that's under the obama administration, with his strong ties to nato. so with all of these strong ties to nato, ukraine is a mess, crimea has been taken. don't blame donald trump with that. we'll do better. we'll have batter relationship with russia. maybe. and having a good relationship with russia is a good thing, not a bad thing. >> you said you have no investments in russia. do you owe any money to russian individuals and institutions? >> no. none. i bought from the the banks. i bought it for about $40 million. i sold it for $100 million to a russian. that was probably five years ago. and, that was primarily it. will i sell --

the obama administration won't be there may 1st. executive order could be changed by the next president. so what does this really mean? what is really going on? >> well, it's an amazing step from this administration to have a uniform policy on civilian protection. i'm not as worried about it being an executive order. i think that was the way that president obama felt like he could make the biggest impact on this issue that he cares about a lot. the next president that comes in will have a fight on his or her hands if they think that they are going to get rid of this executive order. certainly from i hope the american public, but also from civil society and also from allies around the world who are taking this as a sign of u.s. leadership and are glad to see it. >> yang: naureen, are you concerned the fact that they break out these numbers but they aren't telling us what's going on in what they call the areas of active hostility, in iraq, in afghanistan, in syria? >> well, what we're really concerned about is the administration provi

read so thought reads into that any litigation in the future, to strike out obama administration and whatever grammatical fixes need to be made. >> we strongly oppose any administration's -- any litigation against states exercising -- second, the amendment? okay. debate. the gentleman from kansas. >> i want to say i'm fine with that amendment. it's not that important. let's get it over with and keep going. >> okay. any other debate? the question's been called. is there a second? there is a motion to call the question and a second. all those in favor of calling the question and voting immediately say aye. any opposed? those in favor of the amendment as modified by the gentleman from north carolina, which the gentleman from kansas has accepted, please say aye. any opposed? the amendment is adopted. the amendment by the gentleman from south carolina, page 9, line 16. gentleman from south carolina's recognized. >> thank you, madam chair. i was privileged to be the author of south carolina's voter i.d. law. every year since that law, we've had attempts by the left to roll it back by intro

it is among the most enduring controversies of the obama administration. on september 11, 2012 islamic terrorists battered to us compounds and ben ghazi libya for nearly 8 hours while americans inside waited for us military help that never came. four americans were killed, sean smith along with former navy seals tie wooden glenn doherty. it was eight weeks before election day. obama officials including hillary clinton incorrectly pointed to the christian producer of a youtube video that they claim 10 whipped up protesters into violence. they excised words like islamic and al qaeda from public talking points. in recent days, the house benghazi committee released results of its investigation. democrats call it one of the longest and most partisan probes in history and said officials did not make intentionally misleading statements. they blamed fast-moving circumstances. there was much news in the report. chaos, delay and efforts to mislead with evidence coming from the permit insiders and many questions are left unanswered. what did the president do while am

the obama administration's decisions in court. can you imagine that? the obama administration went so far overboard that they said people shouldn't be allowed to challenge the obama administration's decisions in court. the president doesn't want congress to have any say in what he does and now he doesn't even want the courts to have a say in what he does. look, american families shouldn't have to fight washington just to use their own property. certainly shouldn't have to fight with one hand tied behind their backs. amazingly, madam president, this was a unanimous decision against the president by the supreme court. even the most liberal justices voted against the president on this issue to show how much executive overreach we're dealing with. the supreme court told the president once again he is the president of the united states, not the emperor of the united states. and it's been one case after another saying the exact same thing. so i just want to give one final example of this string of stinging defeats for president obama. l

in the end, fisk or build a tiny fraction of the electric cars the obama administration counted on beforeoing out of business. two years after obama's announcement, six of the 11 relied upon vehicles had already stopped reduction or gone belly to meetng it impossible the goal. >> the goal was to put one million electric cars on the road by 2015. they met about 1/3 of that goal. there are promising development on the horizon. tesla and panasonic are joining to develop a better battery and the concept remains hot, even if sales are not. >> it is a great no question. the problem is it definitely got ahead of itself -- the government got ahead of itself by giving multibillion incentives to buy cars, but the cars they were kind of coercing them into buying really were not practical. the obama administration declined our interview request, but a spokesperson told us the u.s. will still be the first country in the world to have one million vehicles -- one million electric vehicles on the road. still ahead, the marine corps war memorial that takes one of the most historic battles of world war ii,

the obama administration and hillary clinton one of the architects of obama foreign-policy.ut of control and people feel that. lou: guy benson and lee carter thank you both very much. we will see you in cleveland as a matter fact. guy guy, simply been productive celebrations erupting in the streets of damascus after turkey's military claiming is seized power from president erdogan. will the military coup 60? k.t. mcfarland pastor robert jeffers p?p?h the american red cross urgently needs blood and platelet donations and asks donors to schedule an appointment to give now. every two seconds someone in the united states needs blood. your blood donation is critical and can help save lives. please schedule an appointment today. download the blood donor app, visit redcrossblood.org, or call 1-800-red cross today. you can make a difference. lou: breaking news now on the military coup occurring now in turkey. marshall law has been declared. the military has taken charge. we know both in ankara the nation's capital and a stumble its largest city. president erdogan has been forced to

the obama administration and hillary clinton one of the architects of obama foreign-policy.ald trump is making the case over and over again that things are. >> out of control and people feel that. lou: guy benson and lee carter thank you both very much. we will see you in cleveland as a matter fact. guy guy, simply been productive celebrations erupting in the streets of damascus after turkey's military claiming is seized power from president erdogan. will the military coup 60? k.t. mcfarland pastor robert jeffers lou: breaking news now on the military coup occurring now in turkey. marshall law has been declared. the military has taken charge. we know both in ankara the nation's capital and a stumble its largest city. president erdogan has been forced to use his iphone space time app from an undisclosed location to broadcast messages. he is beseeching the turk is published to resist the coup. turkey's national intelligence spokesman claims that the coup attempt has been quote repelled. nato's chief has called for full respect for turkey's democratic institutions and constitut

you, is theing obama administration concerned that he has disappeared? >> i believe i have answered your question. >> knowing what you know now, will you publicly repudiate these loan letter about the that the concerns so uruguayan government, who this administration tricked about these people can finally begin to monitor and control the remaining five detainees? will you repudiate these loan letter? >> we stand by these loan letter and by the representations we made to the government of uruguay upon the transfer. in fact, i believe the uruguayans told you congressmen, that thevisited, united states provided adequate information. >> they did. and that contradicted previous statements they made publicly. >> why do you think that is? through all ofck this. >> why would they say one thing to you and another thing up ?ront >> mr. duncan, could you yield for a minute? i wanted to put something in perspective for our witnesses here. it has to do with why the chairman of the western subcommittee would be upset here. the fact is that the chief of intelligence in

the obama administration and hillary clinton one of the architects of obama foreign-policy.ump is making the case over and over again that things are. >> out of control and people feel that. lou: guy benson and lee carter thank you both very much. we will see you in cleveland as a matter fact. guy guy, simply been productive celebrations erupting in the streets of damascus after turkey's military claiming is seized power from president erdogan. will the military coup 60? k.t. mcfarland pastor robert jeffers join us here next. stay with us. ♪ [announcer] is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the summer of audi sales event is here. get up to a $5,000 bonus on select audi models. approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supplement insurance plans insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company come in. like all standa

battlefield and kill americans were let out during the bush administration, not during the obama administration, if we are going to paint with a broad brush, we need to take the whole story and put it in perspective. the bush administration racked up that average and then some and the obama administration brought it back down and the closure plan would not transfer any person that does not meet the most ebbing -- criteria. that's false. 29 of 79 detainees are cleared for transfer, aamong them 22yemenis, we transfer detainees in home countries. in terms of yemen the government cannot provide adequate securities so the administration has pump it had brakes, we need to find countries that can provide adequate assurances before those 22 will transferred. that leaves 50. ten of them will stand trial, another 40 held as prisoners of war, but under no circumstances in my opinion, is the obama administration simply opening the gate and releasing dangerous terrorists on to the street. look, guantanamo is a mess and it always has been. no one is blameless. any one can cherry-pick but i think the facts an

ed obama administration helped bring it back down. the closure plan would not transfer any person who would not meet the pro stringent criteria. i heard these are the worst of the worst and the administration wants to turn them loose. among them 2rks 2 are from yemen, the administration isn't transferring them yet as a matter of policy we transfer detainees to the home countries but in the case of yemen, the government can't provide adequate security assurances so they pumped the brakes. we have to find countries that can provide adequate assurances before the 22 are transferred. that leaves 50. some are really bad guys. ten of them will stand trial. another 40 are legitimately held as prisoners of war but under no circumstances, in my opinion is that obama administration simply opening the gate and releasing dangerous terrorists onto the street. guantanamo is a mess and it always has not about. no one is blameless. anyone can cherry pick single cases. but i think the facts and statistics speak for themselves and i think that what we s

despite coming from a position of strength, the obama administration has gone out of its way to appease iran. and the administration admitted they used a false narrative to sell the deal. and the administration made a point to make concession after concession to keep iran happy. the president tells us iran is honoring the deal. the german intelligence tells us they are not. we were promised snapback sanctions but the secretary of state and secretary of treasury have been flying around europe, promoting iran, while trying to find creative ways to give iran access to the u.s. dollar. lately it seems our cabinet secretaries are acting more like ambassadors at large for the iranian chamber of commerce than secretaries of the treasury and secretaries of state. we were told this deal wasn't about normalizing relations with iran but the administration reportedly is weighing whether to back iran's bid to join the world trade organization. rather than just adhere to the deal, we're going above and beyond. we're using taxpayer dollars to buy heavy water from iran and indirectly aiding iran's nefa

provides a center to their life. >> miss khera, your organization asked john brennan and the obama administration to, quote, purge references such as this from law enforcement training materials and at the request of your organization, the administration complied. is it the position of your administration that the references to jihad, muslims and islam and the 9/11 commission report were somehow offensive or bigoted. >> my organization's position is that training materials as well as intelligence products that were produced by the fbi are not only offensive and inflammatory and alienating muslims and american muslims, but more importantly, they make us less safe. the reason they make us less safe is that i think what the recent tragedies have shown us, including orlando, is that we need law enforcement more than ever focusing on finding the needles in the hay stack and broadly painting an entire faith khupt with a broad brush of suspicion, we're actually dumping more hay onto the haystack and making law enforcement's job more difficult. if i could just give an example -- >> with respect, i would

they came up to the edge of it two or three times during the obama administration. the fact that no one is out there right now talking about an imminent conflict is good. on the other hand, as ray points out, this deal has got time limits in it and those time limits are shorter than what the administration wanted. >> rose: ray, in terms of the missile development taking place and changing the language at "the nations," what are they developing and how dangerous is it? >> well, iran is developing long range missiles. the purpose of those missiles is to carry unconventional pay load which is basically nuclear arms in some respects, and this has always been an aspect of this deal that has been curious because a nuclear program produces weapons but also produce as means of delivering those weapons, and this agreement essentially excluded means of delivery from consideration which was also unusual and iran relies on missiles for defense purposes, ships them to hezbollah and others, but the concern is the intercontinental missiles for which there is no legitimate defense

toward a little more civility. >> so much nervousness, of course, in washington and in the obama administration. >> president obama has an interesting history with president erdogan. back five years ago, as the so-called arab spring began, president obama turned to erdogan thinking that he was the kind of muslim leader who represented the combination of islamist views and democracy, and president obama put a lot of hope in the idea that erdogan would be a model for others that led obama into really endorsing the muslim brotherhood government in egypt of president morsi which was strongly backed by turkey. in the white house there's a feeling that is a bet that went bad. frustration with erdogan over the last several years in the white house has been intense. often after phone calls, there would be radically different readouts from the white house, from the turkish presidency about just what they talked about, so this has been what was at one time a key friendship, increasingly has been a pretty difficult relationship. one other thing that is really important for people to think about is preside

to many other agencies, the obama administration has been churning out complex and costly regulations. this has to stop. we can't have small businesses, farmers and other engines of our economy held back by the threat of a regulator knocking on their door. mrs. walorski: that's why we have a plan to restore our constitution. house republicans recently released our plan for a better way to make our government more accountable and transparent and give power back to the people. today we're also taking an important step toward reining in regulators and rebuilding the checks and balances our founding fathers intended, with the separation of powers restoration act. mr. speaker, with this bill and our better way agenda, the house is standing up for the people. against out of control bureaucracy. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. higgins: mr. speaker, the poor condition of america's infrastructure costs our economy hundreds of

so much so it was recently revealed a couple montnths ago y the new york times the obama administration has adopted a new definition of mililitants, which says that any military aged male and a strike zone, meaning any male who dieies above the age of 16 or below the age of 55, is automatically deemed a militant without knowing anything else about them. this is how we have come to think about muslims, to the extent we think about them all, they die at the hands of our violence justitifiably because even when we don't know anything about them, we assume they are militants or terrorists. this has been so indoctrinated fofor so many years in the mindt ofof americans that i think it really distinguishes this form of persecution from prior once. i don't mean it i i mean it is a u unique form f hohow this persecutionon is justified. another unique attribute of the current persecution campaign is that as we move further away from the prerecipitating e even, in justifypitated the abuses, the 9/1111 attack, e injustices actually worsen. to b become more extrereme, not less. what is amamazing abo

donald trump and his -- all the speakers who spoke at that convention made which is that the obama administrationus down a great road and it could can be great. meanwhile hillary clinton likes the status quo. she definitely wants barack obama's legacy to be a part of her electoral rational so she is going to come out and say the obama years have been fast tastic and i'm going to make them better. >> they're saying she was the change maker but tim kaine said that the trump convention is you're fired while to him the democrats is you're hired. so they're trying to exploit this and play on this do you think this will resonate like ronald reagan's optimism did in 1980. >> reporter: the competing messages are jockeying for the undecided voter that could go either way and my sense of this was kind of amazing to watch last week. we heard speakers like elizabeth warren come out on stage and say things like racial division in this country and how donald trump is perpetrating it, it's being caused by people like donald trump and racial divisions are used to actually keep the powerful in power, but look at

blaming the obama administration for rise of al qaeda. you have general allen saying this is what the military should be about. we should be about solving problems and bringing in other fwroups. using all of eroups. using all of the elements of power. not just the military to tackle the fight against terrorism. i thought it was a constructive speech. it has more credibility than the oh, my god. obama messed up the whole world and we have trump to fix it. >> another moment people are talking about. the father of captain khan. he pulled out a copy of the constitution. listen to that. >> donald trump, you're asking americans to trust you with their future. let me ask you have you even read the united states constitution. i will gladly lend you my copy. >> john phillips, the crowd went crazy at that moment. >> this is back to what we are talking about before. you have two separate worlds. you have your general. we have our general. this is not a campaign about issues. this is a campaign about heroes and villains. each side defines their heroe

. >> the obama administration will be front and center at the dnc tonight. president obama will lay out his >> we'll hear from clinton's chosen running mate senator tim kaine. we're coming to you live from philadelphia. >> hi, yes, in fact, you can hear the cheering behind me. they have just placed tim kaine's name into nomination. they have just unanimously by decree chosen him at their vice presidential nominee. the music is playing. that's happening right now on the tim kaine and hillary clinton combination is set and ready to got. you'll hear from him tonight. there was a surprise visit to the massachusetts delegates' breakfast this morning. take a look. a familiar face, vermont senator bernie sanders who has been making tours through as many states as he can in a short period of time. each state's delegates gather each morning and have a community breakfast together and they go off about the day's business. and new hampshire and brought a familiar theme with him to the breakfast. >> --- -- young people who love this country, who want to change this count

. >> chuck, we know under the obama administration growth has been the weakest that we have seen since 1949 at least. >> well, i'll say this first. the thing i miss gary and his numbers, it's been a bit since i've been on the show and just reminded me that i know what i'm talking about. i've been traveling around the country running the campaign. so i've got to talk to a lot of americans like me that own a small business. i know john has my back on this. i'm running an llc and taxed at a high bracket and i had an amazing spring and some point i'll have to have the conversation off the air about what i do with my little bit of money. what i do know is i've hired two more people. when i make more money i get to hire more people but paying this big tax. hillary's tax plan says there's lots of corporations aren't paying anywhere near what i'm paying as a small businessman. it's not me paying too much taxes but corporations and businesses not paying nearly what i'm having to pay. >> i think that it's a nice sentiment to say that small businesses are the ones that are suffering but this is h

. >> they gave it to the obama administration.i want you to see what president obama said about defeating and destroying isis. >> we have to wipe out isis. >> i will have few troops on the ground, we'll have unbelievable intelligence which we need and right now we don't have. we don't have the people over there. >> there are more than 4,000 u.s. troops over there fighting the war including very elite fighting forces. what would mr. trump do that is not being done right now given that he is not calling for 10,000 or 20,000 troops. how do you get it done? i think you have to have greater participation by the coalition forces, but under u.s. leadership. we don't have that participation right now. also the arab league of nations should be stepping up to the plate. i think what he is talking about is we're going to defeat them, destroy isis, and let's do it where we're not carrying the burden alone. where will that come from. it can't just be from the united states alone. i had discussions with the campaign about this. selected to be o

mike flynn's book, field of fire, because he really outlines exactly the problem with the obama administrationt also candidly, the problem with the bush administration. i encountered as early as 2002 and 2003, the state department was saying, oh, please don't talk about radical islamists. please don't talk about islamic soup premiere sifts. so the state department, which is probably one of the two worst departments in the united states, the other being the veterans administration, the state department is totally helpless. and even under the bush administration, they followed a policy where they didn't tell the truth. remember, as president bush says, that islam is a religion of peace, which is bologna. it's not that islamists are necessarily evil, but they're not necessarily a religion of peace. >> all right. we're going to have more with former speaker of the house newt gingrich. talk a little bit of politicians, not much with him when we come back. also we have more breaking news out of france. we'll check in with donald trump jr. we'll find out the campaign. they have delayed the announceme

the obama administration pointed out that the they had traveled to islam, dagestan provinces. he was interviewed by the fbi, the elder brother. russian authorities a second time notified the administration that they believed them to be religious extremists. the elder brother returned to check chechnya and met with chechen terror-related groups. he posted on youtube, a public-called jihad. and yet the administration had stopped watching him at that time. did not see the public call to jihad. and that ended up culminating in the two brothers setting off pressure cooker bombs at the boston marathon that murdered three people and injured approximately 180 others. are those once again significant red flags that ought to be met with a serious law enforcement and national security response to protect acts of terrorism? >> i believe they are and i believe they underscore the problem with treating ideology as if it were not a trigger to violence. >> and the final example i'll focus on. is omar mateen. now omar mateen was interviewed by the fbi, not once, not twice, but three times. omar

secondly, the problems in the inner cities of the united states have not been solved by the obama administration. it has gotten worse, not better. reflected over the last week. talking donald trump is about jobs, security, trying to bring law and/or to communities. no preference to any particular ethnic group. those messages will resonate and the african community has pretty much been taken for granted by the democratic party and given the condition they are confronted with, we think there will be an appeal within that community. , do we expectge to carry the majority? no. the leaders of that demographic have been in the democratic party. we do think our hispanic support is growing. in the states you mentioned, if you look at the polls, you'll see that mr. trump's support in the hispanic community has grown over the last month. and we think as we carry our campaign to those communities, we think the appeal of his message will work. i expect it to do much better than romney did in 2012. >> [inaudible] >> can i just follow up on that? >> you will have to speak up, i cannot hear you. >> [inaudible]

. >> it is interesting to me under the obama administration that isis is a worldwide scourge. we see the terrorist attacks in germany and orlando and san bernardino. yet up to last night, there was hard he a mention of isis until the president mentioned it in connection with hillary clinton. >> i have to say this. people outside of the united states do not understand what's going on in this election. they really don't. because they know hillary. they have seen her work. she's worked closely with our inteleigence teams and diplomats and military. she has the judgment and the experience and the temperament to meet the threat from terrorist. it is not knew to her. our troops pounded isil without mercy and taking back leaders and territory and hillary will not relent until isil is destroyed. >> it is going to be under the next administration that isil is destroyed he said. >> again, this is a delicate job for hillary clinton. isis achieved its position in the world under the obama administration and four of those years when hillary clinton was is secretary of state and you have to

democratic strategist, national security council member veteran of the bush and obama administrationsne lucky guy, foxbusiness network's charlie gasparino. you are "outnumbered" on a very big news day. thanks

the obama administration helped to bring it back down. inistration closure plan would not transfer any person who did not meet the most stringent criteria. i heard the remain degree takenees are the worst of the worst and the administration wants to simply turn them loose. that's false in 29 of 9 detainees set for transfer, the administration is not trap transferring them yet. as a matter of policy we transfer though their countries. the case of yemen they cannot provide adequate security -- we need to find country who can find adequate security assurances. that leaves 50. some of these are really bad guys. ten will stapled trial, another 40 are being held as prisoners of war. under no circumstances in my opinion, is the obama administration simply opening the gates and releasing dangerous terrorists on to the street. guantanamo is a mess and always has been. no one is blameless. anyone can cherry pick single cases to point a picture big or small, good or bad. by the facts and the statistics speak for themselves. and i think that what we s

surrogate in chief that she needs to vouch for her and be a character witness for her work in the obama administrationis a part owner of all those accomplishments he has accomplished over the past eight years. laura: aside from president obama, who do you think will do the most to boost clinton's chances of winning the white house? will it be her husband, bill clinton, or first lady michelle obama? tyson: her message, her theme, is stronger together, and one of the advantages she has over her opponent is she has a long bench of what they call uber-circuit. -schelle obama -- uber urrogates. biden, timama, joe kaine, and now bernie sanders. michael bloomberg, goolsbee will speak tonight, an independent. in several from the national security establishment. she has surrogates who will be vouching for the next coming days. laura: and another rival in donald trump, someone who does not care if he is called outlying or saying outrageous things. how do you fight an electoral campaign against someone like that who will say anything and isdoesn't matter if he picked up on it later down the line? tyson: it is di

. >> do you see any progress from the obama administration, from the bush administration to the obamation. a lot of people say that it has been executed in a similar manner than george bush. what's your opinion about that? >> guest: obama supporters from my view of things would have liked to see but i think obama wanted to change things. guantÁnamo fundamentally i think they did want to return the commissions and have them be in court. >> host: but eric holder gave the courses back. they failed time and time again and i want to come back to guantÁnamo but it's a little more murky in terms of what they wanted and didn't want to because in the drone program i talk about in the book the targeted killing program for the weaponize drones the obama administration so all of these and without the judicial review that is a very dicey area that you want the executive to get into the business of deciding who should be killed. you think about how the country was founded on many principles against a general laurent that you have to have a suspicion for against executive killing and executive atten

the obama administration said it would cut competition and drive up healthcare costs. brooke, jim? >> jill, brooke and i both love our breakfast food. and we hear that dunkin donut want to improve it breakfast sandwiches. we have one right in our building. so what can we expect? >> all right, so dunkin wants to create a better tasting egg. right now, dunkin uses eggs that have a lot of other ingredient like corn starch, artificial butter, instead, dunkin test ago pat that i has hire concentration of eggs with less of the other ingredient. so, how exciting, eggs with more eggs. >> an egg that's actually an egg, what an invent i have idea. >> yes, thanks a lot, jill. >> well, coming up after the break, we'll get another check with weather and traffic. >> plus, a lot of barking help save a pennsylvania man. >> the dog ran up to the bank, stopped 20, 30 feet, looked back, and backed. >> we'll introduce you to this dog who rescuers credit with saving its owner life after an accident in the wilderness. >>> good morning, today is definitely toasty start to the weekends. we are very likely

democratic strategist, national security council member veteran of the bush and obama administrations is here and one lucky guy, foxbusiness network's charlie gasparino. you are "outnumbered" on a very big news day. thanks for being here. trump originally planned to make the announcement at a news conference this morning. he replaced that plan after the terror attack in france last night. and said he will brief the media tomorrow morning. let's go to john roberts live outside trump tower in new york city. >> reporter: this is not the way donald trump wanted this to unfold. a lot of his supporters, music and fanfare, didn't think it was appropriate given horrible news coming out of france, and postpone it against a hard deadline of noon today to file papers to withdraw from the governor's race that appear on the ballot so instead of letting that happen and having that be the announcement he wanted to get ahead of it so that is why he put it out. the first time in history a running mate has been announced on twitter. mike pence said i am honored to join donald trump and work to make ame

that's under the obama administration, with his strong ties to nato. so with all of these strong ties to nato, ukraine is a mess, crimea has been taken. don't blame donald trump with that. we'll do better. we'll have batter relationship with russia. maybe. and having a good relationship with russia is a good thing, not a bad thing. >> you said you have no investments in russia. do you owe any money to russian individuals and institutions? >> no. none. i bought from the the banks. i bought it for about $40 million. i sold it for $100 million to a russian. that was probably five years ago. and, that was primarily it. will i sell -- >> the grand -- >> will i sell -- many years ago. i don't think they're russian. there were various partners. will i sell condos to russians on occasion? probably. i mean, i do that. i have a lot of condos. i do that. i have no relationship to russia. whatsoever. >> no debts. >> no debts. i have very little debt to anybody. i don't need debt. i'm so liquid, i don't need debt. if i need debt, if i want debt, i can get it from b

as expected, the obama administration has filed an appeal to the 10th circuit court. despite being illegal, these burdensome regulations do not recognize the extensive work done by states to regulate hydraulic fracturing within their boarders. the committee has heard from numerous witnesses from utah, wyoming, colorado and other states who have testified to the tireless process these states went through to draft and implement their regulations. regulations that are very successful. my home state of colorado has been safely using hydraulic fracturing for over 40 years and has the toughest hydraulic fracturing disclosure rule in the nation. even our democratic governor, drunkiggenlooper, who has hydraulic fracturing fluid to show it's safe, believes it's the state's responsibility to regulate the industry. and this amendment will do exactly that, by ensuring that states like colorado can continue to safely regulate energy production based on local geology and conditions without unnecessary and unlawful interference from the federal government. one size does not fit all

. >>> the obama administration's push to close the prison at guantanamo bay came under scrutiny todaythis after an intelligence report showed nearly 20 prisoners transferred from that base at gitmo during president obama's tenure are suspected of returning to terrorism. and the hunt is now on for one former detainee who has gone missing from uruguay. shannon brean has the storey tonight. >> this is projecting weakness. this is going to make sure that more americans die. >> reporter: barack obama has been promising to close the guantanamo bay detention center since before he became president. and he's worked throughout his two terms to make it a reality. >> today, republicans pushed back. under the bush 43 and obama administrations, 676 prisoners have been released from guantanamo bay. 118 of them have been confirmed to engage in some form of terror active, while an additional 86 are also suspected. together, that represents roughly 30% of the total released. >> unfortunately, there have been americans that have died because of gitmo detainees. >> reporter: that's the key reason lawmak

we do, as a result of these things, the obama administration is able to hit and kill a lot more people than the bush administration did, and that's a fact that, you know, gets publicized. of previously the drone administration had been kept under wraps but, again, part of the political motive is to try to show the administration is getting tough on terrorism. when you dig into the numbers which, you know, the numbers are just presented without real context, but when you look at them, there's a couple things that stand out. one of them that most of those people who are killed are actually members of the pakistani taliban which is a greater threat to pakistan than it is to the united states. there's not a lot of people that we're most concerned about on that group. another thing that's ve there is not a lot of people we're most concerned about. and another thing that is interesting to most of the people that are killed or low level in surgeons of the terror masterminds that people were led to believe. in 2010 a u.s. official acknowledges the 90 percent are low-level fighters handed 2011

obama aker, what has the administration done? how has the administration held iran accountable? remember, they promised and they said they would. well, the administration has done nothing. and it only gets worse. german intelligence has found that iran is violating, violating its pledges under this nuclear deal. iran is procuring material for nuclear weapons in what is, and i quote again, by international standards a quan at this at thisively high level. -- quan tatively high level. the report says it is safe to expect that iran will continue its intensive procurement activity. wasn't the deal supposed to stop iran from developing nuclear weapons? where is the accountability? where is the administration when they so clearly said they would hold them accountable? where is the bipartisanship and the sanctions now? now, i understand the other side, mr. speaker, some will accuse republicans of engaging in purely a partisan exercise and never intended to work with our friend on the other side of the aisle. you know that's just not true. you know for the last six months we worked with

the need for additional spectrum is a need that is not going to go away at the end of the obama administration. it is going to continue to be a need for every administration following on from this point forward. but i don't think there is any serious thought that you can do it any other way other than through sharing. i think the sooner we can get everybody fully aware of that and organizing their own rnd programs to facilitate that the better off we will be and the faster we will be able to work through some issues. >> another issue on your plate that has something of a deadline is the first responder network authority which is overly independently housed within tia and i think that is a unique arrangeme arrangement. >> guest: we have not found precedent anywhere else. >> when will first responders be able to use this? >> guest: firstnet needs to find its strategic partner and they are in that process. they put out on an rfd seeking interest from companies to come in and indicate how would they partner with first net in terms of being able to use the spectrum that was allocated to this by con

cleric aulaqi and the obama administration knew he had asked about the possibility of justifications for waging jihad against his fellow soldiers. and yet, the administration did nothing. and nadal hasan murdered 14 innocent souls. in your view is a soldier communicating with a radical islamic cleric aulaqi asking about and preparing power point presentations and laying out what he believed was a corps anic command to wage jihad. are those significant red flags that should have moved the administration to action? >> they are highly significant red flags and to dismiss them because it was consistent with his research as i understand was the main reason is reckless. >> and indeed what his fellow officers said part of the reason that they did not act against him was political correctness. let's look at another example. the zarn nef brothers, they had traveled to dagestan and chechnya provinces and interviewed by the fbi, the sold earn brother. russian authorities the second time notified the administration they believed them to be religious extremists. the elder brother returned to chec

mucking up the president's final months in office, and today's bombshell revelation means the obama administration'sations with israel will only worsen in these final months. an explosive senate report finds the obama state department funneled hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars to an israeli political strategy group and used that money to try to oust prime minister netanyahu in last year's pardon memently -- parliamentary elections. the political spending wasn't deemed illegal because state department didn't put any conditions on the use of the money which serves, well, to demonstrate the insufficiency of ethical guidelines in our state department. joining me now, co-host of "the fife," author of the national bestseller, "making the case," kimberly guilfoyle. >> great to be here with you. lou: you know, talking with congressman jim jordan, making it clear they're going to pursue perjury charges, at least ask the fbi director to do so in a very formal way, what do you think? will they succeed? >> yeah, you know, i think it's going to be tough ultimately to prove, but it just shows the level of

been implicated in violence against americans so i would like to ask both of you how has the obama administrationanged the detainee process, the process used before president obama took office or has he not changed? how have these changes helped prevent former detainees from harming americans? let's start with you. >> thank you. 532 detainees from guantÁnamo were released under the administration of george w. bush. the fact is we can't tell you much about the circumstances under which they were released and what our administration has done and what we understand to have been the process in the previous administration, so first, we engaged in a rigorous interagency evidence-based process reliant predominantly on career government officials, determining first if detainees may in principle be designated as proof of transfer and transfer that to the united states. that is the first step. this is an interagency process that includes many career professionals throughout the government and as i described in my testimony this administration had two agencies at various points in the administration to firs