ernor elect. rather charming. >> larry hogan. that was a big surprise in that election. winner, everybody tuned in this4yc4 week. and for me to get a weekend. that's it for "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. this a fox news alert. attorney general eric holder replaced. tomorrow, president obama will nominate a new york federal prosecutor to become the next attorney general of the united states. u.s.á[qattorney loretta lynch. if confirmed, lynch would be the first african-american female attorney general. also today, president obama4ók lurching with leaders from both parties is this a new strategy? >> obviously republicans had a good night. >> history has shown a divided government. >> the american people have spoken. they have given us divided government. what are you going to do with it. >> don't compromise with these losers. and don't treat them like winners. >> i feel obliged to do everything i can lawfully with my executive authority. >> i hope he won't do that because i do think it

poisons the well. and he is he is going to burn himself if he continues to go down this path. >> as president, i have a unique responsibility to try and make this town work. >> he is going to poison 'the well. so will the president really work with republicans or not. rnc chair ryans priebus joins us. congratulations in order for the republican party tonight. >> thank you. it's a great night. now we have to get on with getting things done÷o6 and building o2016. how does the president work with the president and how does the republicans work with the president. he. >> he declared during the stimulus bill that he is going to listen to all the republican plans. he didn't listen to any offp ñ them. he went to the blair house and declared all the healthcare ideas that the republicans had he would work with the republicans. he hasn't done it he is really good at giving these press conferences but is he really lousy at following through on these promises. what i would suggest if the president was serious go down to harry reid's office,ul$ jzok

into his desk. get 370 bills that are sitting there."b and tell mitch mcconnell which of the 370 bills that many of which were voted on and drafted by some democrats, which ones is he willing to deal with? >> he says now that he will. he says now that he -- so like you laugh. >> you don't believe him? >> well on many subjects i don't believe a thingzvw says. so, i mean and he has proven to be unreliable when it comes to these kinds of promises that he has made to the republican party. that doesn't mean that we don't need to get some things done. i think it's reallyxd important. i think leadership is working really hard onñiçó this. is that we come up with three or fourp, things thatroh areçó achievable. that the americantñ.zñçu7?róoiokul eople like and support. and that we very quickly, in the next -- in the first few monthsñi of next year achieve those goals, so that the american people are validated that theynb made a smart decision by putting the republicans in charge. >> i never can un"%>mq9 why0l hejfxd didn'tfá call senator harry reid. there are things that both would pass.ñi

i never understood why heçó didn'tq call senator harry reid and say fore1 god's sake harry, lexr there be añi vote on that so it can come to my desk so can i sign it or reject it.ñ >> for one thing they don't get along. so i mean. >> they hate each other. >> well, i mean if you believe stories that&iswç have been written over the last few days harry reid isp reid wants to do. i don't think he caresr wholel lot about what 4rhfá president's opinionñit81ñ according to a lot of the the reports that have beennz/ñ surfacing over the last couple of days. >> that's great because the american people get held hostage to that ái%uá >> he made the decision to not put a single significant bill on the floor of the senate to$xzrotecté@çó thisfl' majority it back fired. and the american people validated republicans at home like scott walker and other republican reformers and totally rejected barack obama and everyone associated with barack obama. >> all right. your future, are you going ; seek a third term as head of the@ç>x f [ my gues 1÷ is it'slgprobably yours after tuesday. >> he will -k?$ well,ú 0z will

make that decision in a a couple weeks. >> what's the realxd story?p@% are are you you going to do it? >> wait a second is. my wife is probably watching right now. i have to talk to her about it first. >> if (w saidçó fine, do you want it? >> i mean likely i think it's important for us to continue this obsession over the mechanics the ground game and data and get our act together. >> so if she says yes, you would say. >> i think it's likely but i don't -- i mean obviously i am not going there yet until i talk to her and the kids about it. >> smart husband. very smart. >> i may get in a little trouble. >> nice to see you. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> joining us our political panel bob cusack. the "the washington post"hí a colby and washington examiner chief political correspondent byron york. you heard arenas priebus head of the rnc. >> anxious. no willing, maybe. it does seem like this meeting that we had today with the leadership and the president was kind of an opportunity for themñi(┌v to recite their talking point3 $ face to face. i doubt very muchr

much got done. although it appears things got contentious on the issue of immigration. obviously john boehner and mitch mcconnell have issued really strong warnings to the president about immigration. the president has said equally strongly is he going to do something. this could really blow things up. blow the chance to do all sorts of other things up if the president goes forward with this. >> you know colby the republicans have the wind behind their sales, they won big on tuesday. president obama is realfully in a position where he has to cry uncle a little bit and give and work. do you see he that happening at all? >> well like chairman priebus said. i don't think the president had a great relationship with harry reid. so maybe over a glass of bourbon, he would prefer to work with mitch mcconnell. chairman said if you listened to the "the washington post," if you read the "the washington post" earlier in the week. we had quotes from harry reid's chief of staff. detailing the relationship between the white house and harry reid's staff as being pretty contentious. >> all over the white house is what they were doing. thatxazyñ really tough stuff. >> they reallyhás were "on the

record.": rotten about that though? it's their job to get along and do the job. we are beholden to their stupid grudge. bob? >> that's right. we haven't had different type of leaders in washington, i mean, it'slçtyj been harry reid, it's been nancy ballots,pelosi president obama is still president obama as he had to say in his press conference which i thought was kind of telling that he had to remind everybody that he is still president. life is about relationships. washington is about relationships. the relationships in washington are broken and that's why republicans are going to putvd on the board. they are going to pass and there is obama to veto him. they want want to make him the party notify, the democrats the party of no. we will see if that works. >> you if you look at what came out of this meeting today. they were talking about more money tovçq+!q ebola in west africa. they are probably going to agree on that. they can do that then theyyw':ujuup&king about iraq it may strike voters as amazing. but it appears that you have this election. the two parties get together and the first thing they agree to is to go back to war in iraq. i'm not sure that's what the voters had in mind. f9 >> colby reported on media

today was that the day after the election, the meeting with the leaders was of course today, is that president obama had al sharpton. he met witht you know whether you are a pro-al sharpton or anti-al sharpton, the is he is a reuniter. he is notdb a guy, throw gasoline on the fighter. meet with senator booker if you wanted to meet with an african-american. why al sharpton? >> it's a good question. i don't know. it's those types ofnq situations that make you wonder if we are ever going toil9 see compromise in washington. they say a lot of really nice things right after an election. you can go back to 2012 and 2010. and the same types of whether it was obama or mitch mcconnell or john boehner all saying let's work together. the american people have spoken. we don't want gridlock. and then they go back into theirnégx corners. >> and the president said in the sound bite that the republicans had a good night. i thought to myself, good night? the way they see it as

keeping score? maybe it's part of the fault of the media rather than the american people have spoken you know. and then hem>ay said that one thing he said the american people want us to work. well no kidding. what are we paying theirqj salaries for? >> look back four years ago when he said they got a she different type of press conference, he took responsibility. that press conference this week did not. he said voter turnout are low. they had a good night. >> did not turn out because of him. his voters didn't turn out. >> listen, president obama is donena92 hundreds of fundraisers. all that money went to really for nothing. >> panel, thank you. stay with us. áyí uzo2y this is a fox news alert. obama administration just announcing president obama to!df send 1,500 more]hr troops to iraq to fight isis. the white house further stating the troops will not serve in a combat role but will train and advise iraqix and kurdish forces fighting isis. major general bob joins us. have we herd that number today? >> we have. well 1400.

they have just essentially doubled the numbers. when would we hear first? when was this firsti< kg discñ >> it was first discussed back in september when the assess. groups in iraq came back to the chairmans of the joint chiefs of staff general dempsey and said, look, general, there is probably nine brigades iraqi brigades that are capable of taking the offensive. now, remember, in september all the iraqi army was doing was holding the line. and sot6a@w nine brigades that if we thinkúo we reinforce them like we did in 2007 with the iraqis during the surge. >> we think we can put enough combat power and enough willing and enough initiative and leadership behind the iraqis to allow them to take it the offensive, to take back ramadi to take back mosul andmqciw recapture ground. if additional assist and train units, the iraqi army will not be be able too move out of their bases in baghdad. >> you agree today it is a mess, right? >> yes. >> if we had done this last september when it was first suggested, what -- would

there be -- i mean, what's the damage that we waited from september to october to november? because, look, let's face it, it came out after election day,03:añ that's obvious. if we had done this in september, what's the difference? >> the enemy has the advantage of intent will and he owns the jq clock. and every day, every day the enemy holds the g8e is able to consolidate in the territory that he has captured+4"b makes taking the offensive infinitely more difficult. in fact maybe we have waited tooesáa long. and the military knew three months ago that this is what needs to be done and over and over again they told the administration we have got to do. this we have got tof@jdz this soon. we can't wait. and it wasn't, unfortunately until three days after the election that they started the ball rolling again. >> is this mission creep in the white house says no because it's the same mission it always was. but is this mission creep and sort of the traditional sense? >> of course it is. the right number isn't 3,000. the right number for the advised assist and train

mission is about 10,000 which is what we said back in 2010 and 11, and that's the residual force we wanted. yeah, so i would suspect if this offensive starts in about 8 months to a year and it fails, the pressure is going to grow sadly to send in more american forces. >> i see the term mission creep as being a political term. you know, it's because of -- oh we don't want to do mission creep rather than if it's necessary to really put those troops in there and stand behind them or combat role or training role. that whole sort of mission creep thing. >> it drives military nuts. old army term that says gomfijñ big or go home. and the troops sense that they know what the number is, without going into combat or without engaging in close combat with the isis. they know what it would take in order to do this right. the number is about 10,000. about a third of a way there just wait and see effort months ahead those numbers are going to keep up. >> can you quantify how much by waiting until september to do the 1500 that was discussed in september how much it diminishes our chances of being effective?

>> it's huge. i mean, what isis has done those major cities, ramadi and mosul that are willing to join with us. they have convinced the sunnies that they have the will and the high ground in this they have impedestrianed themselves in the cities which makes them far more difficult to root out andñi kill. no this three month delay is enormous from añityr&itarynb perspective. >> is that sort of obvious to any military person. >> it's obvious to everybody, greta. >> anyway, general scales, thank you, sir. >> thanks greta. >> today's big news raising this question why about president obama wait until after the mid terms to announce is he putting more troops on the ground in iraq. our panel joins us. by ron, did he wait until they days after election for political reasons or triage military reasons? >> absolutely he wait willed for political reasons. there seems to be no doubt about this what strategic has changed in the last 72 hours. the big question here is what happens on capitol hill. they are still running on

the 2002 authorization to use military force after the september 11th attacks which basically gives the president all the power he wants to attack the people behind the september 11th attacks in al qaeda. does that still apply to this? no. i don't think so. i think in the new;q[ congress in january, you are going to see a big pushto authorize and limit what the president can do in iraq. >> you know, colby, very polyanna, but i find it very painful that a decision so important asú political decision. you know, there are lives at stake. whether there are lives military going over there or lives on the ground going over there when it is so obviously political. you heard what general scales said. i find it very painful when it's war. >> i mean, you have to remember this is the president who won the nobel peace prize. this is the president. >> which he didn't have for. that got dumped on him. >> that's true. but he won his primary as antxfj ant)#4 president. >> political. >> for him, he carried that

weight. and to announce av he was dependent on turnout in this election. >> yeah, but that's so selfish, and we sort of -- i mean, on the issues ever war historically that's when we have sort of drawn the line. that's where you see the democrats, republicansw working together and those all important decisions. that's sort of like, you know where politics is is not supposed to be the catalyst. it's supposed to be what do you think is the right thing to do now? >> of course they said today it wasn't a political decision. >> you heard byron. you heard the general. >> it is hard not to take that it's a bit of sane kel view. >> he could have announced it monday. >> yeah he could have. both sides -- certainly bush waited until after the election to fire ron sells. sells. -- rumsfeld. >> i thought he fired rumsfeld because of the election. >> a lot of republicans wanted him to fire before the election so he could have saved the senate. >> that would have been a political decision. >> you can make tharg" this is real dangerous territoryfnzmñ politically for barack obama. he has lost the

independents. he has lost the1 yp base. major flack from democrats on this. >> i think it should hurt him looking in the mirror. if he waited to do this, one question war politics is supposed to be war. you know, i think i will wait three months because i don't want to offend my because i don't want them to come out and vote for my people is this on the question of glar americans are also war weary. so that, you know, it's a hardqnpv . sell. they are scared of isis. they obviously want us to take down isis but they don't want us to put american lives at risk. how do you balance that? >> the president does have this huge personal reluctance to do. this like a tug of wary and got his heels in the dirt. now it's 15. the next time it will be 2,000 and is he going to get to 10,000. >> if he did that why did he wait until after election day if this is sort of deeply personal or he waited until after the day of the election. >> he waited until the day after the electionfd2 to take immigration. he said i'm waiting after. >> immigration is different than war. it just is different to me.

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this is huge. it really was a referendum on president obama's failed policies. >> what could this election have meant? it could not have meant anything but stop obama. >> this was the worst wall-to-wall national,ñi unmistakable unquisk she lacking. >> clearly a repudiation of barack obama. >> this was deep. this was big. folks, this was am,rq she5y lacking. >> charles krauthammer says ñ republicans didn't winjf tuesday but rather the democrats lostñ so what does hefá mean byu:3t that? joining us, charles krauthammer, author of the "new york times" best seller #$ings that matter. charles, before i÷ñ get tonmnb. you, do you agree with me i mean, general scales says troops in september. 0j three days after thuó and ix9 think on matters of war, politics are off

limits.ñi >> if scales is right. this isd it's one thing to delay an announcement for threeçó+ o $r5e4j4(p&c@ forñr political, cynical political reasons, that's bad enough. but you if, in fact the generals wanted this in september. and he delayed the0x the deployment until now for political reasons, think of what's happened in the interval. between september. isis overparts of anbar including one village where they massacred the tribes of men, women and children. now, whether we could have made a ]ñ difference, i don't know. but in principle, to wait because you are doing this for political reasons is, i think, truly disgraceful. >> and issue of war is the one issue i hope we all rise above politics. >> don't forgepfçq#ñi the withdrawal from iraq was timed to give obama mat the full yearçóf#iñ 2012 in which to say i ended war. the sujú ymp, afghanistan was ended in the summer>acx

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endorse youxd we give you the gavel. we give you thep, opportunity. and that's why it ist in=z rightjf now to demonstratelp that they are a party of ideas and action. by developing an agenda, which they are doing, boehner and mcconnell are doing that right now legislation 9n up president to exercise veto that will show you who the party of no really is. >> do you know who i think is a lot of the problem in the last two yearsxd is senator harryw3ñrt( reid.p,lvsñ

did it for political reasons so that the vulnerable democrats in thefá senate would not even have to cast a voter because harry reid would never actually bring these issues to the floor. the senate went intor suspended --w3xdxd it hasn't existed in the last two years. >> the president said that the election onp, tuesday said that the ameri 0ñ people want us to work. well, no kidding. i éñ mean like why1t3 get some bills toxdqññi yourjfqlp deskçó american people dox work. whether they agre,k!a9=q they want somethingñi done. >ñ/d democrats insisted it was republicans who were the party of no. there were a lot of hundreds that were passed in the house byj" republicans that went to the desk. harry reid, where they died. and death. >> they could havet( even been sent to conference for something to work up but he said no. didn't send them to conference. anyway, charles, thanks always nice tox> up next, montel williams is here. montel along with you, yes you, our viewers helped getú sergeanteh=áu (rsjjutáár out of

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theé64g administration's response is, well, you know, aftery+yp the deal isb iaea will be able to find out if they're in violation. zs it's not going to happen. it's not going to happen. >> is that something even the prime minister netanyahu can even live with? he said very clearly when he speaks with the general assembly at the u.n. is there will be no nuclear enrichment capability for iran when he's finished and seems like the u.s. now trying to negotiate something but we find out that the people with whom we're negotiating aren't even remotely doing any fair dealing. >> look, how sad is this negotiation, when the british and the europeans started on this route 12 years ago, the fundamental premise of allowing iran the peaceful use of nuclear power was they would not be allowed to have routes to nuclear weapons. on the front end, they would not be allowed to enrich uranium and on the back end of the pucknuclear

fuel process they'd not be allowed to reprocess plutonium. they already have a reactor operating which they'll be able to extract plutonium. the administration long ago gave up the enrichment issue so the only question is how much enrichment will iran be allowed to do? this is a disastrous agreement. i think it's appeasement. i don't think there's any other way to characterize it. i don't know whether they'll make it by the 24th of november or not. if not, they'll extend the deadline. >> ambassador, thank you, sir. coming up a hospital patient goes on a violent rampage. it's all caught on camera. that's next. do solemnly swear that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic... ♪ ♪

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became unresponsive and died. autopsy will be performed. big news in texas, ebola outbreak is oh today marking the end of the 2 1 day monitoring period for everyone in dallas who was potentially exposed to ebola. texas health officials tracked 177 people who had contact with ebola victim thomas duncan and nurse nina pham and amber vinson. both nurses nurse recovered from the disease. president bush visiting presbyterian health hospital giving a big texas greeting to nurse vinson. how are you darling? [cheers and applause] how are are you doing amber? >> how are you feeling? you look great. >> thank you. >> i have been watching you on tv. [ laughter ] >> president bush thanked the texas health staff with her handling of the ebola crisis. he also thanked them for their care during his heart procedure at the very same hospital last year. let's all go

off-the-record for a minute. i have a hero less than 4 feet tall dressed in pink and orange could not be cuter or braver. inspiration to me and no doubt to you as well. she is 4-year-old leah still, daughter of cincinnati bernanke defensive tackle devon. thursday night she stole the show during a bernankes game against the cleveland browns it was leah's first time watching her father played in the nfl in person. the bengals honoring her with a special ceremony and presenting children's hospital with a 1.3-million-dollar check in her name from sales of her father's jersey. look at lee appears leah's courage. i can't help but think imagine if they could inspire and get people to come together like this little girl. she sure puts things in perspective. doesn't she? that's my off-the-record comment tonight. thanks for being with us. if you missed our off-the-record special last night. sergeant tahmooressi's special you can see it saturday at 10:00 p.m. and again sunday at 9:00 p.m.

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