had tapes of the former governor saying i have this thing of value, which at the time was barack obama senate seat, and i am -- paraphrasing of course. but i am not giving it up, i am not giving it up for nothing, so that was this substantial evidence, and so in this case, in the perry cases, i think what people will be looking for is was this really a legitimate investigation? are there credible witnesses, is there some evidence that the governor was misusing his authority and had the went to do so? >> we will be back after a short break, when inside story returns we will continue our look at politician and the law, can can partisan motivation and the plain language of the law in the hands of a prosecutor become a weapon for settling political scores. stay with uses. >> hundreds of days in detention. >> al jazeera rejects all the charges and demands immediate release. >> thousands calling for their freedom. >> it's a clear violation of their human rights. >> we have strongly urged the government to release those journalists. >> journalism is not a crime. >> these young people deserve justice

does anybody here want president obama to pick our next senator? president obama didn't try to trick us. he was quite explicit. he said he would bankrupt coal, and he is doing everything he can to get it done. it is happening before our very eyes. travel to the coal country, and you see despair on the faces of those who are unemployed. two you want a supporter of obama and harry reid to be your next senator? if, god forbid, miss grimes are -- is elected, her first vote would be for harry reid. that vote would effectively kill any chance of us ever trying to protect those kentucky jobs. a vote for grimes is essentially a vote for the obama-reid agenda. presidentet the continued to kill kentucky jobs. barack obama has one goal, to hang onto the senate. barack obama needs grimes. to stop barack obama, kentucky needs mcconnell. to implement obamacare, obama needs grimes. to repeal and replace it, kentucky needs mcconnell. coal,tinue waging war on obama needs grimes. to fight back and defend coal, kentucky needs mcconnell. to spend every last dime of our

of airstrikes against islamic state forces by the u-s since they were authorized by president obama. senator john mccain told c-n-n this morning, he believes the president's policy doesn't go far enough. "isis is moving towards irbil. i mean, this is a cataclysmic-- this is a possibility of a cataclysmic scenario and the president says that he's going to protect american troops and try to prevent humanitarian disasters. that's the extent of his policy. there is no policy and so therefore there's no strategy so therefore things are going very, very badly." >> meanwhile, in northern iraq, kurdish forces today retook two towns from sunni militants. it is their first victory by the kurds who had retreated after the sunni takeover in june. there's a new 72-hour cease-fire between israel and hamas that officials hope will lead to more talks. the move clears the way for negotiations on a more long-term cease-fire agreement in the hamas-ruled gaza. the deal comes after a month of heavy fighting that has killed almost 2-thousand people. the deal was brokered by egypt which offered a similar truce las

senator warner. you have voted with president obama most of the time in the senate, including for the affordable care act. your opponent, as we just heard, says this proves that rather than being an independent voice for virginia, you are in lockstep with the white house and you bear responsibility for the problems with obamacare, especially since you vowed not to support a measure that i quote you, takes away any health care plan that you like. how do you answer? >> judy, let's set the record straight on the statistic that is used. independent political observers have called it misleading and not revert -- not representative of my record. the national journal ranks me in the center. one of the reasons why senator john warner had this job for 30 years. when i disagree with the president, i stand up with him. whether it is on oil or support for the keystone pipeline, whether it is supporting tort reform and that is a hard thing to say in front of a group of lawyers. i've taken arrows from both the left and the right on my efforts to deal with the debt and deficit. on health care, what i hear from virg

senate in 2014 is clear now. turn your democratic opponent, whoever he or she is, into president obama. republican senate chalers and incumbents alike are running to be the unobama this year. will it work in mitch mcconnell said in martin's upcoming piece, quote, my favorite year is 1994. took a cardboard cutout of bill clinton on to the stage and defied the democrat to have their make tour take went with it. mcconnell saw his tv ad with an opponent and he lost that fall. secretary of state grimes is turned into a caricature of the current democratic president, barack obama. >> by my standard barack obama has been a disaster for our country. that's what you get for electing someone with no experience. he was only two years into his first job when he started campaigning for the next one. sound familiar? >> pretty sarcastic. republicans win in november by putting an obama boeing shirt, if you will, on the back of every democrat? author of this great piece this weekend, jonathan, i was going to call you when i read it on line. fabulous, fabulous reporting. really. it is the kind of things t

president obama and senate democrats are great at creating regulations but when it comes to jobs, not so much. to create jobs, and unleash our potential we need smarter regulation so american free enter price system can do what it does best. innovate. let me give you an example. we're sitting on one of the largest copper and nickel deposits in the world there is a company that wants to use advanced technologies to safely mine these metals and bring good jobs back to minnesota's iron range. but seven years and $150 million later we still don't have an answer because there are seven different regulatory agencies responsible for making this decision. which is crazy. i believe there is a better way. through smarter regulation, we can develop our natural resources in a twha creates jobs and pro protects the environmen. there are good paying jobs waiting to be created if we use more common sense in regulation second way is education. to move our economy forward is vital. to have the well-educated and skilled work force. for five years i've been involved in a fantastic inner city school. the

obama. >> senators john mccain and lindsay graham say the isis threat is growing and they accuse the obamaditerring and say isis has to be confronted militarily. >> president obama plans to send his top diplomat to the middle east following the nato summit to drum up support. now also in today's "new york times," that top diplomat, john kerry, he calls isis a cancer which must be stamped out. >> britain, meanwhile, is ramping up the terror threat level to severe in response to isis. that means it's highly likely, although not imminent. >> they do not anticipate that the u.s. terror alert will rise any time soon. we're in london right now. tell us more about how the uk is responding to the isis terror threat. why did they decide to raise the terror alert level if there was no specific threat that they knew of. >> reporter: one of the important things to remember is that the terror threat level is raised by an independent body,

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i got to work through the night often with young people who had come to the president obama's side or then senatorbama's side out of habitat for humanity, the jazz would volunteer corps, peace corps experience is where they had an empathy and understanding for how much they had and how little the world had been in many places given and how much they needed to be of service to others. so of the blue of the white house called and said the president would like to see you. he said, do you know where malta is? and i said, while everyone knows where malta is. it is an island just south of italy. well, you when the jeopardy prize and you're going to malta. i see. you help somebody get elected an incentive to a small obscure island in the mediterranean off. well, it was not obscure at all. one of the things i discovered was this was a country that had been playing a pivotal role even though it was tiny and geographic. and of course he had part of that. again, such a wonderful extension and illustration to me of how local things became national things. he said, want an interfaith dialogue. we need to have

of airstrikes against islamic state forces by the u-s since they were authorized by president obama. senator john mccain told c-n-n this morning, he believes the president's policy doesn't go far enough. > >jonh mccain "isis is moving towards irbil. i mean, this is a cataclysmic-- this is a possibility of a cataclysmic scenario and the president says that he's going to protect american troops and try to prevent humanitarian disasters. that's the extent of his policy. there is no policy and so therefore there's no strategy so therefore things are going very, very badly." >> vicki liviakis meanwhile, in northern iraq, kurdish forces have retaken two towns from sunni militants. it is their first victory by the kurds who had retreated after the sunni takeover in june. there's a new 72-hour cease- fire between israel and hamas that officials hope will lead to more talks. the move clears the way for negotiations on a more long- term cease-fire agreement in the hamas-ruled gaza. the deal comes after a month of heavy fighting that has killed almost 2-thousand people. the deal was brokered by egypt w

senate. what can you get 67 on anything? obamang i'm going do what i can by myself. >> i'm going to take the last word. i think he ought at least be appearing to try. but that's just me. panel, thank you. >>> and man in the building business who says regulations >>> small business owners say regulations are strangling them, putting them out of business. on the record investigating how too much red tape is choking capitalism. griff jenkins spoke with a kansas construction owner. >> we get up every day looking for projects that we can do to keep our men employed so that we can make money so that i can make a living. it seems like the federal government wakes up every day and says hmm, how can we slow that process down. >> reporter: slowing the process down, another small business owner accusing the government of making it too different to do business. meet carl harris, owner of carl harris construction. >> we're a small business. we've been in business about 30 years. and hitting it hard every day, trying to keep track of stuff. thi

obama heads for his a week late, congressman webber says maybe he should call the senate back and everybody should keep working. >> i would hope he, the american people, senator reid, i would hope all of them call the senate back to vote on this bill. >> reporter: on the broader question of immigration reform, mr. obama says lawmakers should pass a bill that would tighten security, draw current illegals out of the shadows, and encourage talented people from other countries to stay. republicans point to his executive orders delaying obamacare mandates and say they couldn't entrust him to enforce a new immigration law. the president says the problem is not his relationship with congress, it's internal republican divisions. >> no doubt i can always do better on everything, including, you know, making additional calls to speaker boehner and having more conversations with some of the house republican leadership. but in the end, the the challenge i have right now is they are not able to act even on what they say their priorities are. >> reporter: mr. obama down plays his own differences with hous

massachusetts slams the president and democratic incumbent. >> thanks to the policy of president obama and senatorha heen we have a immigration crisis on our hands. >> of the 12 stateslikely to exercise control. 50 percent strongly disapprove. that is shaping up as a referundum on president obama. in washington. carl cameron, fox news. >>> an explosion killed 69 people in a factory. our top story as we go around the world in 89 seconds. >> china, hundreds more were hurt in the blast in an automote theive parts factory. it was likely a dust explosion. the force blew out windows and blackened walls and left workers belongings scattered everywhere. >> nepal, a massive lined slide leaves people dead and injured. the death toll will likely climb as many as 60 homes buried under the piles of rocks. the land slide is blocking a river and forming a lake threatening to wash away villages. germany, a passenger train collides in a busy rail station, tipping over two passenger cars. 110 people were on board. 45 were reported hurt. officials say both trains were going slowly at the time likely preventing a big

obama care. a law which is already reshaping health care in new hampshire and is part of a larger battle that may reshape the senate this fall. i've traveled here to the granite state to discover just what effect obama care is having on these fiercely independent people. as you'll see, there are a lot of different opinions. but this much is certain. it's shaking things up. >> rochester, new hampshire home to 63-year-old grandmother margaret mccoy. >> i'm not a political activist. i'm just an ordinary person that would like to have affordable insurance coverage that would allow me to continue to see the doctors that i know and trust. >> mrs. mccarthy is a retired bookkeeper who for years has purchased her own health insurance policy. >> right now i pay approximately $7,000 a year in premiums and a $2500 deductible. >> like millions of americans, mrs. mccarthy has discovered that after obama care, if she wants to keep an equivalent insurance policy, she's going to have to pay a lot more. an extra $3,000 a year in premiums, and a deduct tibl of more than $3,000, a more than 30% increase. that's partly because the heal

because they put the american people first, which is exactly what we're asking of president obama and senateocrats as we celebrate our nation's workforce. aside politics and do what americans do every day, and that is get to work. thanks for listening. god bless you. god bless the united states of america. >> this month, c-span present debate and what makes america evolution, and genetically modified foods. issue spotlight with in-depth looks at veterans health care, irs oversight, student loan debt, and campus sexual assault. new perspectives on issues including global warming, voting rights, fighting infectious disease, and food safety. and our history tour showing sights and sounds from america's historic places. find our tv schedule one week in advance at www.c-span.org and let us know what you think about the programs you are watching. call us at the number on your screen. join the conversation. like us on facebook. follow us on twitter. >> coming up next, "the communicators" with aster taylor talking about her book, "the people's platform." then a discussion on corporate tax laws and t

senator obama pounced on the idea.t he doesn't tell you, he is going to tax your employer benefits for the first time ever. >> analyst said they will eliminate those plans altogether. >> he accused john mccain of undermining health insurance and obama care is having the very impact that obama warned against. >> and so after portraying himself as defender of employer provided insurance, predictions say obama policys will lead to the collapse and throwing 150 million people in obama care instead of tax free coverage at work. in washington, jim engle fox news. >> thank you, jim. one of our key allos with a warning about isis telling the world to squash the terrorist group before it spreads to europe or here to the u.s. and new questions of how our nation schools are struggling without containing the costs. everybody's excited about the back to school savings at staples. from the customers, to the staples associates. with guaranteed low prices on comp books. you'll flip out! now go tell your friends. staples, make more hap

senator warner. ukraine. president obama invoked limited economic sanctions against russia after their initial aggression in ukraine. watching, even after this horrible shootdown of the , almostn passenger jet certainly by russian separatists with russian help, resident lieutenant -- president vladimir putin is are backing off when father. he is shooting down ukrainian military planes, russian all charlie batteries are shooting across the border into ukraine, what should be done now to stop president putin. has president obama been too weid on the seattle >> judy, live in an extraordinarily dangerous world. i think the president should have acted sooner and tougher on sanctions on russia, started calling for the sanctions about bipartisan, back in march. i've heard from american businesses who have said if there are not european sanctions as well, all we are doing is treating american contacts for german or british or french contracts. i believe we need to have firmer sanctions. this is an extraordinarily important time for

obama. but that was before the junior senator from texas decided to whip some house votes. last night, ted cruz gathered some of the most conservative house members in his office and urged them not to vote for john boehner's bill, because it didn't include a provision to prohibit president obama from delaying the deportation of young undocumented immigrants. >> the cause of the humanitarian crisis we're facing right now is president obama's lawlessness. this all began in the summer of 2012 when the president unilaterally granted amnesty to some 800,000 people who came here as children. and we will not solve this humanitarian crisis unless and until we end president obama's amnesty. >> after that meeting, congressman marshal blackburn introduced a bill. this morning, speaker boehner, trying to appease what is now the cruz caucus confirmed that the blackburn bill would be brought to a vote after the bill on emergency spending. but of course, that vote never happened because support for the entire border package fell apart in the house of representatives this afternoon. house

in 2007 senator obama said we ought to have a stay behind force iraq to guide the military training toantiterrorism efforts and to conduct necessary airstrikes. senator obama had a strategy, president obama does not. jenna: coming from friendly fire, does it change it all? >> i hope it does because any attempt by the administration to get a better strategy that you have a framework for the american people and to reengage, not to withdraw, but to engage would be good. i am not certain they will view this they white house as anything other than hillary clinton covering political posterior to get nominated and elected in 2016. jenna: you got a lot in there. thank you. >> i am staying out of this one. a philadelphia man reported his wife missing last week. now he is charged with her murder. next, how police caught him in the line and ended up making that arrested smashing windows, setting fires and looting. the protests that turned into a riot in a st. louis suburb. did you know a ten-second test could help your business avoid hours of delay caused by slow internet from the phone company?

president obama and the senate democrats are great at creating regulations, but when it comes to jobs, not so much. to great jobs and unleash our full economic potential, we need smarter regulation and non-overregulation so that the american free enterprise can do what it does best -- innovate, let me give you an example from my state. you're sitting on one of the largest copper nickel deposits in the world. there is a company that wants to use advanced technologies to mine these metals and bring good jobs back to the minnesota iron rings. seven years and millions of dollars later, we still don't have an answer. there are seven different regulatory agencies to sponsor him for making this decision, which is crazy. i believe that there's a better way through smarter regulation and a little common sense. we can develop our natural resources in a way that creates jobs and protects the environment. mine init is the minnesota or the keystone pipeline, they're good jobs waiting to be created. if we use more common sense and regulation, the second way to get this economy going is education. m

want presidentre obama to pick our next senator? president obama did not try to trick us. he was quite explicit. he said he would anchor a coal and he's doing everything he can to get it done. it is happening before our very eyes. just travel to the coal country and you see this despair on the faces of those who are unemployed. do you want a supporter of obama and reid to be your next senator? if, god forbid, ms. grimes were elected, her first vote would be for harry reid. that what -- that vote would kill any chance of us ever trying to protect those kentucky jobs. votevote for grimes is a for the obama-read agenda. cannot let the president continue to kill kentucky jobs. barack obama has one goal the scheer, to hang on to the senate. barack obama needs grimes. to stop barack obama, kentucky needs mcconnell. to implement obamacare, obama needs grimes. it,epeal and replace kentucky needs mcconnell. to continue waging war on coal, obama needs grimes. to fight back and defend coal, kentucky needs mcconnell. to spend every last dime of our money, obama needs grimes. letalance

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senator john mccain slamming president obama over the targeted airstrikes which reportedly are starting to make a difference but says they are meaningless and almost worse than doing nothing. >> he says the president should enact airstrikes in syria as well against isis. john mccain and a handful of republicans this weekend, i ask you about this in the green ro room, they are not calling for boots on the ground, saying rush equipment, airstrikes in syria he is calling for and as much training at equipment as possible to be kurds in addition to arming them. they are saying we have to go on the offensive before they come here that we are not hearing boots on the ground calling for the president to put boots on the ground. >> they have capacity to come here at any moment. >> what are we doing in the united states to protect the american people against the attack?

senate as proof to that. but he said the republicans simply won't compromise, and they're unwilling to allow for an obama victory, as they see it. they're inviting in the house and the senate. for the first time president obama gave a very strong hint that the country is running out of money on this issue, and someone will have to act on it, if it's not congress physical be him and i has hard thinking to do about this issue over the summer holiday. >> we'll have to reallocate resources to make sure that basic functions that have to take place down there, whether it's making sure that these children are properly housed or making sure that we have enough immigration judges to process their cases, that those things get done. we have to reallocate some resources. >> and tony, the president also lamenting the fact that he has to act alone on this issue, and that republicans call upon him to act alone almost every day, he says, and yet when he does act alone they sue him. >> john terrett for us in washington, d.c. the "world health organization" said that the ebola outbreak is moving faster than efforts to control it.

but president obama and senate democrats made it clear the gop measure is going nowhere. earlier i spoke with florida senator marco rubio a leading republican voice on immigration reform who is in iowa. senator rubio, welcome back to fox news sunday. >> thank you. thanks for having me back. >> house republicans passed two measures on friday, one to make it easier to deport those unaccompanied minors on the border, the other to block the president from deferring any more deportations. the conservative editorial page of the "wall street journal" criticized what it called deportation republicans. the gop again gave the country the impression that its highest policy priority is to deport as many children as rapidly as possible back from wherever they came. is that the message that republicans need to be sending hispanic voters, sir? >> i don't think that's an accurate assessment of what's happened. we have a serious situation on the border, unsustainable situation that can't continue. the only way to address that is to address the root causes of what's happening and the root

senator warner. you have voted with president obama most of the time in the senate, including for the affordable care act. your opponent, as we just heard, says this proves that rather than being an independent voice for virginia, you are in lockstep with the white house and you bear responsibility for the problems with obamacare, especially since you vowed not to support a measure that i quote you, takes away any health care plan that you like. how do you answer? >> judy, let's set the record straight on the statistic that is used. independent political observers have called it misleading and not representative of my record. the national journal ranks me in the center. one of the reasons why senator john warner had this job for 30 years. when i disagree with the president, i stand up with him. whether it is on oil or support for the keystone pipeline, whether it is supporting tort reform and that is a hard thing to say in front of a group of lawyers. i've taken arrows from both the left and the right on my efforts to deal with the debt and deficit. on health care, what i hear from virginians is that

obama heads for his a week later, congressman weber says that maybe he should call the senate back in everyone should keep working. >> i hope that he and senator reid and all of them call the senate back on this about. >> and the broader question of immigration reform, obama says lawmakers should pass a bill that would tighten security and draw current illegals out of the shadows and encourage talented people from other countries to stay rich republicans point to executive orders delaying obamacare mandates and say that they couldn't trust him to enforce immigration laws. the presidents of the problem is not his relationship with congress but the internal republican divisions. >> there's no doubt that i can do better on everything, including making additional calls to speaker boehner and having more conversations with the house republicans leadership . but in the end the challenge that i have right now is that they are not able to act even on what they say their priorities are. reporter: mr. obama downplayed differences with house republicans, saying that they agree on 80% of the issu

. >> president obama coming under fire from the leaders of the house senate intelligence committees and the senate intelligence committee, one a republican, one a democrat over his lack of a strategy to deal with the isis threat. meanwhile, the u.s. military is expanding its campaign to help iraqi forces in the fight. the u.s. launching airstrikes against the militants and dropping humanitarian aid. fox news correspondent jennifer griffin here with the latest on that. jennifer? >> hi, doug. u.s. military officials would not confirm iraqi claims that they have retain isis the town in an operation that began at dawn. they say expect more airstrikes in the marilee area throughout the day. they conducted airstrikes to allow iraq's army to overtake the town seized by isis. they dropped humanitarian relief to a town that had been in siege of isis for two months. the town of amirli helped with the humanitarian airlift as iraqi forces evacuated some of the 15,000 residents there. the head of the intelligence committee pushed back on the idea that the president's national security team has not p

wept on the to be president of the united states. >> president obama, and 2006, a little known environment came to the i -- little-known senator obama came to the iowa ware. >> on the day of the caucuses, my faith in the american people has been vindicated. >> ions will see more ahead. >>> al jazeera contributor and political analyst bill schneider is with us to talk rick perry, 2016 and the run for the white house. has anyone under indictment run for president. >> not that i recall. there was a charge that george w. bush what is arrested in drunk drying, it came out a couple of days before the election and was in the past. if there had been, we would have known it, there would have been a mug shot. >> there's no shot. >> the presiding judge did not issue an arrest warrant, six a summons. the whole thing is messy. there's an elected democratic district attorney arrested for drunk-driving. there's a video showing the senator on a rant. kicking down doors. not in good shape. it's based on - her arrest that perry demands that she resign as da. then what happened? >> then he threatened - publicly he threatened to veto funding for

kay hagan hits and then embraces president obama. senator kay hagan beat up president obama before he arrived a in town and showed up and gave hymn a kiss on the cheek. she is popular in some parts that helped her win in 2008, but dragging her down so much elsewhere, she is one of the democrats most vulnerable incumbents. the senator tweeting this out yesterday about va saying, approval of leases for four digs medical space at jackson va medica.al centers will allow moe veterans to receive the care they havean earned. senator kay hagan with that tweet yesterday, as she meets with the president after he makes those, before he makes those announcements at the airport and then again at that event before the american legion national convention in north carolina. we're gettingin your thoughts on president obama unveiling these latest efforts to improve care for our nation's veterans. we'll keep taking your thoughts here for ans few more minutes bt first, i want to show you the headlines this morning in the papers about burger king and, it is merg

obama. seats, sixhouse senate seats, which was a big number. that was a big number. speaking in all candor, the republican brand is weak. it really is. a lot of conservatives have shifted independent when they self identify themselves. one reason they have been doing better with independents is they have rejected this administration's big government agenda. also you have more independent who used to be republican who got fed up with the brand. i'm not point to call myself republican anymore. so, the republican brand is still weak. i do think they were able to recruit better candidates this year. they have a better core of candidates. >> who is to blame for the brand being week? >> i think themselves. when they were in the power. they let spending go. they did some good things. this is not an ad hominem attack. and 2003 tax2001 cuts. i will never forget -- our first onional issue ever was earmarks. we were a relatively new organization. abc nightline called as a young, scrappy upstart. it has changed i guess. we decided the 50 most egregious earmarks in the country. w

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shake their confidence anything move that the republicans are going to keep the house maybe get to senate obama has another two years one option i think will hold on to the senate at the end of the day larry over the next sixty nine days you're going to have a choice presented very clearly for the voters and they're going to go to the polls and ask themselves who has my back you know who's going to be in there swinging looking out for me making sure that if i work hard if i play by the rules that i'll have a chance to succeed and that question i think will be answered consistently by voters all across this country in competitive districts that it's democrats that will have their back and you know and republicans have given them the back of their hand you know republicans have focused on creating more opportunities for the few and democrats have focused on creating more opportunities for more people and and that's a pretty stark contrast and one that i think americans will embrace and elect democrats to congress as well as to the united states senate. and by the way governors as well i think the