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Interviews. >> reporter: in his program this week, urging parishioners pray for public officials opposing gay marriage, even naming kim davis. in a rare interview with the christian broadcasting network last year, ferris wilkes said this. >> theyre being taught the other ideas, the gay agenda every day in the world. so we have to stand up and explain to them that thats not real. >> reporter: his brother dan. >> i just think we have to make people aware and bring the bible back into the school. >...

Happened be the the secretary of state at all relevant times before, during and after benghazi. so you have to talk to secretary clinton, there is no way to have a credible investigation without doing so. >> thursday will not be the first time clinton testifies on benghazi. seven other congressional committees have vetted the attacks and concluded that the state department could have done more to respond to security and protect the benghazi compounds. at the table this hour with me, victoria def...

Question. why after 14 years of american military efforts is afghanistan still so fragile? after all the country has a democratic elected government widely viewed as legitimate. poll after poll suggests the taliban are unpopular. the afghan army fights fiercely and loyally. yet the taliban always come back. the answer to this puzzle can be found in a profile of the talibans new leader. it turns out that pe lives in quatar. sometimes in an enclave where he and some other taliban leaders have buil...

Traditionally make intervenous compounds. thats not what theyre for. >> nobody oversees to see if the drug will do what its supposed to do. >> if the state of oklahoma is buying drugs from a compounding pharmacy without a doctor/patient relationship, then that would mean that theyre violating federal law. criminal law. >> in december of 2013, a court in missouri ordered the release of records detailing transaction with a compounding pharmacy in oklahoma. >> officials from the state of missouri d...

Compounds. >> nobody oversees to see if the drug will do what its supposed to do. >> if the state of oklahoma is buying drugs from a compounding pharmacy without a doctor/patient relationship, then that would mean that theyre violating federal law. criminal law. >> in december of 2013, a court in missouri ordered the release of records detailing transaction with a compounding pharmacy in oklahoma. >> officials from the state of missouri department of corrections went to oklahoma to obtain drugs ...

The doctors would borders say that the taliban were respecting the limits of the hospital compound as being a limit for no weapons to be brought in. they say the taliban respecting that. what we heard from government, they say the taliban were hiding behind people, using people as human shields. the government talk about summary executions of medical workers. an necessity international published a report about the fighting in kunduz which talked about summary execution of medical workers. there ...

Dodging the issue. theres no policy that says you should stop, you must stop. we have been looking at this for 12 years and two occupations. the rape of boys and girls on militant compounds by our alleged ally who were there to help. and its criminal. a captain and a sergeant, instead of being promoted, are being thrown out of the military for it. as bill said, weve had marines killed because of this. >> bill cowan, well give you the last word. colonel? >> guilt by association, sean. our u.s. fo...

Guys have got to back down. what we have right now, chris in the whole pharmaceutical industry is nothing less than an outrage. our people are paying the highest prices in the world for prescription drugs. you had it the three top companies making $45 billion in profits last year. and the industry spends something like $250 million last year in lobbying and campaign contributions. these guys get away with murder. its time we stopped them. >> so theres this trend happening that this is one part o...

Compounds and the substances you need to make the drugs, you just cannot jack up the price to any level that you want. and there are a number of mechanisms we have that we can deal with. but bottom line here is, what we have got to do are several basic things. number one, medicare part d needs to negotiate prescription drug prices with the pharmaceutical industry. the veterans administration does it. medicare does it. that is pretty crazy. second of all, as somebody who is not a great fan as you...

>> for the government basically to step in and say excuse me. unless there is a rationale reason like you cannot get the compounds and the substances you need to make the drugs, you just cannot jack up the price to any level that you want. and there are a number of mechanisms we have that we can deal with. but bottom line here is, what we have got to do are several basic things. number one, medicare part d needs to negotiate prescription drug prices with the pharmaceutical industry. the veterans...