i'm paul gigot. 19 embassies in the middle east and africa were shuttered in a global travel alert issued after communications among senior al-qaeda operatives intercepted indicating plans for a major attack were underway and calling into the question in the narrative the group is on the run. columnist brett stephens and matt cominski join me with more. on friday the u.s. closed the consulate in pakistan which i've been to which is the safest part of pakistan. are we watching the comeback of al-qaeda? >> we have been watching it for a month but now we have noticed. this last week is one, the al-qaeda core, central pakistan led by ayman al-zawahri and he is active. number two, we have seen that the al-qaeda affiliates, after al-qaeda in pakistan they moved to yemen and moved to north africa and moved to syria. but syria and yemen has been the most dangerous one. >> paul: this is the source? >> exactly. he named this afal yacht as number two that prompted the alert over the week. >> paul: what makes th

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i'm paul gigot. hope to see you right here next week. >> jon: on fox news watch. >> i've run my last campaign. i don't knead to spin. >> jon: the president claiming no spin and on the road trying to convince americans he is the man with the plan and republicans are out to stop him. are the media buying that spin? >> whether it's about the attacks in benghazi and talking points. attempts to turn this into a scandal have failed. >> jon: obama and white house skies ramp up their rhetoric about the phony scandals. the irs and benghazi phony. how did the media react?

thank you ron don't forget the ron paul channel just go to ron paul channel dot com and think it up on the web right that is it. always good seeing you ron it's always a pleasure talking with you and asking you questions thank you larry joining me now is daniel ellsberg in one nine hundred seventy one he leaked the top secret pentagon papers detailing two decades of united states policy in vietnam he's been very outspoken in support of edward snowden and wiki leaks and he joins us from berkeley california and by the way daniel you'll be interested to know that ron paul was our guest right before you and in praising miss the snowden and mr manning and we gave each he singled you out as the forerunner of all of this as a true american hero you have a reaction to that i do ron paul has has taken several occasions to praise what i did in congress and i really appreciate it it's really i have to say very unusual phil it gives me a warm feeling toward him what do you make of so we got sentence penned pending when when this airs it'll be rendered already on private manning on mr snowden in ru

and i think he man-handled rand paul in the last two debates. he said this started because i was asked a question. and when people ask me questions i just give plain, simple answers, and that is why steve talks about him being such a major league talent. >> don't mess with jersey, is the message for senator rand paul. and today, the very first thing rand paul did was admit he was beat and surrendered. he did it on a new hampshire radio show. first thing this morning. and then just to make sure that chris christie would hear him this afternoon, senator paul surrendered on the official republican news channel. >> yeah, i think it is time to dial it down. i think we have enough democrats to attack that maybe republicans can quit attacking republicans. you know, i have said my peace on this. >> as reported here last night, this is what rand paul said when he said his piece on chris christie. >> it is really -- i think kind of sad and cheap that he would use the cloak of 9/11 victims and say oh, i'm the only one who cares about these victims. hog was

except for rand paul. rand paul won. he won that senate seat in 2010, and in order to do so, he had to win his kentucky primary that year which was essentially a death match against mainstream mitch mcconnell's protege who rand paul was running against. the protege was a guy senator mcconnell had hand picked to become his junior senator in the job. mitch mcconnell expected to hand that junior senate seat to whoever he wanted, but that did not happen because rand paul beat mitch mcconnell's handpicked guy. senior senator mitch mcconnell is senior senator to junior senator rand paul even though senator mcconnell tried so publicly to keep the senator paul thing from ever happening in the first place. it's kind of an awkward thing, right? once rand paul won the seat, the uneasy resolution of the whole thing in kentucky came when the campaign manager for rand paul in 2010 left the rand paul camp and went to work for the enemy. he went to work for mitch in 2010 left the rand paul camp and went to work for the enemy. he went to

i have to say i agree with paul. where is it written that grandpa's derogatory term was at an aarp or aarp event and all of those people were grandpas and they didn't see anything bad after saying grandpa. i am a grandpa and one of my grandkids recently turned 30 because my i will legitimate -- ill legitimate daughters were getting preggers quickly. >>> from mayors to murders he shot his mom, but they think he is the bomb. a professor will keep his job despite revelations he killed his family in 1967. i think you were 20 then, paul. 15-year-old james admitted to shooting his mom, dad and sister , but a texas jury found him not guilty by reason of insanity, and he spent six years in a mental hospital before being declared sane. after changing his name to james saint james, and he looks like will ford brinley. he got a phd in psychology and started teaching at mill law can university where he now chairs the department. he is in charge of the department. a few weeks ago a local texas newspaper revealed his past, but the

paul was quick to fire back. take a listen. >> i want them to come to new jersey and sit across the widows and the orphans, and have that conversation, and they won't because that's a much tougher conversation to have. >> it's really kind of sad and cheap that he would use the cloak of 9/11 victims and say oh, i'm the only one who cares about these victims. hogwash! >> maybe he should start looking at cutting the pork barrel spending that he brings home to kentucky because most washington politicians only care about bringing home the bacon so they can get reelected. >> this is the king of bacon talking about bacon. governor christie and others have been part of this gimme, gimme, gimme. >> whoa! okay. there you have it. the fight is exposing deep divisions within the gop on national security and federal spending and other stuff. just how fractured is the party. let's bring back the free market panel and as a former congresswoman, i believe you are running for reelection. this is inside the gop story. you have the

>> that was a real champion. >> not a paul heyman guy. >> i owe my career to paul heyman, 100%. >> i view myself as a better person because of his acceptance of me as a friend. >> cm punk is in prime position to win this match-up. >> do you see anyone else around? is there anybody that can stop him? the top of the ladder. >> you're my best friend in the world. always going to be a paul heyman guy. always. >> here's the harshest truth of them all. i betrayed you. without paul heyman, cm punk, you're not the best in the world. >> maybe i should have seen it coming, but damn it, paul, i trusted you. ♪ >> brock lesnar. >> heyman from behind. brock lesnar with punk. here comes punk. here comes punk! oh, my god. >> punk, you can't be, can't be. >> i am not afraid of paul heyman's monster. at summerslam, i want cm punk against brock lesnar. i want the best versus the beast. >> your challenge is accepted. >> my client is in the best fighting shape of his entire life. >> paul heyman, i will get my hands on you, and i will make you pay. cm punk has never faced anybody like me because there i

i'm the one trying to grow the party. >> christie says he has nothing personal against paul, but paul may have something personal against him. >> seeing his response, he has something personal against me, that's okay, just get in line on that front. >> paul offered to share a beer with christie, in hopes of ironing out their differences. his rhetoric didn't seem to change all that much. >> those of us who are conservative and believe in a strong national defense, how do you have enough funding? i'm willing to cut entire departments. my problem with some of the more liberal members of the republican party is, they're not willing to cut spending other places in order to preserve national defense. >> joining me now is robert george, editorial writer for new york post, josh barrel and tim carnie, senior political columnist for the washington examiner. visiting fellow at the enterprise institute. you're team paul in this one, i take it? what do you think -- why do you think this is a good fight for the republicans to have? i sense you do think it is. and why is paul the one that you're bac

lawson had paul transferred. it was about something paul told me. he said ann was taking him to an exhibit at the whitney on a saturday. goren: it was wishful thinking on his part. yes. i called ann. apparently, she had no idea. he had a crush on her. is that why she transferred him? she said that he would do better with a male probation officer. how did paul take it? i think he suspected that i had something to do with it, because a few days later, he moved in with his father. uh, your, your ex-husband-- he told us that he had an interest in juvenile delinquency. is that because of what happened to paul? that's how malcolm deals with personal problems. he studies them. there would have had to have been some kind of sociological force at work. yes. by the way, do you know where your son was the night ann lawson was killed? he was at malcolm's. first the good news. we found your car. oh, good. was there anything in it? we'll get to that. and now the bad news. about your casual date with ann lawson. we were told it would have been inappropriate for he

you have ted cruz, rand paul, scott walker. it is a long way of saying i put my money on chris christie, but there is not going to be a payoff there. >> all right, i'm going to take all of that under advisement and review my view later in the show. i got to think about it a little bit more. alex wagner, host of "now" and steve kornacki, thank you both for joining me. >> thank you, lawrence. >>> coming up, on this night in history, the president of the united states resigned from office. you will get to see him do it one more time in the rewrite, and see why he was the worst president in history. hero: if you had a chance to go anywhere in the world, but you had to leave right now, would you go? man: 'oh i can't go tonight' woman: 'i can't.' hero : that's what expedia asked me. host: book the flight but you have to go right now. hero: (laughs) and i just go? this is for real right? this is for real? i always said one day i'd go to china, just never thought it'd be today. anncr: we're giving away a trip every day. download the ex

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but nobody comes running, except for little paul. paul is only 4 years old. and some say, "paul, he's so small." but paul's the biggest helper, the biggest of them all. little paul knows what to do. he's lining up all kinds of fruit. he finds a bowl, pulls up a chair, and takes the biggest breath of air. [ inhales deeply, exhales sharply ] paul and mom, they have a song called "rainbow salad." here it comes. ♪ red, red strawberries ♪ in the bowl you go ♪ orange and pink peaches ♪ put them in a row ♪ yellow bananas ♪ taste so sweet ♪ rainbow salad is my favorite treat to eat ♪ ♪ green, green kiwi fruit ♪ put them in the bowl ♪ blue, blue blueberries ♪ the smallest fruit of all ♪ purple grapes ♪ taste so sweet ♪ rainbow salad is my favorite treat to eat ♪ ♪ rainbow salad is my favorite treat to eat ♪ when paul serves up his salad, everyone's impressed. who knew someone so little could always help out best. way to go, paul. nicely done. my favorite. mmm. sure looks good. you did it! you learned a lot of signs for colors today.

his son rand paul's campaign. his married to ron paul's granddaughter. he's a ron paul guy. libertarian. mcconnell brought him on to sort of build bridges to the conservative movement. close political watchers kind of assumed this was a marriage of convenience in kentucky. so it's not exactly that surprising that he's sort of privately lukewarm about doing this. the big story here is that he got busted, john. >> big time. this was recorded apparently months ago, peter. who recorded it and why are they releasing it now? >> this was recorded by a conservative activist by the name of dennis fusaro who's a former paul aide actually on a separate crusade to prove the ron paul people bribed a sntate senator in the kacaucuses in io. this was on the dragnet of a bunch of recordings released this week, john. this is proving to be the biggest news out of the recordings so far. >> jesse benton not quitting. sticking as campaign manager. >> that's right. he's saying he's truly sick that he was caught on tape doing this. and he says i believe in senator mcconnell and i'm 100% committed t

ron paul is 5'10" and rand paul is at least two or three inches shorter than him. stephanie: maybe because his suits were so big that he looked so small, that tiny cartoon head. caller: marco rubio says he's 5'10", which means he's no big are than 5'9". if you google women's height, hillary clinton's 5'7", sarah palin is 5'5". tall men comes or immediately if you google it, short men, you have to research and do comparables to figure it out. stephanie: haven't they done studies, a huge percentage of the time, the taller candidate wins for the presidency, right? caller: quoting a with it like ann coulter, she basically said, rand paul and morning co rubio have no chance to become president, because they're too darn short. this may be the only time in my life i agree with her. stephanie: it could be extra landslidey. >> she's eight feet tall. jacki: i'll take a tall woman over a short man anytime. stephanie: he's too small to carry that many. caller: steph, you would take a tall woman over a short man, too, right? stephanie: whatever kind of woman. >> really? stephan

i disagree with senator paul on eliminating aid. canceling it entirely and agree with congressman king. i do, by the way, agree with senator paul that the fisa court needs to hear both sides that we have to have a special advocate. i'm very pleased that he has endorsed the concept. in fact, the specific blueprint that i have offered for a special advocate in the fisa courts which also the president seemed to endorse in his statement last week. >> john: since you bring it up. let me switch gears and go the to latest revelations about the nsa. keith alexander was in las vegas at the end of last month. again, he gave assurances that the nsa is complying with the law and that there are appropriate checks and balances. here is what he said. >> i think it's important to understand the strict oversight that goes in on these programs. because the assumption is that people are out there just wheeling and dealing. and nothing could be further from the truth. we have tremendous oversight and compliance in these programs. >> john: congressman k

you have ted cruz, rand paul, scott walker. it is a long way of saying i put my money on chris christie, but there is not going to be a payoff there. >> all right, i'm going to take all of that under advisement and review my view later in the show. i got to think about it a little bit more. alex wagner, host of "now" and steve kornacki, thank you both for joining me. >> thank you, lawrence. >>> coming up, on this night in history, the president of the united states resigned from office. you will get to see him do it one more time in the rewrite, and see why he was the worst president in history. y niece. i don't use super poligrip for hold because my dentures fit well. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. even well-fitting dentures let in food particles. super poligrip is zinc free. with just a few dabs, it's clinically proven to seal out more food particles so you're more comfortable and confident while you eat. so it's not about keeping my dentures in, it's about kee

and ron paul tv? ron paul tv? the former congressman and libertarian gets his own tv channel, all ron paul all the time. how much would you pay for that? welcome back to "the lead." it's potentially one more small piece in the vast puzzle that is autism. a new study released this hour suggests an association between inducing and speeding up labor and a heightened risk of developing the disorder. the findings were particularly heightened in boys, if labor was both induced or sped up, also called augmented. simon, these findings are going to terrify a lot of concerned parents and parents to be. how big a risk are we talking about here? >> hi, jake. so the type of risk that we're looking at is in the realms of say a mother who decides to have children at an older age, a mother who has got potentially birth complications or complications that the unborn child experiences in the uterus. so we're talking about, say, an elevated risk of 30-odd percent, as you said. >> but that's not an elevated risk from all pregnant wom

peter called paul's writings, scripture, and admitted that paul was preaching the gospel and yielded to him on this point. you can also see in the 11th chapter... the 10th and the 11th chapter of the book of acts, that peter was, of course, raised as a jew, and he w...he had to keep all of the rituals about the animals that were clean and unclean, the ones that you could eat and couldn't eat, and one day he was hungry and while he was waiting to eat... they were preparing him food, he was up on the top of a house, he was praying, and he fell into a trance, and in this trance he saw this huge sheet let down from heaven, held up by the four corners and in it were all kinds of animals... not only the clean animals according to the jewish law, but unclean animals such as pork and such as all of the shellfish, shrimp and lobster and things like that, and he saw all of these animals and then the voice of the lord came to him and he says, rise, peter, kill and eat, and peter said, i won't do it. he says, i have never eaten any thing that is common or unclean, and god said, what i have clean

dr paul we have a bit of a technical problem so dr paul will be with us in just a moment. he's he's ron paul has been in many ways a thorn in the side of the republican party and in many ways their best salesperson or one of their best choices it's the this the whole issue of republican libertarian is absolutely fascinating. for example we see that the. the republican party is largely it seems to me made up of. we've we've got him with us congressman paul walker hello clyde iraq a very good therefore we got it we're very good so let's let's start with you congressman first of all how did you get into politics what took you from the world of medicine into the world of politics inadvertently i got into politics i really never had much interest in politics and still today it's very secondary to what i try to do but it was in the nineteen seventies i was fascinated with reading economics from a different viewpoint and what i had learned in college and i was fascinated with this school called austrian economics and during the sixty's they made these predictions of what would ha

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his sister testified against paul and his mother and only served four years. paul's mother was given 90 years. >> as far as i know, she's the oldest woman prisoner in the state prison of indiana. >> paul was eligible for parole after 26 years and we were there the day he was released. >> you'll never see me here again after today. >> komyatti quickly landed a factory job and was doing well. >> if you want to wake up with that attitude in the morning that today will be a good day, today is going to be better than yesterday. >> but komyatti could never have prepared for the bizarre chain of events ahead of him. six months after his release, three indiana state prison inmates staged a daring escape. komyatti found himself in the wrong place at the wrong time. he and a friend had gone to a casino very close to the prison and were seen by an off-duty correctional officer the same nig night that the three inmates got away. komyatti was picked up for facilitating the escape and was eventually cleared of any involvement. but because he had violated his parole by drivi

live outside the crouse right r now fox5 paul wagner. >> paul? >> i am sorry. we will going to break now. we'll be right back. hñ >>> welcome to news edge at 6:00. >> we have had a warm day up to 91 degrees.91 d and the temperature up to 87. good news things will be improving in the temperatureempe department and more importantlily in the humidityhe department as well. >> already we see dewpoints lower than they were yesterday and some cooler temperatures starting to show up to west. a frontal boundary will comel co through later tonight and during the day tomorrow and chase a lot of humidity out of here. >> we have been keeping a close eye on radar for possibility of storms. one or two forming in the northern neck with lightning and downpours moving to southeast at 10 miles an hour.es a >> heads up over at the beaches with lightning with this storm approaching milford, delawareelw and probably cape may area going across the delaware bay area with heavy lightning, rains and gusting 30 to 40 miles an hour.. if you know anybody boating hopefully, they have seen

what has senator paul been up to? >> senator rand paul of kentucky heads to iowa. >> he has planned to visit south carolina and nevada. >> tomorrow he headlines a g.o.p. dinner new hampshire. >> i know rand paul, i think he'll run in 2016. >> what stands between the paul dynasty and 2016? >> well, i'll tell you the first thing that stands between them, three (bleep)ing years! (laughter) that's over 50 new iphones from now. (laughter) why are we talking about this election? that brings us to yet another installment of "can't you at least wait until jon stewart comes back?" (laughter) seriously! this is my last week doing this! it's not just that the media is already ramping up their 2016 coverage, it's this some of them are already trying to wind it down. >> i predict the hard right is going to take over the republican party in 2016 and the nomination is going to rand paul. you watch. this is what i do for a living. >> jon: ooh! (laughter) really? because all this time i thought you were paid to spit on a camera lens.

i think that this is true of jean paul gaultier's work. i know that have been friends for a very long time. it is my honor to introduce both suzy menkes, fashion editor of the international herald tribune, and mr. jean paul gaultier. [applause] >> the love seat. [laughter] i just want to know, can you hear me? please shout loudly if you cannot. [laughter] yes or no, you can hear? >> somebody said no. >> mic people, can i be heard? should i start? ok, good. so before i introduced one of the funniest, wittiest, most amusing and funkiest designers that i know, i would like to start with something a little bit more serious. you know, in fashion, the reason that people laughed seem obvious when you see the exhibition of all it's incredible glory and excitement. but at the same time, there were real reasons why designers laughed, and one of them, when it comes to jean paul gaultier, is probably what is talked about least. it is the technique, the skill, the handwork, the knowledge. sometimes it gets buried underneath the fantasies of the close.

are now an adult, paul works for a college in nevada. he's married around has a child of his own, a normal life, until a year ago when a dna test showed his not the fron zach's child after all. >> what are you trying to accomplish? >> my main goal is to find the real paul. my parents raised me and did a great job. i feel that if i don't do everything i can to help find their real child, then i'm not doing my job as a son. >> this is an incredible mystery. barbara walters is here. now that the fbi has re-opened the case does he really think it can happen? >> let's say he's cautiously optimistic. he hopes he may have better luck from the general public than he might get from officials. "20/20" is putting the full resources of the abc news investigative team into the effort to help him solve the two greatest mysteries of his life, who he is and whatever happened to the real paul fran zach. if you know anything about this case, let us hear from you. >> there are answers out there somewhere. if you have tips please go to our website, abcnews.

we can say this is really a win-win for rand paul and chris christie. they get to define themselves as spokesman for these two sides of the party. you know, why is the governor of new jersey engaging with the junior senator from kentucky? it's all about 2016. think christie is smart to come out. i think there's more of a reservoir of feeling that america is a global power, we do face security threats. next time something like boston happens again, that will immediately undercut the isolationist and dangerous push by people like rand paul to gut what we're doing in national security. >> just to say this, i hope that dan is not right. we've had a long history of isolationists like rand paul. >> you think he's an isolationist? >> surely. the country has never fully -- there's always been a fringe element, a very loud one. now of course there's this big boom from right wing media commentary which is supporting rand paul in all of this. >> there's a lot of people in the republican party at the grassroots who think, look the iraq war and the afghanistan war w

their argument was the same basically as rand paul. we're not saying you can't vote, we're just saying you have to tell us how many jelly beans there are in the jar. it is ironic that he is making the exact same argument now. >> karen, what do we make about the statistical evidence, where the african-american vote was organized to fight that discouragement. we did see that the african-american voters waited in line almost double the time of white voters. so the attempt to discourage was well instructed but it doesn't seem in the end to have worked. >> well, that is exactly right. and in the end, it probably increased the african-american and latino voter turnout for president obama. because remember when they were interviewing people who were waiting in the lines for six, seven, eight, nine hours, they basically said hell, no, you're not taking away my vote. i deserve this. i earned i it. so they essentially created a movement of people who said because they're trying to stop us from voting. but it is part of the republican rhetoric to