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we toss it over to morning joe. of course, president obama s big speech on isis this evening. this morning, though, former president dick cheney will speak on the current and future state of u.s. foreign policy, and then this . well, we certainly know it has been on the table. we have been very opened and two weeks ago i acknowledged we didn t get this right. that s my responsibility. i m accountable for that. oh boy. okay. that was a painful, painful interview. it s really disturbing when they realized there was all that tape out there. the thing is they knew the paper is out there with. i talk to some security guys. i said, what happens, in a case like this, what happens? you have an incident, what do they do? they don t say, hey, just show me, get me the videotape that happened right after. they go, you know what they always ask for, all the video, give me all the video you got. what video do you have? give it to me. they get it. just show ble the part that do ....
log on to our facebook page #keeptalking. we hope you have a great week. thanks for starting it off with us. fox & friends starts right now. bye. good morning. it is monday, september 29. i m elisabeth hasselbeck. a monster truck show takes a deadly turn. oh no! what caused the driver to plow into a crowd of people right this? he beheaded a woman in oklahoma and tried to convert his co-workers to islam. and this morning he will be charged with first-degree murder. but what about terrorism? we have a live report. the administration underestimated isis but it wasn t the president s fault the our head of the intelligence community, jim clapper, has acknowledged that i think they underestimated what had been taking mace place in syria. wasn t the president being briefed on isis for over a year? we ll take a cloture a closer look because your mornings are better with friends. live from studio e in the heart of midtown manhattan. it s fox & friends. by the wa ....
he s going to deliver remarks on the economy this afternoon. and then later, the president will address the congressional hispanic caucuses 37th annual . that will do it. morning joe from d.c. starts right now. how did this intruder get so far into the white house. don t they have guard dogs. there were officers and they were concerned that the dogs might attack them instead. [ laughter ] sounds strange but makes more sense when you fine occupant a lot of secret service agents are cats. [ laughter ] all right. good morning, everybody. it s thursday, october 2nd and with us on set in washington, d.c., boy it s great to be here. busy night last night. jeremy peters is here. good to have you. former white house press secretary for president obama robert gibbs. abc news political commentator and npr senior analyst cokie roberts and on capitol hill the host and managing editor of tv one s daily morning show, news now roland martin. we have a lot to talk about. cokie, ....
be the fence. the problem seems to be the fact that someone jumped the fence, run 70 yards, went into the white house with nobody stopping them. i saw that you have that you for psychology. you have training for survival skills, but none of which i minimize, all of which is very important. this is just processing a crime scene, director. it is not high math. it is processing a crime scene. you actually don t need 18 weeks to do. that you just need to be able walk around. all right. good morning, it s wednesday, october 1st. october is here with a slew of breaking developments over the past 24 hours. with us on set we have chairman of deutsche, incorporated, donny deutsche, in washington. msnbc political analyst. former chairman of the national committee. michael steele and white house correspondent for the wall street journal, wbr id wbr550 carole lee along with willie, joe and me this morning. how are you doing? /b i tell you, the hearing yesterday was infuri ....
quarters. one guy has an issue with my point that when it comes to police overreach, enough is enough. what s the guy s point? there should be more over-the-line policing? we need to keep cussed. most of the noise is just that an intemperate response from those who don t want change to occur. we cannot be deterred in the cause of justice. thanks for watching. i m al sharpton. hardball starts now. bad guys. let s play hardball. good evening. i m chris matthews in washington. let me start with the latest danger from are the islamic terrorists. the readiness of thousands born and raised in the west to join their jihadist ranks. these aren t young idealists who go to join the peace corps or old souls to bury heartbreak in the foreign legion. drawn to fighting and killing they are acting out a birt murderous ambition to fight and kill alongside those from the mideast region, syria, iraq and other countries who comprised a great number of isis zealots. one killer from the we ....