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Presidential debate live. our prime time coverage with anchors bret baier and megyn kelly, wednesday night 8:55 eastern. and in a few minutes, bret baier will join us live from denver where the debate will be set to take place inside the fox report. and new calls for investigation and the terror attack in libya that killed our u.s. ambassador and three other americans. senator bob corker describing the obama administrations response to the attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi as bizarre. cor...

Afghanistan. they all want out of pakistan. they want to do it cheaply and they all actually share a lot of concerns about the energy issues around the world on iran, they share a lot of concerns around china and cybersecurity. what we will increasingly see is a world of the coalitions of the willing both in terms of energy, economics, trade, climate and on security issues. and nato is not a global institution. its an institution where the countries that are members all actually share fundamenta...

And as you can expect, there were a lot of international personnel in there. weve heard that the chinese government as well as the turkish government and indian government all confirmed that they had nationals inside that hotel. not everybody is yet accounted for. weve also gotten confirmation that as many as six americans were inside that building at the time of the hostage-taking. those six, we understand, have been rescued, or at least have made their way out of that building. the security op...

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Assassinations claimed 14 more lives, including policemen and government officials. leaving some to ask the question, you know, what has turned around? will the violence ever really stop? >> well, first of awe, tll, vio remains a problem. i will not stand here and say violence isnt a problem. it has come down considerably. theres been tremendous improvement in the security climate in this country. for example, ive been able to go to every province in iraq, which is something my predecessors were...