unsuited to be commander in chief. very strong words. tell our viewers why you believe that. >> well first of all, wolf thank you again for having me back on your show. couple of things you listen to the outrageous comments he made. he said that isis exists because of the foreign policy hawks in the republican party. if president obama had said that wolf you'd hear every republican senator, and governor criticizing and condemning him for that there shouldn't be a double standard because a senator is a republican. isis is evil. it's ridiculous to blame americans for the fact that isis exists. republicans, democrats, we didn't create isis. i.c.e. is a problem that not only does isis oppose america, this is pure evil. radical islam, radical islamic terrorism is my first concern, we've had more than six years of blaming america, criticizing america, we would not have allowed president obama to say this. this is a statement that's even left of what secretary clinton or president obama would say. secondly what also troubles me from the senator

richard: much of what is on the pages is unsuitable for tv. >> the flyer is loaded with lies and distortions. i'm just very surprised. richard: the police believe they may have identified who has done this. in orderly man riding a bicycle dropped off the flyers like a paper route. -- an elderly man riding a bicycle dropped off the flyers like a paper route. she is outraged for a personal reason. >> my father escaped nazi germany when he was 13. richard: there is another wrinkle involved. >> it is covered under free speech. it has not risen to criminality. richard: the authorities will meet with the person involved in discuss the issue. this woman never wants to see this again. >> you would think in this day and age you would not be dealing with this. richard: the police believe they may know who has done this described as an elderly man who may have mental issues. the authorities do want to speak with him. they also save you find leaflets like this in your neighborhood they would like to hear from you. richard reeve, abc 7 news. leon: an inmate escape and manhunt captivated the region in mar

. >> if you have people saying that you're unsuitable to be president, is that problematic?think of it this way. it's like the hunger games without the fun right now. okay. >> ouch. >> these folks are competing on two levels. the first level is large field competing for some oxygen in states like iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, early states on some level but because of debates they are competing on a national playing field because they get chosen to be in that top tier in our debate or just play it all in the fox debate which is in august by national polling. we political types always say national polls don't matter this early in the campaign. well, they do this time around if you want to get into those debates. what rand paul is trying to do is differentiate himself. all he needs is a slight 7 to 8 percentage to get in that top tier to participate in the first debate, which does provide the oxygen for these candidates and that's why you have bobby jindal out there who is by the way at 1% in the polls saying you're unsuited to be president of the united states because h

jindal said this is a perfect example of why paul is unsuited to be commander and chief. it's one thing to take an outlandish position as a senator. one commander and chief is a different job. it's time for the rest of us to say it. former senator, rick santorum had this to say. >> i would expect to hear that from maybe bernie sanders. >> bernie sanders and rand paul interesting. changing gears, the six baltimore police officers charged have requested their case be moved elsewhere. they say it's impossible to select an impartial jury in baltimore due to the overwhelming criticism of the officers and of the widespread effects on the city. this creates an insurmountable prejudice to their client's rights for a fair trial. this city has seen 36 homicides this month. and arrests have dropped by 50% compared to last year. something to keep an eye on during this trial. let's go to texas where officials have made two more heart breaking discoveries. yesterday they found the remains of an unidentified boy in the river. it's unclear at this point if he was even reported missing. w

it seems clear from the community's stand point that the location makes burlington an unsuitable place for the aircraft. why would it be the choice, the first flays that the national guard -- place that the guard. >> to be clear, not the entire community is complaining. some think it's a good idea. there has been some lobbying going on, and a lot of people are looking to vermont, powerful senators, senator patrick lay hi as someone who is lobbying hard, and for his home national guard. >> what is it clear what the deaners would be from the air -- dangers would be from the coding on the aircraft. crash? >> we know from one person who worked on developing the f1-17 a. that they were required to wear full body containment suits when they were working, when the plane was cold. it had not been in the air, was not involved in a crash, there was no fire. the pentagon is secretive about the stealth holding, the composite and glues, but we know from some papers that there are problems, well documented problems with these materials when they burn. >> going back to your earlier report about the f

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there are many persons in the organization today subject to polygraph screening would be found unsuitable resigned and retired early. the agent declined repeated requests for an interview. he told us the vast majority of employees do the right thing every day. that spokesperson also told us in the past six years, the agency has had 285 documented complaints or allegations related to sexual misconduct. anna warner, bs news, new york. coming up on "cbs this morning," how police prevented a massacre. we are live from the scene of the texas shooting lus in a revealing focus group, republicans sound off on what they want in a presidential candidate and how drones are helping to save the country's avocado industry from a devastating threat. >> that is the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks, for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. . >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> well, let's take a look out here downtown san francisco! look at the -- >> whoo! >> the gold lights on top of the buildings there. of course, trimmed in the warriors colors as they prepa

in the organization today that if subjected to periodic polygraph screening would be found to be unsuitable. >> reporter: tomsheck says after bringing this problem to light, he was pressured to resign from customs and border protection and retired early. the agency's commissioner declined repeated requests for an interview but an agency spokesperson told us in a statement the vast majority of cbp employees do the right thing every day. but that spokesperson also told us that in the past six years the agency has had 285 documented complaints of -- or allegations related to sexual misconduct. scott? >> pelley: anna werner with the original investigation tonight. anna, thanks very much. we've learned what killed david goldberg, half of silicon valley's top power couple. and showers of lava. show when the "cbs evening news" continues. incredible! i've been claritin clear for ten days. when your allergy symptoms start, doctors recommend taking one claritin every day of your allergy season for continuous relief. with powerful 24-hour, non-drowsy claritin live claritin clear. every day. [announcer

kennedy: is the perfect example of why he is unsuited to be commander-in-chief. men and women in the military trying to fight isis and sen. paul is taking the wii we said to her weakest most liberal democratic position. no, loosen up. a little bit of analysis. the reason the establishment is up in arms is because he is right. the gop can only get defensive command that is pretty much why every republican candidate has admitted going into iraq was a bad idea. it has been a failure command you can argue all you want about the surgeon withdrawing troops and status of forces agreement, but regardless of how we got here the place is a mess. americans no it, and no one has a clear strategy clean it up. aggression has not created stability, and you can sergio garcia all you want, it won't make a lasting difference. it will get difference. it will get americans killed, and is too damn expensive to maintain. take syria.. take syria. if lindsey graham had his way we would have bombed the sod. it would have pressed the country in the chaos and the klein making their job tha

. >> i think the senator is unsuited to become commander in chief. we can't afford four more years of a misunderstanding of the threat. >> hillary clinton is in the blame game, too. >> madam secretary, would you have pulled the troops out of iraq in 2011? clinton may be on the verge of breaking with the president and adopting a more hawk erb strategy against isis. the center for a new american security a think tank clinton helped launch a few years ago, issued seven policy papers yesterday that call upon ate proech a failure and calls foreground troops which the president opposes. clinton has been heading to the left lately. on the other hand backing foreign national security policies that do not work puts a lot more than books at risk. bret? >> carl, thank you. >>> a new clintonian twist. former president bill will build a group trying to help tsunami victims in exchange for a public you a appearance. that's the latest example of the latest unease about what to do about bill. >> reporter: one day after top aides to hillary clinton insisted the stori

hit back at rand paul, calling him unsuited to become commander in chief, has become impossible to imaginemander paul to defeat radicalism. that statement came from the state of louisiana's office of the governor, not from a political group like jindal's prin shall exploratory committee. with chris christie slamming paul's efforts to reform nsa surveillance, and lindsey graham giving the impression he's getting into the race to troll the republican senator. joining me now matt welch editor of reason magazine. i'm fascinated by how rand paul is playing this. because i think he's got a dilemma, which is his foreign policy views are what distinguish him from the rest of the field. at the same time, if that -- if rand paul style foreign policy was a stock, the price on that would be trading down year over year quite a bit among gop primary voters, don't you agree? >> year over year, yes, let's not forget what happened last week. all the candidates, with the exception of rand paul were stumbling over their tongues trying to figure out how to answer a simple question of, was the iraq war justifi

case in fact, many distrusted him and so did the vast majority of conservatives and was entirely unsuited for the job a and with his first speech he condemned dog racing, a boxing horseracing, personal extravagance with every other form of waste of small or large and unnecessary expenditure. everybody knew he was a purity is and nobody could accuse him of hypocrisy but morrison you knew what his constituents loved said he was tone deaf the conservative party said he was amazed by his speech of liberal said if he goes on line this rate he will not be popular for very long. he managed to alienate the leaders of the three main parties on his first day. [laughter] already the air was leaking from his balloon and the puente -- the pin that led to rush out came a couple months later the and they stuck it then sells the government had arranged a of a two day debate on policies and india but they began to drop that chain at lunchtime even though the prime minister was speaking. cripps was appalled and members were rude they put the bellies ahead of the responsibilities and the soap -- yesterday h

. >> i think the senator is unsuited to be commander in chief. we can't afford four more years of misunderstanding the threat. >> reporter: republicans include hillary clinton in the blame game too. >> would you have pulled the troops out in 2011?nton may be on the verge of breaking with the president and adopting a more hawkish strategy against isis. the center for new american security a think tank clinton helped launch run by obama aides issued seven papers that call attention to isis's failure and call for ground troops. the split with obama could jeopardize her support. on the other hand backing policies that don't work puts a lot more at risk. >>> a quick programming note by the way. catch justice with judge janine the travel ban on the five taliban fighters exchanged for bowe bergdahl is about to be lifted. judge janine discusses what into means with california congressman ed royce tonight, 9:00 eastern. you don't want to miss that. >>> a man facing serious charges after he tries to steal an assault rifle by shoving it down his pants. but

he was entirely unsuited for the job that churchill hat given him. in crips's first speech to the house as lead her condemned dog racing horse racing, boxing matches and quote personal extravagance together with every other form of e wastage small or large and all unnecessary expend did tour. ... >> >> at lunchtime the with the even though the prime minister was speaking. cripps was appalled and members were rude and put their bellies ahead of their responsibilities and he said so to the house and i quote him i do not think we can conduct our proceedings there with the dignity and though weight which we should unless members are prepared to pay greater attention to their duties. the day after that the house reconvened and rose up as one to defend its honor conservative sen liberals peppered him with in then from his notes i am quoting churchill why encourage? >> did it. regretted lost opportunity for house members to express support over policy. >> silent support is perhaps best part of house of commons in very good mood. better to have left them alo

. >> i think the senator is unsuited to become commander in chief. we can't afford four more years of a misunderstanding of the threat. >> hillary clinton is in the blame game, too. >> madam secretary, would you have pulled the troops out of iraq in 2011? clinton may be on the verge of breaking with the president and adopting a more hawk erb strategy against isis. the center for a new american security a think tank clinton helped launch a few years ago, issued seven policy papers yesterday that call upon ate proech a failure and calls foreground troops which the president opposes. clinton has been heading to the left lately. on the other hand backing foreign national security policies that do not work puts a lot more than books at risk. bret? >> carl, thank you. >>> a new clintonian twist. former president bill clinton will build a group trying to help tsunami victims in exchange for a public you a appearance. that's the latest example of the latest unease about what to do about bill. >> reporter: one day after top aides to hillary clinton insisted t

bobby jindal ripped into rand paul saying he was unsuitable to be president.a fight that's happening early and hard. jind l needs to get on the radar if he wants to be in a run for president. it could drag people on the right for issues. rick santorum isn't doing well in polls, but hitting the idea hard that republicans should reduce legal immigration. itis not been a popular idea in the party could spread to other candidates. we see scott walker exploring of calling for reductions in legal immigration, even if it's not said in his specific policy. this could be a problem in the general election. >> thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate it. interesting list they have there. thank you. >>> coming up a new report says the fbi is looking into a medical device found to spread cancer in women. up next a mother and doctor who said it happened to her. >>> there's a lot going on this morning. here are things we thought you should know. an op-ed in the lgbt urges the world to follow ireland's lead in approving same-sex marriage. it's about love equality digni

own constituents as governor, believed by them to not only be disinterested in them as people but unsuited for the job of president of the united states. so governor chris christie and governor bobby jindal and a few others will give us a good test this year as to whether or not being hated by the people who know you best is as insurmountable of a political hurdle as it would seem. as we await the results of that test, though, in the meantime we do have now forever for prosperity the thing people will use forever as a device for calibrating the machine that measures how much fantastical self-regard it takes to run for president. this will be the end of the number line in terms of how much these guys have to like this themselves in the face of undeniable data that unequivocally shows them why they shouldn't. >> the polls in new jersey right now say by a 65% to 29% margin the new jersey voters say you would not make a good president. now they know you the best. why shouldn't we trust them? >> they want me to stay. a lot of those people in the 65% want me to stay. ly as it used to? introducin

bobby jindal just coming out saying because of that rand paul is unsuited too be commander in chief.hat's going on? >> this is strong language from bobby jindal. he's obviously someone who needs to figure out a way to get into this race and needs to figure out what his lane would be should he get in. if you flashback to february, he said the same thing about obama that obama had disqualified himself to be commander in chief because of his prosecution of isis or lack of prosecution of isis so this is a similar line he used back then when he was standing in front of the white house against president obama. the problem with bobby jindal is you look at early polls and there isn't any room for him and you have early people who declared that are making a similar case against rand paul. rand paul's problem is that there seems to be many faces of rand paul. i think he was very much speaking to a certain audience there. i think he wouldn't have said that if he was speaking on laura ingram show so he's got to figure out what he's going to try to be in this race. he obviously wants to be less o

bobby jindal says that he's unsuited to be commander in chief. "the wall street journal" today wrote an editorial with the tongue in cheek title, rand paul created isis. it wrote, quote, speaking of gal and a word of political advice, an aide might want to remind him which party's nomination he's seeking. i'm joined by james woolsey and michael kay, former senior british officer. first, let's start with some very recent history. last week, mike bueller, the former director who briefed president bush on intelligence ever day told me he never told the white house saddam hussein had nuclear weapons, and yet here was vice president dick cheney speaking to "meet the press" just before the invasion. let's watch. >> we know he's been absolutely devoted to trying to acquire nuclear weapons and we believe he has, in fact, reconstituted nuclear weapons. >> reconstituted nuclear weapons. >> but why'd we go into iraq in the first place and how do we get back to this blame game? we can go back to this. you can argue it four or five ways. you broke it, you bou

i think the senator is unsuited to be our commander in chief. >> our sunday panel weighs in on the showdown heating up the republican field right now on "fox news sunday." >>> hello again from fox news in washington. we begin with breaking news. vice president's son has died of brain cancer at age 46. the vice president's office says he was first diagnosed in 2013. treated and given a clean bill of health before the cancer returned this spring. he was delaware's former attorney general but he announced he would run for governor in 2016. when he was just 3, he and his brother hunter were seriously injured in a car crash that killed his mother and infant sister. we'll have more later with the panel. >>> to tolltics and a race for the white house that keeps getting more crowded. nour four candidates announcing their candidacy. bernie sanders and mark o'malley are the first to challenge hillary clinton but the biggest is certainly carly fiorina former head of hewlett-packard, who joins us now. mrs. fiorina, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> good morning chris. thank you for having me. >> yo

this is a perfect example, jindal said, of why senator paul is unsuited to be commander in chief. we have men and women in the military who are in the field trying to fight isis right now, and senator paul has taken the weakest, most liberal democrat position. we should all be clear that evil and radical islam are at fault for this rise of isis and people like president obama and hillary clinton exacerbate it. he supposed to attack evil? this is weird. the enemy here is evil. >> it is an exorcist. >> jindal is an exorcist. >> it goes back to the axis of evil and the very grand terms they use to cover up a neo con interventionist approach. he is trying to make it sound like rand paul sought of the mainstream conversation. and then you have people like jeb bush who the other day said isis did not exist until barack obama became president, which was so wrong. it started in 2004 and 2006. so republicans like him and bobby jindal will say. >> try to name any candidate out there who is a capable commander in chief. >> i understand. let me explain my history of following politics. the pe

the senator is unsuited to be our commander and chief. >> our sunday panel weighs in on the foreign policy showdown heating up the republican field. all right now on "fox news sunday." >> hello again from fox news in washington. we begin with breaking news. vice president biden's son has died of brain cancer at age 46. the vice president's office said he was first diagnosed in 2013. he was treated and given a clean bill of health before it returns this spring. beau biden was the former attorney general of delaware and announced last year he would run for governor in 2016. when biden was just three he and his brother hunter, were seriously injured in a car crash that killed his mother and infant sister. we will have more on beau biden later. >> now in politics, a the white house that keeps getting more crowded. with another four presidential hopefuls announcing candidacy this week. among them is bernie sanderses and martin o'malley the first to challenge hillary clinton for the democratic nomination and the biggest clinton critic is certainly republican candidate carly fiorina former head o

think the senate is unsuited to be commander in chief.ord for more years of a misunderstanding of a threat. >> reporter: republicans include former secretary of state hillary clinton in the isis blame game too. >> madam secretary, would you have pulled the troops out of iraq in 2011? that is a direct question. [ inaudible ]. >> reporter: clinton may be on the verge of breaking with the president and developing a more hawkish strategy against isis. and think tank clinton helped run run by former aides likely to work for clinton, issued several policies calling for obama's failure and calls for ground troops which the president opposes. clinton is lurching to the left. on the other hand back in foreign and national security policies that do not work puts a lot more than votes at risk. in washington carl cameron, fox news. >>> and not just those candidates but also wisconsin governor scott walker speaking out. he jumped into the foreign policy fray in iraq and syria amid criticism he does thought have the experience to take on some of those

amuses me that you can argue if you wish that the american constitutional and market in 1930 was unsuited to the changing nation. you can argue the depression made it unreasonable. you can argue that the modern world, the industrial world made a constitutional set up designed for an nation out of date. it seems it's not so much that the left today is making that argument as to whatever was decided between 1930 and 1963 when unions reached the high is now how it shall always be. to an extent you have younger people who have only known that. maybe they maybe they were were conservative when bill clinton was president, because the economy was booming and they are now. if conservatives want to make their point, i think they need to say well maybe we need a third development. maybe, sure, there was a time when we needed change because the country had changed. it's changed again. really, there's no living constitutionalism on the left. they just ossify what they wanted in the 1930s. as kevin said, do you want the taxi system or uber? no respect, but do you want hilton or air b and b? these are

. >> his statements yesterday and some of the previous statements i think were under unsuitable -- >>hings about him. i think he's just wrong on this one. >> i would expect to hear that from someone like bernie sanders. >> sending snarky tweets like this to president obama. in 2006 you said we should defend privacy of americans. so you were for privacy before you were against it. and alling on his supporters to stand with rand and throw in some cash. his campaign even selling this filibuster starter pack with a t-shirt that reads, the nsa knows i bought this t-shirt. still, his opponents say he's wrong on the nsa. >> there's nobody engaging on this national conversation other than me who's used these tools. i've used them for seven years now as a prosecutor. what i talk about is actual. >> paul's campaign says voters want a candidate with coherent views and that he's the only republican running who's willing to learn from america's mistakes in the middle east. we expect to see paul once again in action on the senate floor sunday night when the senate comes back to try to pass an exten

the unsuitable recommendations are accompanied by other violations including failure to supervise, churning, misrepresentations or omissions and unauthorized trading. the suitability standard works. let's not make believe that it's actually serving clients best interest. >> you've said the current rules support a race to the bottom. why do you think they support a race to the bottom currently? >> i think hearing the panelist discuss all the legalese involved here it's a well documented fact that it's very confusing out there when you're out there as a consumer and trying to figure out who to turn to for financial advice. it's too easy for those responsible professionals to be out competed in the marketplace today by people who offer themselves as offering low cost or free advice when they are being paid under the table to steer people to higher costs, lower performing investments. the consumer doesn't know they are being paid by third parties to do this. they think the advisor is working for them. you can trust the person you're paying, that you've hired to give you financial advice has to

the unsuitable recommendations are accompanied by other violations, including failure to supervise, misrepresentations, and unauthorized trade in. this is from the author upon own survey -- author's own survey. so they have look at them. widespread emperors basic misconduct -- but let's not make believe that it is actually serving clients' best interests. >mr. norris: you have said that the current rules support a race to the bottom. you have just heard people saying things are fine. there may be a few problems. why do you think they support a race to the bottom currently? >> i think that hearing the panelists discuss all the menu shows involved here, it is a well-documented fact that it is very confusing out there when you are out there as a consumer and trying to figure out who to turn to for financial advice. numerous studies show that people don't understand the standards that are out there. you have a lot of investment professionals who are just trying to do right. they are working in the best interests, just like -- but it is too easy for those responsible professionals to be outcompeted in the

argue if you so wish that the american constitutional order, the american market in say 1930 was unsuited to the changing nation. you can argue that depression had made it unreasonable. you can argue that the modern world the industrial world had made a constitutional setup that was designed for an agrarian nation out of date. but it seems that it's not so much that the left today is making that argument as to whatever was decided between 1930 and 1963 when unions reached their height is now how it shall always be. to an extent you have younger people who have only known that. maybe they were more conservative when bill clinton was president it is the economy was booming more than they are now. if conservatives want to make their point, i think they need maybe we need a third development and maybe sure there was a time when we need to change because the country can change. it changed again. really there's no living constitutionalism on the left. as kevin said do you want the taxi commission or do you want uber. do you want hilton or do you want airbnb? these are important questions. and i

when it comes to foreign policy his statements yesterday and some of his previous statements were unsuitableect to hear that from bernie sanders. not for someone running for the republican nomination. >> reporter: he vows to keep blocking the nsa programs sending snarky tweets to president obama. in 2006 you said we should defend privacy of americans so you were for privacy before you were against it? and calling on his supporters to stand with rand and throw in some cash. his campaign even selling this filibuster starter back with a t-shirt that reads the nsa knows i bought this rand paul t-shirt. still paul's opponents say he's wrong on the nsa. >> there's nobody engaging in this national conversation other than me who has used these tools. i have used them for seven years as a prosecutor. what they talk about is theoretical. what i talk about is actual. >> athena jones, washington. >>> it has been quite a week for senator rand paul. he warned today that he will quote, force the expiration of the nsa illegal spy program. he plans to do that on the senate floor tomorrow night when congress

bobby jindal governor of louisiana, said this is a perfect example of why senator paul is unsuited to in chief. we have men and women in the military in the field trying to fight isis right now and senator- paul is taking the weakest most liberal democrat position. rick santorum he ran in 2012, he officially announced yesterday, echoed the same theme. >> well i would expect to hear that from maybe bernie sanders. i don't expect to hear that from someone running for the republican nomination. >> if you're rand paul does this mean you're losing steam? or does this mean in a crowded field you want to be the guy who's different? everyone else says you're weak but in an odd way does it help him? >> i think there's a big question about rand paul right now. if you look at this comment in isolation it does look like a very rand paul comment. this is where he's been on foreign policy. he tends to be more of an isolationist. he tends to be just separate from the rest of the pack. but if you look at other things he's said about foreign policy other things he's said looks like he's joining more t