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Squash these protests, but they are not gonna be able to beat these young people into submission. Reporter this afternoon, president obama, who met with attorney general eric holder while on vacation in Marthas Vineyard called for calm from both sides. Nows the time for healing. Nows the time for peace and calm on the streets of ferguson. Nows the time for an open and transparent process to see that justice is done. Reporter missouri Governor Nixon traveled to ferguson today and heard from angry...

secretary secretary tim gigter in are expected to be in the country for the long planned strategic talks. neither governments are confirming of chens whereabouts are at the embassy but a former senior china analysts at the cia says this, "this is the greatest test in bihall relations in years," 1989, when tiananmen square was unfolding. joining us is gordon chang, nice to see you. thank you for being with us. the greatest test, do you think thats an overstatement of whats happening rig...

decent timing and kimmel pretty good as well. s john fugelsang with us, political comedian, with the professional opinion and will cain, columnist of theblaze.com. >> good morning. >> our starting point this morning, pretty shocking and daring escape that could have an impact on the u.s. relationship with china, a blind chinese discy dent evaded layers of guards after 18 months under house arrest, he made his trek 370 miles north to beijing. secretary secretary tim gigter in are expect...

arent you making this commitment? they say we have to bring down the deficit. of course this is a deficit they helped run up over the past decade. [applause] megyn: joining me now, chris stirewalt, our fox news digital politics editor and host of "power play" on foxnews.com. interesting point on the deficit at the end there, chris, trying to pin the deficit on republicans which is something he has taken a lot of heat for adding 5 trillion to it in the time he has been in office. >> yea...

republicans in congress. take a listen. >> if these folks in washington were serious about making college more affordable, they wont have voted for a budget that could cut financial aid for tens of millions of college students by average of more than a $1,000. >> absolutely. >> they certainly wouldnt let your student loan rates double overnight. so, when you ask them, why arent you making this commitment? they say we have to bring down the deficit. of course this is a deficit they help...