stay tuned for? were his remarks, were the president s remarks this afternoon to a hand picked roundtable in dallas all there is? if so, nothing much has changed. the president began today by praising himself. from day one, i ve been fighting for the forgotten men and women of america. i think we ve been doing a great job of it. he praised himself as he has many times already for low black unemployment until the plague from china arrived. the hen addressed the issue of systematic racism by alluding to it, then undermining the notion. ? recent days, there has been vigorous discussion how to ensure fairness, equality and justice for all of our people. unfortunate i, there are some trying to push an extreme agenda that will produce more poverty, more crime, more suffering. we have to work together to confront bigotry and prejudice wherever they appear. but will make no progress and heal no wounds by falsely labeling tens of millions of decent americans as racists or bigots
activities while some residents describe a frightening scene with armed leaders and chaos. the president says local leaders do not restore law and order, he may step in and get it done. hello and welcome to fox news @ night, i m shannon bream in washington. as much as the president admires the military, there are questions tonight about how top military brass feel about him. will invaders start up there without story. there is clear disagreement, putting the public and controlled senate armed services committee, the defense secretary, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, and the secretary of the army on one side and the president of the united states on the other over renaming ten bases honoring confederate generals. breaking tonight, it s not the only domestic political issue no facing the army. i should not have been there. my presence in that moment and in that environment created a perception that the military involved in domestic politics. as a commissioned
good evening. at a moment of sweeping change in this country, on the question of race and justice, the president of the united states, today, signalled his resistance to it and showed in ways we ll talk about tonight how out of step he appears to be with where a significant part of the country now is. he s been building up to this for days now as senior advisers battled over whether he should give some kind of address on the subject. and one cabinet secretary said, stay tuned. i believe you re going to be hearing from the president this week, on this topic, in some detail. and i i would ask you, maybe, to reserve judgment until after that time. well, the question tonight. did we just witness that moment that dr. ben carson was saying stay tuned for? where his remarks, the president s remarks this afternoon to a handpicked roundtable in dallas all there is? because if so, nothing much has changed. the president began today by praising himself. from day one, i have been
like a war zone. police in riot gear launched teargas and smoke bombs to disperse crowds. some officers had guns trained on the crowds while standing on their vehicles. they fired teargas at a crew from aljazeera. a local politician was arrested for unlawful assembly. today a host of national politicians from claire mchaskill and elizabeth warren to rand paul called the police tactics over the top. police say they were protecting themselves after getting attacked with molotov cocktails and bricks from some in the crowd. president obama spoke about the crisis for the first time this afternoon. now is the time for healing. now is the time for peace and calm on the streets of ferguson. now is the time for an open and transparent process to see that justice is done. meanwhile, missouri governor jay nixon this afternoon announced a major change. he appointed the state s highway patrol to direct the security situation in ferguson. what s gone on here over the last few days is
who takes a harder line on putin, iran, syria? how will republicans behave in the booth if forced to vote for a republican, rand paul, who thinks the u.s. is too war-like? all of this is possible. it could happen if hillary clinton sticks to the hard line she voiced in a recent interview with the atlantic and rand paul win it is the republican nomination. think it can t happen? it can. the big question is how party line voters will deal with it. will democrats get hawkish? will republicans get suddenly dovish? talk about changing partners. david korn is here from mother jones magazine. let s watch more of senator paul when nbc s chris jansing interviewed him. let s listen to senator paul. the american public is coming more to where i am and those people, like hillary clinton who fought her own war, hillary s war. people will find and i think that scares the democrats the most. in a general election, were i to run, there is going to be a lot of independents and some democr
millions of immigrants to illegal status to this country. the action is expected to explode within days or hours of the decision. it is a time of conflict and troubling time and important time to follow what is going on most importantly the facts of each issue. even as people see the manners of historic importance the devil will be in the details especially for those trying desperately to find the ground of truth that lies in the middle. democratic from massachusetts and republican from north carolina, the co-sponsor of the legislation, north dakota. let me start with you. you are a co-sponsor of the bill. why is it so important to the country that we have this pipeline completed? it s about energy. it s about jobs. it s baseball economic growth and an energy plan for the country which is a national security issue. the american people support this project. every time it is polled 60% to 70% of the american public says build the pipeline. how many permanent jobs? the sta
the big fights are on the immediate horizon. the president expected executive order and welcoming perhaps millions of immigrants to illegal status to this country. the action is expected to explode within days or hours of the decision. it is a time of conflict and troubling time and important time to follow what is going on most importantly the facts of each issue. even as people see the manners of historic importance the devil will be in the details especially for those trying desperately to find the ground of truth that lies in the middle. democratic from massachusetts and republican from north carolina, the co-sponsor of the legislation, north dakota. let me start with you. you are a co-sponsor of the bill. why is it so important to the country that we have this pipeline completed? it s about energy. it s about jobs. it s baseball economic growth and an energy plan for the country which is a national security issue. the american people support this project. every time it
sanders lands the record of indonations in march and a big surprise issue of 2016. the national heroin epidemic. i ll talk to one young mayor about his city s controversial plan to create legal injection sites. first, i have often predicted the political demise of donald trump. this time i might be right. he ended political hell week. his campaign manager was arrested for misdemeanor battery, he flip-flopped on abortion and said controversial things about nukes and wisconsin and polls have him trailing ted cruz by ten points. among women, his disapproval is bias mall. 73% of women disapprove. after wisconsin the next big prizes are new york on april 19 and pennsylvania on april 26th. yes, recent polls show trump leading his home state by a large margin but on a close race with john kasich in pennsylvania and here is the unpleasant truth for trump. both states have rules that put power in the hands of the party, which is not a good thing for mr. trump. in new york, a change la
plus, a big surprise issue of 2016, the national heroin epidemic. i ll talk to one young mayor about his city s controversial plan to create legal injection sites. first, i have often predicted the political demise of donald trump. this time i might be right. he just ended political hell week. his campaign manager was arrested for misdemeanor battery. he flip-flopped on abortion, said some controversial things about nukes. now wisconsin votes on tuesday which polls have him trailing ted cruz by ten points. but most problematic for trump, among women his disapproval is abysmal, a cnn poll recently found that 73% of women disapprove of the gop fro front-runn front-runner. after wisconsin the next big prizes are new york on april 19 and pennsylvania on april 26. yes, recent polls show trump leading his home state by a large margin but in a close race with john kasich in pennsylvania and here s the unpleasant truth for trump. both states have rules that put power in the hands of
emerges from her interview today with the fbi. today s meeting indicates that investigators are actually close to wrapping up the clinton probe and announcing the results of it. for clinton, timing is crucial. we re 23 days away now from the start of the democratic convention in philadelphia, where she is expected to accept her party s nomination for president. the next few weeks so important as clinton waits for the fbi to announce its findings. her campaign says, secretary clinton gave a voluntary interview about her arrangements while secretary. she is pleased to have an opportunity to as the department of justice to bring this matter to a conclusion. out of respect for the process she will not comment further. chris, give us this new reaction that you re hearing. that s a new reaction after this fbi interview. i want to start off with hillary clinton herself. she was just on msnbc. she called in. here is what she told chuck todd, i have been eager to do it, talking