more with peter king coming up. let's look at that lame duck congress and will it live up to its name or can we expect something prolific out of it ahead of the holidays? eric shawn on that angle. >> good morning, everyone. it may be the holiday season but they are gearing up for continued confrontation in washington. as the house reconvenes tomorrow, the lame duck is fighting back. from immigration to obama care, the knives are out on capitol hill as congress goes back to work for eight days. >> if the president has the ability to announce i'm not going to enforce federal immigration laws because i disagree with it and the president has the same power to say i'm not going to enforce tax laws or labor laws or environmental laws. that's dangerous. >> i hope and i believe that the republicans on capitol hill learned a lesson when senator ted cruz in texas shut down the government over the affordable care act. it was a political disaster which they should never repeat. what the president is doing is saying i'm going to

joining us, republican congressman peter king of new york. he's a key member of the house homeland security committee and intelligence committee. thanks very much for joining us. a few quick questions and then i want to move on. based on everything that you know, is this isis leader abu bakr al baghdadi killed or injured? >> we are still trying to confirm that. i do not believe what the iraqi government is saying. we do not have the intelligence on the ground that we should ever since the president ordered withdraw of our troops. it's difficult to get the intel that we need. i expect to get it soon. we are trying to reach out to other sources. at this point we don't know if they are dead or alive. >> i've been told that they take everything that this new iraqi government tells them with a huge, huge grain of salt. is that right? >>. >> that's certainly the way i would look at it, yeah. they have not been reliable. you see conflicting reports about that. you see an example of the prime minister being at the u.n. in new york and saying that the

joining me from new york is congressman peter king. good to see you as always. at this point, what on-the-ground intelligence do we have on this air strike that may or may not have taken out the isis leader? >> jake, we have very little intelligence at all in iraq. that's one of the hazards, one of the results of taking all our troops out in 2011. that pretty much effectively ended both defense intelligence, central intelligence. we have virtually no intelligence on the ground at all. so what we're looking for now is what you pick up in social media, what we can get from any sources we may have in the -- anywhere in that area. it's going to be difficult. we don't have the intelligence assets that he had prior to our troops being withdrawn. >> if baghdadi has been wounded or killed, how much in your estimation would that affect the day-to-day operations of isis? wasn't someone else just take his place? >> well, he has deputies, turkmani and others are deputies of his that could stand in. but it would be a significant short-term effect to have such an outspoken le

wolf, you heard what peter king had to say. general mcchrystal?after general mcchrystal was essentially fired by the president after the article came out in "rolling stone"? >> i would be surprised if it were general mcchrystal. i think there will be serious confirmation hearings in the new senate and by all accounts john mccain is going to be the chairman of the senate arms services committee which will have to approve the nominee, whoever the nominee is. and there are a whole bunch of names already being floated out there. so general mcchrystal would be a huge, huge surprise given some of the history. but ashton carter, a former deputy secretary, number two secretary of defense michelle flournoy, undersecretary of defense number three or even senator jack reid, the democratic senator from rhode island, those names have been out there over the past hour or so since we got word that hagel was being pushed out. so it's going to be -- it will be a serious confirmation process and i suspect the new chairman of the senate arms services committee, if,

joining me now republican congressman peter king of new york. thank you for being here, sir.t. >> thank you, poppy. >> i think we're all glad to see this meeting is happening so fast and we're all happy to hear everyone's saying that you guys are going to work together and get things done for the american people. i want to ask you about this. speaker john boehner said to the "new york times" yesterday that president obama shouldn't "play with matches by unilaterally pushing immigration reform because if he does he's going to get burned." what's your reaction to that comment and what is the worst case scenario do you think for the. the if he decides to go it alone on immigration? >> first of all, i think, i'm convinced john boehner wants to make this work with the president and with mitch mcconnell but i fully agree with what john said as far as the president taking preemptive action on immigration. for john boehner to work with the president to get meaningful legislation, he has to bring his party along. and on an issue like immigration for the president to take preemptive ex

peter king is joining us, the congressman from new york, he's a member of the house intelligence committee, the house homeland security committee. with hindsight you say you're not surprised given the stories that have been out there over these past few weeks of differences between the defense secretary and the white house. >> i'm not saying i was pecking it but i'm not surprised because i noticed really in the last several months just the public disagreements between the secretary of defense and the administration policies as far as syria, as far as the use of ground troops and also the differences between the top military officials and the administration. i found that very unusual that there would be a public disagreement like that between the pentagon and the president. so it appeared to be that there was some tension, there was some friction and so i can see why this is happening. i'm saying as a republican when secretary hagel was first nominated and went through the confirmation process i think there was a lot of hard feeling toward him. one is because he endorsed president obama but

i'll speak with congressman peter king about what they're learning. >>> shocking shootdown video, new images emerge showing the wreckage of a malaysian airliner downed over ukraine. >>> and inside north korea, new details on the u.s. spy chief's mission to free american prisoners and a dictator's bodyguard tells how he became a victim of that brutal regime. wolf blitzer is off. i'm brianna keilar. you're in "the situation room." >>> a brutal and barbaric display by isis. the terror group's latest video shows the gruesome beheadings of a number of captives and the severed head of an american. aid worker, peter occasion, a former army ranger, standing over it, the same black-armed killer who threatens to, quote, slaughter your soldiers. there are major differences in this new video and major new clues for the world's intelligence agencies, including a row of unmasked murderers. congressman peter king of the homeland security and intelligence committees is standing by, along with our correspondents, our analysts and newsmakers. we begin with cnn's senior international correspondent, nic

peter king is weighing in on the ferguson fall out and his suggestion to the white house is this. >>pful if president obama went and met with the police and invited him to the white house and said you have gone through four months of smear and slander and the least we can do is tell you it's unfortunate it happened and thank you for doing your job. >> a former ceo wants the biggest job of all. she actively explores 2016 presidential run but faces gop critics. fiorina once ran hewitt packard but her run for senate was less than impressive. >> flournoy drops out as hagel successor. she was considered a front runner for defense secretary and now johnson looks like the top candidate. >> the gq list is out and president obama is one of their least influential people of 2014. the magazine sites handling of russia and ebola. also making the list is bono and roger goodell. remember this seinfeld classic. >> it begins with the airing of grievances. >> festivus was the december 23rd holiday from seinfeld but in the huffington post it could be a holiday for washington workers under new law. >>

so peter king responded. >> i think border patrol, these are inland. >> it's reasonable cause to do it. remember when people come into this country illegally they don't stay on the border. they keep going. >> if people are not compliant they break windows. people have been tazed. >> i am not aware of significant abuses at all. if anything, the complaints we be is there is not enough strict enforcement. 100 miles from the border, american citizens having to prove we're americans to drive to work or the grocery store? >> we live in an upsetting world. >> americans have the right to be free in their own country, to drive within their own country. real freedom lies in the thin space that separates an american citizen from an armed member of their government. >> that thin line keeps getting thinner. authorities keep inventing new tools. mabs will use microsensors and microprocessor technology to nash gait and track targets. >>> america locks up more of its people than any other country. one reason is. >> mandatory sentences. >> mandatory minimum jail sentences are why these two spent a deca

i'll speak with congressman peter king about what they're learning. >>> shocking shootdown video, newshowing the wreckage of a malaysian airliner downed over ukraine. >>> and inside north korea, new details on the u.s. spy chief's mission to free american prisoners and a dictator's bodyguard tells how he became a victim of that brutal regime. wolf blitzer is off.

peter king is chairman of the house> i say that judge bill martini who wrote the opinion dismissing the lawsuit was 1,000% correct. he pointed out that there were no rights violated here whatsoever. he said if you're going to look for muslim terrorists, you would obviously surveil muslim communities. that's where they would be coming from. we're not talking about fourth amendment issues here. there's no search and seizure, no wire tapping. this is police surveilling, monitoring that doesn't require a court order whatsoever. also there was no harm done to anyone in the

. >>> don't forget new york congressman peter king is on the homeland security committee.we mentioned that. he will sit down with maria bartiromo on sunday morning. futures tomorrow before hearings next week on border issues as they relate to the president's immigration actions. catch it tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. eastern right here. leeland? >>> ray rice can once again play for the nfl. now all he needs is a team to even him. we're going to break down where he might get a contract. and we're out on the streets for small business saturday. bryan llenas is. >> blackfully can be fun if you're not tackling someone for a tv. small business saturday, that's right. go to your local business and buy something fresh. the new concept, not really. but people are loving it. we'll bring you more from any blue ribbon general store here in brooklyn, new york, next. >>> it is the bottom of the hour on this saturday. time for the top of the news. the government of afghanistan is approving two key security agreements. the afghan parliament ratified the bilateral security agreement allowing the

this afternoon, peter king of the house homeland security committee told nbc news, when you're protectinghe president, there are no time-outs. the secret service says it's changed its training and procedures. joseph clancy is expected to testify at a house oversight hearing. wendy, that's scheduled for next week. >> all right. peter alexander, thanks. >>> abysmally and offensive low. that's how a member from hyattsville, maryland, described voter turnout. and that's why he said they should lower the voting age from 18 to 16. it would only apply to municipal races like city council and mayor. he believes in engaging young people may improve turnout. the issue could come up for discussion next month. >>> he pleaded not guilty, but there is some pretty strong evidence now against the man who abducted a woman. we'll tell you why the man who is also facing attempted murder charges in virginia ended up in court in philadelphia first. >>> and there is a new tribute in place to honor that woodbridge teenager murdered close to his school. >> reporter: i'm jackie bensen in loudoun county. imagine h

this afternoon congressman peter king from house homeland security committee told msnbc news when you're protecting the president, there are no time-outs. he and some others are calling for a top to bottom review. agency. here are some of the details that came out of the executive summary, the nine pages from this report. after bargaining through the front doors, knocking down a female secret service officer to the ground, the report says omar gonzalez, the fence-jumper, walked past the officer who accidentally grabbed a flashlight instead of her baton before ultimately pulling out a gun. gonzalez ignored calls to stop, he walked to the east room, turned around. that's where he was eventually tackled by some officers in the center hallway. the report says everything that could have gone wrong that night, did. the armed counterassault team, this is striking, didn't immediately enter the mansion because they were unfamiliar with the layout of the white house. they waited to get into a tactical formation before entering. several officers who chased gonzalez through the bushes in front of th

. >> don't forget, peter king is on the homeland security committee. he is also going to sit down with maria bartiromo on sunday morning futures tomorrow before hearings on border issues relating to the president's immigration actions. you can catch it 10:00 a.m. eastern right here on the fox news channel. >>> growing cries for intervention as unrest continues in ferguson. one pastor who resisted calls to get involved breaks his silence. his take on ferguson and why he's speaking out now. hey matt, what's up? i'm just looking over the company bills. is that what we pay for internet? yup. dsl is about 90 bucks a month. that's funny, for that price with comcast business, i think you get like 50 megabits. wow that's fast. personally, i prefer a slow internet. there is something about the sweet meditative glow of a loading website. don't listen to the naysayer. switch to comcast business today and get 50 megabits per second for $89.95. comcast business. built for business. >>> hi, there. welcome back. community leaders in ferguson and beyond facing critici

because we did receive some indications from representative peter king on the house side that some rebels are being vetted and presumably getting read to be shipped off to saudi arabia for training. >> i don't want to talk about any of the specifics. obviously, there are sunni-led nations that are who participating and are assisting in vetting processes today, and we know that certainly our military intelligence and our civilian intelligence agencies have our participating in a vetting process to make sure that we get the right kind or at least, nothing's perfect, if we think this is going to be perfect, we should take that out of their heads. it will have some problem, but i think we can get to a very confident state where you can train these rebels and make them effective because it also fits their goals and their aims of making sure they're not fighting isis and the assad regime next week and so that presents a pool of individuals that we believe can be vetted accurately and safely and then employed to help u which would help the united states national security industry push back to al

congressman peter king. congress woman michelle bachmann, max thornberry of texas.are not known as benghazi apoll gists. >> what i'm saying is this report specifically and only deals with the intelligence community. it does not deal with susan rice directly, it does not deal with hillary clinton. hillary clinton, for example, was never looked at by this committee or asked her to testify. so to act as if this is some all encompassing report that many would be talking about would be incredibly naive to look at this way. this was an intelligence report about the intelligence of this attack during and after and one thing it makes clear is that the narrative from the white house was absolutely thought that this was a spontaneous protest. this was two months be every the election. they knew they need to change the words. it was spontaneous to every co. make sure it doesn't look, i use tear words, a failure in policy. >> ben, very quickly, as you know, there is a seventh governmental report, an investigation that will come out. it is being spearheaded, when the tre gality

joining us for the next hour is john king, peter hamby and senior writer with politico, maggie. wits and wisdom from our team of political analysts. and we have the best political team on tv on the ground. let's bring with cnn correspondent brianna keilar. she's in louisville where mitch mcconnell may get something of a promotion, brianna. >> reporter: that's exactly right and that is really at what is at stake here. mitch mcconnell has said going into the homestretch that victory is in the air and he has reason to be in that belief. polls showing him up by several points. that said, his opponent, alison lundergan grimes, the democratic secretary of state here in kentucky, selling a much more positive attitude and saying that voter turnout is higher than expected, something that would favor democrats. that is, if it's high enough. but it would be a huge upset if she were to unseat mitch mcconnell who is hoping to go to the senate majority leader. and i'll tell you this, jake, mitch mcconnell has prepared the victory speech and the concession speech and today it was not the conce

we'll get a window into their priorities with congressman peter king coming up. >>> tomorrow also iss, not to mention business accounts, how safe are consumers when shopping online? >>> meanwhile, after anemic back to school sales this year retailers hope we're in the mood to indulge this

we're not the europeans who appreciated they ever kings. peter the great, catherine the great, charlemagne, we don't do great in america. we don't. which is one of the reasons we in some respects set ourselves up for a fall. we hat great as commonly displayed. so jefferson answers the door of the white house in his slippers. much to the dismay of the british ambassador who complained. hari truman, when -- harry truman when he leavees the white house, gets a new york chrysler as a gift, and the president and bess drive 1200 miles up through new jersey and then over to michigan, he gets pulled over for speeding, they eat in diners. there is no security. there is no advance team. it was just the two of them. we fool and trick ourselves, doug. we say we don't want great, and yet we really do, except we wanted packaged in a way that is consistent with our own aversion to the quote-unquote trappings of conventional power. we want great as humility, with great humbleness, but we do want our presidents to be quote-unquote, greater than we are. so, we in

king or gandhi ♪ that sent them on their way >> tell them, peter. ♪ no matter who your mentors are, it'sice ♪ ♪ i want to shake your hand ♪ just sitting in and writing down ♪ ♪ have you sung a song for freedom ♪ ♪ have you been to jail for justice ♪ ♪ then you're a friend of mine ♪ hey, you law-abiding citizens ♪ ♪ come listen to this song ♪ laws were made by people ♪ but people can be wrong ♪ once unions were against the wall ♪ ♪ but slavery was fine ♪ women were denied the vote ♪ while the children worked the mine ♪ ♪ the more you study history ♪ the less you can deny it ♪ a rotten law stays on the books ♪ ♪ till folks with guts defy it ♪ have you ever been to jail for justice ♪ ♪ and songs were sung for freedom ♪ ♪ have you been to jail ♪ have you been to jail ♪ well, the law's supposed to serve us ♪ ♪ but so is the police ♪ but when the system fails ♪ it's time for us to speak with our piece ♪ ♪ we must be ever vigilant for justice to prevail ♪ ♪ so give courage to your conviction ♪ ♪ let them haul you off to jail ♪ ♪ have you been to jail for justice ♪ ♪ i want to shake your hand ♪

first and will not learned the simple art of walking the earth like brothers peter and -- brothers." the legacy of dr. king is committed to nonviolence is unequivocal and unambiguous. >> you have a great library here. kingnce is the one who dr. signed to write to be beyond the vietnam speech. clarence, being the lawyer he is, gives him a speech that basically said on the one hand this and on the other hand this. dr. king read the speech as set what is this? a brief on theme one hand and the other hand and that's not what i wanted. he took the assignment away from clarence jones a gave it to vincent harding, it is neighbor a data assignment to vincent harding. he took responsibility of writing it. -- his neighbor and gave him the assignment to vincent harding. he died a few months ago. it for you tos rip the cover off of the onion? there's a lot of negative about what was going on. these three to principal biographers who i cannot thank enough. the work to make it easier for him it was to write a book about king. i wanted to focus on this last year. there are so many layers. i wanted this book to be a histo

he already talked to peter warren who he got the word back from him. he's like i'd like to help but i need the king to buy into this and i don't have that yet. so shirley is willing to take this expedition without significant support by the royal navy which probably would not have been a good tact but he's still looking around trying to find somebody who can lead the expedition. just to kind of give you an idea of what they're trying to do here, this is a view, part of it we extend across, it gives an idea of the difficulty of capturing this area. at the time this was filled in with little towns. if you come through the land side you got to get through this fort. from the sea side they will shoot you. this is a difficult, difficult operation. so he needs just the right guy for this. in fact shirley finds his man in william pepperell. this picture is painted after the expedition, and that is allowy borg in the back ground. pepperell is a great choice. described as a man who promises to give weight -- the point about his wealth is not insignificant. all right. how will you fund this expedition? there

king and norah o'donnell. president obama called peter kassig a humanitarian who died quote, in an act of pure evil.he terrorist group showing it beheaded the u.s. army ranger turned aide worker. isis has killed five western prisoners, including three americans. they say it's revenge for air strikes. >>> another cold air blast following snow fall in places as far south as oklahoma. the snow caused trouble on the highways around oklahoma city sunday. parts of the state are facing single-digit temperatures this morning. the snow is moving into the midwest and northeast. people in ohio and other states are having a tough time getting to work. >> new video and audio recordings provide fresh perspective in the death of michael brown in ferguson, missouri. a grand jury is deciding whether to charge officer darren wilson in the 18-year-old's shooting. this new video shows wilson at the police station after the confrontation. >> police also released recordings that give wilson's call for backup just before the shooting. >> now the encounter between wilson and brown took just 90 seconds. here's a call from a

king, jr. but i do want to salute you peter because you have high level quality 17 years you have covered this so thank you very much in makes a difference in the culture. >> host: let's go back to you into use the word prosthetic why are their profits in your view? >> they exemplify integrity and honesty and decency relived in such a market driven culture and criminality but to the intent to be a person as an integrity makes it counter cultural it becomes more of a liability and though most subversive and when you looked at the figures there is a sensitivity to others but they are committed to be honest persons. >> how well known was dead you e. b. du bois? >> he was an intellectual and half of the 20th-century that the end of his life he was so critical of the men it -- america's role when it came to support after kin colonial is them and the regime's as well as some latin america but so many courageous intellectuals who for a moment was a darling of the mainstream but continued to hold onto integrity despite the popularity they took his passport away and harry belafonte's held on issues sup

king. thanks for sharing your sunday morning. with to us share their reporting and insights, nia-malika henderson, jonathan martin of the "new york times," cnn's peter hamby and dan balz of "the washington post." two days to election day and there's a clear republican advantage in the biggest battle in 2014, that's for control of the united states senate. des moines register, joanie ernst takes a seven-point lead running against bruce braley. eight or ten of the races including the iowa race still tight. is there any path left for democrats to somehow hold their senate majority? this is the state of play, 55 democrats, 45 republicans, two of those democrats are independents who work with the democrats. here are the big races we're watching, 13 races we've been watching throughout the year but even most democrats concede montana, south dakota, west virginia, likely to be republican pickupups on election day. let's give republicans the three that would get you to 45/45. can the democrats somehow hold onto the ma jo are the? the "easiest" path is to keep the states i'll call the blues, new hampshire, iowa, colorado, and north carolina, the president ca

peter cook went to mcconnell's hometown of louisville, kentucky, for a look at the man who might be king. >> where is his plan? >> to democrats, mitch mcconnell is gridlock personified, the lawmaker single-handedly standing in the way of the obama agenda. >> the top political policy should be to deny president obama a second term. >> to some conservatives, mcconnell is a sellout, a established republican still too willing to cut deals with democrats. >> we're certainly not going to send a signal to the markets and to the american people that default is an option. >> but even mcconnell's critics concede he's a master political strategist, a survivor, now poised to become majority leader if republicans can gain a net of six seats in the senate and if he can overcome a spirited challenge from a democrat less than half his age. >> he's a senator that's out of touch, out of ideas, and with the help of west kentucky, will be out of time on november 4. >> helped by bill and hillary clinton, allison gunderson grimes has taken aim at mcconnell for months. >> mitch, that's not how you hold a gun.

congressman peter welch democrat from vermont and congressman king.e king, when you hear it done in a synagogue. there's been violations of religious time with violence during seders. does this up the stakes? and what should the u.s. position be? >> it does up the stakes. when you terrorize people where they worship, that's an extra assault on a people. the israelis do a good job of defending themselves generally and keep their streets fairly safe. if you there, even in the evenings you'll see people walking around with weapons. the united states need to support israel. there's an arab can live in israel proper with the rights of citizenship, own property, be seated on the supreme court for example or in the knesset. i think the israelis have been very tolerant and be being attacked by the other side. they needed the fence to protect themselves. i understand these were residents that got inside. i don't know enough at this point. >> do you think there's a role for the u.s., congressman welch, about trying to somehow modulate what is the heavy-handed r

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peter, good morning. >> natalie, good morning to you. those republican critics accuse president obama acting more like he's king than president.illion undocumented immigrants living here. the president will head to las vegas today to promote this program. the programs likely won't take until the spring to be up and running. in many ways, politically the ball is in the republican's corner with a heated debate raging within that party about its best response. but it comes with a risk, natalie, potentially alienating latinos in this country. >> peter alexander at the white house. thanks so much, peter. >>> snowed-in buffalo, new york, facing a new threat. there could be flooding as temperatures rise this weekend and six to eight feet of snow begins to melt. the weight of the snow has caused dozens of roofs and farm buildings to collapse. more than 100 people had to be evacuated from a nursing home. two of those people later died, raising the death toll to at least 12. >>> and a snowbound stadium has forced the buffalo bills to move sunday's game against the jets to monday in detroit. >>> it's hard to believe one vehicle could cau