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Place leading up to the u.s. response. >> united states fabricated the whole story. whether they are dead at all. ainsley: were those children dead at all. pete: he is saying they could have been child actors. ainsley: we interviewed someone on our show after that saying he had had lived through one of those sarin gas attack. watched his family members die. pete: folks who have reacted to the moab in afghanistan have said this is a tactical issue in afghanistan. of course it is. it s. also sends...

Casualties. find blame or fault in our actions. left quotes the name of a general then they must be smart. its lick im going to throw general mcchrystal in there. is he a counter insurgency expert. one of the best experts we have. if you understand counter insurgency which is not what we are conducting in afghanistan. it the impact has changed. the failing "new york times" falls in line predict continuably this attack risks backlash. of courses subtext is we kill a bunch of isis fighters with an...

Off. bullies, when you stand up to them, back down. we have had under obama and under hillary as secretary of state, nothing but weakness in the face of russia. whether it was in the crimea, whether it was in ukraine or now in the middle east. you would give the ukrainians lethal weapons to defend themselves. if russian planes flew into violation of what we declared, yes. >> senator graham -- >> this is an important discussion. the american president is the strongest voice in the world until oba...

we talk to brett hume about what he learned from president obama today. but first kevin and the big meeting. >> reporter: good evening to you, bret. as you pointed out, first time in a long time, nearly a year since the two men met face to face, president obama and vladimir putin. they aired their differences in a very public forum. >> we must recognize that there cannot be, after so much bloodshed, so much carnage, a return to the pre-war status quo. >> translator: we think it is an e...

it could make the fight on the democratic side as exciting as the king of the hill wildness among the tame republicans. it could bring "hardball" to the progressive arena when bill clinton is charging back into the action. hillary versus biden, you can forget. david corn is washington bureau chief. eugene robinson is a pulitzer prize winning columnist for "the washington post." gene, are we looking at an entry by joe biden in the near future? >> our reporters, my reporters are very muc...

>> reporter: what do you think of president obama? whats your evaluation of him? >> translator: i dont think im entitled to give any views regarding the president. thats up to the american people. >> reporter: do you think his activities in foreign affairs reflect a weakness? >> translator: i dont think so at all. >> and the white house, however, is pointing out russias leadership weaknesses. >> russia for years has treated syria as essentially a client state. the action were seeing fr...

we talk to brett hume about what he learned from president obama today. but first kevin and the big meeting. >> reporter: good evening to you, bret. as you pointed out, first time in a long time, nearly a year since the two men met face to face, president obama and vladimir putin. they aired their differences in a very public forum. >> we must recognize that there cannot be, after so much bloodshed, so much carnage, a return to the pre-war status quo. >> translator: we think it is an e...

with us we have mike barnicle and david ignatius. a lot to get to this morning both foreign and domestically. this morning full service is being restored along the northeast corridor. trains are resuming between new york and philadelphia. amtrak service. six days after the deadly derailment in philadelphia. it comes as the fbi is now investigating on whether a flying object may have hit the train just moments before it crashed. the secretary of transportation anthony fox joins us later...

slip through the cracks? we have been investigating. hallowed be thy name. >> makes its worldwide debut this sunday. should churches encourage parishers to watch the film? well hear from two members of the clergy tonight. caution. youre about to enter the no-spin zone. the factor begins now. hi im eric boeing in for bill oreilly. thanks for watching tonight. lets get to our top story iran and the growing chaos in the middle east. the power struggle between the u.s. and iran for i...

once touted by the obama administration as a foreign policy success yemen continued its dissent into chaos this week with saudi arabia leading a ten-nation sunni coalition in the bombing of iran-backed shiite rebels there. the offensive comes after yemens u.s. supported president fled as they closed in on the port of aidan. days after the rebels seized an air base used by american forces in the fight against al qaeda. "wall street journal" columnist and deputy editor dan henninger and ...