i'm arthel neville. i'll see you alongside eric shaw. >>> welcome to the "journal editorial report." i'm paul gigot. the republican presidential hopefuls squared off in the debate. while there were 11 candidates on the main stage at the reagan library on wednesday, most had a common goal, taking on frontrunner donald trump. >> mr. trump, we don't need an apprentice in the white house. we have one right now. >> the one guy that had some special interest that i know of that tried to get me to change my views on something that was generous and gave me money was donald trump. he won a casino gambling in florida. >> i think women all over this country heard very clearly what mr. trump said. >> according to the panel this week, wall street journal columnist dan henninger and dorothy labinowitz, let's start with you. you saw everyone trying to take on donald trump. did they succeed in taking him down a peg? >> i think the unexpected benefit of having donald trump in this race is he is forcing all of his rivals

william neville and mrs. connie neville. mr. jeffrey gettysburg.or bob corker and miss emily corker. mr. david taylor and mrs. marcia taylor. the honorable sonja stottlemyre and judge josh colton. mr. darren walker and mrs. spencer. mr. robert eiger's. mr. rick stangl's and mrs. mary stangl's. the honorable jacob liu and dr. ruth schwartz. mr. mark zuckerberg and miss priscilla chan. the honorable henry olson junior and mrs. wendy holsten.

william neville and mrs. connie neville. mr. jeffrey gettysburg and mr.ndy. >> maybe a little. >> senator bob corker and miss emily corker. mr. david taylor and mrs. marcia taylor. the honorable sonia sotomayor and judge josh colton. mr. darren walker and mrs. spencer. mr. robert eigers. mr. rick stangls and mrs. mary stangls. the honorable jacob liu and dr. ruth schwartz. mr. mark zuckerberg and miss priscilla chan. the honorable henry olson jr. and mrs. wendy holsten. senator maria cadwell and mr. griffin plays. the honorable john podesta and mrs. podesta. the honorable debbie wasserman schultz. the honorable josh earnest and mrs. josh earnest. mr. david mark rubinstein and mrs. alice rubinstein. mr. reed hastings and mr. ted jr. mr. jake tapper and mrs. jennifer tapper. mr. james marin and mr. jack marin. mrs. amy cunningham and mr. ed cunningham. mr. wade and mrs. lorna. mr. john penn. the honorable dianne feinstein and mr. richard. >> pardon me? i think the importance of tonight's dinner is to welcome the president of the largest country in the world

i'm arthel neville. >> good to see you. and i'm gregg jarrett in for eric. mrs. clinton also picking up endorsement of new hampshire senator jeanne shaheen. at the very same time, look at this, a new poll showing she's trailing bernie sanders in the granite state as his campaign continues to gain steam. here it is. the poll finds bernie sanders leading mrs. clinton by nine points, that's 41% to 32%. kristen fisher is live in washington with more on this story. hi, kristen. >> hey, good morning. so, you know, most of the republican presidential candidates are laying low this labor day weekend but not hillary clinton. today she starts a two-day swing through iowa where she is expected to focus on her plan to raise wages for middle class families and yesterday she was in new hampshire where she picked up an endorsement from the state's senior senator democrat jeanne shaheen but, you know, no matter where she goes, questions about her private e-mail server continue to follow her. yesterday we learned clinton personally paid a staffer to maintain staffer in her home,

i'm arthel neville. >> always good to see you and hello, everyone. i'm eric shawn. mrs. clinton has said that the deleted personal e-mails that she sent and received as secretary of state, that she deleted ones like her yoga lesson, details for chelsea's wedding and arrangements for funeral plans for her mother. turns out that deleting e-mails is not same as wiping a server clean. >> kristen fisher live in washington with more on these new revelations. kristen? >> reporter: well, this is northern because it's the strongest indication so far that dlinton's deleted e-mails could be recovered. "washington post" is reporting the denver-based technology company that managed clinton's private server is saying it has no knowledge of the server ever being wiped clean, but even if it was wiped clean it appears who did it did not do a very good job, according to an intelligence source familiar with the ongoing investigation who has the fbi investigators remaining confident they will be able to recover the deleted e-mails. you have to keep in mind there's a big difference between d

well, obama, i think, is pretty much like neville chamberlain. he's expecting to sign a peace agreement with the monster and we are all going to pay for it own the road once the ink is signed. the -- 1938 agreement lasted one year. war started in 1939. i think everyone here who are listening will pay a terrible price for what the democrat party has done and obama with israel and it's going to bury our country. host: more of your calls ahead. can you see we have been showing you the scene of reporters gathering waiting to hear from house speaker john boehner. about a half-hour we'll get to the house floor. they'll gavel in and begin consideration shortly thereafter. the rule for debate on three measures, the three pieces to the iran nuclear deal. remember they had originally, house had originally planned to take up a resolution of disapproval. that was changed yesterday. house rules met yesterday evening. so the plan is seven hours of debate on three separate measures. one would say that the president, administration, had not submitted enough info

this is the original letter that neville chamberlain brought home.is is the letter signed by neville chamberlain that he wrote to the hitler youth where he explained to the hitler youth that he had just met with their leader, and their leader wanted as much peace as neville chamberlain and the west did. upon his return the masses cheered as chamberlain stepped from his plane and announced peace in our day. but just as it was then it is now, a lie. there cannot be peace with anyone who chants for death of the jew. there can be no peace with people who chant for death of anyone. chamberlain's accord only gave evil more time uncontested to build the nazi war machine and genocide machine. peace in our day was the lie that hitler gave to the west. and it is the lie of the ayatollahs today. and today our acceptance of this lie is made out of ignorance, out of wishful thinking, out of desperation, out of party politics, or at worst collusion. frankly, it does not matter which it is. what matters is today the world must hear someone say this is a false premi

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the hitler youth that he had just met with their leader and their leader wanted as much peace as neville chamberlain and the west did. >> as president of the united states, were i there or any sane person be president of the united states, this is not tough at all. >> only in an orwellian obama world, full of fairy dust born from atop his unicorn as he is peeking through a kaleidoscope, would he see safety for america or israel in this treaty. >> we need to echo, never forget, never forget, never forget, never forget, never forget, never forget! >> in a lot of ways, today's rally was a throwback to the classic tea party protests of 2009 and 2010 complete with t-shirts calling obama various contradictory names and clever second amendment themed tank tops. given the iran deal focus, we got to see #jewish lives matter, ask god, and obama/hillary/kerry fulfilling hitler's dreams. a day after ted cruz found himself overshadowed, today was supposed to be his time to shine preaching to the choir. >> it is worth remembering if this deal goes through, we know to an absolute certainty, people will

those were adolf hitler himself, frame minister delallitie and prim minister neville chamber lynn. , the agreement was that nazi germany would be given control of the german-speaking portion of czechoslovakia known by some as the sudatan land. in return, hitler agreed to stop his advance and not to make war. against the backdrop of all of germany's aggression to date of its violations of the versailles treaty, he gave his solemn assurance in writing that there would be no more expansionist activity. we all know that upon his return to london, chamberlain announced triumphantly that there would be peace for our time. the bold headline across the top of the daily express displayed the word "peace" with an exclamation mark. of course, a number of wise people immediately saw the false dream for what it was. soon after winston churchill rose in passionate opposition on the floor of commons. he first made it clear that he held the opponents of the agreement in high personal regard, as many of my colleagues have also done already during this debate. then he launched into a scathing denuncia

i'm arthel neville. now back to a special edition of on the record.oggen to foxnews.com for the latest. >> political outsiders like donald trump, carly fiorina and dr. ben carson must be doing something write -- right as their drastic rise in the polls continue. how are they addressing outsiders like donald trump taking the lead in polls? >> you dare take a swipe at trump? he doesn't seem to take the first swipe. you take the first swipe at him he is going to nuke. >> you listen. bottom line is this isn't about donald trump this is about me. i have taken a position with the media marco rubio has done the same thing. i'm not going to answer every single thing donald trump says. >> negotiator. this is not a guy who is a conservative. >> are you an insider or outsider? how do you see yourself? >> well, greta, you i see myself as sort of the son of a mailman that was always taught that you stand up for what you believe in, make the place where you are a little place for the fact that you were there. >> and the "on the record" political panel is back, form

i'm arthel neville. get you back now to "hannity." the latest log on the foxnews.com. >>> welcome back to "hannity." earlier today kentucky county clerk kim davis was released from jail. she had been behind bars for six days after refusing to issue marriage licenses to same sex couples. standing by is our own shannon bream. >> she was overcome with emotion as she thanked the hundreds to gather to support her today. shortly after the judge set her free, but not without conditions. federal judge david bunning warned davis that if she interfered with her deputy clerks' efforts to issue marriage licenses she could again be facing jail. while she's been in jail, her deputies have been issuing licenses to all couples, altering them so that rowan county rather than davis' name appeared on the document. her legal team says that is not good enough. >> whether her name son it or not, it's under her authority. if we say the clerk of row wan county, we know that clerk is kim davis. she cannot allow her name to be associated with something that co

." >> and i'm molly line in for or they will neville. joining us dr. david samadi, chairman and professor of urology at lennox hill hospital and chief of robotics surgery. >> and dr. marc sgeel, professor of medicine at nyu's langone medicine and author of "the secret code, unlocking the sacred code of sickness and health." >> scientists say they have discovered a blood test that can detect breast cancer dna months, they say, before it will show up on medical scans. dr. siegel, can you get this now, and how important is this? >> can you not get this now. it's in early stages of research, but the research is extremely promising. it's coming out of london this study. they looked at 55 people, and they first analyzed the dna, eric, that was abnormal, in the tumor itself. they took early tumors, and they said here's what the mutations are because all cancer has mutations. it has dna that went awry. the cell's machinery is going awry and that's why you get this rapidly growing tumor so they isolated it, which is expensive, and then created a blood test to f

was able to get the memme medication 67 not everyone in congress sees planned parenthood as a ba nevillewant organization but health clinics provide abortions violating the religious beliefs of some members and the comfort after others after video surfaced purportedly exposing planned parent high executives openly discussing the sale of fetal tissue for profit. >> reporter: many in congress are incensed and threaten to go cut the more than 450 million in federal funding for the therein igz, also demanding answers from the president of planned parent hood appearing before a congressional committee. >> the outrageous accusations leveled against planned parenthood based on heavily doctored videos are offensive and categorically untrue. >> the taxpayers have a right to know how this money is being spent. >> absolute. >> i. >> if tack bayer dollars are being used to free up services that he provide that are ab rents. >> reporter: but others in congress say the hearing is nothing more than political theater. and an attack on women's reproductive choices that has been going on since abortion wa

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will it set him apart from the >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm arthel la neville. jerry brown now declaring a state of emergency amid al fogs-moving wild fire. 100 miles west of sacramento. four firefighters suffering second degree burns while battling the fire in lake county. numerous homes destroyed and thousands of people are evacuating to safer grounds. the fire exploding inside, scorching 40,000 acres, it remains 0% contained. in other news, the death toll now climbing after a riot at an oklahoma prison. four inmates dead and five others hurt. that's according to to the company who owns the facility. prison staff got control after about 40 minutes, no word yet on what caused that riot. see you at the top of the hour with eric sean. top of the hour. >>> welcome to "the journal." editorial report. i'm paul. the obama administration announced thursday that the united states is prepared to take in at least 10,000 syrian refugees in the next year. a small fraction of the group flooding into europe. that news comes as the white house says it has deep concerns about

." >> and i'm arthel neville. welcome. joining susdr. david samadi, chairman and professor of urology at lenox hill hospital and chief of robotic surgery. >> and dr. marc siegel professor at langone medical center and author of "the inner pulse, "unlocking the secret code of sickness and health" which is what we do every sunday. >> great to see you both. >> this is a great topic we're starting with. we'll begin today with a ground breaking new study recommending that doctors take a more aggressive approach to treating blood pressure. right now guidelines suggest that the systolic pressure on the top number of 150 to 160 is a good target, but this study recommending that doctors try to keep that number under at least 120, especially in people over the age of 50. dr. samadi, you're up first, what do you think about this approach? >> big news. huge news for medical community and for patients out this. this was on the cover of "new york times" and "wall street journal" which is extremely rare to see this on the front cover. spent clinical tr

will it set him apart from the >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm arthel la neville. now declaring a state of emergency amid a

. >> you compare obama's iran deal to neville chamberlain appeasing hitler in mune anything 1938.eally? >> yes. >> larry: that is bull [bleep]. jon was right. okay. so you are going to open with linking obama to hitler, that's how you are opening it. billy joel doesn't open with "piano man" did i just link piano man to hitler? sorry, billy joel. all right, but maybe it got better from there. what else did cheney have to say. >> we did a lot to limit nuclear proliferation in the region when you interest mr. opinions but the centrifuges went from 0 to 5,000. >> they may well but that happened on obama watch, not on ours. >> no, no, no, by 2005 they were at 5,000 -- >> no, no, no, no. no, not-- hold on a second, a few things here, number one, you just got caught in a lie, okay. number two, you didn't even act caught. you acted like we're in some sort of abusiveship where lying is to be expected, right. whatever, baby, you knew i lied when you started going with me. what? go get me some courvoisier. and number three, and probably the most important, if chris wallace hadn't called you

. >> live from america's news headquarters, i am air they -- arthel -nevil. she is freed after refusing to issue licenses to same-sex mairnls. the judge said he released her because her staff started issuing licenses again. there is no word when davis will return to work. davis refused to issue marriage licenses since the supreme court legalized the gay marriage in june. hillary clinton says she is sorry on tuesday during an interview on abc news. she is uh apologizing for discussing business over her private e-mail account. it is a 180 for the democratic front runner. just last week she refused to apologize on nbc. now clinton is acknowledging she should have separated work and play. >> i should have used two accounts one for perm and one for work-related e-mails. that was a mistake. i'm sorry for that. i take responsibility. and i am trying to be as transparent as i possibly can. >> the city of baltimore could officially approve a settlement with freddie gray's parents today. baltimore agreeing to pay out nearly $6.5 million. it has almost been five months

. >> i'm arthel neville.he news this hour, a major announcement from police on the search for three suspects accused in a shooting death of a police officer in illinois. the significant new evidence that investigators are now combing through. >>> europe's heartbreaking migrant crisis shows no end in sight as hundreds of thousands of asylum seekers are risking everything, traveling across the continent anywhere they can in search of safety and freedom. >>> plus, a republican congressman calling out donald trump. why he says the republican frontrunner is acting like a

being likened to nevill chamberlain. sound familiar? the conservative national review magazine in may of 1987 had a cover with the title "reagan's suicide pact." president reagan eventually agreed but then secretary of state schultz -- with then- secretary of state schultz that arms control would and improve national security. in december of 1987, reagan and gorbachev signed the intermediate-range nuclear forces treaty of, comightd the two super-- committing the two superpowers to eliminate all our conventional and ground-launched comistles with ranges of -- missiles with ranges of 50 to 500 meters. this was the first on-site negotiations for verification. do you know who coined the phrase "trust but verify"? it was op ronald reagan in his negotiations with the soviet union. it took five months after this agreement was reached for this chamber to vote 93-5 in favor of that treaty at a time when the democrats had a majority. i could go through the long list of democratic senators who supported president ronald reagan in his efforts to tr

derschwitz goes on to ask if we have learned nothing from north korea and from neville chamberlain. for those who the chamber who are not history buffs, let me explain how i interpret mr. derschwitz' question. in 1994, the united states and north korea agreed to a road map for the denuclearization of the korean peninsula. several rounds of six-party talks were held between 2003-2009. but north korea continues nuclear tests and -- pardon me. but north korea continues nuclear tests and ballistic missile launches. the president seems to be heading down a similar path with iran. as for neville chamberlain, he was the british prime minister when england entered into world war ii. he is best known for his policy of appeasing germany in advance of world war ii, signing the munich pact that gave part of then chief czechoslovakia to germany. germany avoided that pact and then invaded poland. should we really think that the supreme leader who calls us satan will abide by the deal? he does so by pointing out the enormous deal between the -- difference between the deal that dismantles iran's nu

. >> it's neville longbottom. >> would you like to deliver a message to him? >> please bring our jobs back. >> are you happy with the job congress is doing? >> not really. >> why? >> i'm not a big obama fan. >> and can you name a member of congress? >> i can't. member of congress. >> none? >> pretty bad, huh? hillary clinton. >> do you want my to name your representative? >> yeah. >> it's ashe catchum. >> would you like to deliver a message to him? >> ashe catchumm, i hope you will vote for donald trump. >> can you name a member of congress? >> a member of congress. i cannot even name our own state representative, so, no, i cannot. >> do you want me to look up the representative for you? >> will you please. >> >> it'skarl malone. >> could you please take into consideration your younger demographic when you're making decisions in congress. incurring debt, and that's not a way to enter society. education? >> i would allow for limb tohim to make a slam dunk on education. >> are you happy with the job >> kind of. they could be a little better. congress? >> no. >>

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and finally, they are preparing to run newspaper ads this month savaging ronald reagan as a new neville chamberlain, signing an accord with hitler, and protecting, quote, peace for our time. these were conservative republican critics of ronald reagan, who was negotiating with the soviet union to try to limit the spread of nuclear weapons being likened to neville chamberlain. sound familiar? the conservative national review magazine in may 1987 had a cover with the title, reagan's suicide pact. president reagan eventually agreed within secretary of state schultz that arms control could and would improve u.s. national security. in 1987, reagan and gorbachev signed the treaty, committing the two superpowers to eliminate all their nuclear ground launch and ballistic cruise missiles with ranges of 500 to 5500 kilometers. this treaty, the reagan-gorbachev treaty, was one of the first to rely on expensive on-site negotiations for verification. you remember who coined the phrase, trust but verify? it was ronald reagan. it has negotiations with the soviet union. it took five months after ronald

but it's interesting that neville i can't is not getting short tripped. from the vatican's point of view, there was a certain amount of concern that even though philadelphia was the main reason the pope was coming here, that with congress and with the u.n. competing that somehow philadelphia would be forgotten. it clearly has not been. >> greg, it's our understanding that this is the real reason why he came here, to speak to the festival of families, to talk to them about the importance of pointing a family, keeping it together. but also talked about the family of man. we've heard him talk a lot about the human fraternity and then he discussed globalization and if you would, explain exactly what he meant by globalization. >> he went off the cuff. that's the great thing when the pope gives a talk in spanish or in italian, he can go off the cuff and he often does. and the most lengthy area in which he did in this talk here was on globealization and he said it can be a good thing. it can be a bad thing. it's a bad thing if it's hike a home amongen jays proce

i'm arthel neville. welcome to a brand-new hour inside america's news headquarters. >> i'm eric shaun. topping the news this hour. >> a historic moment in cuba. pope francis arriving in havana a few hours ago on the first leg of his ten-day trip to the americas. we're live in cuba. >>> and the suspect in that serial freeway sniper shootings in phoenix appeared in court today. what he told the judge. plus this. >> don't you worry! we will be taking to the republicans just like we do -- >> democratic protesters crashing their own party's new hampshire state convention. why some democrats are frustrated with the party's leadership. >>> first we start with a campaign trail. the republican presidential candidates hoping a little postdebate momentum will carry them through another busy week on that campaign trail. eight of the gop hopefuls, including donald trump, mike huckabee, senator ted cruz, rallying likely caucus examiners at the faith and freedom festival in iowa. among the voters, a big bloc for the io

facebook page and i will see you back here each night for "on the record" at 7:00 >>> i'm arthel neville. welcome. >> i'm eric shaun. topping the news, the migrant crisis in europe is reaching even new levels. about 10,000 additional refugees have arrived in germany as the e.u. nations argue about how best to handle that influx of asylum seekers. >>> police in arizona make an arrest after a string of shootings along a phoenix highway. but this case may be far from solved. plus this. >> i don't think there is much of a gray area. >> that former tennis star wrestled to the ground as you can see in thisolice video. a case of mistaken identity. he's speaking out as we learn more about the officer who was involved in the take-down. >>> we begin with this fox news alert. announcing her retirement after winning the u.s. open title. she defeated fellow italian in straight sets at arthur ashe stadium in new york. the 33-year-old is now the oldest first time grand slam champion in the open era. the u.s. open will close out tomorrow with a blockbuster matchup number one seed taking on number two se

neville ♪ ♪ mr. jeffrey katzenburg ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ senator bob corker ♪ ♪ mr.twell ♪ ♪ the honorable mr. and mrs. john podesta ♪ ♪ mrs. wasserman-schultz ♪ ♪ mr. and mrs. joshua version ♪ ♪ mr. ennis says david rubenstein ♪ ♪ mr. hastings ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ mr. james murray ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the honorable dianne feinstein ♪ ♪ >> the importance of tonight's dinner is to welcome a the president of the largest country in the world. the pacific rim is the largest center of trade and commerce in the world today. working out a good relationship with china. >> [inaudible] >> i am delighted to be here. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> son the the menu items his wild mushroom soup with truffles and may lobster and for dessert poppyseed bread and butter pudding. chinese items is a wine is served with soup and sorbet part of the dessert course ♪ ♪ [inaudible conversations] ♪ ♪ >> the honorable brent scowcroft. >> how many state dinners had you been to? >> i do not want to do even count. [laughter] ♪ ♪ . . [inaudible conversations] >> an update, the chinese president is scheduled to arrive in just a

. >> i'm arthel neville. topping the news this hour, a major announcement from police on the search for three suspects accused in a shooting death of a police officer in illinois. the significant new evidence that investigators are now combing through. >>> europe's heartbreaking migrant crisis shows no end in sight as hundreds of thousands of asylum seekers are risking everything, traveling across the continent anywhere they can in search of safety and freedom. >>> plus, a republican congressman calling out donald trump. why he says the republican frontrunner is acting like a three-year-old. and that he doesn't belong in the white house. >>> first we start with a possible break. investigators may have a new lead in the search for those three suspects who horribly gunned down a police officer in illinois. they discovered what they call significant new evidence found yesterday at the scene where the fox lake lieutenant was killed on tuesday. police may also be getting their first look at the suspects thanks to

. >>> hello, i'm marcell neville. welcome to america's news headquarters. >> i'm eric shaun. topping the news this hour, questions about transparency dogging her campaign, hillary clinton telling "face the nation" if morning that she does promise to be more forthcoming. >> people have questions. i want to try to answer them. >> but did she really do that? we'll take a close look at her brand-new response about a question concerning benghazi. >>> the wildfire situation in california getting a lot worse. a new fire today claiming the life of another person and destroying ten more homes. we'll have a live report. >>> and pope francis visiting with fidel castro on day two of his historic trip to cuba, the communist dictator who once banned the church. we'll have the latest on their closed door meeting. >>> so we start with politics. a new poll is out following the second republican debate. enit shows carly fiorina's campaign is on the raise after her strong performance in wednesday's debate. fiorina now polling at 15% for second place, donald trump remains the front runner but hi

neville chamberlain, barack obama, take a look. >> the settlement of the check loslov loslovakiaen is only the preclude to a larger settlement in which all europe may find peace. >> this deal demonstrates that american diplomacy can bring about real and meaningful change. change that makes our country and the world safer and more secure. >> we regard the agreement signed last night in the anglo german naval agreement symbolic of the desire of our two peoples never to go to war again. >> peaceful resolution of conflict. leads to more integration into the global economy, more engagement with the international community. and the ability of the iranian people to prosper and thrive. >> we are determined to continue our efforts to remove possible sources of difference, and thus to contribute to assure the peace of europe. >> today's announcement marked one more chapter in this pursuit of a safer, and more helpful more hopeful world. >> the world is safer? i don't see it. >> no, it's not safer. one of the -- i want to come back to that agreement at one point here, too. one of the keys is, is

i'm arthel neville. >> good to see you. and i'm gregg jarrett in for eric. mrs.lso picking up endorsement of new hampshire senator jeanne shaheen. at the very same time, look at this, a new poll showing she's trailing bernie sanders in the granite state as his campaign continues to gain steam. here it is. the poll finds

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i'm arthel neville.nd-new hour inside america's news headquarters. >> i'm eric shaun. topping the news this hour. >> a historic moment in cuba. pope francis arriving in havana a few hours ago on the first leg of his ten-day trip to the americas. we're live in cuba. >>> and the suspect in that serial freeway sniper shootings in phoenix appeared in court today. what he told the judge. plus this. >> don't you worry! we will be taking to the republicans just like we do -- >> democratic protesters crashing their own party's new hampshire state convention. why som

i'm arthel neville. >> always good to see you and hello, everyone. i'm eric shawn. mrs.linton has said that the deleted personal e-mails that she sent and received as secretary of state, that she deleted ones like her yoga lesson, details for chelsea's wedding and arrangements for funeral plans for her mother. turns out that deleting e-mails is not same as wiping a server clean. >> kristen fisher live in

. >> you compare obama's deal to neville chamberlain and hitler in 1938. really? >> yes. when you look to the respect of the iranian deal, the only winner were the iranians who got everything they asked for. the losers are the united states, are the friends and allies of the united states in the region, israelis, saudis and others. the overall outcome, i think, will be the shift significantly to balance the power in that part of the world for the iranians. i think they will end up dominating, partly not because of the nuclear deal but because of the embargo and ballistic missiles and conventional weapons. so i think it's a major defeat in my mind in terms of the opposition in the region. >> but secretary of state kerry says if the u.s. backs out now, that our european allies in the u.n. will lift their sanctions and will be all alone. here's a clip. >> it is clear that if we reject this plan, the multi-lateral sanctions regime will start to unravel. the pressure on iran will-lesson and our negotiating leverage will diminish if not disappear. >> liz, kerry says that there'

vice president, in your book you compare obama's deal to neville chamberlain apiecing really? >> yes, if you look at what happened with respect to the iranian deal, the only winner are the iranians. they got everything they asked for. the losers are the united states, are the friends and allies of the united states, the israelis, saudis and others. the overall outcome will be to shift significantly the balance of power in that part of the world to the iranians. i think they'll end up dominating because of the nuclear deal and the lifting of the embargo and on conventional weapons. i think it's a big deal, a major major defeat in my mind in terms of our position in the region. >> and but secretary of state kerry says if the u.s. backs out now, that our european allies and the u.n. will lift their alone. here's a clip. >> it is clear if we reject this plan, the multilateral sanctions regime will start to unravel. the pressure on iran will lessen. and our negotiating leverage will gish d diminish if not disappear. >> liz kerry says there's no deal. >> well, you know, secretary ke