she said that she is going to bring us the obama legacy in triplicate and she's going to have senator warren helping her on the left and senator sanders helping her on the left and we know we are moving towards a socialist government. on the other handy of a businessman. he has asked the created jobs. i can't remember, no think there has been, a businessman who is a chance to get in there, lower the taxes and give the funding that's been sequestered overseas back to the united states. >> ringing the money back is something we have talked to numerous guests about on this program. >> carl icahn in mr. trump to the "back of the envelope" at the dinner your add-in is close to 5.5 trillion. >> you got to get at a full percentage to gdp of the money comes back under the right circumstances. are we going to hear about that next week and are we going to finally let the american public understand why this is so important? >> i think the american public has a better grasp of this then we think. they know that 1.5% growth there are too many people who don't have jobs so this is about creating jo

and the antiquities act has also been used on a bipartisan basis to preserve federal marine areas asthma are innational monuments. with both presidents george w. bush and president obama using the antiquities act to protect some of the most unique and vulnerable areas of the pacific ocean. to be clear, the antiquities act may only be used on existing federal lands and waters, areas which belong to all americans, and are typically designated only after an extensive, locally driven stakeholder outreach process. instead of honoring this long, bipartisan history of the antiquities act that has saved so much for our country, this amendment would foreclose any opportunity for local communities to seek to protect their region's most valued marine resources located in federal waters. we have a generational responsibility to ensure that historic and cultural resources and important conservation areas found on our nation's public lands and waters are available to future generations. i urge my colleagues to oppose this amendment and to help protect our nation's most treasured public resources through the antiquities act. with that, i yield back. the chair: the gentlewoman yields

attacks on police are an attack on all of us -- the words from president obama. police officers were shot in baton rouge yesterday. the motive the killer

speech from 8 years ago and contained two sections that used the same words and phrases as obama speech but for 35 hours the trump people denied that there was any hint of plagiarism. but today meredith mcgiver a trump mro i helped her with the speech and used portions of michelle obama's address and offered to resign but donald trump refused to accept the resignation. back to the business at hand we can now look forward to the climax of this convention. tomorrow night evanka trump will introduce her father to the delegates here and to perhaps the biggest television audience he has ever had. at that time he will accept his party's nomination for president and will begin to explain why he should be president. a year ago no one could have imagined what will happen here tomorrow night. with the possible exception of donald trump. and that's the story here from cleveland at the republican national convention, monica? >> thank you, jim. meantime hillary clinton is closing in on two possible picks for vice president tonight, presumptive democratic presidential nominee is deciding betwe

clinton even using the rallying cry obama used to defeat her in 2008. >> we are fired up and ready to go, ready to win this election. >> hillary! >> the fbi backing up -- in a statement concluding we are glad that this matter is now resolved. it's the fbi director's stunning rebuke of clinton. >> there is evidence that they were extremely careless in their handling of very sensitive, highly classified information. >> reporter: that's ready made for republican attacks. donald trump already tweeting, fbi director said crooked hillary compromised our national security. no charges, wow, rigged system. along with a chorus of republicans led by house speaker paul ryan, saying comey's recommendation defies explanation. all this complicating a trust deficit for clinton. in our latest poll, 69% questioning her honesty. >> i personally know i have work to do on this front. >> reporter: clinton hoping the president with a 51% approval rating can help her fix that problem. >> there has never been any man or woman more qualified for this office than hillary clinton. >> reporter: and take down dona

the first administration to use them on a truly large scale. the bush administration possessed them but did not use them in anywhere near the frequency of the obama administration. but it is worth looking a little bit at what the bush administration did to provide some context for what follows. the bush administration certainly had the ability to use the armed drones. you've seen early on that capability was present. but in pakistan, which was the most likely place to use them where we couldn't go in on the ground, they were used very intermittently in the early years of the bush administration. it wasn't really until 2008 that the bush administration decided it's going to step up the drone campaign because there's a rising al-qaeda threat perceived in that country. so in the second half of 2008, president bush authorizes large scale use of drone missiles for the first time in pakistan. and we know that at least nine senior al-qaeda figures were killed in pakistan during that time period. is so pretty effective in that time x. we look back on this, this is really of the golden era of the drone. when president obama comes in, he learns of some of

and for everyone at home, join our conversation right now on twitter @nightlyshow using the #tonightly. michelle obama'sthe best speech last night, but bernie sanders' was the most important. it was intended to unify the party, but it felt more like his breakup speech. how do you think he did? with his peeps, as they said in the e-mails. how do you think he did? does the party feel united or is it still -- >> it's going to get united. but it was really hard. looking at it, looked like bernie was giving the speech when you see the people crying. i was just, like, man, we need to legalize more weed, man. people are too emotional right now. >> larry: they're in the throws of the breakup. >> you make up to break up. it's almost like he was saying, now i can no longer be with you. i want to turn you over now. turn us over to who, man? go with her. that's what he was trying to do. it felt like a classic breakup machine. it's not me, it's the political machine... which you hear a lot of. it was sad. >> i'm not convinced it did anything to unify things. >> larry: like breakup sex? >> stages to breakup. there is

will hear how many different ways progressive elitists can find to talk down to the rest of america, to tell us that the obamas have been good for you. and now that it is hillary's term. [boos] the problem is simple. there is a reason people in our country are disappointed and restless. if opportunity seems like it has been slipping away, that is because it has. liberal progressive ideas have done exactly nothing to help. wages never seem to go up. the whole economy feels stuck, -- millions of americans middle-class security is not just a memory. our president likes to talk forever about property and if high sounding talk did any good, we would have overcome those deep problems long ago. this explains why under the most liberal president we have had so far, poverty in america is worse, especially for our fellow citizens who were promised better and you needed most. the result is a record of discarded promises, empty gestures, phony strawman argument that are put off forever. shady power plays like the one that gave us obamacare. constitutional limit rushed off as nothing. all the while, dangers in the world d

johnson antagonized the number of heads of state with rhetoric he used during campaigning ahead of the referendum. also, barack obama who johnson called incoherent and hypocritical in his opposition to britain leaving the eu. >> we have an opportunity to

the enormous concerns that were con frnted them at that moment. pat, thank you so much for joining us. really appreciate it. >> my pleasure. thank you. >> we'll have the latest reaction with president obama attending the nato summit today. stay with us. >>> welcome back. president obama will be returning to the u.s. one day earlier than planned in light of the deadly ambush on police officers in dallas. the president speaking today about the mass shooting while he was in poland saying americans of all races and backgrounds are rightly outraged about the situation. meanwhile, nato leaders reach an agreement to help countries at the mercy of isis in the middle east and north africa. joining us now, white house correspondent kevin corke live in warsaw with the very latest. kevin? >> reporter: good evening to you. the president really talked a great deal about the shootings in texas even more so than he talked about the reason he's here, the nato summit. he said that we've all been through a very tough week. he sort of echoed i felt like the vice president's words in today's weekly address when he said america really has to come together especially after what has clearly been a very tragic a

the battlefield and america will be safe again. this wasn't just obama. george bush actually started this. he -- i think he only used the term islamic fascist once or twice. he started with wart on terror and obama picked it up with more obscene, the war on violent extremism. radical islam nowhere to be found. >> jessica, earlier this week there was great video of us killing 300 isis members in a convoy and a spokesperson for obama said hey, we did that without using radical islam, maybe we can win this war after all. being facetious but do they miss the point? >> no. i think where the point is being missed here is that yes, we have, you know, an enemy that we are, you know, in this long and ongoing war with. however, we're talking about the department of justice. we're not talking about about the fbi, not talking about our police. we're talking about attorneys and prosecutors. >> we have reports -- >> a whole history of justice. the statute of justice is blindfolded because justice is supposed to be blind to race, to religion. >> but not to the facts. how about the facts? >> only to see the facts. having cultural t

the other trump kids do. , it could go either way. another complicated relationship, long chronicled by both of us. on full display tonight. president obamake the case for the woman are used to be his friend, then friends again, and now potentially his successor. the clinton relationship, the the obama's,h where is that? they have always been rivals. politically at this moment, they are as lined as they could be. they will not be close. obama needs hillary clinton to win this election. hillary clinton needs barack obama to help her win this election. public argument they're making, i think they will be tight all the way through november. mark: what is true about all democrats is true about the obama's and the clintons. they can talk about their confidence in winning. they know there is some chance the donald trump could win. they are so worried that some intervening event or poor performance by hillary clinton could lead to what they consider unthinkable. arms locked, have a successful convention, and do everything they can through election day to keep donald trump from winning. john: barack obama has more at stake in this election. whole

the insight as always you're live with us for the rest of the we week. appreciate it, bruce. >> bruce is talking you can hear the crowd roaring behind us. president obamas still talking. let's listen in a little with. >> -- he will make hillary clinton a better president just like my dear friend and brother joe biden has made me a better president. (cheers and applause). >> now, hillary has real plans to address the concerns she's herd from you on the campaign trail. she's got specific ideas to invest in new jobs. ♪ is the world truly ready for a vehicle that can drive itself? an autonomous-thinking automobile that protects those inside and outside. ready or not, the future is here. the all-new e-class. self-braking, self-correcting, self-parking. a mercedes-benz concept car that's already a reality. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. ♪ >>> you decide 2016 the 44th president of the united states trying to make the case for hillary clinton to be the 45t 45th. let's listen in. >> the temperment to meet the threat from terrorists. it's not new to her. our troops have pounded isil without mercy taking out their leaders talking bacter to and i know hillary

i think you used the word about equipoise. about president obama's speech. we need equipoise here. o not need -- the united states army has taken no position on this case. it does say that it is time china does have real interest, real serious interest in legal issues involved in the south china sea, that it should present them in a way consistent with international law. trying to change things on the ground or in the sea by building will not alter the ground or water. it is incentive to get back to the chinese. they actually have good arguments. they have very good maritime experts -- they should use that expertise and testimony to lay the foundation for legitimate claims. katty: there's not a lot of equipoise coming out of china. the ambassadors are saying this will intensify conflict, even confrontation. does he mean that? >> that is what we need to avoid. i know they feel strongly. i've been to china. i have met with a leader just this past week from china. to encourage a reduction in the rhetoric, not to exaggerate this. i do not like to see headlines that say "china is humilia

the united states. >> and joining us now, cnn political commentator angela mark and lamont hill. >> if hillary clinton wins in the general, this was a decisive moment of change for her. i think michelle obamapletely humanized hillary clinton. the rhetoric that's been used to talk about the length of her service, you know, whether as first lady of arkansas or the first lady of the united states or the senator and secretary of state, she made that theme as if hillary is a long-standing fighter and public servant for all of us. and i think she really changed the course on the narrative of hillary clinton. i think hillary clinton should also think about using her speech writer for thursday. she was fantastic. >> what does it mean to you, mark, when she says she wakes up in a day every day that was built by slaves. >> it was powerful and compelling. oftentimes we don't want to come to terms with the viciousness of slavery. but she brought it to full public view but linked her to her view of american policy. that is powerful. the only concern is that hillary clinton can match that. but also will hillary clinton be able to bring up or sustain that energy for younger voters, black voters and for t

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the jihad is solely based on theology. perverted as it may be. president obama, as we all know, will not even useds islamic terrorism. again, today when telling the nation that the u.s. will maintain thousands of troops in afghanistan, the president did not accurately describe the situation there, putting forth that it was more about politics than terrorism. >> that is why the united states will strongly support an afghan led reconciliation process and why we call on all countries in the region to end safe havens for militants and terrorists. >> but they are not just militants and terrorists. they are islamic driven killers who protected al qaeda before the 9/11 attack. yet the president of the united states does not define the terror issue clearly. here's why. barack obama's father, who abandoned his family, was a muslim who turned atheist. then his mother married another muslim, moving to berry to indonesia where he was exposed to the islamic world, even though he did attend a catholic school in first grade. according to his half sister, barack obama attended his half brother's wedding in the '

us what to ask. lyndon answered the call. martin had a dream. and then there was si se puede. harvey paid his life. a bridge into the 21st century, and iraq gave us -- and barack obama gave us hope. now hillary is ready. amy: during his speech, senator kaine also spoke about the nine months he spent with jesuit missionaries in honduras in 1980 saying, "i got a firsthand look at a different system, a dictatorship," he said. but what kaine failed to mention, as professor greg grandin notes, is that the u.s. had installed that very dictatorship and then backed it with millions in military funding. we will have more on senator kaine with greg grandin friday on democracy now! on wednesday, delegates also disrupted former cia director and defense secretary leon panetta's speech by chanting "no more war." >> today -- >> [chanting] amy: the arena eventually turned off the lights on the oregon delegation, where many of the chants were coming from. but degates shone the lines on their cell phones and continued chanting. meanwhile, on the republican side, donald trump called on russia to hack hillary clinton's e-mail. mr. trump: russia, if you are listening, i hope you are abl

obama laid it on thick today. i'm not sure hillary clinton can carry the enthusiasm at the next event by herself. >> i agree. he's the natural like her husband. obama reminds us she is not as effective a campaigner as we democrats would like. but he is the best surrogate out there. one of many, bill clinton, michelle obama, and donald trump needs a few good surrogates himself to be successful. charles: he has a lot out there working on his behalf. we spoke earlier that some of the never trumpers that you know, today was the turning point for them, they are all on board now. >> i think people were totally disgusted to continue to see this corruption in washington. but one point i would like to make on the president. i was not surprised and i don't know if this is an deem it our system. i was not surprised hillary clinton wasn't indicted today. what i was surprised is how forcefully the president came out for her. i understand why he's doing it. he wants to keep his legacy and the only way he can do that is through a democrat presidency. but i think he tarnished his reputation by coming out so forcefully for her. he said when he came into office that he would h

obama ad libbed the line, i hope you don't mind that i said that, bill. but i'm just being honest. and he also spoke about how in 2008, hillary clinton, against barack obama, usedhe experience line. she said she had more experience, obama counter that effectively in 2008. he said, from the stage last night, essentially that he was wrong in 2008. that he didn't understand how important it was to have the experience, to be ready to serve in the oval office, until he himself served in the oval office. and having had that experience now, he can turn around and say, you know, i saw hillary clinton four years, i had a front-row seat with her as secretary of state, she is the most qualified person in american history. which is starts when you hear about it. all of the men and the president of the united states saying the most qualified one is a female. >> real quick, i'm pivoting back to chris jansing. chelsea clinton, what will her role be tonight? >> we saw this with ivanka, two incredibly poised, accomplished young women. people look at these families and say, look at what they have raised. right? and chelsea clinton is one of those people. i don't think she's goin

the democratic mayor of dallas. and a friend of president obama's. we will talk about the tragedy in his hometown when we come back. ♪ john: joining us now from dallas,ratic mayor, the first african-american to hold the office, ron kirk. the former trade representative under president obama. you were mayor of dallas from 1995 to 2002. tell us what you know from your time running and afterwards, tell us about the state of relations between the community and the police force. ron: thank you for giving me in opportunity to join you. this is a horrifically sad day for the city. i have to say, even though i have said it many times, how and sendingfor my prayers for the families of those incredibly brave law-enforcement officers who were executed last night. being in the unique position being privileged to serve as mayor and having been a man of color who grew up in the segregated south, i have some conflicting emotions about what happened. not a conflict in terms of the cowardlyness of the act, the lack of rationale behind it. our first responsibility as public leaders, whether you are leader, commissioner, president, the governor -- there is nothing more

the war on cops. heather: donald joins us tonight. she goes further saying the white house and president obama are to blame. mcdonald joins us later in the broadcast and we have good news for you courtesy of wall street this evening previous and the surging to a new all-time closing high showing the bull market remains well lively and well. we will have a full update. our top story tonight donald trump today coming out hard against hillary clinton at a campaign event in virginia beach. crooked hillary even got a new nickname. >> crooked hillary clinton is the secretary of the status quo and wherever hillary clinton goes, corruption and scandal follow pre-just look at her life. [applause] our country needs change and she will never give us change, never, ever ever. lou: secretary of the status quo joining us former reagan white house political director republican strategist, great american tax strategist ed rollins pulitzer prize-winning columnist for the "new york post" michael goodman. both are "fox news" contributors and gentlemen let's start, let's do a focus group very quickly. michael, secretary of the

i'm scared. >> we used to say chris, back empty early days of the covering of the obamas we used to saylle obama had the chops. she's got the chops. she really has them. in certain respects she is more natural at it at least as a raw talent than her husband into really? >> yes. >>> she studies and gets it perfect. >> here's my question for the president. i thought tonight -- i thought clinton would go harder at trump tonight. particularly he's someone -- he can talk to particularly, he's always been good at talking to white working class voters. >> why would he do it. >> the dumbest thing for bill clinton to do that. >> president, how hard does the president go at trump. it could go either way. >> i think the president is freed to go full range tomorrow night. >> he can do it. >> full range. >> he did it at the white house correspondents dinner. and he floated like a butterfly and stung like a bee. he was so light and pleasant. and he killed the guy. >> nobody can be more dantley destructive of somebody else than barack obama. >> where is the danger? at what point does trump reach out a

will hear how many different ways progressive elitists can find to talk down to the rest of america, to tell us that the obama have been good for you. and now that it is hillary's term. [boos] the problem is simple. there is a reason people in our country are disappointed and restless. if opportunity seems like it has been slipping away, that is because it has. liberal progressive ideas have done exactly nothing to help. wages never seem to go up. the whole economy feels stuck, -- millions of americans middle-class security is not just a memory. our president likes to talk forever about property and if high sounding talk did any good, we would have overcome those deep problems long ago. this explains why under the most liberal president we have had so far, poverty in america is worse, especially for our fellow citizens who were promised better and you needed most. the result is a record of discarded promises, empty gestures, phony strawman argument that are put off forever. shady power plays like the one that gave us obamacare. constitutional limit rushed off as nothing. all the while, dangers in the world do

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the midst of this, they have raised a very simple complaint. who is looking out for us? it's not hillary. i have had my differences with barack obama, but i will give him credit for this. at least he was up front about his plans to move america to the far left. not hillary. july the about her e-mails. -- she lied about her e-mails, about her server, about benghazi. she even lied about sniper fire. why, even she lied about why her parents named her hillary. so i ask you a simple question. moment when so many feel betrayed by the government, why in the world would democrats put forward such a candidate? has changed positions of so many times it's impossible to tell where the conviction ends and the ambition begins. around rich sat uranium. in 2014, she said she has already argued against it. once a backer of the keystone pipeline, last year she opposed it. she used to be against sanctuary cities and claims she was for them. now we are not sure where she is. baghdad bob has there been a figure with base such a tortured figure -- with such a tortured relationship with the truth. [applause] fortunately there is a clear choice before us,