water. the challenge is part of the first lady s let s move campaign. i think i m allowed to say this in cable, she s bad wow. i think so too. those are some moves. respect? yeah do you do those? do you jump on the bench? i respect everything she s doing trying to get people to move more. and be into fitness. the country needs it badly. what about the moves? she s obviously very strong and works out. do you do those moves? i don t do most of those moves. i m big in resistance i believe in weights but as long as you re doing anything you re good and she looks strong and fit. and that s a good image to have. inside politics speaking of strong and fit, not john king gloria borger will lead the way. i don t get people to move. i get people to talk. okay. that s all i get people to do. we got a lot to talk about today, chris. largely involving hillary clinton who finally spoke herself. she s been on the campaign trail for 28 days. she finally spoke to reporters.
this transparency questions are going to follow her throughout the rest of the campaign. alisyn. and reporters will follow her as well trying to ask those. jeff thanks so much for that. well there s an uneasy calm in waco texas this morning. just days after that brawl between rival biker gangs left nine people dead. at least 170 are in custody. the ft. worth star telegram reporting one of the gangs, the cossacks has agreed to a police request to cancel their annual rally this coming weekend. and that would have brought as many as 400 more bikers to the area. more tension in the waters off yemen. an iranian ship is threatening to dock there in yemen before being inspected as required by the u.n. it is believed that the ship is carrying humanitarian relief. no intelligence suggests that weapons are aboard. but the u.s. does not want the iranians to break a saudi-led naval blockade. the u.s. is said to be in backchannel communications to get iran to comply with u.n.
are we going to light our hair on fire every time there s a setback in the campaign against isil? we know that hope is not a strategy. the president s plan isn t working. all right. well that s the debate raging in washington over the u.s. strategy on fighting isis after the fall of ramadi. is the strategy working or not? let s turn to phillip mudd former cia counterterrorism official. good to see you. good morning. is the strategy against isis working or failing? i don t think we can say it s working. we just lost ramadi. remember last summer and last fall we were talking about the rapid advances of isis. those advances have slowed. the government s had i would say modest success. remember they took tikrit the kurds have had some success. i think though we re missing a basic question here. there are conversation we can have around the margins, whether we have an independent avenue of
he s been here a long time. he s set a standard and he s getting to go out the way he wants. and the reports are he s really tried to avoid the sentimentality of this. too bad. his guests keep injecting it. but only three like it could have been like a year-long good-bye. yeah. i can t wait to watch tonight. me too. well it s past our bedtime. i m going to tape it. meanwhile after the fall of ramadi president obama s strategy coming under fire. what can the u.s. do to stop the terrorist advance in iraq? and a new report is raising more questions about hillary clinton s transparency. what does it mean for her campaign? we ll tell you the report and dig, dig, dig on inside politics. i ve smoked a lot and quit a lot but ended up nowhere. now i use this. the nicoderm cq patch, with unique extended release technology helps prevent the urge to smoke all day. i want this time to be my last time. that s why i choose nicoderm cq. if you haven t heard about the latest sale at
see them released as soon as possible. of course this state department is now saying that they may need until january. she actually said that s not soon enough. let s take a listen. i have said repeatedly i want those e-mails out. nobody has a bigger interest in getting them released than i do. i respect the state department. they have their process that they do for everybody not just for me. but anything that they might do to expedite that process i heartily support. and one of the reasons of course she heartily supports it is because this issue is going to follow her throughout the campaign. but it s important to keep in mind here that her staff and she hand picked all these e-mails that will be released here. so she would like to get this out of the way, not likely to happen. and a new report in the wall street journal this morning raises even more questins about the transparency at her state department. the report says that some of her top aides were actually slow walking the