later today is our understanding. what do you think so far about her candidacy? i think her announcement was really arrogant and weak. i m announcing on sunday, so everybody has to just continue to follow social media to find out what is going on. and then you know you look at i just mentioned russia and iran this morning, her record, four years of secretary of state leading from behind, the libyan chaos she created russian reset obviously hasn t worked. withdrew our last troops from iraq creating a void where isis filled that void. i don t know what she will run on. it certainly can t be her record as secretary of state. bill: are you suggesting that you draw a strong contrast between your record here in new york? absolutely. i m proud to talk about my record of not just managing government but changing it, dramatically reducing its size its power its impact. changing the law we went from the most dangerous state in the america to the fourth safest. i m proud of my record.
now. we ll go back to bob corker in a moment. first there is this. at least 10 people are dead after a terrorist attack that happened in somalia. authorities say al-shabaab gunmen storm ad building in mogadishu, ramming a car loaded with explosives through the front gate. seven attackers were killed. this comes two weeks after gunmen claiming to be from al-shabaab, attack ad college campus in kenya. a brutal massacre. 140 people were dead in the attack. most of them were killed for being christian. bill: fox news alert. growing concerns isis made headway in libya. counterterrorism officials say they are seizing terror camps. isis has control of several private airstrips. that isis could attack from the sky. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge live in washington. what are we learning about all that today, catherine?
it s proof the first pitch isn t always as easy as it looks. bill had no problem doing it at the mets game. i heard you say for men it s a huge ego thing. if you can t throw it across the plate, it s a huge embarrassment. i did it again and it was bam. fair and balanced baby. it was right down the middle. martha: we have video coming up later. stand by. 18 minutes before the hour. we have a fox news alert. there is a meeting at the white house. president obama with the iraqi prime minister. why this meeting is so critical in the fight against isis terrorists. heart stopping video of a pit worker trying to get out of the way. we ll show you what happens
as the iraqis and the coalition increase their tempo for the next phase of operations inside of iraq, so will jordan increase its tempo. bill: there might be one silver lining in that. and that might be these countries are now starting to do something about it. that s true. king abdullah has been direct and honest and a close ally of the united states. the arab nation and region that comes closest to a democracy. but you can sense in that interview his frustration. when he said u.s. policy in the middle east became a wake-up call to him. what he s talking about is our disengagement from the middle east in iraq and not helping in syria and not responding immediately to the isis invasion while iran did that. so there is a long history of
reporter: bill isis is expanding foot rent from north africa with u.s. and libyan officials confirming more than a dozen training sites in libya along with execution of 21 egyptian christians this year, isis in libya is blamed for 19 other plots with u.s. officials acknowledging that the group wants to use libya as a springboard for attacks on neighboring countries and europe. most significant, they say isis taken control of a half dozen private airstrips in libya along the eastern mediterranean coasts. all are connected to oil refineries near this one capitol of tripoli. u.s. officials do not dispute the claim with regional analysts emphasizingng it is more evidence of the group s reach. well isis has been very adaptable and it is capacity to gain territory and resources and fighting force and shows that it is much more dangerous maybe 10 times more dangerous than al qaeda which is operating from