mr. stone: governor, as you're well aware, the question of war and peace has emerged as a central issue in this campaign in the give and take of recent weeks. president carter has been criticized for responding late to aggressive soviet impulses, for insufficient build-up of our armed forces, and a paralysis in dealing with afghanistan and iran. you have been criticized for being all too quick to advocate the use of lots of muscle -- military action -- to deal with foreign crises. specifically, what are the differences between the two of you on the uses of american military power? gov. reagan: i don't know what the differences might be, because i don't know what mr. carter's policies are. i do know what he has said about mine. and i'm only here to tell you that i believe with all my heart that our first priority must be world peace, and that use of force is always and only a last resort when everything else has failed, and then only with regard to our national security. now, i believe also that

mr. stones advocates to a lo good job at revealing the small things he revealed, the telephone data program, 702 was the internet data collection, but they largely geomet or gloss over everything else that mr. snowden leaked. he leaked how the nsa spies on chinese governments and how it was spying on certain chinese companies that had ties to the chinese military. they overlook how the exposed what is called operation mystic, spying operations in iraq and afghanistan. they overlook how he exposed technical details of a specific spy ship, a spy vessel, that was working in various parts of the world to intercept data. the idea of pardoning someone who's leaks went far beyond anything of american civil liberties and was exposing the basic elements of signals intelligence -- which is what in a say is supposed to do, that is their job -- the idea of pardoning someone in that circumstance is ludicrous. amy: trevor timm? >> a couple of things. one thing we have to relies is the amount of documents as unreleased himselflf is zero. he gave these documents to some of the most respected journalists in

mr. stone: yes. president carter, both of you have expressed the desire to end the nuclear arms race with russia, but through vastly different methods. the governor suggests we scrap the salt ii treaty, which you negotiated in vienna, or signed in vienna, intensify the build-up of american power to induce the soviets to sign a new treaty, one more favorable to us. you, on the other hand, say you will again try to convince a reluctant congress to ratify the present treaty on the grounds it is the best we can hope to get from the russians. you cannot both be right. will you tell us why you think you are? pres. carter: yes, i'd be glad to. inflation, unemployment, the cities, all very important issues, but they pale into insignificance in the life and duties of a president when compared with the control of nuclear weapons. every president who has served in the oval office since harry truman has been dedicated to the proposition of controlling nuclear weapons. to negotiate with the soviet union a balance

mr. stone's appreciated the thoughtful points he raised on surveillance.ur tip of the day brought tears to my eyes. i'm rebounding from double lung surgery and will not give up though it's been a tough battle. keep fighting the good fight. i'm fighting for you. lisa, your tip was directed at me. i would not give up and finally got my book published. it's sold about 1 thoirks cousa copies so far. way to go, lisa. richard, beach lake, pennsylvania, just finished "killing the rising sun" i book. every college student should read it before rushing to moral judgment about their country. right on, rich. thank you for reading "killing the rising sun." >>> the factor tip of the day, politics and sports intertwined. as you may not san francisco quarterback colin kaepernick has become famous by disrespecting the national anthem before games. we've criticized kaepernick for doing that and i'm sending him a copy of "killing the rising sun." speaking on comedy central last night bill clinton threw kaepernick under the bench while responding to a question about why ther

mr. o., i'm sure you'll get grief for interviewing oliver stone.nd got him to open up. i didn't get heat. few folks never want to hear from those with whom they disagree, ever. most of the letters we got on oliver were positive, like this one. and scott jones, texas, whale my politics don't align with mr. stone's, i appreciated the pa t points. dean, you are tip of the day brought tears to my eyes. i'm rebounding for double lung surgery and will not give up. well, it's been a tough battle. keep fighting the good fight. i'm pulling if r you. lisa, woodland hills, california. your tip was directed at me. i would not give up and finally got my book published. it has sold about a thousand copies so far. the book is price and power of freedom. way to go, lisa. richard, beach leg, pennsylvania, just finished killing the rising sun, couldn't put it down, tremendously endorsing, every college student should read it before rushing to moral judgment about their country. right on, rich. thank you for reading killing the rising sun. >>> tip of the day, politic

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mr. stone's appreciated the thoughtful points he raised on surveillance.ebounding from double lung surgery and will not give up though it's been a tough battle. keep fighting the good fight. i'm fighting for you. lisa, your tip was directed at me. i would not give up and finally got my book published. it's sold about 1 thoirks cousa copies so far. way to go, lisa. richard, beach lake, pennsylvania, just finished "killing the rising sun" i book. every college student should read it before rushing to moral judgment about their country. right on, rich. thank you for reading "killing the rising sun." >>> the factor tip of the day, politics and sports intertwined. as you may not san francisco quarterback colin kaepernick has become famous by disrespecting the national anthem before games. we've criticized kaepernick for doing that and i'm sending him a copy of "killing the rising sun." speaking on comedy central last night bill clinton threw kaepernick under the bench while responding to a question about why there is so much hateful rhetoric in the usa these da

mr. stone's appreciated the thoughtful points he raised on surveillance.ip of the day brought tears to my eyes. i'm rebounding from double lung surgery and will not give up though it's been a tough battle. keep fightg g the good fight. i'm fighting for you. lisa, your tip was directed at me. i would not give up and finally got my book published. it's sold about 1 thoirks cousa copies so far. way to go, lisa. richard, beach lake, pennsylvania, just finished "killing the rising sun" i book. every college student should read it before rushing to moral judgment about their country. right on, rich. thank you for reading "killing the rising sun." >>> the factor tip of the day, politics and sports intertwined. as you may not san francisco quarterback colin kaepernick has become famous by disrespecting the national anthem before games. we've criticized kaepernick for doing that and i'm sending him a copy of "killing the rising sun." speaking on comedy central last night bill clinton threw kaepernick under the bench while responding to a question about why there is

mr. stone will be here. at a trump rally. >> everything that i'm wearing right down to the allen edmund shoes and union made underwear i will show you if you want is union made all the way through. >> i'm not that kind of party. >> we hope you stay tuned to those reports. you may have a right to vote on a plan to reorganize and pay claims in the garlock/coltec bankruptcy. garlock's and coltec's products were used in industrial and maritime settings, including where steam, hot liquid or acid moved in pipes. votes must be filed by december 9, 2016 call 844-garlock or go to garlocknotice.com try duo fusion!ing antacids? new, two in one heartburn relief. the antacid goes to work in seconds... and the acid reducer lasts up to 12 hours in one chewable tablet. try new duo fusion. from the makers of zantac. >>> campaign, 2016 segment tonight, new polling. cbs now has a tie 42% for clinton and trump and two other candidates at 12%. mrs. clinton is up by 2%. likely voters is the most important. just released fox news

you've talked with people, you've talked with mr. stone. you know what you're doing so next door is zentock, defense. that's where you'll be working. and over here we have rock, our offense. and i move between the two we run a tight ship here son. yes sir. one of the great things about your job and for us as viewers is thinking about yourself youre so ill- suited and youre wearing the skin for a while. what do you think, could you do it? no. i dont think so. i dont know maybe, there character that i play is a patriot. he believes very strongly in what he is doing for his country. so you know there are parts that connected me i was able to tap into that. i dont know if it would be my dream job. so edward snowden, how do you think history will look back on him? history? i dont have the magic eight ball. but i think thats what is great like a film like this. it opens up everyone to their own opinions. it creates a discord that is really subjects like this because everyone gets to have their own opinions on it and thats what is great about it.

mr. stone's -- mr. i got my first loan for a motorcycle when i was 20 years old and i have been a happy customer for over 20 years and i have been frustrated with wells fargo because of the new website and i voiced that and i think part of this come i think you need to do something about it because the transparency in the website right now, i cannot find some of my accounts. i think at this point, there needs to be a time when you can give customers confidence through the website to make sure that every account can be seen because i have notices all the sudden of accounts i did not recognize because i did not see them on a daily basis. i found them after i called wells fargo and talk to them. -- your story you is remarkable. you came from a dairy farm in minnesota. i grew up on a dairy farm still part of our family farming operation and i am curious to know what you would do today if you had taken a different path and be a dairy farmer in minnesota and you have been trying to buy land and you are trying

. >> mr. stone stated that his knowledge about upcoming leaks of additional illegally hacked documents, has the fbi asked about those mutations? >> i also cannot comment on that. >> because of the nine going investigation. >> i don't want to confirm whether there is or is not it investigation, that's that's how i answer the question. >> they knowledge and public statements and testimony that it was acknowledged that it was investigating secretary clinton's use of private email service service and that was while the investigation was still ongoing, now you can't comment on whether there is investigation. is there different standard for secretary clinton and donald trump, if not way is a consistent standard? >> our standard is we do not confirm or deny the existence of investigation for the exception for that is when there's a need for the public to be reassured that when it's apparent given the activities and public activities at the investigation is ongoing. our overwhelming rule rule is that we do

mr. trump tear down this stone wall. >> don, if i could -- and i want answer your dr. oz question. but i want to fix this melania issue. she's an extremely bright, caring compassionate person. she got a b1-b 2 visa, she became permanent and got a green card because of her extraordinary talent as a model and businesswoman. >> is that someone other than a trump attorney? >> that's her immigration history. >> it doesn't hold up. i worked at the i.n.s. and those pieces of disclosure do not add up. i'm sorry. she was not an internationally renowned model. the visa category of extraordinary talent does not apply to her. this was a category that is even called the einstein category. as wonderful as she might be, she does not fit into that category. there are huge questions even from what she said, having to go back to slovenia to renew her visa, you don't do that. so there are huge questions revolving here and people need to understand the truth -- >> talk about trafficking and conspiracy theories. >> especially coming from donald trump who has made immigration and enforced the immigratio

stone. >> sources say mr. a malaise affecting the nation. >> this is an abc news special report. >> 15 seconds, sir. >> stand by. >> good evening. i want to speak to you first tonight about a subject even more serious than energy or inflation. it is a crisis of confidence. for the first time in the history of our country a majority of our people believe that the next five years will be worse than the past five years. too many of us now tend to worship self-indulgence and consumption. human identity is no longer defined by what one does but by what one owns. >> so the president has concluded his speech. what a remarkable speech it was. almost a sermon. >> after he gets a bump in the polls. people are like, hey, this is good. then the op-eds begin to drip in. >> i think the president and his advisers are making a mistake if they think out there in the country people think there is a crisis of confidence in themselves. they feel there is a crisis of confidence in the president. >> it was analysis of the speech th

mr. ren nalds, are you aware of allegations by bob hester of misconduct among employees at yellow stone national park. ? >> yes. >> in an article published just before labor day weekend, mr. hester alleges that there was sexual harassment and exploitation as well as retaliation by supervisors at yellow stone, the article mentions allegations also financial misconduct, you know, who is currently investigating these allegations? >> the ig, inspector general. >> have they begun interviewing witnesses? >> the last information, as i understand, is they have not, but they have an arrival date of september 27th in the park. >> when was the outside investigator scheduled to begin interviewing? >> i had a first phone call around september 3rd, and i believe the following week, the week of the fifth superintendent dan wade began to put together the right mechanisms to bring an independent investigation team. >> one of the things that concerns me, mr. chairman, about this is that in instances where the superintendent of a park is not implicated in the charges or the allegations of sexual misconduct and the

. >> but the thing is that, you know, oliver stone the filmmaker russia nine times to meet mr. snowden about the script. so they brought me on the fourth or fifth trip. >> seth: so they had done a few test runs. >> yeah. >> seth: and when you first sat down with him. what was the first thing -- did he have any questions for you? >> yeah, you know. the first thing he asked me, he was like maybe you can settle a dispute between me and lindsay. i met with him and his long time girlfriend lindsay mills played in the movie shailene woodley. >> seth: shailene, who's great. >> thank you. of shailene. [ light laughter ] i'll tell her that you thought she was great. >> seth: but when she says, you're welcome, that's for me. >> i'll let her know, i mean i'll let you know what she says. but yeah ed was like you can settle a dispute between me and lindsay. is it hit record or hit record which, you know, is this company i started it's like this play on words. i was like you know about hit record? hit record, it's both actually, man and thank you. >> seth: when you say it to edward snowden y

oliver stone wants that to him. mr. obama can pardon him and we hope so. we hope mr. d he sees the way. do you support oliver stone? >> i don't care one way or another about oliver stone. >> no pardon for snowden? >> no, i believe he's a traitor. the information he gave -- even if he thought he was acting in the best interests of the country, he could have gone through a whistle-blower is, and other channels, he took our secrets and transmitted them to other countries. terrorists are changed how they operate based on the fact they have learn how we track them. they know how many lives are lost and we'll never know. >> we're only going to see one side of it. >> it's the thing. people think that movies are reality. movies aren't reality and hollywood loves honoring people like fidel castro. they embrace this. movies are made to make money. they are not a factual documentary and the public gobbles it up thinking this is the way it really happened. >> snowden opens it up. i got a feeling he's not going to be visiting. judge, thank you for joining us today. go see "sully".

knowingly and deliberately withheld that nchings from congress for four months and stone walled the entire investigation. mr. koskinen testified under oath four times before congress during that four month period saying he would turn over all of lerner's emails, making no mention of the fact that the bulk of them had been, quote, ost. mr. koskinen swore under oath that the bulk of the backup tapes was unrecoverable. the inspector germ found 700 of those emails had not been erased and were recoverable. john koskinen then failed to protect citizens against the same type of future discrimination. a report found no significant measures had been implemented under mr. koskinen's watch to make sure that civil servants in the i.r.s. don't unlawfully target americans based on religious or political views. this entire matter is counter that everything a republic like ours is meant to be. and we are fundamentally predicated on the rule of law and there are very few things that break faith with the american people or undermines their trust in their government more than witnessing those that witness the sacred flexibili

made the amazing cake, left no stone unturned, even took care of the wedding license, on her 21stbirthday seven years to the day since their first data bean a became mrs. brian, hooked up to iv's, were moved to tears. >> it's hard. it's not fair. we all feel that way. she's too young. and it's not fair. >> you just can't really give up. you just have to keep looking forward. >> she's certainly up against the odds. but, she wants to be one of those miracles that beats the odds. >> i could have six mondays year, years, i don't know. there is no reason to think or fret over it. no one really knows when it's their time. >> how is that for a perspective check, whatever all of us are up against. sabrina will need to deliver her baby early to start chemo. we hope you find inspiration in her positive attitude. he was going to do you alone in the dark trapped under a train. wait until you see how he is rising on prosthetic legs in ways he never would have with his own legs. the man convinced he was going to lose his own life is changing lives with the mark kalina foundation, his rising spirit is catching onsetting more paraplegics on their own paths to rise ab

wouldn't it kill two birds with one stone if they jogged down west 140th to the elementary school where they praped to mr. years? one reason the district says was the size of the athletes and theiar at the time found yellow buses took football players to every game we checked. the perry football team made it just fine to chagrin falls. same true for normandy at bay and ditto at avon lake where amherst players road a yellow bus. north ridgeville and north olmstead same story. if the size of players and equipment is a concern, why in our review of charter bus use did we find them used for soccer, cross country and even sports physicals? there are some legitimate according to the district limits on the number of hours a bus driver can drive on a given day, overtime and a shortage of yellow buses at peak times. if there is a shortage, it didn't show at the district's bus depot on harvard exact whether i when the marshall kids got on charter buses. there are plenty of buses ready to go and backup drivers, too. exactly the same was true at the other garage on st. clair. back to the field at marshall. the distr

mr. trump is still right there. there was a saying when i was growing up. sticks and stonesay break my bones, but names will never hurt me. well, names do hurt, and women are paying attention to this. but i don't think the democrats should get too full of themselves on this, because believe it or not, some women did vote for mr. trump in that primary, and some women are still going to vote for him in the general, even if this defies logic, it is going to happen. it's about turnout. >> and the washington republicans are begging the trump campaign to get away from this stuff and forget about the bill clinton of the 1990s. >> they are begging for him to do this, but the idea is that he's a candidate who has shown that he's going to do what he wants to do. that's part of why his base loves him so much. he's not politically correct. the idea is that after the debate, and people knowing he called her ms. piggy, he went on fox news and said she did have a weight problem. he's not saying hey, you know i don't know this woman and i'm sorry. he can't even apologize. there's none of th

mr. tesoro is a fine architect with imagination and spirit. the clubhouse has a magnificent stone on to describe the building. it has magnificent porches. i recommend to anyone who may need the services of a topnotch architect. >> at one point, he thought you did a good job. >> that was in 2006. that letter was written and that was just after the project was completed, so. >> did he pay you on time? >> no, he didn't. he paid partially on the way, and then the project snowballed over a four-year period. and our role in the project snowballed as well. we became very much involved in interior design and construction stage work. we made several supplemental agreements as we went along and many of those agreements at the end were not honored. >> do they still owe you money and how much? >> i would not expect to be paid at this point, ten years later. mr. trump had his chance ten years ago to pay his bill. it was a considerable sum of money in excess of $100,000 that we were left short at the end of the project. >> have you ever, since then, talked to him face to face? >> i spoke, you s

mr. assange if we can't interview him. >> reporter: late today, the clinton campaign responded to assange's threat, accusing donald trump's associate roger stone of colluding. >>> the office of personnel management ignored basic required security controls and failed to recognize the abilities of the enemy. the opm says it does not agree with much of this report. >>> senior pentagon officials say a russian jet buzzed a u.s. navy spy plane today over the black sea. the official tells fox the su-27 russian plane came within ten feet of the american plane, almost colliding. russia's defense ministry says the u.s. plane was flying with its transponder off. u.s. officials said it's not required for military aircraft to have the transponder turned on. this adds to other recent buzzings of u.s. aircraft and ships by the russians. >>> we now know that the almost $2 billion payment to iran earlier this year by the obama administration was in cash. well, we do not know is why it took so long for the president's people to say so. tonight from the state department, james rosen has an update to a story he first brought you last month. >> reporter: we have n

stone / director of "snowden" "the united states government developed and deployed a massive global surveillance system without democratic consent and there was one person who revealed that and that was mr. snowden and he did so with conviction and love of country."joseph gordon-levitt stars in the film, "snowden," which releases in theaters this weekend. i'm andrew spencer, fox six news. civil rights groups like amnesty international and the a-c-l-u obama to pardon snowden. they're planning to hold a news conference in new york later this morning at 10 a-m. the latest i-phone isn't even in store yet. ahead on wake up --- just how many have been sold. and the iron horse hotel is celebrating a big birthday. after the break how you can get in on the fun. and carl has a preview of bug russ feingold: so, what do you girls want to be when you grow up? girl 1: i want to be an astronomer. girl 2: i want to be a doctor! russ feingold: do you think you should be paid the same as boys? girl 1: definitely. russ feingold: well, i raised my two girls right here, and they agree with you - and so do i. unfortunately, in wisconsin, a lot of women make less than men doing the same job. i'll work for equ

mr. president, this past week your secretary of the army, michael stone, said he had no plans to abide by a ongressional mandate to cut us forces in europe from 150 to 100 thousand by the end of september 1996. now, why, almost 50 years after the end of world war ii, and with the total collapse of the oviet union, should american taxpayers be taxed to support rmies in europe when the europeans have plenty of money to do it for themselves? >> well, sander, that's a good question, and the answer is: for 40-some years we kept the peace. if you look at the cost of not keeping the peace in europe, it would be exorbitant. e have reduced the number of troops that are deployed and going to be deployed. i have cut defense spending. and the reason we could do that is because of our fantastic success in winning the cold war. we never would have got there if we had gone for the nuclear freeze crowd; we never would have got there if we had listened to those that wanted to cut defense spending. i think it is important that the us stay in europe and continue to guarantee the peace. we simply cannot pull

mr. assange if we can't interview him. >> reporter: late today, the clinton campaign responded to assange's threat, accusing donald trump's associate roger stone of colluding. >>> the office of personnel management ignored basic required security controls and failed to recognize the abilities of the enemy. the opm says it does not agree with much of this report. >>> senior pentagon officials say a russian jet buzzed a u.s. navy spy plane today over the black sea. the official tells fox the su-27 russian plane came within ten feet of the american plane, almost colliding. russia's defense ministry says the u.s. plane was flying with its transponder off. u.s. officials said it's not required for military aircraft to have the transponder turned on. this adds to other recent buzzings of u.s. aircraft and ships by the russians. >>> we now know that the almost $2 billion payment to iran earlier this year by the obama administration was in cash. well, we do not know is why it took so long for the president's people to say so. tonight from the state department, james rosen has an update to a story he first brought you last month. >> reporter: we have n

stone" magazine. look at that face, would anyone vote for that? could you imagine that, the face of our next president. mr. trump later said he was talking about your persona and not your appearance. please feel free to respond what you think about his persona. >> it's interesting to me mr. trump said he heard mr. bush very cloearly and what mr. bush said. i think women across this country heard very clearly what mr. trump said. >> i think she's got a beautiful face and i think she's a beautiful woman. >> what have you taught or what has he learned from that moment that will make him different tonight? >> i think what you're seeing tonight, mr. trump will be very focused. i think he knows exactly what he wants to tell the american people. that is that he's ready to be commander in chief right now. eight years of the country going in the wrong direction and mr. trump has take on the better direction. i think you'll see him remarkably focused for the evening. >> is this the night? do you think, we always talk about the hype in politics. i don't think there is any. i think this is the moment that this is don

juan: oliver stone, your reaction to hillary as well as donald trump has raised the possibility of execution for edward snowden. >> well said by sarah. when mrsinton said "into the wrong hands," she honestly meant the russians -- obviously meant the russians. she misses the point that no spy gives his story to the newspapers for free -- just what he did. we show it very clearly in the hong kong hotel room. on top of it -- juan: and turned over all of the records to the journalists and did not keep any. , delete all of the information he has. he says, i have no more information. i am traveling with no baggage. he had no exit plan. he wanted just to get this information out. basically, everything. he felt like it was over with his life. he was willing to accept arrest or death. it was over. that is the point of that scene. he deletes it. it is your responsibility now. juan: you mentioned during the break, snowden has quite a bit of support among more libertarian republicans as well. >> when you show the scene of joe and shailene walking in front of the white house, his early views were very libertarian -- ed's views. in the point is, many repub

mr. trump has taken it on. one out of 40 he had a problem with. no man should ever make those comments but those in glass houses shouldn't throw stones and this cookieckly as we find out more about her history, her past. we've already talked about a judge that she threatened in mexico, playboy magazine, and she has a problem with a reality show and slept one of her house mates. >> you're going to trash her? >> are you blaming the victim, scottie? >> thank you. >> she's sitting here saying i will not take this abuse because she was called one name. get over it. let's look at the life of your actions and you're saying that you want to be an example for women growing up but look at the actions you've had even recently and that's why i think this cookies going to crumble and i would not suggest the hillary clinton campaign continue to promote this unless we want to bring everything else. >> go ahead, hillary. >> she herself said that she is not a -- an angel, so whatever she has done in her life is absolutely irrelevant. she's not running for president. what donald trump is doing is about setting an example about the way he talks to women, about the way

an interview last week in "ronald stone," donald trump said, look at that face, would anyone vote for that? could you imagine that, the face of our next president? mr. trump said he was talking about your persona, not your appearance. what you to respond think about his persona. it's interesting to me. mr. trump said he heard mr. bush very quick -- very clearly. i think women all over this country heard clearly what mr. trump said. [applause] >> i think she's got a beautiful face, and i think she's a beautiful woman. host: as you look at that moment, is it likely that something like that could happen between hillary clinton and donald trump? brett: i don't know if it will be over hillary clinton's beauty, but it may the over her personality. in 2008 when she ran against barack obama, her personality came up, and barack obama will famously said, you are likable enough. that is still a question mark. certainly, he has made her stamina and issue in this campaign, and he seemed to question whether she had the appearance to be president of the united states. people asked, is it a matter of looksee echo it would be a mistake for him to bring that up. the

stone. >> do you think he'll get a pardon? does he really think he will? >> well, i think he deserves one, and i hope he does, but the odds are long with mr. obama. two central truths that emerged from the movie in my opinion are the fact is that the united states government developed and deployed a massive global surveillance system without democratic consent. and it was one person who revealed that. that was mr. snowden. and he did so with conviction and with love country. >> i want to just quickly ask you about the u.s. election and russia. what do you make, for instance, of donald trump inviting the russians to hack into whatever servers in the united states and try, quote-unquote to find hillary clinton's missing e-mails. you remember when he said that. >> yeah. >> what do you make of russia in this election, including russia being accused and suspected of hacking into the american political system and potentially subverting the election process in the united states? >> i think it's a great fiction and it serves a purpose to disguise what's really going on. the intelligence experts that i have talked to have indicated to me that it's probabl