bush following the worst terror attacks orchestrated by usama bin laden. rds had profound impact on man next to me, rob o'neill. whose years later would defend freedom as member of navy seal team six who took out bin laden. your thoughts on this day? >> something to be back in new york. i think everything from the families, every time i come to new york, different family members affected, i think back to the team that went in to get him. team of men and women who found him, those words president bush spoke, that was something saying to myself on helicopter ride into the compound in abbottabad, pakistan. i was counting and said freedom was attacked by faceless coward and freedom will be defended. >> people said to you, they're surprised to hear you talk about this it was only a year ago you began to talk about this families had reaction to that. can we show ail are it about of that? >> sure. >> i want to thank you. on behalf of my son who was killed and other family members. >> you met with some families. you had a special gift to give some of those families

the wall street journal that reference al qaeda's connection to iran and what we learned from the usama binen papers, those running for office like ted cruz that are saying there's no difference between usama bin laden and the ayatollahs in iran, hard to sift through the truth with all the politics. what can you tell us about the connection between al qaeda and iran? >> iran has deals with al qaeda since the 1990s, the clinton administration founded, the first federal indictment, the 9/11 commission found it, president obama's treasury department referencing these deals since july of 2011, get as much information as possible about these deals so we can see what happened and the wall street journal editorial, those referencing iran shelled be released to the public. that is right and very few people calling for that. the house until chair, a big strong push to do so. >> will al qaeda be empowered by the iran deal? >> i don't think funds will flow to al qaeda because of the deal but it is telling that iran, even if the negotiating is with us, began according to the obama administration so eve

that's the way they were kind of running once usama bin laden was killed ayman al-zawahiri took overamir he being egyptian spun them wrong so they formed ice is sill the islamic state in la have on the and zawahiri had a rift with ago bad dagy who is now the proclaimed or elected khalif who is in charge of the islamic state. zawahiri didn't like it a couple years ago he told them to maintain just in iraq. they moved to syria. they pushed al nasra front out of al rocca the capital of the caliphate. 80% of them went to isis and 20% were kicked out. now we have got two rival factions sort of with the same goal, they are just now saying that they want top fight isis because they are looking for publicity because ultimately they want funding from places like saudi arabia. >> unbelievable. >> a lot of stuff going on there. >> how about al qaeda hit list. >> they are doing that because they want to scare people into worrying about investments and worrying about wall street and worrying mr. b. things like that. i can't remember the last time even in a good example of domestic terrorism is wh

pentagon releasing a gitmo detainee likely a bodyguard for usama bin laden.panel determined he was no longer a threat, no longer necessary to detain him. ric grenell, advisor to four ambassadors to the u.n. fox news contributor. goes back to saudi arabia. announcement came, almost simultaneously as the pope's plane landed outside of washington, d.c. did you pick up on that? >> yeah, i did. and you know, most of the washington, d.c. media didn't and they're distracted by the pope. so kudos to you, bill and to your producers catching the story and for highlighting it. it is extremely important story. what happened is that the white house is playing politics. they're releasing this information about the detainee going back to saudi arabia, right when most of the media are looking at the pope, hoping that they're distracted. this is an important story because the normal process for releasing detainees out of gitmo is that six agencies, six national security agencies of the united states government must sign off whether or not this person is reformed, whether or n

his promise of closing guantanamo bay, the latest prisoner you see here, the personal driver to usama bin laden, sent back to saudi arabia. the report on him saying he is likely to continue to sympathize with jihadists. some you might imagine not thrilled with this decision, stay with us. where our next arrival is... red carpet whoa! toenail fungus!? fight it! with jublia. jublia is a prescription medicine used to treat toenail fungus. .. up there on 17. he has a nephew of gitmo who was released and went back to saudi arabia. he had a panel it was set up by the white house to review these pieces and his case came up for review and was denied until this panel got involved and said it is okay, we know his family, tweet trust his nephew went back, will do the same. based upon that ground he was released. >> do we have access to these journalists? >> heritage would know. >> as a dumping the most dangerous ones first, that is what they did with the trade. >> how would be the test be different from this panel? >> don't know the taliban five are very controversial. >> very high level, the most d

that goes back to the translation, the exploitation of the documents that were captured in usama bin laden's compound. the same thing happened. those documents, there were games played with them and the administration was arguing at the time that al qaeda was no longer a threat. that it was, in fact, recreating when you had somebody like lt. general mike flynn former chairman of the defense intelligence agency saying at the time that al qaeda had doubled in str nt. i think this is potentially the biggest scandal of the obama' that administration. >> okay. mark it down. amy? >> here we go. well, that is saying something if that indeed does come the cause. it comes on the heals of other bad news. out of the middle east this week about the number of fighters that we have trained. >> that went from apparently 5 to 9. now it's 9. >> 9 now. >> is 100 percent increase. >> this there we go. i feel that's a lot better. so, this is creating this on top of that. plus now, putin in the region, i mean, we are are now looking at a very messy situation there, which not only is the obama administrat

their leaders al-qaeda mastermind usama bin laden was part of a powerful saudi family. >> the mission has been to protect saudi arabia at every step of the judicial process. reporter: that may be the problem. could the 28 pages unravel the alliance between the u.s. and close arab ally in mideast? terry of new jersey thinks that relationship is secondary to her right to know what is in the withheld pages. she lost her husband tom, bond broker, in the world trade center on 9/11. the couple's third child was just four days' old. she is leading a fight to expose the names of those in the 28 pages who allegedly provided the means for the terrorists. >> without money, terrorist organizations cannot exist. it is the life blood of terrorism. as long as there are well-funded terrorist organizations out there vowing to kill and destroy us here on our homeland and abroad we will never be safe. reporter: her coalition made repeated pleas in letters to president obama. >> we have not heard back from the administration at all. has someone put an official reason out there for why this is still class

. >> in terms of our ability to train and pick fights, one name for you, usama bin laden. we trained in too. i think i understand the two sides in all that but isis is what it is, we have to knock them out but to go into syria and try to pick fights is difficult now two years later. the vetting process is almost impossible at this point. we will move on, two week from today the first debate for the democrats running for president at this point these are the people we could see on that stage that night. they are whistling. is that for me? is this new? if vice president joe biden decides to get into the race that would be interesting. you would be allowed to participate, not too late for him. even if he declares the candidacy for the white house 15 minutes before it starts we will talk about it. no polling shows joe biden jumps in will be the most popular candidate among the top tier of both political parties. is positives top those of hillary clinton and bernie sanders with on a republican side he fares better than any of the top three, donald trump, ben carson or carly fio

and as we mark 14 years since 9/11, former navy seal rob o'neill, the man who took out usama bin laden raid and this or not day. >> outnumbered," top of the hour. join us. jon: look forward to it, thank you. jenna: a fox extreme weather alert now. release could be on the way for drought-stricken california where lack of rain is sparking dozens of wildfires. now a new forecast shows el mean you may bring -- niÑo may bring weather to the state. >> hello, everyone, that's right. we're looking at el niÑo across the pacific, and it developed earlier this year during the spring months, and it has quickly developed into one of the strongest ones we have seen on record. el niÑo brings all kinds of impacts not only to the u.s. weather, but also across the world. now, you mentioned the conditions across california, very dire. we're looking at more than 70% right now of state of california under the worst two categories of drought, and that is exceptional and extreme. so we're looking at a huge deficit this terms of how much rainfall we need. and over the next seven days, one of our computer mode

foreign policy achievement that i supported of barack obama was sending that seal team in there to get usama bint's how you respond when you have this kind. >> how many here like dr. carson? by the way none of you is committed, we internal ledgely selected you because you are uncommitted republican voters.w at least yoe open minds about who you might voted for. i will ask you what was asked of the republican candidates. would you support the ultimate nominee, whoever it is, you know, whoever the republican is, who run ares as a republican? >> yes. so you are all planning on voting republican no matter which of these guys or gals get the nomination. >> yes. >> who did you think won when it came to the foreign policy section. >> marco rubio. >> why? >> has a better understanding of a lot of these foreign policy topics is he talking about. >> but is he is insider. >> he is insider. any time there is a debate they try to one up who has the most humble upbrings. >> brit hume calls it destination derby. >> my dad was a coal miner and his dad was a harder coal miner. getting back to the foreign policy.

usama bin laden's body guard back on the streets.eased from gitmo and headed back to sawed arabia part of rehabilitation program for militants. trained by al qaeda and believed to be part of an aborted terror plan on 9/11. continues to push gitmo, a promise president obama made back in 2007. >> and uh-oh. oh brother. more email problems for secretary clinton. uncovered more personal and work emails on the secretary's private she deleted them but didn't delete them for good. brand new fox poll 58% believe she is lying how her emails were handled. fox news chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is here. this doesn't sound good. >> an intelligence contact at fox told us that there is a high degree of confidence the fbi is recovering emails from the server because, after the deletion, what was left on the server is what they call ghosts and shadows which is like the remnants of the emauls. so, investigators can pull from that either a complete or partial message. and bloomberg was first to get this story today. and each had

read what usama bin laden is putting out.hese are guys who want to bring about the destruction he everyone you know. the fact that the united states is for the first time in history saying we don't really think those are bad guys. the real bad guys are us. that shows you have why we are not winning the war against radical islam. martha: if schools will not do this job, then parents have to do it. you have to make sure your children watch real stories about 9/11. "the red bandana" or "first pitch." we have to make sure they don't forget what happened. this is an ongoing conflict as they grow up. if our universities aren't going to do it, somebody else has to. >> if there is no enemy, how do you deal with the enemy. eric: the plot that was just disrupted and the call for lone wolves to attack. martha: there she is, the new miss america. betty cantrel. her talent was opera. she also answer sad question about deflategate and whether tom brady cheat. >> i think i would have to be there to feel the ball to feel fit was deplated or

usama bin laden never had $100 billion. >> we are going to do and we are going to get nothing. we are led by very, very stupid people. very, very stupid people. we cannot let it continue. bill: donald trump, ted cruz, some of the voices at the rally to stop the iran deal. this despite not having enough votes in congress to stop a presidential veto. my next guest. one of the biggest critics in the agreement, senator tom cotton. you know what your colleagues want to see on the house side. will they get to see the side deals? yes or no. >> the obama administration said they don't have the side deals. we might not know of them if i and congressman mike pompayo had not. i don't know how we can cast a vote on this deal with iran without knowing the terms. it's important that both chambers oppose this deal because an historic number of the american people oppose this deal. bill: september 17, a week from today, is actually the deadline. >> whatever happens on the votes in the coming weeks, it's clear the majority of the american people oppose this deal. throughout our history presiden

usama bin laden on iran you said on gretta's program this is not a victory for the president now that looks like his veto could be sustained in the senate. when you consider the sanctions will be gone and the billions of dollars in relief will flood into tehran, how is that not a victory now. >> we haven't had the initial vote yet. when we have the initial vote, it will be a vote of disapproval of the disagreement of iran and a retbiewct president. 66u.s. senators. the president will veto that and it looks like he has the votes to sustain a veto. but it's not done nell everybody puts their name and reputation on the line. bill: that does not reverse the course for the agreement, correct? >> no, but it shows the will of the senate when 66 u.s. senators will vote to disapprove. i don't think we should portray this has a great victory. i think what we should look at is 66 senators were for disapproval and only a small minority are going to support the president on this. i think that's the way it should be portrayed. the president is going to get his way. the agreement is only going occur