mr. benson's theory. i therefore do not believe that this is a sharp enough breach with the past to give us any hope of success for the future. mr. nixon: disagree with senator kennedy insofar as his suggestions as to what should be done uh with re on the farm program. he has made the suggestion that what we need is to move in the direction of more government controls, a suggestion that would also mean raising prices that the consumers pay for products and imposing upon the farmers controls on acreage even far more than they have today. i think this is the wrong direction. i don't think this has worked in the past do not think it will work in the future. the program that i have advocated is one which departs from the present program that we have in this respect. it recognizes that the government has a responsibility to get the farmer out of the trouble he presently is in because the government got him into it. and that's the fundamental reason why we can't let the farmer go by himself at the present time.

mr. benson. i don't think it provides effective governmental controls. i think the price is tied to the market price of the last three years which is mr. benson's theory. i therefore don't believe this will give us any hope for the future. >> mr. nixon, comment. vice president nixon: i disagree with mr. kennedy in so far as what should be done for the farm program. he has made the suggest what we need is move in the direction of more government control, a suggestion that would also mean raising prices that the consumers pay for products and imposing upon the farmers controls on acreage even far more than they have to pay. i think this is the wrong direction. i don't think this has worked in the past. i do not think it will work in the future. the program i have advocated is one which departs from the present program that we have in this respect. it recognizes that the government has a responsibility to get the farmer out of the trouble he presently is in because the government got him into it and that's the fundamental reason why we can't let the farmer

and benson said, i knew jack kennedy, i worked with jack kennedy. and, mr. quayle, you're no jack kennedy. i know iphone 6, i've worked with iphone 6, you're no iphone 6, new 7? >> apple services aren't exactly services the way i like to define them and tend to divide them with other companies, which is to say they're not all recurring revenue in the sense people have signed up for something that gets charged every month. a lot of this is transactional revenue. this is people buying apps, buying extra content within games. all that gets lumped in under services along with things like icloud that people are paying monthly. with iphone 7 you're getting certain features like increased water resistance, different colors, this camera we haven't heard the full cape nlts of yet, there's been a lot of speculation that could be a big deal. i should mention there are reports coming out of the event now about the new watch. >> who's got the better services footprint, is it amazon, microsoft, apple? how do you rank them? >> amazon is at the top because they've got multi

benson of town hall.com and a.b. stoddard of real clear politics. guy, your thoughts on winners and losers last night? >> i do think overall the winner was mrs. clinton. although donald trump held his own early on for the first half hour or so. he was able to drive his message better than she was. she was sort of all over the place. some rehearsed canned line that didn't work quite as well for her. and he was saying she has been at this forever. 30 year politician, nothing changes. then i think she started needling him and baiting him and he took the bait. >> what were the things that seemed -- that she baited him on that seemed to work. >> talking about his business, talking about his wealth. what is he hiding. >> the tax return question. >> absolutely. he started getting very, very defensive. then there was the question about the race discrimination that she brought up at his business that he had to deal with, the birtherrism that whole exchange didn't go well. >> looked to me, a.b., that he had been trying before the debate or before this week to put that birtherrism issue behind him, but there it was again last night. >> but he hadn't bec

benson. all right. alan, i'll start with you because we have a lot of -- we have many new revelations here, and they all point to one thing. either mrs. clinton was not being honest, or as some would say, her critics would say, she is incompetent. she's somebody that wants to be the commander-in-chief, will be handling the most top secret information in the world, and even though james comey says anybody who is a reasonable person should have known better. >> i don't agree with those either/ors. number one, the fbi did not indict or did not recommend to indict. >> but he did say she did an extremely careless job with this and any reasonable person -- she was a cabinet secretary -- should have known better. >> number two is we have no new information here. this is what the fbi already did. >> i didn't know she had 13 devices plus five ipads. >> but this is everything the fbi already knew, and the fbi decided there was not enough here, that there's no precedent for going forward. this is basically a political witch hunt at this point. we just say trey gowdy, who had her in front of him for 11 hours and did a horrible job if he's trying

mr. scott, as i said, exited his vehicle, armed with a handgun, as the officers continued to yell at him to drop it. he stepped out, posing a threat to the officers, and then officer brently benson subsequently fired his weapon. >> reporter: officer benson, an african-american, was placed on administrative leave >> to meisha williams said she witnessed the shooting and took this video moments after the gun shots but her story is very different from what police say happened, including the race of the police officer. >> white cop with the bald head pulled up behind that man... unaudible. >> told him to get out, get your hand up, he got out, walked behind him with his hand up and the man shot him four times. when he got out of the car, the book fell off his lap. >> reporter: police say no book was recovered from the scene but that a handgun was recover. the descrepancies are only adding to the tension. the last night protesters clashed with police, throwing rocks, and bottles and damaging patrol cars. today both sides are calling for calm. some african-american community leaders in charlotte are calling instead for a economic boycott of the city. >>> meanwhile, family of the terenc

mr. scott, as i said, exited his vehicle armed with a handgun as the officers continued to yell at him to drop it. he stepped out posing a threat to the officers and officer brently bensons weapon striking the subject. the officers immediately requested medic and began performing cpr. medic responded and transported the subject to the scene -- to cmc where he later was succumb by his injuries. our detectives through their investigation recovered the firearm that the subject was holding in his hand when he got out of the vehicle. it was in very close proximity to the subject. as for our departmental protocol, officer vincent is being placed on administrative leave as we investigate this. as you know, there's a criminal track and a parallel investigative internal track to make sure none of our policies were violated along with none of our laws in the state of north carolina being violated as per the criminal investigation. yesterday evening about 7:00 p.m. the officers encountered protestors who were coming to protest the officer-involved shooting. about an hour later they saw -- we saw the crowd transition from protestors, demonstrators, which is legal, to more aggressiv

mr. scott, as i said, exited his vehicle armed with a handgun, as the officers continued to yell at limb him tp it. he stepped out posing a threat to the officers. and officer brently benson subsequently fired his weapon striking the subject. >> straight to charlotte now where cnn's ed lavandera is standing by live. very different versions of what ended up as a death. so how is the latest? the police version being received in charlotte, ed? >> reporter: well, that news is starting to trickle out throughout much of the city, but it is a, in stark contrast to what family members of mr. scott were saying yesterday. so it will be interesting to see how this plays out throughout the rest of the day as people hear about the police version of what happened in that apartment complex parking lot. officers were there to serve a warrant on a totally different person when they came into this shooting situation with mr. scott. so things clearly changed dramatically. we've learned a little bit about the officers. you heard the police chief there mention the officer is brently vincent. we've found a picture of him. we understand of officers here in charlotte aren't releasing much inform