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making sure usama bin laden was in that compound so the united states could make a good case for strikinghat compound. martha: you are talking about the doctor who tried to get positive dna on usama bin laden. that man is in prison for 33 years for having helped us with that mission. a huge story that has fallen under the radar. thank you for being here and for speaking out on this. thank you, sir. so back here at home we continue to take a look at the future of the u.s. economy as a backdrop for this presidential elect. 8% unemployment could be the best case scenario is what we are learning now for next year. and that's only under certain conditions that depend on our policy makers. what does this mean for the election. and growth under 2%. our panel will talk about why folks seem to be getting used to this reality. and firefighters are take on major wildfires out west. boy, have they been working hard the past month or so. the latest on this ongoing battle and the to it's take on firefighters out there and residents forced to flee their homes for safer ground. >> it's an emotional rolle

bin laden. this guy says no, i was on the third floor and put some rounds into usama bin laden. we need to take a larger look at this and say whether it's the leaks or voting in ohio or claiming backlogs in the va are a good thing, it makes you scratch your head and say does this administration get it? are they going to take on the big issues like the $16 trillion that really are a national security threat. it leaves me puzzled. alisyn: if this seal team 6 member reveals classified information in the book what should the pentagon do? >> i think they should follow standard procedure. but in the past when special operators have released books, the pentagon has not come down on them. this would be unlikely politically i don't see how it's a good idea for obama. and we have seen a lot of things from this president motivated by the political ramifications. dose want to pick a fight with seals 70 days out of the election? i don't know that it's the right idea. even if they are standing on sound ground that we shouldn't be releasing classified information. alisyn: some of the best stor

now at odds with the president over what the administration has said about the mission to kill usama bin laden the intelligence leaks that have followed in the months since. three minutes to that. >> u.s. navy seals and particularly "seal team 6", who conducted the bin laden raid [ male announcer ] this is rudy. his morning starts with arthritis pain. and two pills. afternoon's overhaul starts with more pain. more pills. triple checking hydraulics. the evening brgs more pain. so, back to more pills. almost done, when... hang on. stan's doctor recommended aleve. it can keep pain away all day with fewer pills than tylenol. this is rudy. who switched to aleve. and two pills for a day free of pain. ♪ [ female announcer ] and try aleve for relief from tough headaches. megyn: new conflict on the campaign trail today as a group of former special forces an intel operatives takes on president obama. criticizing the credit that he took for the raid that killed usama bin laden and the intelligence leaks that have taken place since then. in a 22-minute web video, a group of former elite soldiers says it w

president, you did not kill usama bin laden. america did. >> eric: any questions?ood goes out and releases films extolling the virtues of president obama, he is the most amazing wartime president out. that will be out on december 19. nice film by kathryn bigelow about the mission. but how about this? you are compromising intelligence and national security and people in the field, okay, that are doing the operations every day and night working on this stuff to keep the world safe. not just this country. so why compromise it for political advantage? >> eric: andrea, get in here. there is a whole list of, seven or eight examples they use of classified information being leaked. they have a problem with it. should they? >> andrea: their lives are on the line. it's special tops, intelligence community, other members so a broad group of people who put their lives on the line. this is a very potent argument. the most potent is when dianne feinstein democratic senator came out and she questioned the administration's motives. this isn't partisan. this is a really big issue.

the president also under fire tonight over the raid that killed usama bin laden? >> yeah, shep.rations and intelligence officials have formed a non-prophet called op. seq all about calling out politicians who leak sensitive information for political purposes. dishonorable disclosures they are pointing their finger at the current administration saying its decision to give insider information to hollywood producers making a film about the usama bin laden raid is endangering american lives. shep? >> shepard: wow, what's the white house saying or the president's campaign, i should say? >> well, the campaign says this is nothing but election year politics. campaign press secretary ben la bolt says. this quote. the republicans are vote resorting to swift vote tactics. the president said he would end the war in iraq in a responsible way and refocus on taking out al qaeda's leaders and few would question that he has kept his word. op. seq says it is a nonpartisan group and has members from across the political spectrum. when asked why it is planning to run tv ads and says it's only doin

well, one of the first men through the door of usama bin laden's pakistani compound from seal team 6 etails of the raid for the first time. the first hand account of the mission that killed usama bin laden is set to hit bookstores september 11. some administration officials are saying that the author could potentially be prosecuted for revealing national security secrets. so eric, this is a decorated seal. systemone that put his life on the line in many missions. in the compound and mr. when bin laden died. could do you think he could have anything in book to jeopardize men and women -- >> eric: i don't know. /come down hard on the obama administration for turning over the classified documents. secrets and details. to bigelor for the movies. these people put their life on the line. if he describes what happened, one of first people through the door. he took one to the forehead and one to the chest. if he goes to detail about that, i don't have a problem. i hope he doesn't reveal any of that. >> andrea: you have experience in publishing. there are reports that the author cowrote the bo

bin laden kill. we'll be back in a moment. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> eric: the nobel peace prize winner in chief is quick to take credit for killing usama binwith his leftist friends but it sure is not sitting well with a group of special tops military guys. a clip of a movie they made about the dangers of loose lips in the white house and making it clear exactly who killed bin laden. >> you need intelligence to be able to identify your target. capabilities of your enemy. and to determine how you are going to operate against the enemy. it's the foundation of everything. >> good intelligence is the difference between wasting lives on a mission, or getting a mission done to the exact specification as ordered to achieve. >> mr. president, you did not kill usama bin laden. america did. >> eric: any questions? >> kimberly: they think it's fine when hollywood goes out and releases films extolling the virtues of president obama, he is the most amazing wartime president out. that will be out on december 19. nice film by kathryn bigelow about the mission. but how about this? you are compromising intelligence and national security and people in the f

the firsthand account of a mission that killed usama bin laden. e writer says he was one of the first men through bin laden's door during the raid in may of last year. the author calls himself marc owen. a spokesman for the book publisher says that's a fake name for security reasons. officials at both the pentagon and the cia say they don't really know his real identity. they also say neither department checked the book tone sure that it doesn't give away any classified information. and a navy spokesman says that if the writer does disclose secrets about what happened during that mission, in pakistan, then prosecutors could go after him. the publisher's spokeman says the majority of the proceeds from the book will go to charities that help the families of fallen seals. government doctors are sounding alarms about a potentially deadly disease. coming up next on fox report, why they say this could be the worst year our country has ever seen for the west nile virus. plus, russia lashing out over the blood shed in syria. accusing the united states of p

megyn: new questions about the death of usama bin laden. w book written by a member of the seal team that killed the most wanted terrorist in the world contradicting the official version of usama bin laden's death. >> reporter: the official account was bin laden was shot and killed as was going back inside his bedroom possibly reaching for another weapon. but the navy seal who wrote under the pseudonym mark owen said that's not how it happened he says ubl was killed as he reached his head out of his bedroom door. he says he was directly behind the point man going up the stairs when less than five steps from the top of the stairs he heard suppressed gunfire. bop, bop. the point man had seen a man peeking out the door. he goes on to say bin laden ducked back into his bedroom and the seals found him crumpled in a pool of blood with two women wailing over his body. but the administration says this was not an assassination mission and if he was maked with his hands up they should not engage him. they said his body was treated with dignity before

a former record seal wrote a new book about the secret mission to kill usama bin laden. the word out. now the pentagon reports it may take the author to court. and the speech from last night's g.o.p. convention that has everybody talking. one legendary actor and now one very famous empty chair. the birth of eastwooding and the reaction from the white house and elsewhere when we come back. [ male announcer ] it started long ago. the joy of giving something everything you've got. it takes passion. and it's not letting up anytime soon. at unitedhealthcare insurance company, we understand that commitment. and always have. so does aarp, an organization serving the needs of americans 50 and over for generations. so it's no surprise millions have chosen an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement plans, they help cover some of the expenses medicare doesn't pay. and save you up to thousands in out-of-pocket costs. to find out more, request your free decision guide. call or go online today. a

also, why doesn't this president, obama, get credit for killing usama bin laden?nd he secured this country. he obliterated al qaeda. so i don't understand where they're coming from. and as far as a woman was concerned, well, there's a stalemate you pay for your medicare, how the middle class is supported by privatizing social security after what went through with the financial crisis that we see that they admit wrongdoing, pay big fines and continue to rip off the american people. host: diane, we'll leave it there. guest: there's a lot of questions. let me pick a couple. first off, president obama deserved enormous credit for capturing and killing usama bin laden, and i think every one of a fair mind would have to give him fair credit for that. i think there's a lot of questions about whether he's tried to exploit that for political purposes, but on the underlying act, he was in charge and he deserves credit for that. as far as the scandals are concerned, the lady lumps together a lot of different incident that is she says were, quote, bush scandals. i don't know

every american was relieved that a president obama gave the order and seal team six took out usama bin laden. [applauding] on another front, every american is less secure today because he has failed to slow iran's nuclear threat. in his first tv interview as president he said we should talk to iran. we're still talking and iran's facilities are still spinning. president obama has thrown allies like israel under the bus even relaxing sanctions on israel's cuba. he abandon our friends in poland by walking away from missile defense commitments. but he is eager to give russia's president putin the possibility he desires. after the election. [booing] under my administration or friends will see more loyalty and mr. putin will see less flexibility and more backbone. [applauding] we will honor america's democratic ideals because a free world is a more peaceful world. this is the bipartisan foreign policy legacy of truman and reagan. and under my presidency, we will return to it once again. [applauding] you might have asked yourself at the last few years of the america we want. the america that was o

trailer is released about the usama bin laden raid. want to roll some of this? rget. >> when is the last time you saw bin laden? >> is that what i think it is? when was the last time you saw bin laden? >> greg: so andrea, at the end of the trailer does it say i'm barack obama and i approve this message? >> andrea: might as well. i woner who had played him in the movie. they have a big part about how he was sitting grappling at his desk what to do and how he made the call. probably make him look like the hero. >> andrea: i'd watch this, though. >> greg: of course. she is a great filmmaker. the question is the timing. they had to push it after the election. >> eric: not only that. a lot of allegation that white house leaked detail of the operation about what went on. >> andrea: by the way, i saw the credit at the executive producer, barack obama. >> greg: bob, final thoughts? >> bob: barack obama made the call on bin laden period. >> greg: fair enough. >> eric: you want to see a good movie about real heros? see "act of valor." real navy seals. >> greg: that is abou

bin laden raid. >> mr. president, you did not kill bin laden. america did. the work that the american military has done killed usama bin laden. you did not.ivic duty to tell the president to stop leaking information to the enemy. >> kimberly: the president dismissed this yesterday saying, "i don't take the folks too seriously. one of them is a birther denying it born here, despite evidence to the contrary. another is a tea party candidate in a recent election. this kind of stuff springs up before election time." eric? >> eric: president obama and punc bloggers at media matters have no problem taking shot at the heros who put their lives on the line so obama can have his expense accounts and fly on air force one. punc bloggers at media matters can have laptop and spread hate. these people risk their lives. they should respect them more. if you don't like the message, don't shoot the messenger. >> dana: obama made a mistake not saying i heard about it. i am not commenting on it. instead of saying i don't take them seriously. that's inside voice. you don't have to say that. it's terrible he said you have another tea party candidate. they are

question is are we better off as americans, putting aside the fact that the navy seals took out out usama bin laden, upon the order of the president, took a little while to get that decision made, but he made it and he made the right call, setting aside that and the use of the bush tactics, using the drones to strike terrorists, most people do not think that america and you can chime in on this is better off in the world. or that their personal wealth about three and a half years. bottom line is you guys were fully in support and endorsement of george bush going in going to spread democracy to the middle east. exactly what he said in iraq. frankly thanks to his policies places in syria because of george bush's policies. that's fine. blaming syria on george bush. >> rise has happened because of what happened in iraq. you can't further dissend that and castigate barack obama in egypt didn't turn out as we as americans would like it. am i happy about the muslim brotherhood, of course not. >> laura: do you think the arab spring has brought any kind of stability to the middle east. >> that's not what i

. >> bob: commander-in-chief that made calls that killed usama bin laden. >> eric: we have to go. >>: where is yours, by the way? >> eric: next to yours. did they give a boost to the romney campaign with this? >> paul ryan. how are you? >> doing great. >> good to see you. >> you, too. >> i'm glad we won this race in new york. i hope the democrats don't use it as an excuse to do nothing else. >> eric: more on that when we come back. >> kimberly: i love that. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> dana: all right. welcome back. thinking of that song is appropriate. we talk about paul ryan as mitt romney's vice presidential choice and what it meant bigger picture. bob i want to appeal to your expertise in presidential politics. setting aside what you think of his policies from a party evolution stand point, big deal for the republicans that he chose ryan? >> bob: yeah. this is the first non-baby boomer -- as far as i remember, the first non-baby boomer candidate for president or vice president. a lot of people there. the generation that is bigger than the baby boomer generation and it does give him a certain stand

"we are trying to head visibility to the usama bin laden project.y national security advisor in a june 2011 e-mail to senior staff at the c.i.a. and defense department and press offices." "we would like to have whatever group going around at the white house to get a sense of what they are doing." >> the white house was as involved in making available information to the filmmakers as the c.i.a. and pentagon. it wasn't done in a vacuum. >> according to the e-mails, the plan for the bin laden come pound was confirmed to the filmmakers. we will be building a full-scale rep will ica of the house include -- replica of the house including the house of the animal pets. >> i don't mind. i'm work on that tomorrow. >> e-mail shows the filmmakers were granted access to translator on the raid and one of the mission's planners. another e-mail in july 2011 shows friction within the c.i.a. over an agency tour for the filmmaker. we have had a few requests lately that caused some of the staff perceive there is some favor tim in the way the requests have been doled ou

like when he brought down usama bin laden, man oh,, man, he can't be beat now.t worse. no way for him to win now. romney's business credentials were the biggest asset no, way the guy could lose. until folks started to focus on money of his. no way in heck he could win. i don't think it's a good idea right now topay the campaign on the latest. if memory serves me right, once it snaps we just move on to the next shot. leap on the moment. you probably heard about, this but a fascinating story. bakery owner is getting fried for not selling her sweet treats to folks who come in wanting to pay with food stamps. tonight, on fbn, he is stakes her case and her story. we state the debt story. a lot of you are saying neil, you are obsessed about all this spending money and where we are going with this. we'll explore this in greater details on fox business. in the course of this

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what he said yesterday, he said, yesterday he said at this rally, people say if we listen to me, usama bin ladenll be alive. you know what i say? so would the 3,000 people killed on 9/11. that is not just crazy, that is deeply offensive to suggest we brought that attack on ourselves. you had especially john topper, the lead singer of blues traveler who performed at the rally yesterday say on "fox and friends" i'm with him on all this stuff but he not with me on the foreign policy. >> bret: if we can bring blues traveler in the panel that is a good hook. really quickly, mara he spoke out in support of julian assange and bradley manning. >> ron paul is problematic. he has young people who the republican party batly needs. he has tremendous amount of loyalty and energy. but the guy is out of the main stream. but he is way out on the fringe. he is truly extreme. to the extent that the republican party wants to get his supporters without adopting the views or being associated with his views or having any of that rub off on them, it will be tricky. >> bret: we will be right back after this. more with

some of the nation's finest are taking on the commander-in-chief over the usama bin laden raid.ional security leaks. the group of former special operations and intelligence personnel is going public with some election year criticisms of the president. correspondent shannon bream is here with details tonight. good evening. >> reporter: the non-profit group off-set calls itself a nonpartisan organization aimed to stop politicians, including president obama, from capitalizing on u.s. national security secret operations. it's releasing 22-minute film entitled "dishonorable disclosures." >> this particular case, it was done deliberately. i mean moments, moments after the raid, it was announceed. >> the group is made up of former special tops and intelligence officers and the leaders say they are fed up with security leaks. they claim the film and tv ads that are set to launch in midst of a heated presidential election show how the leaks are endangering american liv lives. >> for example, with the bin laden raid, you say who the operators are, what specific clandestine group they're f

they say he has taken credit for the death of usama bin laden among other things. >> this is our country. this is our constitution. and we have to speak out. finally we have to speak out and say we will not take this anymore. enough is enough. >> if i had one piece of advice for this administration it would be the same thing that former secretary of defense bob gates said shut the [bleep] up. >> laura: top u.s. general martin dempsey expressed concern over the veterans' anti-obama campaign. >> the american people don't want us to be another special interest group. i mean, they just don't want that. in fact, i think it confuses them. but if someone uses the uniform, whatever uniform it is, for partisan politics, i'm disappointed by that. because i think it does erode that bond of trust we have with the american people. >> laura: so the question is, are these former servicemen doing a disservice by getting political or do they have any right like everyone else to speak out? joining me now from boston is colonel david hunt fox military analyst here with me in washington patricia, a senior f