sure his own election isn't the best possible example of this since i think he is unelectable in unopposedin his own election. >> well, elected unopposed immigrant i think that's what the right honorable gentleman and. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i want to add my contribute -- [inaudible] on climate change. can potential to do with the government is doing diplomatically to support the tough global field? but also to ensure a level field for carbon efficient companies indicate to ensure that we don't see global emissions simply increase by offshore and into places like china? >> that is of course what a global deal is on board and we are actively engaged in these negotiations, indeed the prime minister was speaking to the french president about this only last week or so we are determined that britain plays a leading role along with our colleagues in europe and delivering a binding global target so that individual parts of the world can't opt out. >> mr. speaker -- [shouting] employment in crawley is at record high levels with companies like creative -- created extra jobs. can my right honora

violence unopposed. enemies unnamed. friends undefended. alliances are unraveling. [applause] mr. bush: the supposedly administration is running as a riskght into the greatest of all -- military inferiority. it will go on automatically until a president steps in to build our armed forces and take care of our troops and veterans. they have my word, i will do it. [applause] >> [chanting u-s-a! mr. bush: we keep dependable friends budding dependable ourselves. i will rebuild our vital friendships and that starts by standing with the brave state of israel. [applause] mr. bush: american alliances need rebuilding also an better judgment is called for. 90 miles to ourselves, there is talk of a state visit by our outgoing president -- but we don't need a glorified tourist to go to have been in support of a failed cuba. [applause] mr. bush: we need an american president to go to a van a in solidarity with a free cuban people and i am ready to be that president. [applause] mr. bush: great things like that can really happen and in this country of ours, the most improbable things can happen a

foreign policy, the obama-clinton-kerry team is leading a legacy of crises uncontained, violence unopposed, enemies unnamed, friends undefended and alliances unraveling. [applause] the supposedly risk-averse administration is also running us straight in the direction of the greatest risk of all military inferiority. it will go on, automatically until the president steps in to rebuild our armed forces and take care of our troops and our veterans. and they have my word, i will do it. [applause] >> usa usa usa usa. bush: we can't defend our friends by being dependable ourselves. i will rebuild our vital friendships from the start was standing with the brave democratic state of israel. [applause] bush: american-led alliances need rebuilding. better judgment is called for relations far and near. 90 miles to our south there is a talk of a state visit by our outgoing president. [booing] but we don't need a glorified tourist to go to havana in support of a failed cuba. [applause] we need an american president to go to havana in solidarity with a free cuban people, and i'm ready to be that presiden

however, the decision did go through cabinet and was unopposed and the government was resting its case on that argument, that this was passed by cabinet and south africa was honoring a pact that it has with the africa union that no heads of state be prosecuted or detained on any matter. this ultimately does lead to the conflict between those two incidentties of government, and as we have mentioned earlier we're expecting more action looking specifically at investigation from this. >> and talking about that investigation which the courts have ordered, who is going to be under investigation? what happens next? >> well, it's the department of home affairs who were responsible for showing that omar bashir remains in the country. and the legal representation for the legal representative for the south africa government in court said that the military base where omar bashir left the country officials were notified that he should not leave the country. despite that he did fly out from that air base. so at this point the court wants the south africa as a whole to respond to its request for an i

. >> sill berberg is running unopposed this november. and sill ber berg may have been helped. she won with a total of 5,000. the eulle received more than 4700 votes. this is the first time he was opposed in the primary in a dozen year. the incumbent won in another big race, in the 28th district, bill howell defeated susan stimpson. howell is the speaker of the house of delegates. >>> the defense expected to make its case in the jesse matthews sex assault trial. yesterday, the prosecutors present third strongest evidence linking matthews to the 2005 rape in fairfax. police got the break when officers arrested matthews for shana graham's murder. a mouth swab released ultimately making him the prime suspect. the prosecution is expected to call one more witness and then matthews' lawyers take over. >>> dozens are learning they must buy flood insurance. 50 additional properties in laurel are expected to be added to the high-risk zone for flooding. last april after days of rain they opened the dam prompting major floods and prompting residents to evacuate. fema is holding an informa

violence unopposed, friends undefended and alliances unralelling. i use my veto power to protect the taxpayers from needless spending. if elected president i'll show congress how that is done. >> joining us for this look at two big names in the race for president are democratic strategist mercer. republican strategist routed hayne, and al jazeera's political correspondent michael shure. bruce haines - looking slim, a little more silver haired. jed bush made, what, nobody doubted that he would do weeks ago official. good day for him? >> i think it was a good day for jeb. i think he exceeded expectations. i don't think anyone accused jed bush of being a leading candidate. what we saw, was a campaign that could put on a good event. this was not a primary style roll out. it was presidential quality. exciting people in the hall. a lot of enthusiasm, and he gave a great speech. he flew a few elbows, and defined his differences and talked about the future. and seemed like a candidate that could have fun. just as ms clinton didn't do bad last week, jed did

sure his own election isn't the best possible example of this since i think he is unelectable in unopposed in his own election. >> well, elected unopposed immigrant i think that's what the right honorable gentleman and. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i want to add my contribute -- [inaudible] on climate change. can potential to do with the government is doing diplomatically to support the tough global field? but also to ensure a level field for carbon efficient companies indicate to ensure that we don't see global emissions simply increase by offshore and into places like china? >> that is of course what a global deal is on board and we are actively engaged in these negotiations, indeed the prime minister was speaking to the french president about this only last week or so we are determined that britain plays a leading role along with our colleagues in europe and delivering a binding global target so that individual parts of the world can't opt out. >> mr. speaker -- [shouting] employment in crawley is at record high levels with companies like creative -- created extra jobs. can my right honor

agreement that the african union and diplomates have immunity not to be arrested and this decision went unopposednd was accepted by the cabinet. on the other hand you have civil society organizations saying south african commitment to international criminal court should trump that decision and should be arrested forward crimes. >> on the line is sudan's minister who is in cartoon and thanks for being with us. regardless of what south africa's high court decides today you are saying that bashir should leave south africa for cartoon. hello, can you hear me? it's al jazeera here. >> i'm hearing you yes. actually, the president attended the summit and today and after that he will be in cartoon. there is no problem as a result from here no coordination with south african authorities. south africa has declared ten days before that, they will not deal with this and this is actually they decided not to be with itc and allegations for the african central. >> minister do you have assurances from south africa authorities regardless of the high court decision that president bashir will be free to leave? >> o

. >> 15 years during the -- during which the akp has been unopposed, climbing one victory after another. but erdogan's authoritarian sense may have come too much for voters. there were more arrests, a wave of internet censorship, and finally, a recent attempt to strengthen the presidential office. erdogan wanted to change the constitution from a parliamentary system to a more -- it required a 2/3 majority in parliament. >> the presidential project is more or less over. people did not respond well to a double campaign, one by the prime minister and the others by the president. >> despite the ruling party's defeat the party leader tried to put a positive spin on the result. >> the akp is the winner and finished first in the election. >> in line with turkey's proportional representation system, the akp will need to form a coalition. failure to do so could mean the country will have to prepare for new elections. genie: for more on the election in turkey, let's bring in jasper mortimer. what do you think it is going to be, early elections or a coalition? jasper: deputy -- the deputy prime mi

he'll run unopposed come november and represent alexandria and small parts of arlington and fairfax county. speaking of alexandria northern virginia bureau chief julie carey is in the studio with us to break all this down tonight. were there signs the mayor was vulnerable? >> well, there has been pent-up discontent over some residents over development in the city, and many don't feel it fits in with the historic character of alexandria. that very motivated bloc of voters blamed mayor euille. news4's camera was the only one there tonight when allison silberberg declared victory and thanked her supporters. >> i'm very honored tonight to stand before you as the next mayor of alexandria. [ cheering ] >> silberberg has been alexandria's vice mayor. she ran on a platform of reining in developers and soliciting more citizen input on decisions on growth. virginia's open primary system where anyone can cast a ballot she was helped by republicans. republicans for silberberg signs dotted some neighborhoods. here is what she thinks the vote sends. >> we need to pursue thoughtful development that will

candidates in 35 of the 40 districts for state assembly are running unopposed.llots for other contested races as well. polls are opened until 8:00 p.m. >>> experts in great britain have released the first official guidelines to get people moving in the workplace. employees in office settings are urged to stand for at least two hours a day. growing research has linked prolonged sitting with a heightened risk of serious illness and premature death. one more reason to have a ted mill at your desk. >>> the espies have named devon and leah still recipients of the perseverance award. the cincinnati bengals' five-year-old daughter has been battling a rare form of cancer. on friday her father announced she had suffered a complication from her stem cell transplant. they'll accept the honor in july. devon still is a penn state graduate with ties to camden and delaware and certainly our prayers are with lily yes as she has certainly gone through more than any five-year-old should have, guys. >> let's hope that gives her a boost. thanks so much erin. 6:27 now. meteorologist

she was unopposed. sam, let's go to you first because as everyone knows, you had considered getting into the race. the day before the primaries when you told everyone that your heart really wasn't in it. kind of explain things. >> my heart was in it. it was the rest of my body that wasn't kind of going along with the idea. [ laughter ] i was actually ready to go. i'd hired a campaign manager. i worked out a finance plan. and i was in this line that kid i've been in before, this fast-moving stream, and i decided to step back and ask myself, "is this right for me personally?" and i'm a grandfather now, and i've got my documentary film business, and i just felt that this wasn't the right time. this was a long-held dream, and i thought the best thing to do was step away. >> the polls had jim kenney well ahead, and they were right, as it turned out. did his candidacy have anything to do with your decision? >> absolutely not. i think that having run before as a republican, i was in an uphill situation, and i

i am not even the passage outrageous that even the mayor in his -- is good run unopposed at this point and if he wants to become a progressive mayor and all of a sudden become because of the mission crisis, the person is going to champion affordable housing, you know that ship has sailed since 1990. this is been a crisis in the making since then. now to have us bail the inefficient bureaucracy that is in san francisco now and since 1990, and were to be sacrificed, were to be the sacrificial lamb without any statistical reports for mr. shaw. now you are putting him, rj, in his quest to do his job, his saying he can meet the jedi deadline that i am sorry jay, i do like you but that is unreasonable back not in this type of scope and severity of what happened this type of investment mack i agree with you mr. driscoll, believe it or not, that this may not be the way to go. i firmly believe that this type of investment should be given -- give the opportunity to wrong, late the developers. we give larry ellison and proud playground which run all four for 11 nine dollars of it his -- could hav

violence unopposed. enemies unnamed, friends undefended and alliances unraveling.pposedly risky adverse administration is also running it straight into the direction of the greatest risk of all. military inferiority. it will go on automatically, until the president steps in to rebuild our armed forces and take care of our troops and our veterans. and they have my word, i will do it. [ chanting ] we keep dependable friends in this world by being dependable ourselves. i will rebuild our vital friendships. and that starts by standing with the brave democratic state of israel. american-led alliances need rebuilding, too. and better judgment is called for in relations far and near. 90 miles to ourselves there's a talk of the state visit by our outgoing president. but we -- but we don't need a glorified tourist to go to havana and support the failed cuba. we need -- we need an american president to go to havana in solidarity with a free cuban people. and i'm ready to be that president. great things like that can really happen. and in this country of our, the most improba

foreign policy the obama/clinton/kerry team is leaving a legacy of crises uncontained, violence unopposed, enemies unnamed, friends undefended and alliances unraveling. this supposedly risk-adverse administration is also running us straight in the direction of the greatest risk of all, military inferiority. it go on automatically until a president steps in to rebuild our armed forces and take care of our troops and our veterans. if they have my word, i will do it. endable ourselves. i will rebuild the vital friendships. that starts by standing with the brave democratic state of israel. [ cheers and applause ] >>> american led alliances need rebuilding to and better judgment are -- 90 miles to our south, there's a talk of a state visit by our outgoing president, but we -- but we don't need a glorified tourist to go to havana in support of a failed cuba. rity with a free cuban people and i am ready to be that president. most improbable things can happen as well. takes that from a guy who met his first president on the day he was born and his second on the day he was brought home from the ho

former mayor kerr redonnelly came in third place and we should mention that silberberg right now is unopposed in november so we'll see. >> thank you, christen. and the other big race we were watching the incumbent one, if you lives in parts of stafford county, president bill howell represents you. he's the speaker of the house. >> here at the live desk, happening right now on capitol hill, a hearing on the president's health care program. we want to take you live to the hill where also health and human services sylvia burwell earlier defended the affordable health care act. this is in response that health insurers that are proposing rate hikes. the white house released the new health care numbers saying it is working. the supreme court set to rule on whether to overturn that health care law. we'll continue to listen in on the hearing and bring you further developments. >> thanks angie. right now the obama administration is considering whether to send 500 more u.s. troops to iraq. the troops would help train iraqi security forces. those forces have suffered major setbacks in recent months in t

be no republican or independent opponent come fall so whomever wins tonight will run in november unopposed. and a final reminder, polls stay open until 7:00. no lines coming out the door. turnout has been light today. i will be tweeting the results tonight as soon as they start to come in and you can find them on our nbc washington home page and app. >> we will be following you on twitter for that. dennis hastert faces a judge for the first time. amid allegations of sexual misconduct. >> a controversial piece of art work created by honor students at a local high school was taken down today. not everyone agrees it is free speech. coming up live a school district says they just decided to take that image down. >> shattered glass and stolen cash registers. >>> a not guilty plea this afternoon from former house speaker dennis hastert as he appeared in court on a hush money case. he spent money trying to cover up allegations of sexual misconduct in his past. we are live in chicago where today's hearing took place. jay? >> reporter: hey. this first court appearance is really just a legal formali

foreign policy, the obama, clinton, kerry, team is leading a legacy of crises uncontained, violence unopposed, enemies unnamed, friends undefended and alliances unraveling. [applause] this supposedly risk-averse administration is also running us straight in the direction of the greatest risk of all, military inferiority. it will go on, automatically, until a president steps in to rebuild our armed forces and take care of our troops and our veterans. [cheers and applause] and they have my word, i will do it! [applause] >> usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! >> we keep dependable friends in this world by being dependable ourselves. i will rebuild our vital friendships. that starts by standing with the brave democratic state of israel. [cheers and applause] american-led alliances need rebuilding too and better judgment is called for in relations far and near. 90 miles to our south there is talk after state visit by our oh going president. but we -- [booing] but we don't need a glorified tourist to go to havana in support of a failed cuba. [applause] we need, we need an american president to go to hava

foreign policy the obama, clinton carry team is leaving a legacy of crisis uncontained, violence unopposed, enemies unnamed, friends undefended and alliances unravelling. [cheers and applause] this supposedly is running us straight in the direction of the greatest risk of all, military inferior ty and will go on until a president rebuilds our forces and takes care of our troops and veterans and they have my word i will do it! [cheers and applause] [chanting usa] we keep dependable friends in this world by being dependable ourselves and i will rebuild our vital friendships and that starts by standing with the brave democratic state of israel. [cheers and applause] american-led alliances need rebuilding too and better judgment is called for in relations far and near. 90 miles to our south there is a talk of the state visit by our outgoing president but we -- [booing] but we don't need a glorified tourist to go to havana in support of a failed cuba. [cheers and applause] we need an american president to go to havana in solidarity with the free cuban people and i'm ready to be that president.

phone it in foreign policy, the obama/clinton/kerry team is leading a legacy of crisis, violence unopposed, enemies unnamed, friends undefended and alliances unraveling. >> bush tried to ease concerns that he feels entitled to the white house by virtue of his last name. >> i know there are a lot of good people running for president, quite a few, in fact. and not one of us deserves the job by rite of resume, party, seniority, family or family narrative. it is nobody's turn. it is everybody's test and it's wide open exactly as a contest for president should be. >> but the hash tag no more bushes was trending nationally on twitter throughout the speech and this line about his family probably didn't help. >> in this country of ours the most improbable can happen. take that from a guy who met his first president on the day he was born and his second on the day he was brought home from the hospital. >> bush talked at length about his wife from mexico and delivered a couple of lines in spanish his prepared remarks included zero mention of immigration reform. the issue forced interrupting the spee

silver berg is unopposed in november right now. kristen wright news4. >>> the incumbent did better in another race we are watching, virginia republican bill howell is thanking voters today for supporting him in the primary. he is the speaker of the house of delegates and represents fredericksburg and parts of stafford county. howell defeated tea party candidate susan stimpson by about 1800 votes. >>> first at 4, a man and his dog died in the parking lot of a waffle house when they were locked inside the man's corvette. they died on monday in port arthur texas, apparently overcome by heat. a loose battery cable disabled the car's electric locks and windows. rogers couldn't call for help because he had left his cell phone inside the waffle house. >>> the red river runs through four states and after weeks of torrential rains communities along the waterfront are praying the river has finally crested. take a look at some of the flooding in louisiana. the bossier parish sheriff's office posted this video on facebook to let everyone know

. >> silberberg is running unopposed this november. republicans voting in the open primary may have boosted silberberg's victory. she won with over 5,000 votes over ul. in virginia's 28th district republican bill howell won. he had a close eye on the race because howell is the speaker of the house of delegates. he represents parts of fredericksburg and stafford county. >>> and councilman bar ouchlt ukh will not run for president. barou baroukh served as president for two years. >>> and a viewer sent this video of smoke coming out of the time warner building on sunrise valley drive last night. fire departments from loudoun air fax fairfax county showed up to fight the flames. >>> fema is revising their flood maps. 50 additional properties in laurel are expected to be added to the high-risk zone for flooding. this is after heavy rain which led to the wssd opening the dam. that prompted major floods and evacuation. fema is holding an informational meeting tonight at 6:00. the address is 1801 mccormick drive in largo. >>> we have this deve

she is not unopposed, even though she is the front run are for the democratic nomination.aced another challenger as of yesterday, former rhode island governor lincoln chaff faye announced he's going to seek the nomination as well. >> here's a bold brazen internationalism. let's join the rest of the world and go metric. >> it's not clear how much traction he's really going to get. we'll see. a fox new poll shows that hillary clinton is 46 point ahead of her nearest rival for the democratic nomination. >> very interesting. going metric. >>> well bring on the heat. it is early june and some parts of the country are still feeling the chill. here in new york we are. >> marie melena has that. >> good morning. we're tracking temperatures only in the 50s and 40s out there. we had a cold front sweep through and that system brought in the cooler temperatures. but i want to take you across portions of the plains. we've had storm after storm across southern portions of nebraska and kansas. we're still looking at an isolated severe weather risk throughout the morning hours. but later o

. >> silverberg is running unopposed for november's general election. current mayor bill euille says he has not ruled out the possibility of a write-in campaign. >>> john boehner says the move to send more troops to iraq is a tactical move rather than a strategy to win by president obama. he is sending nearly 500 additional troops to help train and advise iraqi security forces in the battle against isis. the additional u.s. troops will be deployed to a base in eastern anbar province. they will britain the toteng the total number of forces to 3500. white house officials emphasize there will be no americans involved in ground combat. >>> right now at 5:00 tonight, a rabid raccoon. warping tonight the heatgins and big changes on metro. we have a team of live reporters. >> reporter: i'm adam tuss live at the vienna metro station. ic? metro says want you to forget about the paper. >>> some close and dangerous encounters withis up with the weather? >>> who is ready for the 90s? moving in fast today. but thee could feel like 100. >>> the excitement is building

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violence unopposed. enemies unnamed. friends undefended. and alliances unraveling. this supposedly risk averse administration is also running a straight in the direction of the greatest risk of all, military inferiority. it will go on automatically until a president steps in to rebuild our armed forces and take care of our troops and our veterans. and they have my word i will do it. [ cheers and applause ] we keep dependable friends in this world by being dependable ourselves. i will rebuild our vital friendships, and that starts by standing with the brave democratic state of israel. >> american-led alliances need rebuilding, too, and better judgment is called for in relations far and near. 90 miles to our south, there's a talk of a state visit by our outgoing president. but we don't need a glorified tourist to go to havana in support of a failed cuba. >> we need -- we need an american president to go to havana in solidarity with a free cuban people and i'm ready to be that president. >> great things like that can really happen. and in this country of ours the most

democrats in a contested primary in the last 25 years has won more than 20,000 votes, even running unopposed in 2012 as the incumbent president obama received 80% of the primary vote. clinton ally paul begala said in an interview it is 50/50. >> going to have a real challenge for her party at nomination though that doesn't show in the polls yet. will and let's not get our panties in a what. >> what else did he say? he said she is going to have a real challenge for the party nomination although that doesn't show in the polls yet, it will. with the sec we are not seeing? >> paul begala is a close friend of mine. i don't want to attack of the that is nonsense she doesn't have a real challenge. she did she would lose. if there were an actual alternative, if elizabeth warren got in with a message of economic populism, anti war which is where the democratic base is, that person would beach hillary clinton. they don't have a real challenge randomizing they want is a real one. these are potential challengers that allow her to see more moderate, i am the more moderate person. it is not a challenge. >

it in policies the obama clinton, kerry team is leaving a legacy of crises uncontained, violence unopposeds unnamed friends undefended, and alliances unraveling. they have offered a progressive agenda that includes everything that progress. they are responsible for the slowest economic recovery ever. the biggest debt increases ever. a massive tax increase on the middle class. the relentless build up of the egg regulatory state and the swift mindless drawdown of a military that was generations in the making. >> joining us now from washington juan williams here in new york city mary katharine ham co-author of the new book "end of the discussion" how the left's industry shuts down debate. makes america less free and fun so would you vote for jeb bush, mary katharine. >> sure, i would vote for him. i think he has things to commend him. the question is whether republican primary voters of which i am one will make that choice when they have plausible more conservative options with different names. >> we can't possibly know that what do you think governor bush's problem with conservatives is? >>

. >>> with their policy the obama/clinton/kerry team is leaving violence unopposed, enemies unnamed.ds undefended and alliances unraveling. this supposedly risk-add version administration is also running us administration in the greatest risk of all, military infear majority. >> should i call you senator or governor since you were formally both? >> i think the most recent one is the protocol. the most recent is governor. >> we'll go with the most recent one. your reaction to what jeb bush said today about what he called the obama, hillary clinton. john kerry foreign policy. >> well my blood was boiling when i heart that-- heard that, because that's his brother's war. all of them and the neocons got into this. a false pretense got us into this quagmire that here 12 years later we're still involved in. it made me mad to try to blame that war on barack obama and john kerry. that's his war. that's his brother's war. that's a republican war. >> the next president on inauguration day is going to inherit this quagmire. certainly, it doesn't look like any of the major problems there will be

stand with me because if you can not speak critically of a particular group, then they will rule you unopposed. and i don't believe that americans stand for that, greta. >> all right. how did you hear about this? is the fbi monitoring this and telling you about these tweets from these isis accounts or are you finding them yourself? >> well, the fbi did alert me. and then, of course, readers, and other twitter followers started to send me these tweets. >> and it actually has your address on it? >> yes. yes. they want to kill me. they want to kill anyone who does not submit to the sharia. and this is why americans must stand up. and i have no intention of backing down. i will not be intimidated into silence. look, i don't want to die but i will not live as a slave. >> pamla, thank you for joining us and good luck and i wish you safety. >> thank you for having me, greta. >> and you can hear much more with our -- with pamela on my greta talk podcast. a new episode will be out tomorrow with her. you don't want to miss it and you don't have to. easy to tune in, greta talk is free, available on itune

violence unopposed enemies unnamed friendsndefended and alliances unraveling. >> bush launches with mixedical blessings. the son and brother of presidents and a two-term high profile governor in his own right lesley sanchez is a strategist who worked for george w. bush. >> he's a proven reform governor. he has reached across the aisles build a broad coalition and dealt with a very diverse state. the disadvantages are there is a haloaffect around the bush name. there is a suspicion among base conservatives that he is if the going to be fiscally conservative enough. will follow in the steps of george w. bush and be a big government conservative. >> reporter: another conservative headwind for bush will be immigration. the formerovernor is calling for legal status though not citizenship for millions of undocumented residents. and calling out his party. >> the simple fact is there is no plan to deport 11 million people. we should give them a pass to legal status where they work where they don't receive government benefits where they don't break the law, whe they learn english and where they ma

the gun lobby has been insidious for nearly three decades in this country and they've been unopposed.uns for anyone anywhere, any time no questions asked is there vision for america. and after sandy hook moms said no way. we are going to stand up and we are going to demand now change for charleston. it is time for americans who have sat on the sidelines to stand up and say, we aren't going to allow this to continue in this country, and it will continue unless good people stand up and say, we can't do this anymore. >> so even though this new mantra of change for charleston and we saw the similar tone after sandy hook no more look at these young lives taken from us, we still have these loopholes, and for example, in south carolina there is this loophole the private cell loophole that came up in sandy hook because an individual can and say i want to gift it to someone in our family. this loophole provides someone like roof to acquire a gun even though a situation was pending in court regarding felony possession of drugs. >> yeah. that's what makes our country so dangerously violent compa

they got an unopposed piece -- and i'm dutch proposed -- opposed peace. we will have a lot of time to go through the particulars. german minority populations left stranded outside germany's borders, all the nuts and bolts of interwar diplomacy which would revise. for now, the basic misunderstanding is the germans thought they would get a deal and they got a deal on the principles of the french. now the other part of the settlement which was being negotiated in versailles which also had outside consequences, related to reparations, that is the idea that the germans would be forced to pay war damages. effectively, they already agreed to this. ludendorff was sending out to be americans, he agreed in principle that germany would contribute something to pay for damages caused by the war. this was probably a tactical mistake on his part. i think ludendorff at the time -- his basic plan was that he would convince the kaiser to step down and invite these socialist politicians to take over. they could all take the blame to the debacle which followed. this allowed

he's running unopposed, ok? here's john boehner. [audience murmurs] i don't know if you can see it, but afterwards, you can look at it. do you realize what it does to a politician to present him as something like this? huh? these are the interest groups who own him. sallie mae. he was a main opponent for student loan reform for years, and a very powerful one. look at it. it's on the sleeve. sallie mae. now you got 300 people here, 300 people there in the district, the district has 650,000 people, and pretty soon, you've got the numbers to select for a thousand serious members of a congress watchdog group, and this happens all over the country, 435 districts. every district has talent, every district has a community college, 4-year college, lot of talent. the thousand people put themselves behind an agreed agenda. i mentioned some of these: the living wage and full insurance and so on, war and peace. they agree from the beginning, so they don't have to bicker so much. they agree to devote 200 hours a year, volunteer 200 hours a year,

foreign policy, the obama-clinton-kerry team is leading a legacy of crises uncontained, violence unopposed, enemies unnamed and alliances unraveling. this supposedly risk adverse administration is also running us straight in the direction of the greatest risk of all militaryin fiery ortity. it will go on automatically until a president steps in to rebuild our armed forces and take care of our troops and our veterans. and they have my word, i will do it. [applause] >> we keep dependable friends in this world by being dependable ourselves. i will rebuild our vital friendships and that starts by standing with the brave democratic state of israel. [applause] >> american-led alliances need rebuilding too and better judgment is called for in relations far and near. 90 miles to the south there is a talk about a state visit by our outgoing president, but we don't need a glorified tourist to go to havana in support of a failed cuba -- [applause] we need an american president to go to havana in solidarity with a free cuban people and i'm ready to be that president. great things like that can really

obama/clinton/kerry team is leaving a legacy of crises uncon taundkoncontaineduncontained, violence unopposedunnamed, friend unattended and alliances unraveling. this supposedly risk adverse administration is also running us straight in the direction of the greatest risk of all, military inferiority. it will go on until a president steps in to rebuild our armed forces and take care of our troops and our veterans. and they have my word i will do it. we keep dependable friends in this world by being dependable ourselves. i will rebuild our vital friendships and that starts by standing with the brave democratic state of israel. american-led alliances need rebuilding, too. and better judgment is called for in relations far and near. 90 miles to our south there's a talk of a state visit by our outgoing president but we don't need a glorified tourist to go to havana in support of a failed cuba. we need an american president to go to havana in solidarity with a free cuban people and i'm ready to be that president. great things like that can really happen. and in this country of ours the most improba

. >> the obama-clinton-kerry team is leaving a legacy of crises uncon tand violence unopposed, enemiesn of our physical and ideological strength has led to a world far more dangerous than when president obama ended office. >> to defeat and defend an enemy like isil you have to have the capability and the will. president obama is not providing the capability and he doesn't have the will. >> add it all up and we as a nation are still fighting al qaeda, still debating u.s. military efforts abroad, now nearly 14 years after the terror group first entered the american consciousness with the 9/11 attacks. with the added challenge of taking on isis and the other decentralized terror networks rushing to fill the power vacuum in iraq and syria. joining me is retired general stanley mcchrystal at the helm of the u.s. effort in iraq and afghanistan for seven years. he details the lessons learned in his book "team of teams." general, thank you for taking a few minutes and joining us this morning. i appreciate it. i want to start with you, we have this news in the last few weeks of more u.s. troops

foreign policy the obama-clinton carry team is leading a legacy of prices uncontained, violence unopposed enemies unnamed. friends undefended and alliances unraveling. >> 35-plus past the hour. joining us for the must read opinion pages, editor of the weekly standard bill crystal and in burlington vermont, former chairman of the democratic national committee howard dean. good to have you both on board with us i think. >> i think? >> really? >> i think? >> what did howard do to offend you, mica? >> national review republicans need an answer to hillary clinton. >> actually we will do "wall street journal." >> are we? >> and the national review. >> we will start here. so "wall street journal," jeb bush reboots. in 2016 the biggest divide in a gop field isn't between conservatives and moderates. the most important contrast concerns political strategy and pits the dividers against the uniters. mr. bush marco rubio, rand paul and perhaps ohio governor john kasich thinks the gop needs to expand its appeal with a message. jeb bush huck a wee and rick santorum think it's to polar rise cultural iss

phone in foreign policies the obama-kerry team is leaving a legacy of crisis uncontained, violence unopposed enemies unnamed, friends undefended, and alliances unraveling. [applause] this supposedly risk-averse administration is running a straight in the direction of the greatest risk of all. military inferiority. it will go on automatically until the president steps in to rebuild armed forces and take care of our troops and our veterans. they have my word that i will do it. host: jeb bush in miami yesterday, the former florida governor officially jumping in. this means he can no longer fund race with super pac's. he must keep his distance under the sec rules. some other headlines, here is one from the washington times. clinton's blumenthal e-mails may have been withheld from the and ghazi committee. investigators uncovered a series of e-mails between hillary clinton and sidney blumenthal that were withheld the state department or clinton herself. republican staff found a number of libya related communications that were not included in the records previously submitted. the divisive former ai