the obama administration didn't see things that way. so it wasn't about the net result about whether somebody can gather information from my phone. it's who has the authority to make the decision and under what legal authority do they collect this information. >> i think that's right. i mean i would be even more charitable to dick cheney, it wasn't just that they wanted that power for themselves. they wanted that power for white house going forward for all future presidents, for future president barack obama it opportunity out because they felt the executive in the modern world needed more authority to protect ourselves in a complicated dangerous world. coming out of the '70s part of the history there's nothing like that in barack obama, joe biden, hillary clinton, they weren't coming out of the postwater gate church era, and yet they end up entrenching some of those things, not the notion that the president as commander in chief can routinely violate statutes. we are not acting like them -- >> joe biden barack obama, hillary clinton al

president obama is a lame duck. he threw in the towel on another campaign promise, or maybe he didn't. i have big news for you on gitmo. >> and protesters out in chicago for a second night in a row, so far it is peaceful. ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? charles: we have breaking news for you, just about an hour and a half ago, president obama signs a bill that bans moving gitmo detainees into the united states this is a surprise move given the administration's opposition. here to discuss it. fox news military analyst, captain chuck nash. have you been to gitmo twice, you are surprised that administration is blinking on this. >> not really. the vote was veto proof, passed 91

inside obama post-9/11 presidency. we will speak with a pulitzer prize winning new york times journalist charlie savage. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "orion," rodrigo y gabriela this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. with just over a year left in office, president obama is running out of time to fulfill his longtime promise to close the u.s. military prison at guantanamo bay. obama signed an executive order for guantanamo's closure in one of his first moves as president. but for the last six years, the administration has backed down in the face of staunch republican opposition. now that showdown could be revived. just last month, obama vetoed a republican-backed military spending bill that would have made it more difficult to close guantÁnamo. specificallylation impedes our ability to close guantÁnamo in a way that i have repeatedly argued is counterproductive to our efforts to defeat terrorism around the world. guantanamo is one of the premier

obama, we've pulled out of there. the taliban on the move and lord help those girls and women if that thing goes down to the taliban because for all our lectures and the rest of it, the muslim world by and large does not agree on the kind of quality for women that we do here in the united states. there are 1.5 billion people -- tom: that's why i think michelle obama making that speech was much better than bring back our girls with a sad face. this was michelle obama doing something important and passionate. i give her credit going for qatar. the problem i would say is that we have to say michelle obama on one side and liberals are celebrating that. she should also celebrate the fact we're standing our ground. i would hope we'd have more troops in afghanistan. pat: wre going to send armies in to protect women's right throughout the muslim world? tom: we have soldiers who are training them to take over. eleanor: actually, there are a lot of girls going to school in afghanistan. they're going to have to sustain some chan

obama is missing with big oil. he is flapping his black attitude right in the face of black gold am which brings us to a new segment we're keuling lewd and crude, a fossil fueled bonefest to the facial area. oh my god! don't, don't clap for that. uncle sam is like i want you to not get that in my eye, okay, please. hello. all right. so in other words obama should have made the decision in 2008 but he wasn't scheduled to not give a [bleep] about what people think until 2015. seven years to say no? can you imagine you're asking out the same girl for seven years. and she doesn't tell you yes. she doesn't say no. then finally she says no. that is kind of what happened here at the white house here today. >> larry: man, he's just being a big tease. maybe he's just held out seven years to make this a tantric decision. you ever hear of foreplay, you animal? seriously, though y are people so in love with this pipeline? >> supporters like to private study which says somewhere around 42,000 jobs or more would benefit from thi

obama to find new logic. we're coming right back. >>> congress says no, and congress is in a showdown with the president over syrian refugees. >> if the intelligence and law enforcement community cannot certify that a person presents no threat, then they not be allowed in. lou: but president obama insists irrespective of security concerns, we take up this building political conflict with former reagan white house political director, ed rollins. >>> and a stunning new report on the growth of iran's nuclear program since the obama administration struck its nuclear deal with iran. that story and much more straight ahead. stay with us. we'll be right back after these words. fatal to infants. it's whooping cough, and people can spread it without knowing it. understand the danger your new grandchild faces. talk to your doctor or pharmacist about a whooping cough vaccination today. jeb bush: leadership means it's not about yappin'.. it's not about talking. it's about doing. i know how to do this because i was privil

it's unfair to make it seem like obama is the problem. >> that was an obama problem by itself. we are in long wars. there's evil in the world, it will not go away tomorrow, we have to be prepared to fight those in a way that was best for our interests. >>> are we in a world where governments have to spy on their own people, their own focus? >> again, it goes back to the perceived threat. if we look at the - terrorism has been around for decades. jobleisation has not. when you but terrorism under the concept of jumping on an aer lane in new york or uploading a video on to youtube and disseminating it, that makes the terrorism piece so difficult to apprehen and therefore you have to have various measures such as surveillance-type programmes in order to counter the terrorism sinn synergiz synergized. and how you do that, and the machiavellian ways emerging is a problem. >> both agree with that >>> here is something both sides will not agree. transgender rights gain more legal protections, critics say it's happening at the expense of other rights, including young girls. >> federal

look at what hillary clinton laid out in her speech . >> on obama, jess. >> i gave you the obama strategy. it's to not start another ground war in the middle east. >> the strategy is a nonstrategy. >> it's not. >> if you ask the average american for the obama strategy, maybe one in 10,000 could articulate it. we know the strategy has been weak. this is tremendous evasion, i think, on the president's part. militant islam is raging worldwide. five major attacks in november. they have gotten more bloody, more brazen. what is it the rest of us are is seeing that the president is not. >> look, i do this for a living. i can't figure out his strategy. it was a year and a half -- >> hold on. >> 14 months ago president obama said we'll start an air campaign against isis. the numbers are this. they have averaged ten sortis, ten bombi ining missions per da. france said we'lle do it 2,000 per day. france said they killed 129 of our citizens. they have 24 bombing raids, 24 planes dedicated with an aircraft carrier. those are strategies. us? doesn't seem we have one. >> there is a moral certainty. fran

she lost for a comparatively hawkish stance against obama. she's, she stood out against obama and said we cannot contain them, they need to defeat them. this is her winding up with a more progressive liberal stance saying we need to do this with allies and have this with a coalition. to be fair this is what a lot of republicans are saying >> jumping back to the republicans, how are they addressing the issue? >> we're seeing a lot of calls for boots on the ground and with a war-weary country this is a bold stance but almost everybody except for rand paul is coming out strong. dr. rand paul i pressed him at a press conference this weekend and he wanted to talk about defense spending and the deficit, he wanted to change the topic and didn't address the issue. >> who was the loudest? >> who was the loudist? john kasich said we need to invoke article five of nato and say this is an attack on all of us. >> jane timm thank you for the report, appreciate it. >>> straight ahead, world leaders meet. president obama and russia's vladimir putin had a ser

what are you saying about president obama's strategy toward isis? >> i don't think he has a strategy to deal with sigh sis. the best i've been able to learn, and i've looked hard at this. it seems to me obama is linked to iran and syria in this, the sectarian violence throughout the middle east is his excuse for not doing anything about it. iran capitalizes on all this chaos and crisis. chris, i don't like saying any of this, but it's obvious obama is sensitive to iran's needs and is trying to satisfy them. we've lifted the sanctions. they've got $150 billion they didn't have. they're on the way to get a nuclear weapon, all because of barack hussein o. i think his dealing with isis is inept, incompetent and non-existent. >> so what would you do? how would you destroy isis? >> well, in the first place, i would get people around me and listen to them. i would get people around me who are experts in dealing with groups like this. one thing i would do, chris, i would hit their oil. i'd hit their oil deep hose, hit their tankers. we're not. do you know w

this is what president obama is pushing. let's do a better job with the visa program where we get the waivers. it's 39 countries. i'm so struck that jonathan, michelle, the conservatives who have been about border security for the first time are realizing there is a problem with the visa program. most of the illegal immigrants overstay visas. thank you for coming. >> i agree. >> it's also the border. >> there you go. >> in terms of the visa program, boston bomber, that's how they came here. >> i'm glad you're coming around, kid. go, go, go. >> one doesn't exclude the other. >> no. >> don't be foolish and say, oh, it's all about the mexicans which is trump-like. there are people coming from europe who come -- >> juan -- >> they over stay their stay here and don't report. >> juan had a little bit too much coffee. he 's so amped this morning. >> no, no. >> you forget we were turning away people because we said, oh, they're communists. >> juan, first of all -- >> jonathan, that's not american. >> if they were part of the communi

at this point, what does president aland one to hear from president obama? >> what he is going to here is a reiteration from president obama --bolically, but he once wants specificity. there is pulling to suggest frustration with this president on both sides of the island also abroad on how he has been able to communicate that strategy. hopefully the president will begin to appease us of those concerns at this press conference. mark: speaking of political standing, what has the aftermath of these terror attacks done for president franÇois hollande standing in paris or friends -- france overall? up,ou have elections coming but france also has some presidential elections coming up in 2017. importantse is very in terms of his popularity in front of the french people. now according to some of the holes that we had in the last thedays, more than 90% of french people support him and just after the attacks. the policemen being able to carry their weapons even when they are off duty. thever the popularity of president has increased. but he still remains very low, a

he is scheduled to meet with president obama. doug waxman joins you. binyamin netanyahu is said to be reconsidering the appoint. the commence are the opposite of what israeli would want days before the president obama meeting >> that's right. it's poor timing. for these rocks to come out publicly before a meeting putting a spin on the relationship, preparing the damage over the acrimonious fall out, for this to some out now is the laf thing the israeli wants, and it's an indication of incompetence for them not to vet social media comment of someone taking on a public position. >> we'll talk about incompetence in a moment. on the other hand, i side from public posturing, does it reflect true feelings that president obama's before, what modern antisex ittism look like. >> absolutely, there's two issues. this is a person and is supposed to take on a role of public dip loam as yea, the fact he's public in his comment. his views are in line with views of binyamin netanyahu. and those around him that didn't see a problem in this. it's clear that his attitude

president obama and premiums up and driving prices higher for those that are not in obama care and under the corporation and these prices are out of control. it's not oil my friends. t health care prizes. >> his name is on it. >> that's a great point. >> well, there are a lot of factors that worked in the kentucky election and then a tremendous e vulgs and then many other culture issues. i think that the democrats attack the bible belt that they did not like and they punched back. >> let's also point out that it was not t just bible belt but they rejected higher minimum wage and then a sheriff across the nation -- we you saw full scale push back against liberalism in this country and the democrats can sit back and say all they want and it's a shifting of the american attitud attitudes. >> but it was an off year and main stream. if they did not see it or report on it, it did not happen. >> some thing they did report on. john writing in something other than a yorker and wrote about this trend and how particularly the states and the local level and they're taking over and it's a deadly for

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obama to find new logic. we're coming right back. >>> congress says no, and congress is in a showdown with the president over syrian refugees. >> if the intelligence and law enforcement community cannot certify that a person presents no threat, then they not be allowed in. lou: but president obama insists irrespective of security concerns, we take up this building political conflict with former reagan white house political director, ed rollins. >>> and a stunning new report on the growth of iran's nuclear program since the obama administration struck its nuclear deal with iran. that story and much more straight ahead. stay with us. stay with us. we'll be r you can't breathed. through your nose. suddenly, you're a mouthbreather. well, just put on a breathe right strip which instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than cold medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight mouthbreathers. breathe right . lou: joining us now, former reagan white house political director, fox news political strategist, ed rollin

in september president obama said that the u.s. would be willing to accept as many as 10,000 more syrian refugees in the coming year. on sunday the white house deputy national security adviser ben rhode said that has not changed. >> we can't just shut our doors to those people. we have very extensive screening procedures for all syrian refugee who is come to the united states. >> not so said congressman peter king. >> there is virtually no vetting because there are databases in syria. >> and just a short while ago the governors of texas and arkansas said they would not welcome any refugees in their state as well. this is the letter that greg abbott sent the president outlining his objections. during his news conference president obama was asked about the growing anti-refugee sentiment. >> when i hear folks say that well, maybe we should just admit the christians but not the muslims, when i hear political leaders suggesting that there would be a religious test for which person who is fleeing from a war-torn country is admitted, when

it's unfair to make it seem like obama is the problem. >> that was an obama problem by itself. we are in long wars. there's evil in the world, it will not go away tomorrow, we have to be prepared to fight those in a way that was best for our interests. >>> are we in a world where governments have to spy on their own people, their own focus? >> again, it goes back to the perceived threat. if we look at the - terrorism has been around for decades. jobleisation has not. when you but terrorism under the concept of jumping on an aer lane in new york or uploading a video on to youtube and disseminating it, that makes the terrorism piece so difficult to apprehend. and therefore you have to have various measures such as surveillance-type programmes in order to counter the sinn synergized. and how you do that, and the problem. >> both agree with that >>> here is something both sides will not agree. transgender rights gain more legal protections, critics say it's happening at the expense of girls. >> federal officials away school district must allow a transgender student full access room

instead he was talking about kissing michelle obama. which i guess is a perfectly fine thing, a trip down memory lane. but i think he had the option today to say, america is still the leader of the free world. instead i feel like we're saying knock yourselves out. we're cheering you on from the sidelines, that's giving a lot -- >> how are we cheering -- >> because france has to develop a coalition. >> the british are now cameron is saying i'm going to join in. the french are now joining in. the russians joined i think in september. >> they're changing their strategy, but our strategy is perfect. >> they're not up to where we were in 2014. when we started bombing. and we, let me say -- as soon as -- hang on, gentlemen, let me just say -- we have special opps on the ground. these guys have yet to put anybody on -- >> the problem is the president is reminiscing, who hasn't had a honeymoon or two in paris. come on, you want me, i can hit the rest of the hour talking about the couple i had. >> but again, juan, you talked about when the russi

obama, netanyahu told congress, would turn the middle east into a tinder box. in the end the iran nuclear deem made it through congress and sealing a major victory for president obama. today the president acknowledged his dispute with netanyahu over iran, but tried increase military aid to israeli of israel. take a listen. >> there's no secrete the prime minister and i have had a strong disagreement on this narrow issue but we don't have a disagreement on the need to making sure that iran does not get a nuclear weapon and we don't have a disagreement on the importance of us blunting destabilizing activities that iran amay be taking place. so we are looking forward to make sure we have common ground there. >> for his part prime minister netanyahu did not mention the iran accord and the rift opening between iran and israel. but the failure of peace talks between israel and palestinians lirveg ipalestiniansliving in ta strip. here is part of what he said. >> i want to make it clear we have never given up our hope for peace. i remain committed of two states for two

obama in 2007 is a senator. he's giving his big national security speech as he's trying to, like, present himself as someone to be taken seriously running for president, and he denounces the bush administration for presenting a false choice between our security and our ideals. "we can live up to the constitution and still be secure without sacrificing either," he says. in 2013 after edward snowden reveals the n.s.a. has been keeping records of americans, all americans' domestic phone calls air, program he decided to keep. is and i document in great detail the meeting at which he was told about it and decided he was going to keep it. this comes out because of the snowden leaks and he gets up to defend himself and says, "look, we have to make choices in society. we can't have 100% security and 100% privacy and individual rights. that's not reality." it's almost like he's talking to himself six years earlier and saying that was-- either that was political or that was naive but that's not the world as it is, unfortu

obama doesn't have a mandate like putin does. we are still the richest country in the world. >> go ahead, e-mac. >> the anti-american forces in the world, what they have done in terms of territory, seizing territory, land grabs. seizing real estate. russia is doing it, china. it is happening in the middle east with isis. it's happening in libya. it's happening in afghanistan. anti-american forces are grabbing territory. >> bruce says putin has a mandate. he made his own mandate. our president is mr. mom and putin is wrestling tigers. angela merkel had tough decisions where she had to be disciplined. >> when you can influence things like trade treaties for example. isn't it better for the economy than when you don't have that influence? >> oh, yeah. you don't have to be a powerful person. >> you can't get deals you like unless you are a powerful person. >> so obama -- i'm not defending him. he got us the trade pac from china. compare it to romney who ran against him who wanted to get tough on china. i think we have to get back to

brock obama's obama's war on millennial's and one woman's case for hope. katie kuyper is the author, she joins joins us now on book to be. katie kuyper, in this book you are angry. >> guest: i am angry that this is the first generation of americans who are doing worse than their parents. so we want to be entrepreneurs and to achieve the american dream yet for the first time in history your scene parents and grandparents are disappointed because their dreams for their children are not being fulfilled and also our dreams for ourselves or not being fulfilled. it is is not because we are not working hard enough, it's really because their policies in place, they are making it nearly impossible but not impossible because i include solutions to attain. >> host: what are those policies that you say are making this generation less of a? >> guest: primarily financial, our fiscal policies i would say. we have the highest corporate income tax rate in the entire world. it is not competitive. you need only to look to other democrats, which other democrats, which is john

to fail. >> president obama has ordered up to 50 u.s. special forces into northern syria to advise and assist rebel groups fighting i.s.i.l. more than four years in syria's war has become so complex that we need to take a second to review all the parties fighting there as well as who from the region and the world is backing them. well the syrian government led by president bashar al-assad has been fighting to hold onto power since 2011 when popular demonstrations broke out calling him to step down. assad's government has received strong military back from iran and now the russian air force, the government is fighting syrian rebels up to 100 factions at last count and depending on which parks we're ge talking ab, the are getting direct support from iran, russia, united states, nusra has made itself a target of u.s. air strikes from time to time. i.s.i.l. on the other hand is opposed by all the parties i've just mentioned including nusra. in 2013, i.s.i.l. fighters crossed into syria from iraq and declared an islamic state which now extend

without obama on the 2016 ticket what will happen? we went to harlem to see what voters had to say about top democrats. >> democrats. >> i am republican. >> you are in harlem. are you you excited about hillary? >> not too excited. >> i love hillary. i love her. >> what is herçó biggest accomplishment? >> i don't think she has that many. >> but you want her to be president. >> see there is a female. >> what does she look like to you? >> a grandmother. >> she be all right as long as she stays in her place. >> that is not nice. >> a woman belong it a man. >> do you trust hillary. >> not too much. >> she done much to black america. >> i don't look for politicians to do things for me. >> you want the truth and nothing but the truth. >> good luck with that. >> you you can't handle the truth. >> what is that? >> that is not dick cheney, right? >> that's the opposite of dick cheney. >> this is senator bernie sanders. >> bernie, sounds like weekend in bernies. >> and guess what state. dc? dc is not a state. philadelphia. philadelphia is a ci

who wouldn't want to go toe to toe with obama? it would only raise his stature. >> he would sue them. he is a harvard law guy. he is calling on another harvard law guy. i love when the harvard law guys get bad as. the tattoo should have been raising hell and lowering taxes. that would have been better. the tank top he is wearing in the cartoon, did he go to elton john's garage sale? i don't know where he got that. >> it does look rather euro, doesn't it? >> he doesn't look tough. carly fiorina is tougher than he is and he would get knocked out shadow boxing. >> it looks a little erotic. >> don't you want to see these two guys go at it? >> that's the thing. it would be all flash and no fists, okay? they are all a bunch of talk, all of them. i do commend cruz for suggesting obama actually have a debate with him or anyone for that matter. raising genuine concerns over refugees entering the country is not fear. it is just trying to be smart about the climate of the world right now. and obama is just dismissing all of that. that's not

and ask for president obama and the u.s. to step up its pressure on syria, you have the white house and the administration saying, listen, we have been pulling our weight here. it is the rest of the world perhaps who now take this isis threat seriously after the paris terror attacks and what we've seen in belgium, but the u.s. with be whether you think the air strikes have been effective or not has certainly stepped up in a role far more than any other country. >> well, i do think that president obama and the u.s., they have helped the french in the target of that capital of isis. there is increased military coordination. i suspect there will be more air strikes. my view is that we should have a no-fly zone. i know it is a little risky, but i think that is needed. i think that support eventually for a no-fly zone is going to happen. i think that it is inevitable that it happened. but president hollande i think deserves enormous credit for trying to unite this coalition. but in the end e, the american people, even in europe,

what words should obama use? how about radical islamic patty is up next in reidsville, wisconsin, the line for democrats, good morning. morning, i would vote for obama again in a heartbeat. he is doing the right job. i am disappointed in the reporting. why are we not hearing more about the terrorism in africa? if someone wants to put boots and the ground, get a gun, fly over there, take a ship over .here and that will not end we need refugees here. i would welcome them so god bless you and thank you for this program. host: there is a column that appeared in the newspaper -- do you think that's true? caller: talk is cheap. i remember someone saying walk softly and carry a big stick. we need to do behind the scenes. i don't think we should be advertising when we are going to bomb, what countries are bombing, etc. that's when france got into trouble is the advertising. walk silently and carry a big stick. god bless you and thank you for this program. int: brad is up next international falls, minnesota, good morning.

hollande will meet obama in washington next week and putin in moscow two days later. >>> soccer fans from france and england demonstrated their unity at a mass in london where they remembered the victims of the paris attacks. nhk has this story. >> reporter: wimbley stadium was lit up with the red, white, and blue colors of the french flag on tuesday during the friendly match. the stands were packed. britain's prince william scp prime minister david cameron were among the spectators. the prince laid flowers in honor of the victims. before the match, players and fans from both teams sang the french national anthem. and then, they observed a moment of silence. the match was held just four days after the coordinated attacks. a soccer stadium on the outskirts of paris was one of the targets. several blasts occurred nearby during a match against germany. afterwards, international matches in germany and belgium were canceled for security reasons. german police told the local media they detected a concrete threat of a bomb. the french team had deliberated whether to play as scheduled. offic

we could have avoided obama care, and done away with all the other things that obama care in place that you listen to the people earlier and the original, obama care, found out, that is not true. the president was not telling the truth and they could not keep their plan. this plan cost a lot more, federal government that you have all these benefits that you may or may not want. this is a government one size fits all approach. it's not working and costing trillions of dollars. if you look at the president has done everything from start insurance companies. the federal government gave money to people to start insurance companies all over the country to compete against the private sector insurance plans and almost every single one of them lost all their money. bankrupt or on the verge of bankruptcy. you look at the health insurance plans and all these plans emerging, why? they are all losing money. the president said, the ten milligan people who have joined are primarily older and sicker. as a result, the people that need to join if the system could work, younger and healthier and so presi

. >>> president obama's immigration plan has hit another roadblock. a federal appeals court has ruled 2-1 against the president's executive order. under the plan millions of undocumented immigrants would be shielded from deportation. now, at this point the administration may be able to appeal the decision to the supreme court for consideration. meanwhile, senator bernie sanders rolled out his own immigration proposal yesterday, expanding on the president's executive action. >> mothers are worried about their children, children are worried about their fathers. that is not what america should be about. so what we have got to do is to fight as hard as we can to end that fear that exists by taking people out of the shadows immediately. as quickly as possible, and providing legal status. >> the top republican candidates will square off in milwaukee for a fourth time tonight. with only eight on the main stage, four in the undercard, and three on the sidelines completely, we should expect to hear more from the candidates. while new national polling shows a c

president obama visiting a halfway house in new jersey yesterday. the president is calling on congress to ban the boxes it described in federal hiring. eliminating the section on job applications that asks about criminal records. encouraging employers to seek that information later on. >> a lot of time that record disqualifies you from being a full participant in our society. even if you already paid your debt to society. it means millions of americans have difficulty getting their foot in the door to try to get a job. much less actually hang on to that job. that's bad for not only those individuals, but bad for our economy. >> reporter: the president says that second chance is crucial to thousands of federal prisoners released over the weekend after many had drug sentences reduced. alison and miguel. >> thank you, jim. one of the first changes of the house speaker paul ryan has made is removing a portrait of disgraced predecessor dennis hastert. a different portrait comes in days after hastert pleaded guilty in a hush money scheme. >>> bill cosby a

when president obama is senator obama running for the democratic primary against hillary clinton, he is not making clear which of these critiques he is making when he criticizes bush and that you can parse it now, he is a lawyer and a work clearly making the rule of law critique but in hindsight we see that is what they were saying the problem was. host: kilgore, texas, lewis. caller: good morning. i think their deep historical foundations in the paris attacks. in the united states, we like to believe that our system was radical change from great century.in the 18th fathers were aristocrats. they established our own brand of imperialism. from the munro doctrine on up to supportingtiatives the bretton woods institutions, the international monetary fund and the world bank. alivemperialism has been and well since our beginning. we see it now in the multitude of the u.s. military bases and the imf policies of austerity and developing countries. host: what would you like our guest to address? caller: i would like for him to military andw our benefit aic systems very small percentage of pe

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kellie tag: president obama took 7 years to make this decision. anthony tells me the administration took the time they needed. and says the president couldn't have sent a stronger signal to the international community ahead of next months paris climate talks. reporting at the white house, i'm kellie meyer. the president will travel to paris next month for the u-n climate change conference. the white house says the president hopes to negotiate an international agreement that can help this was a day for families, judges, attorneys and adoption professionals to finalize adoptions of children from foster care. coming up, you'll hear from a woman who says fostering to adopt helped make her family complete. clearing continues to be the focus tonight allowing us sunshine for the weekend. high pressure take control of the weather, keeping us quiet and comfortable by november standards. highs remain in the 50s with lows in the 30s through tuesday. a storm system has its sights on the upper midwest for the middle of the week with our next chance for some ra

this week, french president hollande meets with president obama in wavlgt. russian president putin in moscow as well as leader of eu countries and all this said to isis. >> greg palkot, thanks for that. >>> the first fox news national poll since the terror attack shows how that that is reshaped november. donald trump has widened his lead, but marco rubio and ted cruz are also on rise, threatening to overtake a slumping ben carson s rubio tops the candidates as to who is honest and trustworthy, just above ben carson, and when it comes to how gop candidates run best. joining me from the campaign trail is the republican playing rubio. welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thank you. thanks for having me back. >> i know that you have a plan for how to fight isis. i want to put it up on the screen. you say expand air strikes, embed u.s. forces, oust al assad, and provide arms directly to sunni and kurdish forces, but senator, i want to ask you in addition to that, would you also commit uss combat troops on the ground to fighting isis? >> well, one of the graphs t

lou: as usual obama creates these situations. this president you have to ask yourself at the end of the day two in the dickens is he working for? in the nicest way possible. it causes conflict. >> it causes some kind of terrorist action but the concern is the refugees that are coming and might be posing as refugees and they might be terrorists. lou: all of the people have lost jobs because of illegal immigration outsourcing of jobs. they are going to take up a body that's not being represented but they represent the whole middle class because they can't get representation? >> how long do you wait -- want to wait without luke though? you will be holding off on your turkey for that one. >> wasn't obama the answer to the middle-class? lou: hope and change. everybody's doing great in there having fun and they're in a nice warm fuzzy balmy place and now they want $50 million from the poor folks in dallas. >> the detention really was horrible. he was detained for hours and he was told that he had to confess or that he would be expelled

being a woman as barack obama had with african-americans? certainly for a generation of women, hillary story and the things she is talking about really resonate, and the idea of having a woman in the white house is very exciting, so i think that is something we are not seeing a lot of right now because we are hopefully, but, women will get excited. you are not point to see the same percentages that we saw in the african-american community with barack obama -- you are not going to see the same percentages that we saw in the african-american community with barack obama. mark: anita, who will the nominee for republicans be, and why? anita: i do not know. mark: who do you think the three most likely are? ta: you have to go with a front runner, donald trump, who has an amazing ability to survive and even thrive, and that is a scary stability, and, rubio is, senator gaining a lot of steam, and i think i would also have to put senator cruz in there, as well. anita, thank you. up next, those supporting ted cruz are sitting on tens of millions of dol

president obama had his surge. the need to get out responsibly, i call it retreating responsibly, it is too little to late to send in ground troops? >> this is end of 2015 for any plan to work, you have to have a commander in chief who cares, whose heart is in it, who is a warriors, if there is anything we know about barack obama, that is not it. i would be putting at risk the 20,000 troops. you don't want to relieve yourself in direction of mec -- mecca, the rules of engagement who it at risk. john mccain lost to this man, he will say what needs to happen, this is a insult, and highlights the problem. charles: waiting two years for the right new president to make this decision is a long time, a lot of bad things can happen between now and then with this plan. >> only exit strategy for american troops is body bags for goodness sakes, what about the young strong men, the refugees, they should be doing the fighting, the point is this, when we -- if, i hope we don't, but if we beat isis what do we do when we cam face-

president obama made that statement in turkey. he talked about global warming then referred to the paris attacks as sickening and suggested that they were heinous, but he said the isis strategy was working. i don't know, are these two on the same page when it comes to the battle against isis. the threat that it represents? >> they may be behind the scenes. we don't know. first of all we are 20 minutes past the time when the president and francois hollande were scheduled to come out. it definite happened many times before. but perhaps the talks are going well and lasting longer. i think there were people in the president's own party who really had a problem with his first articulation of the paris attacks, not that we were standing firm with france, not that the u.s. was with france in a war with radical islam, not that -- it didn't sounds like s- didn't sounds like churchill. it sounded different and that summit press conference. there was a sense the president left a lot on the table when it came to supporting the french and stan

instead of going after obama, they go after the very people obama targets. they go after americans. screw you! >> you're officially too cynical. this was a great skit, don't you think? >> this is why he has a lot of gastrointestinalal issues, because he has a lot of angst. >> not after tomorrow. >> please don't take me through that procedure. >> why did you disinvite poor little greg? >> because -- you asked the question who is the real problem at thanksgiving? it's not thanksgiving, it's for the day after, and i didn't want you to feel trapped. because if i take you there and you're bored and want to leave, it will be awkward. >> so you're insulting your friends at "the five" for inviting me to your house -- >> guess what. you know our friend kennedy on fox business? i'm on her show tonight, and i am going to reveal my advice for dos and don'ts at talking politics. that's at 8:00 p.m. tonight. i love this one, if it gets so ex asper ating with your uncle mac, plant a conspiracy theory in his head that you know he'll repeat the next day. >> send me an e-mail that i'm getting called

, obama, obama. is there -- does it help separate the wheat from the chaff when they're figuring out who to vote for? >> the migrant issue is enormous. and all the candidates are coming to one point of view which is at the very least they're where rubio and carson and arguably donald trump were originally, which is not now. at least not now, a freeze. those who were talking about sorting out muslims from chris chance, that will sort itself out and everybody will get to know more migrants. the question now is, voters change. so the politicians chae s chan things warrant. but when the world infringes on the fantasy play of primary election, oh, i like bernie sanders, or carson. when you have world events imbring on your primary, you think of things more seriously. >> the last point is, we're hearing a lot about the nsa and the curtailing oh of that program. opportunity for somebody like christie, hurtful for someone like rand paul? >> well, insofar as either of those two candidates can be helped or hur

compare obama to the devil. i am saying i am trying to come at it -- bill mora said you put boots on the ground and they will melt into the population. we shouldn't be doing it. what do you think? >> i done understand. >> i don't know what that means. >> i don't understand the statement at all. >> i am saying do we blame obama or the american people? they voted for somebody who said we will pull out of this -- you know, we are gonna get out because it is a quagmire. is this a failure of obama's approach to terrorism as a police action instead of a war? >> yes. >> wow. >> am i done? oh. i agree that there is no strategy although i would say it is a stalemate strategy. we have been talking about that. the honest to god truth is the way he is conducting this right now will not solve the problem. you can't defeat isis. you can't take away their territory just by airstrikes. so what do we think is going to happen? i know what will happen. he will run out the clock and he will be gone and leave it to somebody else. th

>> it's maybe not obama light but obama plus because she was more hawkish when she was secretary of state than the commander and chief is not a lot different than what he he has talked about. for example, getting more allies and partners in the middle east to help us. have them do the heavy lifting. she alluded to this in the debate last weekend when she said this is not america's fight. but even martin o'malley said yes it is. >> that's what dr. carson just said. these are are not -- that's not a plan that's a wish. there is a difference between a wish and plan. there is a sense of urgency here. i think everybody understands it. well, we have some talks and get people involved. we will do this and do that not a plan. are we going to hear anything from hillary clinton tomorrow that's a plan? >> well, she moved quicker than president obama in saying we need to arm the syrian rebels. we need a no-fly zone over syria. something the president has refused to do. ground troops her staff has indicated she is not for that she is in favor of that limited plan you were talking about a moment ago wi