lou? lou: mike, thank you. and tonight we're learning that two aides to hillary clinton have agreed not to delete any work related e-mails or documents, but that agreement, if you can imagine, follows a direct order from a federal judge that they preserve the records. that according to their attorneys. >>> hillary clinton's problems not limited to her e-mails, vice president joe biden is sending the strongest signal yet that he is considering entering the 2016 presidential race, that's according to a new report by the "wall street journal." the vice president who is vacationing in south carolina now is personally asking political allies for advice and counsel and gauging the strength of the clinton campaign and the threat posed by the e-mail scandals. biden trailing hillary and bernie sanders in the most recent polling, garnering just 12% support in iowa. but, of course, he is not a candidate. >>> the vice president is expected to announce his decision within the next month. >>> breaking news tonight from the p

lou dobbs is next. lou: good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. president obama today outdid himself. ramping up his rhetoric to insulting offensive levels by equating republicans to iranian extremists who chant death to america. president obama talking at american university, campaigning for his iranian nuclear deal and there he urged voters to contact their representatives in government and pressure them to accept the deal. we'll take all of that up with house foreign affairs committee member congressman ted yoho who says the president's iranian deal is a bad deal for america and for the world. also here tonight, the hillary clinton e-mail scandal, it's deepening. it took long enough but at long last, the fbi has begun investigating the security of mrs. clinton's private e-mail server and its purported classified contents. the fbi investigation comes only days after government watchdogs for the state department and intelligence community ask the justice department to explore whether classified material was improperly shared and/or stored on clin

♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody, i'm lou dobbs. the republican field is battling for their party's presidential nomination and doing so with higher energy and higher hopes after last night's extraordinary debate in cleveland, and what a show they put on. fresh off their performances and the fox news debates, the gop candidates out on the campaign trail selling their message today. governor bush in new hampshire, several others attending the red state gathering in atlanta, including the party's new star, carly fiorina. we'll be assessing the latest state of play with commentator, best-selling author ann coulter and republican strategist, former reagan white house political director ed rollins among our guests, and the official television audience ratings are now in. it was an historic blockbuster for the fox news channel. the debate on fox news was the most-watched primary debate ever and the highest rated cable news program of all time. an incredible 24 million people tuned in last night, all sorts of audience records were simply s

lou: good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. hillary clinton has been spinning her e-mail scandal for months now, and now she seems to have spun herself into a spiral from which she may not recover. as the justice department takes possession of her private e-mail server, she insists she did not send or receive communications that were classified at the time, as she put it. and for the first time mrs. clinton is not the front-runner in any primary or caucus state. the latest, she's now running behind senator bernie sanders in new hampshire. but the republican front-runner remains unchanged. donald trump leading in the polls, and he's heading next to new hampshire, working to turn those poll numbers into votes. donald trump, our special guest this evening. he joins us in moments. we've got a lot to talk about. >>> conservative commentator and best-selling author ann coulter joins us as well. we'll be talking about the 2016 presidential race, her thoughts on hillary clinton, clinton's fate and my interview with donald trump. we tak

lou: good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. we're two hours from the first primetime 2016 republican presidential debate. a debate so highly anticipated, it could set an all-time ratings record, and indisputably a big reason for the extraordinary interest in tonight's debate in cleveland. is the republican front-runner donald trump, who has consistently held a double-digit lead in polls over his closest rival, former governor jeb bush? tonight we'll break down what the candidates need to do to say, to improve their poll numbers and stand out from the crowd of candidates. we'll be talking with chris stirewalt, media mogul steve forbes and citizens united president david bossie. >>> also assessing the performances of the candidates in the earlier debate, who stood out? who pulled back? was there a winner? certainly none of the candidates shied from attacking the front-runner. former governor rick perry didn't hesitate to dismiss donald trump's popularity as part of his celebrity and success, and carly fiorina accusing trump of be

lou? lou: rick, thank you. rick leventhal. coming up here next, i'll be taking up the impact of the iranian deal. congress bank lee zeldin -- congressman lee zeldin joins us, and ann coulter, well, we said we were going to talk and debate the debate. we will. stay with us, a lot more ahead. >>> a fiery, substantive debate. who did we bring in? a fiery, substantive commentator by the name of ann coulter. we'll be talking with the best-selling author here next. who did she like? who's going to win this thing? >>> and the u.s. coast forward's biggest drug bust in history eight tons of cocaine. but what happened to the rest of that haul? we'll have that part of the mystery for you here next. ♪ ♪ ♪ we all feel the calling to build something great. ♪ here at td ameritrade, they love innovating. and apparently, they also love stickers. what's up with these things, victor? we decided to give ourselves stickers for each feature we release. we read about 10,000 suggestions a week to create features that as traders we'd want to u

lou: good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. the white house now says we shouldn't worry that there will be no inspections of iran's nuclear site. the white house says outright that president obama's nuclear deal with iran is built on trust, not verification. new revelations tonight that the united nations iaea will allow iran to inspect itself, perform its own inspections of its own nuclear sites under a secret agreement with the united nations agency. republicans, they're not doing much about it, their language at been at best tepid. senator mitch mcconnell says he thinks the president will pass the deal in both the senate and the house. among the issues we'll with taking up with congresswoman mia long. >>> blackberry devices belonging to former hillary clinton aide cheryl mills and uma abedin have likely been destroyed or sold off. imagine that. the state department behaving like it's part of her campaign organization. mrs. clinton for her part dismissing as mere politics her ever worsening e-mail scandal. and donald trump at

lou: i think so too. >> yes. lou: good to have you both. >> thank you. lou: we'll talk more later. thank you. >> looking at our on-line poll results. 96% of you said no. how i wish andy levy was here, we have more "lou dobbs tonight," special edition on trillion dollar sell-off on wall street coming up, you don't want to miss it. some fear on wall street and main street next. stay with us. lou: i am lou dobbs welcome to our special coverage of market meltdown, major sell-off on wall street today. spreading fear among investors who were left gasping, global sell-off began in china. and minutes after opening bell, in new york. dow went into a historic freefall. dropping more than a thousand points moments went trading, market leveled off. support broke as it would twice more in session, by conclusion of

lou: i am not. that was mccain and kennedy but he had the choice to have a compromise to lead a set of continuing to talk about the guest worker program. there has been so much unintentional i am sure. >> you are right we did have a guest worker programs and they worked but he wanted to put those in one big package charles: but it was to secure the borders to read that is why we tripled the size of border control and we ended catch and release bush puts enormous amounts of resources to secure the border because he thought it was a violation of the al law. lou: one thing that resulted was the result. how much was illegal immigration cut? >> i'll get you the numbers dramatically cut plus we had a significant increase of deportation and we would prioritize this is what sickens me about the obama administration, . lou: we will go too far. but this is the fact the only thing that would reverse the flow of illegal immigration was the recession. >> to prioritize criminals and working with local law enforce

lou: i am lou dobbs welcome to our special coverage of market meltdown, major sell-off on wall street today. spreading fear among investors who were left gasping, global sell-off began in china. and minutes after opening bell, in new york. dow went into a historic freefall. dropping more than a thousand points moments went trading, market leveled off. support broke as it would twice more in session, by conclusion of trading do you, posted second straight 500 plus point declines over two days, so how far will the market fall from here? when should we expects? we're talking with some country best economists and analysts, moody's chief economist john lonski. and sam stoval joining us, and artur -- art. fox business' nicole, good to have you with us. >> good to see you. nice to be here in your studio, something happened in your market today. lou: you covered it today, you looked better i think by far than all of the people you were working with. who are seemed to be bedraggled you are full of energy and bright. >> thank you, but the truth is that it is a play-by-play sort of market, that

lou dobbs is next, keep it right here. fox business. lou: good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. the obama administration tonight is desperately trying to downplay rising concerns about his iranian nuclear deal. those concerns being expressed by members of both parties after explosive reports that president obama and secretary kerry have agreed to allow iran to prohibit the united states and the united nations from inspections of their nuclear facilities. the state department insists they're confident in the united nations' plans to investigate iran's nuclear program, but that is an inexplicable position, given the revelations that iran will be inspecting its own nuclear sites, not the united nations. congressional critics in increasing numbers are saying the iranian deal is foolishly built on trust, pure trust, but there seems to be less trust on the white house as well as iran, the world's most significant state sponsor of terrorism. we'll be talking with republican congressman lee zeldin in moments. he's just returned from israel and will tell us how the israelis are contendin

lou: i think so too. >> yes. lou: good to have you both. >> thank you. lou: we'll talk more later. thank you. >> looking at our on-line poll results. 96% of you said no. how i wish andy levy was here, we have more "lou dobbs tonight," special edition on trillion dollar sell-off on wall street coming up, you don't want to miss it. some fear on wall street and main street next. stay with us. lou: i am lou dobbs welcome to our special coverage of market meltdown, major sell-off on wall street today. spreading fear among investors who were left gasping, global sell-off began in china. and minutes after opening bell, in new york. dow went into a historic freefall. dropping more than a thousand points moments went trading, market leveled off. support broke as it would twice more in session, by conclusion of trading do you, posted second

lou dobbs is next. keep it right here. ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. so far donald trump is surging,surging, not only ahead in the latest polls but up by double digits, running well ahead of his republican rivals and his combative performance at the 1st presidential debate helped his candidacy which is the opposite of what most were saying right after the debate. we will take up why those fine folks are trying to tear down trump. also, hillary clinton's e-mail scandal worsens. her allegedly secured servers were housed on the bathroom closet and more members of the mainstream liberal media are finally stepping up and criticizing the former secretary of state. voters deserve to here clinton's -- here clinton's say i'm sorry and i was wrong. we will take all of that up and more. the senator is saying the deal is based on hope and fails to stop iran from becoming a nucleara nuclear weapon state. a full report for you as russia and china prepare a 2nd major joint military exercise this year. our top story, and polls confirm donald trump's dominance. a knew

lou: good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. we're two days from the most highly anticipated event of the 2016 presidential race. the first republican presidential debate on the fox news channel. and we now know who will be standing on the stage, the lucky 10 in cleveland. i'll tell you when candidates made it to the top ten in the fox presidential debate and in the early evening debate. >>> new developments in the planned parenthood scandal. a pro-life group releasing a fifth undercover showing allegedly showing a planned parenthood executive admit her doctors change abortion procedures to accommodate the requests of companies seeking fetal tissue. why isn't the federal government investigating? why isn't it prosecuting? we take up the obvious violation of federal law with two of the best attorneys in the business, lis wiehl and rebecca rose woodland. >>> the city of cleveland turn toing the government to stop the worst crime wave in the history. where are the community leaders and faith leaders when inner cities need them most

lou dobbs is next. lou: a state of emergency has been declared tonight. did he become everyone, i am lou dobbs. residents in missouri bracing for another night of violence in ferguson. rioting, shootings, looting, on the anniversary of michael brown. protest organizers promise that this would be a day of civil disobedience and so far it has been peaceful. at the weekend protest were also promoted as peaceful and they ended violently ended in chaos and we will see what happens. david clark will be here to explain why areas and communities like ferguson in his opinion cannot be effectively leased under present conditions and what urgency needs to be done about it. also tonight sanctuary cities and their leaders under fire once again. another criminal illegal immigrant brutally murdered a 64-year-old u.s. air force veteran in her own home. the suspect, victor ramirez was released from custody six times. the issue of illegal immigration is now a hot topic and republican voters are insisting that their candidates make their positions clear on the issue. one of

♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody i'm lou dobbs. the republican field is battling for their party's presidential nomination and doing so with higher energy and higher hopes after last night's extraordinary debate in cleveland, and what a show they put on. fresh off their performances and the fox news debates, the gop candidates out on the campaign trail selling their message today. governor bush in new hampshire several others attending the red state gathering in atlanta including the party's new star carly fiorina. we'll be assessing the latest state of play with commentator best-selling author ann coulter and republican strategist, former reagan white house political director ed rollins among our guests, and the official television audience ratings are now in. it was an historic blockbuster for the fox news channel. the debate on fox news was the most-watched primary debate ever and the highest rated cable news program of all time. an incredible 24 million people tuned in last night, all sorts of audience records were simply shatt

i'm lou dobbs, and welcome to the special hour of "lou dobbs tonight." we're going to be covering -- we're going to be covering the republican front-runner donald trump tonight. he's said to address this pep rally in mobile, alabama. it is projected to be, by the campaign, the largest rally of 2016 primary season. so far with some 40,000 folks in attendance, as we listen to the national anthem, the only other 2016 presidential candidate to come close to that size crowd, democratic candidate bernie sanders, he pulled in 28,000 in portland, oregon earlier this month. the closest republican in the run for the greatest attendance to an event is senator ted cruz, he drew some 11,000 at his presidential announcement, way back in march, but this is the interesting thing about the cruz announcement, and please, folks, who support senator cruz, we're just putting the facts in place. his announcement took place at liberty university's convocation, and students at liberty are required to attend the event. so he threw in a campaign announcement of his own in the mid

right now lou dobbs, the man, next. lou: good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. the state department today released a third round of some of the 55,000 hillary clinton e-mails from her private server. today's document dump contains 37 e-mails that were retroactively classified. that's raised concerns that clinton has jeopardized national security when she use the private server for e-mails. she insists that's not the case but the state department apparently concerned there is so much classified information on her personal computer they've fallen behind in the scheduled release of her e-mails. we'll take up whether it's time for hillary clinton to face legal consequences for her e-mail scandal. we'll be talking with judge alex and attorney rebecca rose woodland. >>> also here tonight, republican presidential candidates preparing for next week's high-stakes fox news debate, that will be much ado about donald trump. the presidential front-runner is absolutely dominating headlines and mid tier candidates find that the only way to grab headlines themselves is to bash

lou: good luck with that. the reports that the terrorists tried to attack a draw mohammad contest in texas by a dead connected to the "fast & furious" gunrunning operation. according to the "l.a. times" that reports back in 2010 a 34 year-old went to a phoenix:blood dash gun store known for illegal firearms for a nine mm pistol he went to the store because he knew the prior charges would be flagged in the federal screening process but the government was allowing some to be sold back then with a whole to trace them to the drug cartel of the smuggling network instead federal agents lost track of just about all of the weapons. it is not known if that gun was one of the three he had on him in may when he and his partner was shot to death in a failed terrorist attack. we will be right back. stay with us. >> the white house runs of fuel new allies for the iranian nuclear deal but what about where it matters most? the u.s. congress. mark meadows is with us tonight. nascar can be a dangerous sport and not just for the

lou: is it shocking? >> not to me. >> i was struck by the long discourse on whether there is a letter for them to approve the iranian deal. and i couldn't get anything passed. it may have not been procedural. but i thought that that was a failure of the party to protect the president. >> i think the you are correct. the fact that it was fully expected that they would come together with some sort of document that supported the president's deal. >> i think the iranians definitely call it a deal. and i support it. lou: the iranians call the shots. jessica, thank you so much. jessica, michael, it's been a pleasure and i thank you. a quick look at the online poll results. is bill clinton an asset or liability. it 28% of you said an asset. lou: thanks for being with us and good night from new york. it kennedy is coming up next. ♪ ♪ a. kennedy: i'm watching you watching me, candidate desperately fighting against feeding into the background, the donald trump setting the agenda especially on immigration. creat

lou dobbs next. lou: good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. ferguson, missouri racked by heightened tensions between law enforcement and demonstrators and activists and racial unrest in the community. more protests and more demonstrations and more violence overnight. at least 23 people were arrested. protesters threw rocks and frozen water bottles in police in the latest round of clashes and attacks against law enforcement. >>> president obama himself remains silent. tonight we try to answer why, and we tally up what the federal government has actually done for the community of ferguson. it's been a year since michael brown robbed a convenience store, strong-armed a clerk half his size, tried to wrest a weapon from a police officer and was shot dead. a year later exactly what has the obama administration done for the community of ferguson? and among the crowd in ferguson overnight, a handful of heavily armed members of an organization called the ult keepers. police chief in charge described presence as unnecessary and inflammatory, he didn't s

lou: good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. the obama white house faces more questions on its rationale and the already heavily criticized nuclear deal with iran. obtained a copy of one of the secret side deals,deals, the language clearly contradicts the white house and united nations assertions that the obama side deals have been misrepresented by critics of th. the document backs up reports that iran will be allowed to self inspect its nuclear facilities. the document goes into further detail on the role they ran will play in monitoring and inspecting its own nuclear site, specifically that they will provide photos and videos and produce its own environmental samples to give to the un international atomic energy agency. republican congressman mike pompeo helped expose. he joins us here tonight and we will tell us why he believes there is another secret side deal and what it contains. mainstream liberal media finally admits. they won't be able to destroy him with their usual charges of political and correctness. the new york t

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he takes lou wallace's hand and lou wallace is hi first western adviser and the sultan -- there's as close to being friends a you can be in the circumstances. when the president administration changes in the state and wallace was re-called. the sultan sends a letter the american president say can a mere change of presidents rob me of my friend lou wallace so lou wallace goes back and starts a writer's renaissance in indiana and does public service. that's a little more than you've needed by lou wallace but i'm fascinated by this half forth gotten and forgotten figures and then moved to shenandoah valley in 1864. one thing i worry about today's army and military is the political correctness to the point you dare not speak. that wouldn't have washed in the civil war because we roman size the civil -- romanticize the civil war. in the confrontation win early and bill sheridan in the late summer and early autumn of 1864, many lives could have been saved if the armies just lined up and sheridan and early walked out in front of the armies and had a cursing contest. they were flamboyantly,

lou: thank you guys so much. coming up next tonight, not just about what the candidates said but their body language as well, we are going to be bringing in an expert on that issue and was this the one moment that everyone will be talking about tomorrow morning? take it away. >> you called women fat pigs, and disgusting animals. >> only rosie o'donnell. >> no, it lou: scott walker tonight talking about jobs, and as he did he talk about his record as governor of wisconsin. >> many of us understand that people create jobs, one of the best things we can do is get the government out of way, rein in the regulations put in place, give people the education and skills to succeed and that is what i will do. >> and he did in 21 seconds. joining us to evaluate the body language in the debate, president of the body language institute, it's great to have you it does. >> thank you. >> she is also the author of "you can't lie to me". >> is there one candidate that made an egregious mistake in the way that he or she held their b

lou: thank you guys so much. coming up next tonight, not just about what the candidates said but their body language as well, we are going to be bringing in an expert on that issue and was this the one moment that everyone will be talking about tomorrow morning? take it away. >> you called women fat pigs, and disgusting animals. >> only rosie o'donnell. >> no, it lou: scott walker tonight talking about jobs, and as he did he talk about his record as governor of wisconsin. >> many of us understand that people create jobs, one of the best things we can do is get the government out of way, rein in the regulations put in place, give people the education and skills to succeed and that is what i will do. >> and he did in 21 seconds. joining us to evaluate the body language in the debate, president of the body language institute, it's great to have you it does. >> thank you. >> she is also the author of "you can't lie to me". >> is there one candidate that made an egregious mistake in the way that he or she held their b

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and so lou wrote to dr. branner and asked if it would be possible if she as a woman could come to study geology. she was knitted at stanford and became the first woman to receive a bachelor's degree in geology from that university. it was there that she met herbert clark hoover, whom she is actually older than. but because she had had her previous teacher's education she was obviously a freshman when he was a senior. the courtship eventually developed. burt, as he was known to friends and family, graduated and left for australia, where he found a position in mining. and the two of them continued their correspondence and lou eventually agreed to marry him. she wrote a letter saying here i am trying desperately to find you a job and yet you decided to leave us. and he signed it lovingly your professor-in-law. the hoovers were married february 10th, 1899 and left the very next day for china. where burt had a mining job. over the next several years the couple traveled all over the world, lived in many different

and so lou wrote to dr. branner and asked if it would be possible if she as a woman could come to study geology.y. she was knitted at stanford andt became the first woman to receive a bachelor's degree in geology from that university.'sg it was there that she met reersy herbert clark hoover, whom she k is actually older than. but because she had had her tha. previous teacher's education she was obviously a freshman when he was a senior. the courtship eventually developed. burt, as he was known to friends and family, graduated and left for australia, where he found a position in mining. and the two of them continued their correspondence and lou th eventually agreed to marry him. she wrote a letter saying here i am trying desperately to find you a job and yet you decided to leave us. and he signed it lovingly your professor-in-law. the hoovers were married hi february 10th, 1899 and left the very next day for china. lette where burt had a mining job. over the next several years the couple traveled all over the

he decides that everything was lou wallace is also lou wallace is sent packing back to indiana. he wants to get back in the fight. during the raid in cincinnati neighboring ohio he still can't get back in. finally his supporters and his politics on all sides of this but his supporters get lou wallace reinstated in active service in the military district center on baltimore, hardly the front lines. wallace has no troops under his command except some guards, some rotating militia. he does his best. his number one duty is to make sure the elections run smoothly. then in the summer of 1864 something happens. all the intelligence services of the union army all the intelligence work in washington, all the information gatherers jubal early between 16 and 20,000 confederates storming of the valley of virginia in the shenandoah valley into maryland toward washington. they are going to take washington and grant us convinced, and i admire grant he is convinced nobody to leave the lines. he is in the mall down and he keeps getting these new reports of dismissals. the only person getting goo

and lou was no exception. and she had enough of a radar to be able to figure out what was legitimate and what needed to be passed on to a staff member to handle. but if she got a particularly interesting letter that she thought had some merit, she had a network of people all across the country and she would pass that letter to someone in that geographic area. she basically asked, would you look this person up and do it anonymously. is this legitimate? what are the needs of this individual? how could it be helped. lou was sending money to a lot of people across the country anonymously, through these conduits to give support, including a lot of african-american women, to help them fund college educations. and much of this about lou did not come into the public arena until after her papers were opened up in 1984. to get to the press question that's really the downfall of both hoovers. their press secretary begged both of them to go public with many of their private philanthropic acts. because burt had been an orp

leave it to lou dobbs. >> good evening, everybody, i'm lou dobbs. democrats are in disarray tonight because their leading candidate is in deep political and legal trouble, and she's unlikely to go away, certainly not quietly. hillary clinton whether she stays in the race or is at some point forced to face the unpleasant and unflattering truth has lost immense trust within her own party. she's under water in all polls, her candidacy is euro question, a new fox news poll, the vast majority of those polled say she knowingly lied about the e-mail server but more worrisome for clinton, the candidate is where she stands with independent-minded voters. we'll have complete polling and take up all of those issues with our a team, including jillian. also tonight the american embassy and cuba has reopened. the stars and stripes fly once again over havana, the flag presented by the same marines who took it down 50 years ago. but there was something missing from today's ceremony and there's a lot missing from this deal with castro in the minds of many. we'll be