i'm megyn kelly.th vox late last month and seemed to suggest people's fears about terror are a product of a sensationalized news cycle. >> the trajectory of this planet overall is one towards

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welcome to "the kelly file" everyone, i'm megyn kelly. yesterday isis fighters reportedly took over the iraqi town of al baghdadi. today they were beaten back after attempting to infiltrate a base where hundreds of americans are based. there are reports that at least one aircraft american aircraft endwajed gauged the terrorists. if these reports are confirmed it may signal a significant escalation as low-flying potentially vulnerable american aircraft entered this fight. former iraq and afghanistan -- pete hegsheth has been investigating on this. but first, also breaking tonight fierce new reaction with our interview last night to the state department's jen psaki as experts begin to question whether we have lost all influence in the arab world and whether this administration is being honest about the facts. yesterday the state department admitting that mistakes were made by the u.s. in at least libya where america was forced to close its embassy. and that the withdrawal from yemen this week did not go as planned. we reported on some ameri

i'm megyn kelly.mer president obama freed five top taliban generals from the guantanamo bay prison camp with the white house insisting freedom came with conditions. and we need not worry. the five men had to stay under house arrest in the gulf nation of qatar. they could not return to afghanistan for one year. and they could not communicate with other terrorists. but then last week just months after their release shockingly we learned that at least one of

i'm megyn kelly. just 48 hours after the islamic state horrified the world by locking a jordanian man in a cage and burning him alive, jordan continued its follow through on vows to avenge that execution with jordanian f-16s hammering the terrorists de facto capital in syria. actions jordan says are only the beginning. in the meantime back in washington, president obama appeared at the national prayer breakfast with what he apparently thought was an important message in the wake of this pilot's execution. to advise americans that hundreds of years ago christians killed in the name of religion too. >> lest we get on our high horse and think this is unique to some other place remember that during the crusades and the inquisition people committed terrible deeds in the name of christ. in our home country, slavery and jim crow all too often was justified in the name of christ. it is not unique to one group or one religion. there is a tendency in us a sinful tendency that can pervert and distort our faith.

i'm megyn kelly. we're now seeing video of kurdish soldiers being paraded in cages, that appear eerily similar to one in which a jordanian pilot was recently burned to death. one man per cage. as isis continues its horrific death and propaganda campaign back in washington, the administration is kicking off a three-day summit on quote, violent extremism. talking about fighting the terrorists on the internet and arguing that not only can we not, quote, kill our way out of this but that the key to winning could be job creation. here's the deputy state department spokeswoman. >> the egyptians jordanians, they're in the fight with us. we cannot win this war by killing them. we cannot kill our way out of this war. we need to go after the root causes that leads people to join these groups. whether it's lack of opportunity for jobs. we can work with countries around the world to help improve their governance. we can help them build their economy, so they can have job opportunities for these people. >> chief w

megyn kelly is preparing segments for her program that begins in just about 23 minutes from now.l o'reilly continues from los angeles >>> thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly. reporting from california. in the legal segment three hot topics beginning with the state of alabama. defying the federal government on gay marriage. just 10 of alabama's 67 counties are issuing same sex marriage licenses. the rest are defying a court order. joining us now from new york attorneys and fox news analysts kimberly guilfoyle and lis wiehl. please explain this so i can understand it how you can defy the federal government? >> i will try my very best. what this judge in alabama is saying the state court is saying look that federal judge, they went way past what they should have done. there is nothing in the 14th amendment. there is nothing in the constitution that says that you, the feds, can define state marriage. can you define what marriage is. so you overstepped. you feds. you overstepped your bounds. there is a another technical argument as there as well. he is saying the attorney ge

i'm megyn kelly. a sickening video out of libya surfacing this weekend showing isis jihadists beheading 21 christians who had reportedly traveled from egypt in the hopes of finding some honest work. the egyptian men wearing orange jumpsuits forced to kneel down before the terrorists who were dressed in black simultaneously slit their throats. now the focus is not just on what happened but where. remember back in 2011 after the fall of libyan dictator moammar gadhafi president obama declared that "the dark shadow of tyranny has been lifted from the libyan people" and called it a "momentous day," but in the years since libya has descended into chaos. and the islamic state ideology that took hold in iraq spread into syria and helped drive the recent collapse in yemen. has now clearly also established a strong foothold in libya. chief white house correspondent ed henry is live tonight in washington. ed. >> megyn, good evening. that is the bottom line tonight, that isis is expanded into yet another country

i'm megyn kelly. a sickening video out of libya surfacing this weekend showing isis jihadists beheading 21 christians who had reportedly traveled from egypt in the hopes of finding some honest work. the egyptian men wearing orange jumpsuits forced to kneel down before the terrorists who were dressed in black simultaneously slit their throats. now the focus is not just on what happened but where. remember back in 2011 after the fall of libyan dictator moammar gadhafi president obama declared that "the dark shadow of tyranny has been lifted from the libyan people" and called it a "momentous day," but in the years since libya has descended into chaos. and the islamic state ideology that took hold in iraq spread into syria and helped drive the recent collapse in yemen. has now clearly also established a strong foothold in libya. chief white house correspondent ed henry is live tonight in washington. ed. >> megyn, good evening. that is the bottom line tonight, that isis is expanded into yet another country

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and rudy juliangiuliani mounting a media blitz and being pressed by megyn kelly. >> mr. mayor, do you want to apologize for your comment? >> not at all. >> is the press being fair to the former mayor? i'm howard kurtz and this is "#mediabuzz". bill o'reilly hit back hard against the mother jones speech challenging his war reporting. david corn writing that the fox news host had suggested he was in the falklands islands covering the 1982 are war between britain and arrest again see in a. >> basically david corn, a layer, says i exaggerated situations. >> o'reilly says he's allege made clear as a cbs correspondent, he covered a violence protest in argentina in the war's after math. >> i was there in the street with my camera crews. the violence was horrific. soldiers fired into the crowd who were responding with violence acts of that ieir own. i never said i was on the falklands islands as corn purports. i said i covered the talk lands war, which i did. >> bill owe really'reilly gets out there and calls me a liar.lands war, which i did. >> bill o'reilly gets out there and

i'm megyn kelly. we're now seeing video of kurdish soldiers being paraded in cages, that appear eerily similar to one in which a jordanian pilot was recently burned to death. one man per cage. as isis continues its horrific death and propaganda campaign back in washington, the administration is kicking off a three-day summit on quote, violent extremism. talking about fighting the terrorists on the internet and arguing that not only can we not, quote, kill our way out of this but that the key to winning could be job creation. here's the deputy state department spokeswoman. >> the egyptians jordanians, they're in the fight with us. we cannot win this war by killing them. we cannot kill our way out of this war. we need to go after the root causes that leads people to join these groups. whether it's lack of opportunity for jobs. we can work with countries around the world to help improve their governance. we can help them build their economy, so they can have job opportunities for these people. >> chief w

ask giuliani would heard saying that president obama doesn't love this country and be pressed by megyn kelly. >> mr. mayor, do you want to apologize? >> not at all i want to repeat it. >> is the press being fair to the former mayor? this is "media buzz." >> bill o'reilly hit back hard against the mother jones piece on the piece about david corn writing in "mother jones," suggest that he was in the falkland islands covering the 1982 war between britain and argentina. >> basically, david corn, a liar, says i exaggerated situations in the falkland war and the salvadoran war. he says he has made clear that as a cbs correspond he covered a vie lint protest in argentina in the wars' aftermath. >> i was in the street with my camera crews, the violence was horrific, the soldiers fired into the crowd and responded with violence. my video of combat led the cbs evening news with dan rather. i never said i was on the falkland islands as corn purports. i said i covered the falkland war, which i did. >> david corn responds to "the huffington post." >> bill o'reilly in the aftermath of the article yesterda

i'm shannon bream in for megyn kelly. as the details go public the administration is continuing to take hard questions about the just-finished summit on combatting violent extremism an event focused on fighting terror through social media and powering communities and creating economic opportunity for would-be radicals. sounding for like an academic exercise than an action plan for taking on isis. and now this release of a report pointing at domestic right wingers is raising questions about its timing and intent. we're looking at all the angles on the issue tonight with dr. ben carson and chris stirewalt. but first, let's go to mr. stirewalt, our fox news digital politics editor. chris, the conference has wrapped up. and now we have a new warning from dhs, maybe not new but newly surfacing today that we need to be looking out for people who have disputes, disagreements with their own government, those are the scary guys. >> those are the scary guys. now, we have heard this from the administration before, a report five or s

i'm megyn kelly. last summer president obama freed five top taliban generals from the guantanamo bay prison camp with the white house insisting freedom came with conditions. and we need not worry. the five men had to stay under house arrest in the gulf nation of qatar. they could not return to afghanistan for one year. and they could not communicate with other terrorists. but then last week just months after their release shockingly we learned that at least one of the five had in fact attempted to return to terrorizing people. on friday night i asked the pentagon's spokesman how these killers had the ability to reach out to fellow terrorists when they were supposed to be under such close watch. and more importantly, what's going to happen when they are scot-free in three months. what we're being told they made contact with the haqqani network. if our protocols are so great, how did they make contact? >> i'm not at liberty to describe what the re-engagement system was. >> obviously there's a flaw in th

i'm megyn kelly. late last night the state department ordering all personnel in the u.s. embassy in yemen to pack up and get out. last month an iranian-backed rebel group overthrowing the u.s.-backed government it's a group which you can see here is not particularly fond of the united states as they chant "death to america." and now they are consolidating power and the security situation for americans is rapidly deteriorating. now tonight a senior defense official confirming to fox news that marines were directed to turn over their weapons before they were allowed to leave. according to one source the order came from the u.s. state department. that is generating some serious outrage tonight especially among marines who are taught from day one never surrender your weapon. at least one marine telling fox news blank yeah, it -- me off. pardon me, his term. i'm not giving up my weapon to anyone. an afghanistan war veteran a fox news contributor. to try to picture the sight of american marines giving up their weapons in yemen a country the u.s. president just touted as an exam

i'm megyn kelly. in just the last week the administration has been rocked with repeated controversies over its handling of the threat from the islamic state terror group. first, almost two dozen christians are beheaded. and the president's team is hammered for failing to identify the victims as christian or the killers as islamic. as the white house told it, egyptian citizens were killed. then the attorney general of the united states comes out and declares that we are not at war with anyone. a statement he has to retract hours later since the white house just sent a war authorization to congress and is in the midst of a bombing campaign in iraq and syria not to mention afghanistan. on top of that the state department has been relentlessly questioned over the last 48 hours after deputy press secretary marie harf seemed to suggest that the key to ending the terror threat is to create more jobs in the middle east. as if walmart could make a real difference in syria. here is the president just a couple o

i'm shannon bream in for megyn kelly. as the details go public the administration is continuing to take hard questions about the just-finished summit on combatting violent extremism an event focused on fighting terror through social media and powering communities and creating economic opportunity for would-be radicals. sounding for like an academic exercise than an action plan for taking on isis. and now this release of a report pointing at domestic right wingers is raising questions about its timing and intent. we're looking at all the angles on the issue tonight with dr. ben carson and chris stirewalt. but first, let's go to mr. stirewalt, our fox news digital politics editor. chris, the conference has wrapped up. and now we have a new warning from dhs, maybe not new but newly surfacing today that we need to be looking out for people who have disputes, disagreements with their own government, those are the scary guys. >> those are the scary guys. now, we have heard this from the administration before, a report five or s

i'm megyn kelly. the news coming during a briefing with reporters. officials disclosing the timing of the planned attack, the location, even the number of troops involved. already the fallout has begun with military intel officers telling fox news the details not only help the enemy but could put lives in danger. we'll have much more on this shortly when we speak with lieutenant tom mcinerney and arkansas senator tom cotton who's also an iraq war veteran. but first -- breaking tonight the obama administration has just wrapped a terror summit six months in the making meeting with dozens of countries as the world faces almost daily images of murder, torture, beheadings and innocence set on fire. and tonight it appears the administration believes a key to this fight is community outreach. the three-day summit on combatting violent extremism is now in the history books. three days of sessions focused on fighting terror with a focus on social media empowering communities and creating economic opportunity for would-be radicals. turns out marie harf was rig

i'm martha mccallum in for megyn kelly.o as we continue to witness these atrocities, these kidnappings, these beheadings at the hands of isis, the threat now hits closer to home today. because three men originally in this country legally now face charges. two nabbed here in new york. they were living in brooklyn. the other in florida. two waged to plan jihad overseas. and if they couldn't get there, they

i'm megyn kelly. the news coming during a briefing with reporters.ials disclosing the timing of the planned attack, the location, even the number of troops involved. already the fallout has begun with military intel officers telling fox news the details not only help the enemy but could put lives in danger. we'll have much more on this shortly when we speak with lieutenant tom mcinerney and arkansas senator tom cotton who's also an iraq war veteran. but first -- breaking tonight the obama

i'm shannon bream in for megyn kelly.s the details go public the administration is continuing to take hard questions about the just-finished summit on combatting violent extremism an event focused on fighting terror through social media and powering communities and creating economic opportunity

i'm shannon bream in for megyn kelly. gop hopefuls testing the waters at the cpac. over the past couple days we've seen a full slate seeking to woo the crowd. two of them will join us tonight. first, a look at some of today's big hits. >> imagine if we had a commander in chief that understood the way to defeat isis is not to find them a job. imagine if we had a president who doesn't trafl the world bad mouthing america. after all that's the u.n.'s job. >> you think about it, we've survived worse. we had a civil war in this country. we had two world wars. we even survived jimmy carter. we will sur sooif the obama years too. >> isis wants to establish a seventh century caliphate. they want to behead, crucify, burn. in response the obama-clinton foreign policy team refused not only to acknowledge it but they insist that the greatest threat to american security is global climate change. we don't need a weatherman in chief, we need a commander in chief to run this country. >> it's time for a new way, a new set of ideas, a new leader. one you can trust, one who works for

by the way, congratulation on the new show, look out to megyn kelly. you are on a roll.: thank you. it's kind of scary. there is a guy who went back and checked some of the weather center in south america where it had been purported that the most drastic climate change was taking place where the earth was getting hotter and hotter and he looked at the published data and compared it with the original data and found that the numbers have been manipulated. what does this mean for the entire premise that the earth is getting hotter? >> you know, i read that story a couple of times and i read the other reactions to it. honest you don't know whether -- how to make heads or tails. it demonstrates more climate tribalism. if you look at the piece would you said was part of this, there would be 16,000 comments registered. it is remarkable how passionate people are about temperature is, all of these other things. and yet how do we nonscientist and yet how do we nonscientist make sense of it? it boggles my mind truly and it's another example as i said. this tribalism about what side

i'm megyn kelly. sickening video out of libya surfacing this weekend showing isis jihadists beheading 21 christians who had reportedly traveled from egypt in the hopes of finding some

i'm shannon bream in tonight for megyn kelly. on the first big night of the unofficial kickoff to the 2016 gop campaign for president thousands of conservative activists, lawmakers and party leaders are gathered just outside washington, d.c. for the conservative political action conference or cpac as it's been called, the silent primary where some hopefuls explode on the scene and others fail to find their spark. today, three of the party's potential front runners did their best to fire up the crowd. >> there's not a

i'm shannon bream in for megyn kelly. gop hopefuls testing the waters at the cpac.ys we've seen a full slate seeking to woo the crowd. two of them will join us tonight. first, a look at some of today's big hits. >> imagine if we had a commander in chief that understood the way to defeat isis is not to find them a job. imagine if we had a president who

i'm megyn kelly. late last night the state department ordering all personnel in the u.s.n yemen to pack up and get out. last month an iranian-backed rebel group overthrowing the u.s.-backed government it's a group which you can see here is not particularly fond of the united states as th

i'm megyn kelly.e last week the administration has been rocked with repeated controversies over its handling of the threat from the islamic state terror group. first, almost two dozen christians are beheaded. and the president's team is hammered for failing to identify the victims as christian or the killers as islamic. as the white house told it, egyptian citizens were killed. then the attorney general of the united states comes out and declares that we are not at

megyn kelly said she thought he was kind of mean sometimes in the service of comedy. >> comedians mean. i don't disagree with points being made here on how smart he was, but if you're a conservative and you went on one of the reporter interview segment, they would talk to you for an hour and then chop it up to make you look like accrued idiot. just a little thing. redskins fans agreed to go on to talk about defending the name and we asked are we going to be confronted by nature difference americans. no, you're not. sure enough, they were ambushed.difference americans. no, you're not. sure enough, they were ambushed. jerry springerlike ethics. he lectures us about the tone of our politics, but when you catch him in this stuff, he says i'm just a comedian. >> that was a big mistake. they it apologize and didn't use some of the footage. and yet we have some situation where every poll shows particularly young people that stewart is a trusted figure that he cuts through the bs in a way that many people who practice what we think of as real journalism are not. >> well, that's a problem we ha

i'm megyn kelly. we're now seeing video of kurdish soldiers being paraded in cages, that appear eerily similar to one in which a jordanian pilot was recently burned to death. one man per cage. as isis continues its horrific death and propaganda campaign

i'm megyn kelly. the news coming during a briefing with reporters.sclosing the timing of the planned attack, the location, even the number of troops involved. already the fallout has begun with military intel officers telling fox news the details not only help the enemy but could put lives in danger. we'll have much more on this shortly when we speak with lieutenant tom mcinerney and arkansas senator tom cotton who's also an iraq war veteran. but first -- breaking tonight the obama

i'm megyn kelly. video of kurdish soldiers being paraded in cages, that appear eerily similar to one in which a jordanian pilot was recently burned to death. one man per cage. as isis continues its horrific death and propaganda

i'm megyn kelly. the news coming during a briefing with reporters. officials disclosing the timing of the planned attack, the location, even the number of troops involved. already the fallout has begun with military intel officers telling fox news the details not only help the enemy but could put lives in danger. we'll have much more on this shortly when we speak with lieutenant tom mcinerney and arkansas senator tom cotton who's also an iraq war veteran. but first -- breaking tonight the obama administration has just wrapped a terror summit six months in the making meeting with dozens of countries as the world faces almost daily images of murder, torture, beheadings and innocence set on fire. and tonight it appears the administration believes a key to this fight is community outreach. the three-day summit on combatting violent extremism is now in the history books. three days of sessions focused on fighting terror with a focus on social media empowering communities and creating economic opportunity for would-be radicals. turns out marie harf was rig

i'm megyn kelly. president obama sat down with vox late last month and seemed to suggest people's fears about terror are a product of a sensationalized news cycle. >> the trajectory of this planet overall is one towards less violence, more tolerance, less strife, less poverty -- >> do you think the media sometimes overstates the sort of level of alarm people should have about terrorism and this kind of chaos as opposed to a longer term problem like climate change? >> absolutely. i don't blame the media for that. what's the thing saying about local newscasts right? if it bleeds it leaks. all right. you show crime stories and you show fires, because that's what folks watch. it's all -- >> well that message in conflict with the warnings of several four-star generals, chairman of the joint chiefs and former defense secretary all of whom have recently warned of a threat that seems very real and very grave. >> we are facing a form of a cancerous component of the islamic religion, which has a fanaticism to i

i'm megyn kelly. in just the last week the administration has been rocked with repeated controversies over its handling of the threat from the islamic state terror group. first, almost two dozen christians are beheaded. and the president's team is hammered for failing to identify the victims as christian or the killers as islamic. as the white house told it, egyptian citizens were killed. then the attorney general of the united states comes out and declares that we are not at war with anyone. a statement he has to retract hours later since the white house just sent a war authorization to congress and is in the midst of a bombing campaign in iraq and syria not to mention afghanistan. on top of that the state department has been relentlessly questioned over the last 48 hours after deputy press secretary marie harf seemed to suggest that the key to ending the terror threat is to create more jobs in the middle east. as if walmart could make a real difference in syria. here is the president just a couple o

i'm shannon bream in tonight for megyn kelly. on the first big night of the unofficial kickoff to the 2016 gop campaign for president thousands of conservative activists, lawmakers and party leaders are gathered just outside washington, d.c. for the conservative political action conference or cpac as it's been called, the silent primary where some hopefuls explode on the scene and others fail to find their spark. today, three of the party's potential front runners did their best to fire up the crowd. >> there's not a single democrat here. it's almost like cpac invited benjamin netanyahu to speak. the biggest divide we have in this country it's not between republicans and democrats. the biggest divide we have in this country is between career politicians in washington and the american people. >> i'm ready for a country that puts our constitution on the top shelf. i'm for putting our health care in our hands and not in the hands of some bureaucrats, for balancing our budgets, for a fair taxation system that allows us to get rid of

i'm megyn kelly. the white house meeting with muslim leaders just hours ago.fuses to tell the american people exactly which muslim leaders were there. why? second we just learned a key player in the coalition against isis bailed a month ago. a fact the administration misrepresented repeatedly. radical islam raised its head in a new and horrifying way this week when the terror group isis released video of a jordanian air force pilot locked in a cage and burned alive. so when the white house said the