colleagues maria bartiromo, neil cavuto, along with "wall street journal" editor-in-chief, gerard baker. the 9:00 p.m. eastern debate features the top eight candidates according to polling. ohio governor john kasich, former florida governor jeb bush, florida senator marco rubio, mr. donald trump, dr. ben carson, texas senator ted cruz, and ms. carly fiorina, and kentucky senator rand paul. quite a lineup. but before we get to the next debate, a few thoughts, a little analysis if we may. moderators trish regan and sandra smith will be joining me here, fresh from the debate stage. we'll be talking as well with some of the candidates here and joining me now, fox news, easy for me to say, fox

i'm lou dobbs.e're coming to you live from the milwaukee theater here in milwaukee, which -- wisconsin. you saw first two of the republican presidential debates, fourth in the series. less than an hour we'll bring you the second debate of the night right here on the fox business network. the moderators will be our colleagues maria bartiromo, neil cavuto, along with "wall street journal" editor-in-chief, gerard baker. the 9:00 p.m. eastern debate features the top eight candidates according to polling. ohio governor john kasich, former florida governor jeb bush, florida senator marco rubio, mr. donald trump, dr. ben carson, texas senator ted cruz, and ms. carly fiorina, and kentucky senator rand paul. quite a lineup. but before we get to the next debate, a few thoughts, a little analysis if we may. moderators trish regan and sandra smith will be joining me here, fresh from the debate stage. we'll be talking as well with some of the candidates here and joining me now, fox news, easy for me to say, fox

lou: we're coming back with much more. vladimir putin goes to where rand to talk about a new era of military cooperation. they agree that obama is out. k.t. mcfarland is with us tonight in the russian free runner takes his daredevil ways i. very high. right after these messages. stay with us. ♪ ♪ how else do you think he gets around so fast? take the reins this holiday and get the mercedes-benz you've always wanted during the winter event. hurry, offers end soon. i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? lou: syrian president says his troops are printing and almost all fronts because their version airstrikes starting to months ago. president putin shows support for assad in iran meeting with the

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lou: always did have u.s. >> thank you. lou: be sure to vote in tonight's online poll. question is, are you embarrassed for president obama that it has been 14 months since he first said that he would degrade and destroy the islamic state. follow me on facebook, twitter, instagram, links to everything out loudobbs.com. and the deadliest on record with only 47 days remaining, baltimore's homicide total surpassing 300 people. just four hours after announcing that 300 murder, baltimore police reported on a shooting death on saturday night the first time since 1999 that baltimore has had more than 300 homicides. coming up next, all three democratic presidential candidates refuse to say that america is at war with radical islam. what does that say about their ability to comprehend the enemy? the ideology into actually defeating the enemy. we will have a few thoughts coming up next. stay with us, we are coming right back. good. very good. you see something moving off the shelves and your first thought is to investigate the company. you are type e*. yes, investment opportuniti