.>>> susan rice is the highest- ranking american official to visit china since earlier in the year and saying that the talks will help to strengthen cooperation on issues ranging from development to the military issues. >> to the extent that we are able to service those challenges, i'm confident that we will be able to work through them.>> susan rice is expected the paved the way on the one-on- one meeting between president obama and the chinese president expected during the summit to be held in china during september. >>> president obama criticizing donald trump saying that his inflammatory rhetoric about the muslims is helping the terror groups like isis. >> i think that the kinds of rhetoric that we infer too often from mr. trump and others is ultimately helping to do the isis work for them. >>> the president went on to say that progress has been made into feeding isis in iraq and syria, but small sales could -- small cells could still arm innocent people and we need to do everything we can to prevent these attacks. >>> and the bernie sanders supporters on the first day of the democ

hands of terrorism we will work together to get to the bottom of it and change history instead susan rice went on and talked about some crackpot in la and we are going to hold him accountable and that also changed history. for the committee this is one of the chapters was hard to write. we reviewed a lot of it but very little is known about what you mentioned which is the intelligence committees wanted to say they did nothing wrong and we won't supply you any of these people even if she will they are not clandestine operators. even in star wars these are not the droids you're looking for. the chairman issued a statement that we received a copy of and the department of defense not producing people foreign affairs was much more naturally and they felt they didn't have the investigative team and it wasn't the nature. it was the accountability review board that the chair man over there sort of study you take the lead and we will keep an eye on it. if they assigned a person to work with us we have these committees one was hostile and one was pretty neutral. we began the investigation and as we

instead, susan rice went on and talked about some crackpot in l.a. in a video, we're going to hold him accountable, and that us changed hoyt. our committee -- this is one of the chapters that was hard to write. a lot is known about benghazi, and we review some of it. but very little is known about what you mentioned, which is the intelligence committees wanted to say, intelligence did nothing wrong and we won't supply you any of these people, even if they were not clandestine operator. they said there's nothing here. reminding you of the "star wars" and these are not the droids you're looking for. the armed services fought and even the chairman there even issued a statement that we received a copy of, suggesting that the department of defense not comply with our subpoenas. not produce people. foreign affairs was much more neutral. they felt they didn't have the investigative team. it wasn't the nature so they looked at the arb, but they -- >> host: the arb? >> guest: the accountability review board. but the chairman sort of said you take the lead, we

the visit by susan rice expected the paved the way for the one-on-one meeting between president obama and the china president expected during the summit in china in september. >>> and president obama criticizing donald trump sang his rhetoric about muslims is helping the terrorists groups like isis.>> i think that the kinds of rhetoric that we have heard too often from mr. trump and others is ultimately helping to do the isa work -- isis work for them.>>> president obama went on to say that small cells can harm innocent people and that the united states must do everything it can to prevent those attack.>>> 5:27 am.>>> all eyes on philadelphia and hillary clinton facing pressure from the bernie sanders supporters on the first day of the democratic national convention and we will bring you a live report from philadelphia.>>> a major wildfire burning in monterey county is working evacuations, and the firefight and the efforts underway right now. >>> good morning, looking at a commute where traffic is getting busier, marrying areas see more people on the road like the bay bridge.>>> offta

it's manifestly not true, even if all of the arguments about what she said afterwards or susan rice saidfterwards on "meet the press" are true and anybody who thinks about it for a second knows it's not true and i think it's wrong that they ruin their evening with this. >> it was an interesting decision on the part of the republican party to go there with this first night making it so focused, especially right at the front of primetime on benghazi. obviously what's happened in terms of investigating benghazi attack, investigating hillary clinton's potential culpability of the attack, there's been almost nothing that's been more investigated in washington, the benghazi committee investigation was longer than almost any other congressional inquiry into anything in the history of the united states, including the jfk assassination and 9/11 and a lot of people thought the republican party in congress were giving signals that they would release the results of that report, that they would push that up to october, make it the surprise right before the election. in fact, that committee has alread

susan rice, most conspicuously. and it all seemed rather ho-hum to many of our colleagues in the media and the amplification that these things normally get hasn't been as well. >> we're waiting on vooep picks but an interesting comment by the current vice president yesterday on a potential gop nominee. here's what he said. >> newt and i disagreed, he's one of the brightest guys i know. he knows -- he knows the government. he knows the issues. and i would feel better, even though we disagree philosophically, i'm not being facetious, i feel better knowing that there was somebody there with the depth and gravitas on the issues that newt possesses. >> newt gingrich. he did go on to say he's not endorsing him. and they do disagree, but heidi, of course, gingrich is one of the top names we're hearing about, governor pence, governor christie among the others. >> these are all the names that we've confirmed, that are now submitting materials and are definitely in the top. the calendar's really kind of caught up on us here.

well, you know, she's the susan rice of burning down cities because she'll probably get promoted. as you see, she was featured at the democratic convention for being a failure as a mayor. she's already paid the family of freddie gray almost $7 million, nobody has been indicted and obviously won't at this time. >> they were all convicted but the charges were dropped. >> it was a hung jury. it's over. the city gave them $6 million or $7 million before there was even a conviction. >> $6 million before anything hit the streets not to mention what is the toll to the taxpayers of baltimore for the people burning down the city? so look. it with us built on a lie. it's a terrorist group is what it is. >> all right. kevin jackson, thanks so much for being with us tonight. >> my pleasure. >> all right. i take down hillary's street in this week's street just cities still ahead j and next, how can donald trump capture the all important millennial vote. i'm joined by a >>> the gloves are off. could the millennial vote be one of the most crucial in this extreme willing tight race between donald

susan rice has died. showing national recognition of her work of autism speaks. bob wright. susan wright died after a battle with cancer. >>> and a terrifying accident was caught on tape last night at poconos race way. a car heading into the pits slammed into two crew members. the two were hit when the car had brake problems and could not stop. both men were able to walk away and injuries. >>> our friend dave price is here from wnbc. >> everyone feeling better now the heat wave is subsided a bit? don't make me bluff. let's look at the weather picture. looks like we're in for a wet start to the weekend especially working toward the east coast. let's look. scattered showers and moist air brought up from the gulf at this low pressure system continues to move eastward and ahead of the front, fair amount of humidity. widespread showers especially in the mid-atlantic states down i-95 corridor and stretching into the carolinas as we head into tomorrow. all of that moisture will continue to advance and instability is around. local flooding is a possibility throughout the northeast an

you know, susan rice is visiting beijing now. also, we see it's trying to lower the tension because of the south china sea. considering the g 20 summit will be held very soon and in which president obama and president putin will participate, how would you expect the trilateral relations to evolve after the g 20 summit because china will see the summit as bigger role in the international arena.

we susan rice gave the benghazi testimony republicans from so frustrated they were told not to put her nomination forward. this all depends on whether the republicans keep control of the senate. if they do, i find it hard to believe that republican senators would renominate loretta lynch to be attorney general after her very big mistake this weekend. >> when you talk about on theics, they seem to be bad against the clintons but they have had a multidecade record of scape escaping them. >> well, certainly the meeting at the phoenix airport between the attorney general and president clinton raised a lot of issues. however, i haven't -- in all the people that i know who are close to director comey, they say he is a pretty stand up guy, and he doesn't seem like the kind of person who if he was told look, this is what you have to do, he would go along with it. i think what we are hearing, for better or for worse, this is his decision. and that, you know, whether it is a surprise to people or not -- >> let me ask you. you yourself, though, you heard the press conference. you probably looked

when they sent susan rice on to five sunday talk shows, they didn't have her briefed by anyone who knew what was going on, on the ground. everyone on the ground knew this was a terror attack. she was briefed by ben rhodes and david plouffe, two political advisers inside the obama world. she was sent out to tell a story that was deeply inconsistent with what the administration knew. you can see the e-mails, privately, secretary clinton tells her daughter and the egyptians and the libyans, this was a terror attack, while publicly she told the families of the murdered americans that this was about a youtube video. i find those actions morally reprehensible. >> it's absolutely extraordinary. and we've heard from the families of those who were killed that night. it's quite extraordinary for her to say, then, well, it's time to move on. >> maria, it's actually not extraordinary. this is -- there's a long history of the clintons involved in scandals telling the american people, nothing to see here, folks. i urge everyone who's watching to go read -- i wrote a separate report along with represe

terrorism and we will work together to get to the bottom of it would have changed history instead, susan rice went on and talked about some crackpot in la in the video we are going to hold him accountable and that also changed history. for our committee and this is one of the chapters that was hard to write a lot is known about ben ghazi and we were view as some of it but very little is known about what you mentioned the intelligence committees wanted to say they did nothing wrong and we will not supply you any of these people. they shut down. they said there is nothing here. reminding you of the star wars and these are not what you're looking for. the armed services fought in the chairman there who issued a statement suggesting that the department of defense not comply with our subpoenas. foreign affairs was much more neutral. it wasn't the nature. it is the accountability review board. they sort of said you take the lead we will keep an eye on it and they assigned a person to work with us. so we have these three committees and we begin our investigation and as we discovered the department o

you know, susan rice is visiting beijing now. also, we see it's trying to lower the tension because of the south china sea. considering the g 20 summit will be held very soon and in which president obama and president putin will participate, how would you expect the trilateral relations to evolve after the g 20 summit because china will see the summit as bigger role in the international arena. secondly, do you expect the u.s.-china high level exchange mechanism will continue if donald trump is elected? thank you. >> it's a good question. the first part. it's very easy to see that china and the united states have some very difficult issues we need to manage in the bilateral relationship. issues, if mismanaged, could push our relationship in a negative direction rather than a positive direction. and certainly the south china sea is one of them. because it involves territorial issues and territorial issues are always sensitive to sovereign states. but at the same time our mechanisms for dialogue with china are the best we've ever ha

>> one of the things she said to her daughter including some of the comments made by susan rice was relative to information that they were just getting, but not settled on. it was an evolving event and these were conversations -- >> what about an event that evolved about not sending classified email and she ought to have known. why was she so willing to lie when directly asked several times on this question? >> i think it was very clear in the way the secretary conducted herself at the benghazi hearings and the degree to which those ended up as a show of really no new evidence of any wrongdoing. it shows she was not lying, and again, i want to say tomorrow at the hearing when the fbi director is there. tara raises a very good point about will they go too far again, and what i believe will happen regardless of how the congress members conduct themselves, within the appropriate way or they go out of their way to attack a dignified, highly regarded public servant, donald trump will go out of his way to be outrageous again. >> she shouldn't be charged and you should accept the fact that he basic

also tell you that white house sources are telling fox news tonight that national security adviser susan ricetraveling this evening but she is traveling domestically. and we are told that she has been in consultation with her colleagues within the administration. and as you can also well imagine, we do expect an updated readout from the administration over the weekend as this story continues to unfold. but for now that's all we know from washington. as i get more information, you can bet i'll pass it along to you, my friend. >> i just want to quickly go back, ken, if i can. protesters on both sides of these. you had how many -- was there a larger group that were proeltsiproelts i protesting in favor of erdogan than against the turkish president? >> that's a terrific question. i can tell you from first glance looking outside the fence from the north lawn effectively it looked split 50-50 and you could actually hear them cheering fairly often and then some were saying hey, listen, we don't support president erdogan. if you want sort of a breakdown, i would put it this way. i would say it was pr

so susan rice and others will immediately go down to the room and monitor, not only the situation from here, they'll be in constant contact with their counterparts in france. this is a very delicate situation, as we've talked about on a number of occasions. this is sort of the catalyst in europe, especially on the terror front. so many people have talked about this, even in a time that i was in paris during the climate change summit last year. they were just coming off of another horrific attack. this has been a pattern there. so the white house is used to checking in with their counterparts in paris and in this circumstance in nice. as i get more information, bret, i'll pass it along to you. >> kevin corke live at the white house. thank you. we are just getting reaction from the presumptive nominee donald trump, tweeting out another horrific attack in nice, france. when will we learn it's only getting worse? we are watching these pictures come in from nice, france, and clearing the videos you're seeing, because many of the videos popping up online are too horrific to air. there are do

joint chiefs of staff, three black heads of the national security council including the current susan rice who just made a racist statement that the nsc is too white, who's a liar, who's the one who went on television after benghazi lying about what happened. knowing it was a lie. we have thousands of black elected officials. we have major american cities like atlanta run by blacks. black mayor, black police chief, black superintendent of schools. there are other cities just like that. baltimore. and who suffers, by the way, by this progressive racism? who suffers are black people in the inner cities. the assault on police, the war against police that black lives matter and these other racists declared has led to epidemic homicides, spoils in the homicide -- spikes in the homicide rate and crime rate in cities like baltimore and ferguson x. who are the victims? black people. it's time for black people to wake up and start voting for republicans. or you're going to be in this prison -- i mean, i'm -- the blacks in the inner cities will be in prison. let's not forget the thriving black middl

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you know susan rice is in beijing right now. and also, we see both sides are trying to lower the tensions because of the south china sea. considering the g-20 summit will be held very soon and in which president obama and president putin will be participate. how would you expect the triangle relations to involve after the g-20 summit? china will see the summit as the bigger role in the international agreement. and secondly do you expect the u.s.-china high level exchange mechanisms will continue if donald trump is elected? thank you. >> it is a good question. the first part. it is very easy to see that china and the united states have very difficult issues we need to manage in the bilateral relationships. issues that if mismanaged could push our relationship in a negative direction rather than positive. certainly the south china sea is one of them because it involves territorial issues and territorial issues are always sensitive between sovereign states. at the same time, our mechanisms for dialogue with china are the best we ha

there is a whole narrative of a video and then they sent susan rice. >> to his thigh, the most disgustinghing was she still won't own the she told the family the very lack up to by the administration. when she talks about the interview, it was not my ball to carry in terms of the security. the secretary of state, how to chew out parade. how did you behave in a leadership post and expect the american people to run the nation. >> in any organization the buck should stop at the leader. my point of this culture within her campaign. the story but a painted a lot sooner. ultimately it's my responsibility. the fact she can't take any responsibility is either narrative keeps going and going. i don't know why she doesn't get it. take responsibility. >> leaders assert themselves hiding behind other people. there's a scandal during benghazi and scandal afterwards is what we need to pin her down on because she is never why she sighed. maria: no one will forget the famous quote at this point when she was testified to congress what difference does it make at this point. let me move on to the spooky lea

she and susan rice, the national securitiedy ed adviser, they pu president obama to get involved withave paid more attention perhaps to libya, even when it comes to security? >> i think there are plenty of people who will privately say this was not a finest moment, this was not a great handling of things. the question is, can you blame somebody for this actual, terrible event, four people dying. again, all these investigations have said no. >> we'll be doing more of these reality checks. >>> still ahead, we'll have more reality checks on some of the toughest speeches of the night, and an interview with senator joni ernst, one of the night's headliners. much more right after this. tha. i think it's important for everyone to know that there is so much more to memory support than the stigmas you hearabout. that these residents still have lives and their lives still matter and that they are still living their lives. that they're not locked away and that they still have a lot to live for, you know, that they have people that care about them and they have people that love them and i love th

. >> one of the things she said to the daughter including comments made by susan rice were relative toey were just getting but had not settled on. it was an evolving event. this took place, these are were conversations -- >> what about an event that evolved about not sending classified e-mails. she oughting to have known, why was she willing to lie when directly asked several times on this question? >> i think it was very clear in the way the secretary conducted herself at the benghazi hearings and the degree to which those ended up as a show of really no new evidence of any wrong doing and -- and it shows she was not lying. and again, i want to say tomorrow at the hearing when the fbi director is. there tara raises a good point of will they go too far again? what i believe will happen, regardless of how the congressmembers conduct themselves, within the appropriate way or they go out of the way to attack a highly regarded public servant. donald trump will go out of his way to be outrageous again. >> correct in saying she shouldn't be charged. you should accept the fact that he basical