for senator mccain. >> he's not criticizing the war service, but came closer than before. >> i supported him and raised money for his campaign against president obama. certainly, if there was a misunderstanding, i would totally take that back. hopefully i said it correctly. >> reporter: even for the bombastic trump, who craves controversy, the bipartisan backlash from the weekend remarks about mccain's five years as a prisoner of war in vietnam is intense. >> he's not a war hero. he's a war hero that was captured. i like people that weren't captured. right now, he said bad things about a lot of people. >> reporter: the polls show trump isn't just leading the gop, but leading big at 24% with second place scott walker and third jeb bush trailing by double digits. the same survey may signal trouble for trump. 23% on three consecutive nights.

on sunday after the controversial comments support dipped. mccain is determined to take the high road. mccain's son, jack, a fourth generation naval officer, currently on active duty didn't hold back about what he thinks. >> my father is a public figure open to attack. prisoners of war, in general, trump has to understand he's running for to be the commander in chief of the united states military. if an individual gets rolled up becomes a prisoner of war, is he going to abandon them because he doesn't like people that are captured? >> reporter: today will be his first campaign event here in the first primary state of the south, south carolina. there are very important pockets of the republican electorate here. one is the military. we will see how his comments about john mccain plays or doesn't. another, alisyn are evangelicals. two-thirds of republican voters here tend to be evangelical and

maybe less reported statement he made over the weekend about not asking for forgiveness, but also calling for the communion, the holy eucharist a cracker saying eating a little cracker has not gone over well with that part of the electorate. >> we can imagine, if that's true. we are going to talk about his comments on religion. john kasich will try to steal the spotlight when he announces his bid for the gop nomination. he will be the 16th republican to enter the race. cnns correspondent, athena jones is live in ohio to preview that. good morning. >> good morning, alisyn. governor kasich is adding his name to the already long list of people running for president. here he is in a pree view of why he should be elected. take a listen. >> what are we going to do about america and how did we end up

with 20 people running for president? i think about who has the experience to balance the federal budget. it's hard to do. i was a chief architect of balancing the budget. we haven't done it since man walked on the moon. >> it seems like it's tailor made for a run for the white house. he was a commentator on fox news and most importantly, second term of governor for this crucial swing state, a state republicans have to win if they want to win the white house. he won re-election with two-thirds of the vote performing well among independents and women. a quarter of black votes and a quarter of democrats. he has a low name recognition. the challenge for him is going to be breaking through in this crowded field. he's pulling in low, single

digits now. we'll see if he gets a boost. >> he needs to start a fight with trump and fast. let's bring in someone who is very important, period but especially in the iowa caucuses. bob is president and ceo of the family leader. it's a conservative advocacy group in iowa that hosted the family leadership summit. that is where trump was when he made the comments about senator mccain and religion. good to have you on the show thank you, sir. >> chris, i'm glad to be here with you. >> the idea of having someone who is a person of faith and devout why does that matter in an elected leader? >> well what we are looking alt is what is the core of the person? what kind of character do they have? can we trust them? do they understand we are serving a larger purpose just

being themss. this is a big job they are applying for. we want to find out, what makes them up? >> if someone says they are devout about religion and their belief in god, but does not believe in asking god's forgiveness, what does that say to you? >> well obviously, a tenant of our faith is we all need forgiveness. we are all equal at the foot of the cross. we are all fallen human beings. that is why god is god and we are not. we need a savior to get into heaven. it's by his grace we get there. forgiveness is a corner stone of who we are and, you know for us as christians we ask god forgiveness every day and multiple times per day. >> everybody is talking about what trump said about p.o.w.s. when he said do i do things that are wrong, i guess so. if i do something wrong, i try to do it right. i don't bring god into that

picture. if that's the answer do you accept him as a man of faith? >> well you know our other part of our faith is we are not to judge. so a lot of that is you know between mr. trump and god. now, for us again, we go back to the tenant of our faith. you know we are supposed to love the lord our god with our heart, soul, mind love our neighbor as ourselves. we do the best we can. we seek the kingdom and righteousness and those things get added to us. >> how did it play to the faithful there, the congregation when he said that. i go to church i drink my little wine and have my cracker, a reference to the communion wafer. and i guess that's a form of asking for forgiveness. how did that play? >> well first of all, you have a very forgiving audience. if you are asking for

forgiveness, you have a forgiving audience. they thought mr. trump was not ready for the question. he was probably surprised by the question so he probably didn't handle it the way he could have handled it and the way he should have handled it. i think they are willing to give him a pass on it. >> i thought this was about character, bob? that's what i don't get. if it's about character and he's saying these things about religion why does he get a pass? >> i'm not saying he gets the ultimate pass they are probably giving a pass they wasn't ready for the question. he'll be better next time he's asked the question. we all know we need forgiveness, we are not perfect individuals. the other question the one dominating the headlines, the comment about john mccain. i was stunned by his answer. i think frank was stunned by his answer and i think donald trump

was stunned by the comments he made. we do respect that. especially prisoners of war. %-pjohn mccain is a war ero. if i was advising him, i would say apologize and move forward. >> what about the comments he took in the hole about john mccain, p.o.w. about faith, wine and crackers? >> well you know it was a tough 20 minutes for donald trump. there's no doubt about it. the unfortunate part is you have nine other candidates on that stage who did a great job. you know they are getting no coverage what so ever right now. i think, for donald trump, i don't think he wants that comment to dominate the campaign. he is tapping into a sentiment that washington is broke, it needs leadership. it needs leadership from the outside. that's why his poll numbers are

doing well. he does not want the comment about mr. mccain to define his campaign. >> i would think you are more concerned about his faith and how he sees it. the last question, sir -- >> we are always concerned about a person and their faith but it is a journey and process and we are willing to walk it with him. >> the des moines register saying he should get out of the race he's a blow hard and feckless. he doesn't have the ability to accept things in a good way. do you accept that? >> the des moines register doesn't have the right to call him out of the race. that's a donald trump decision and american people decision. i will tell you this in an iowa caucus if the des moines register tells you to get out of the race that will bump him up more in the polls. >> the candidate who represents

your faith interests? >> we are looking for a bold and courageous leader. they happen to exist in this field. we want somebody who cast a profamily vision and is willing to get this country on the right track. there's a lot of game left to be played that's the coach in me. let the process play out. we will make our decision before the iowa caucus takes place. >> does the coach in you put trump at the head of this or second string or third string? >> well i probably won't get into that right now. he's definitely in the mix. he's somebody people are going to have to deal with. there are several good candidates in this race great alternatives to the leadership we have in the white house. i think america will be better for it when they select the right leader. >> bob, thank you very much. appreciate it. look forward to seeing you again on the show. >> thank you, chris. with the 60 day clock ticking on congress, the u.n.

gave their seal of approval for iran. how is this going to affect the debate in congress? jim acosta is live at the white house for us. >> reporter: president obama will pitch his nuclear deal with iran later this morning at the veterans for foreign wars in pittsburgh. he will repeat the only alternative is war to stop them from building nuclear weapons. the president came under heavy criticism when the security council voted in favor of this agreement weeks before congress will have a chance to weigh in. that infuriated lawmakers from both parties. john boehner called it a bad start for a bad deal. they contended there is no other way to push off the u.n. vote until the end of the review period that is currently under way and white house press secretary said the u.n. vote is proof that much of the world is uniting around the world. here is what he had to say. >> the unanimous approval by the

u.n. security council is a testament to the success they had in staying unified to confront iran. this will further efforts to prevent them from obtaining a nuclear weapon. >> the entire community is not united. ash carter is meeting with a fierce opponent of the agreement, benjamin netanyahu. then to saudi arabia where they are skeptical. >> thanks for all of that. we are learning more about the gunman who killed the five service members in chattanooga. he thought isis was a stupid group, against islam. this as writings reveal the shooter was unhappy with the u.s. government particularly the war on terror. >> we have detail that is led to the prison break in upstate new

york. they come from david sweat's mouth. sweat told investigators the plan started in earnest last winter. that's when he cut a hole in his cell and matt's cell with a hacksaw blade. he explored the tunnels for months almost nightly between 11:30 p.m. and 5:30 when the guards were sleeping. after a manhunt, they shot and killed matt and captured sweat. 22% of children live in poverty. it's 2 million more than during the 2008 recession. the new study out says a third of children in the u.s. live where neither parent has a full-time job. minnesota taking the top spot of best states to raise a child. new hampshire, massachusetts iowa and vermont rounding out the top five.

the worst, mississippi. black, hispanic and american indian children two time more likely to live in poverty than caucasian children. >> when you look at statistics through children it's the health of the future and removes politics. they didn't make choices. they are not voting for anyone. they are children. >> you also see a shift in the country going on. it used to be the big states dominated those lists because of obvious economic things. you don't see it anymore. you see they are the smaller states around the country that are developing their own vibe their own lifestyles that people find more family friendly. >> lolts of work to be done. >> turkish officials claim isis is behind a bombing. will this change turkey's policy on fighting terror? that's next. so this beauty can be yours with a down payment and 10% financing. oh larry, lawrence. thanks to the tools and help at experian.com,

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we want to bring in michael weiss, a cnn contributor. it is sickening to watch. these are people who were collecting toys for the children of kobani they were going to send there to try to rebuild this city. what makes everyone think that isis is behind it? >> the turkish government suspects strongly it is isis. the reason for this is turkey's policy has been one of wait and see. let's not pick a quarrel with them our beef is with the assad regime. in the last two weeks, however, turkish police have been rounding up networks of isis operatives operating inside turkish territory, in addition to which they have been

dispatching personnel to the border. they are actually trying to preempt an establishment of a kurdish state. they say, no no no we are worried about isis now. it seems turkish policy shifted against isis and this may have been retaliation for it. >> i see. this is in itself not a game changer, this is retaliation for what they had begun doing. what is turkey now going to do? >> they have a mess on their hands. a lot of this blame, i think, falls on the policy of weight and see or benign neglect. they have allowed their borders to be completely taken over by the jihadis. anyone who wants to come into syria flies from saudi arabia yemen, tunisia, istanbul catch the connecting flight and cross the border. >> you can go from the united states to turkey. >> as a journalist i crossed

the border myself. it's easy. they don't ask questions. this policy has to change. they have to start implementing border security. i think this may be the wake-up call turkey has needed. >> there's a report from "the new york times" that they are taking steps to plan for the possibility of his assassination or death. what is he doing? >> this is just standard protocol for a jihadist organization. if you take out the leader who is next in line? baghdadi reports unconfirmed, he had been injured in an air strike several months ago, unintentionally. the u.s. didn't know they got him. he is put in line the next successor. the people he enlighted upon one is a former special forces operative in the sudan regime.

another guy, a former physics professor, physics teacher, he's a turk man. you cannot be the kalif of isis. >> isn't this just as interesting from the u.s. side of policy which is that if the monster sprouts tentacles, what is the point of taking the head? all the energy of the u.s. seems to be the drone strikes targeting baghdadi and the heads of the operation. but, if he's delegating responsibility what is the point? >> in a sense, baghdadi is generous for the jihadi organizations. he trumps osama bin laden in the fact he has a ph.d. he's a cleric. he's not a pretender winging it. the founder of al qaeda in iraq is a total thug, no immersion.

baghdadi has that. it's not that he's irreplaceable, but if they get him, he's the leader of isis and the spiritual guide of isis. they would have to then find someone to do double duty. >> it would affect the organization? >> yes, a huge moral dampener. >> thanks for all the information. >> no problem. >> let's get over to chris. >> alisyn donald trump takes a shot at p.o.w.s and john mccain and he's not into god's forgiveness and still surges in the polls. why? john king will tell you on inside politics.

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we have an iran deal update. congress is supposed to update the deal. ash carter is trying to help the d.c. talks by heading to israel. that's where prime minister benjamin netanyahu is and he is strongly against the deal. the rest of the world, as represented by the u.n. security council voted to endorse the deal and begin lifting sanctions

against iran. >> turkish officials are blaming isis for a terror attack. the video is graphic, but it is important to show. 31 people were killed more than 100 wounded in the bombing. it's just across the border of syria. kobani was the scene of fighting last year. a woman murdered by an undocumented immigrant testifies today. his 31-year-old daughter died in his arms as they walked along san francisco's waterfront. prosecutors say she was shot by sanchez, who was deported five times on drug related felonies but somehow got back in and remained in the u.s.

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>> the first sign -- i keep watching on the west coast, i stay up late and watch it but it's discouraging. that was quite the play. it was all right. a lot to talk about. with me to share the reporting, molly ball cnn's, mi arksa henderson. stuff words this morning. an interesting moment where many think trump crossed the line. if you look at the polling data he's doing well. let's look at the des moines register. he's running as an antiestablishment case. he's become the distraction with traction. a feckless blowhard who generates headlines name recognition and polling numbers not by provoking thought but by provehicling anger. that's the des moines register

reacting to where trump said john mccain was not a war hero. when prodded, repeatedly said perhaps he's a war hero. one of the candidates who thinks he should get more attention who is a friend of john mccain. here is what he said to erin burnett. >> what he said about john i think, was offensive. he's becoming a jackass at a time we need to have a serious debate about the future of the country. this is the beginning and the end of donald trump. >> beginning of the end he told kate there filling in for erin burnett. does t matter in iowa or does it help? >> this is what we need to see. there's a poll that shows trump on top. that was taken before the comments about mccain. they said in the last day of the polling, trump, after the comments trump did start to

drop. so i think there's a lot of establishment republicans looking nervously for the next polling to come out. it could go one of two ways the portion of the party that is attracted to trump's bluster is not going to be put off by this. i think, what we are going to see is that you know insulting the military insulting religion and christianity is going to cross the line for at least some people. we will see them start to drop. >> i dug into the comments section of the des moines register and a lot of folks there were saying "a it's not their business to talk about who should be running for president. a lot of folks saying he was a truth teller scaring away the democrats and he would be a tough challenger. so you know i think it fuels this idea this antiestablishment person. i think, i never thought trump would do well in iowa to begin with because there are so many

conservatives and home schoolers. he certainly may have damaged chances with the comments he made about faith and talking about crackers in terms of communion. we'll see. >> he is second in iowa according to to a poll that was taken before the weekend. the poll put him in second behind scott walker. the poll is the abc news poll showing him on top at 24%. it's a big number. that means three quarters of the voters aren't for you. in a crowded race it's a big number. what abc news says is he was at 28% in the first couple days of the poll. in the last day, he fell into single digits. is that telling you something was changing or not? we have to wait to see that. donald trump may think something may be changing. listen to him on bigll o riley last night. he doubled down tripled down on

john mccain. here he backs off a little. >> i have respect for senator mccain. i used to like him a lot. i supported him and raised a lot of money for his campaign against president obama. certainly, if there was a misunderstanding i would totally take that back. hopefully i said it correctly and certainly, shortly there after that i said it correctly. >> for donald trump, that's i'm sorry. >> yeah. >> that's as close as you get. but, then he got there, after refusing and saying the media was taking it out of context. is that a sign that certainly, if there was a misunderstanding i would take it back? >> trump is trying to create the impression among his followers he's gotten a bad rap from this thing. he attacked the media, taken out of context, you have to play the full tape which is worse, when you hear the whole thing. so i think, if he can convince people that this is all unjust

and that he's getting piled on by the establishment and beltway insiders, you, me us the reason they are attacking him is because he's a truth teller outsider dangerous, he's a threat to us that helps him. the more he can divert from the substance and put it on the people attacking him, that could actually build him up. >> to your point earlier, if you are going to comment on these things and look at mr. trump as a possibility for your guy and that's your comment that he's the strongest in the polls, he runs much weaker than the other republican candidate against hillary clinton. interestingly, in the abc poll they tested him and he guarantees a democratic election. he draws from the republican party, if he runs into the third party candidate at this point in july of 2015. one thing i want to get on the record jeb bush was among those early to condemn trump saying he

went out of the line. history, in 2004 when george w. bush was in a close election against kerry, an organization called swift boat veterans for truth ran a bunch of ads that have yet to meet the truth. jeb bush back then wrote a letter to a leader of the group praising them. he wrote as someone who truly understands the risk of standing up for something. i cannot express in words how much i value your willingness to stand-up against john kerry. it speaks volumes to what matters most. that was then this is now. hopefully, jeb bush learned a lesson. he did that and we want to put it on the record. >> hypocrisy there, a spokesman came out saying he was thanking them for their service. when it's helpful to you, you are sort of okay with it. that's the game in politics when it's not, you are condemning it.

>> another example of how bad trump is for the republican party and how the collateral damage even when and if he disappears from the scene. the collateral damage for the party will have been things like this. all the cans of worms he opened he's like a can opener. >> hillary clinton is trying to figure out how to tie donald trump to the republican party forever. >> we spent time talking about trump and the collateral damage. there's a significant player a two-term governor of ohio getting into the race. this is what trump said. kasich enters the race today. if you put up the cnn poll of polls, will he make the debate? he makes the cut off on the 4th. you see the first nine, then the next seven. john kasich cantore um and perry on the cusp.

santorum and perry, it's fascinating decision fox will have to make. >> the constituency on the port is for an outsider someone outside the system. when kasich is running as someone with a long resume a lifer, someone with experience that may not be what the party is looking for now. >> you see people like carson steadily there in the 6%. he will probably make the stage. jeb bush gave a big speech yesterday, but none of us are talking about that because of all the heat surrounding donald trump at this point. >> heat is a good word. he's dominated the conversation. as we go again, it's just july. the early debates first on fox, then cnn. the debates are going to matter. fun, fun, fun. still ahead here. hackers targeting the ashley madison cheating website leaving tens of millions of users in danger of being exposed.

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spouses is reeling. hackers are threatening to expose names and more to the users unless it cease shut down. how see cure are the sites? let's bring in former cyber security czar to both the bush and obama administrations, howard schmidt. good to have you on the show. as unsavory as this topic may be it high ligs the changing dynamic of cyber security. we hear this group calling the impact team threatening to make public private details and intimate. is this the new cyber world order, this way of blackmail by the hands of hackers? >> no we have seen this before, not in the sense it is now with the very private and very confidential information. we have seen this happen over time where they don't like a particular business they don't

like a particular thought that people have, so we have seen this happen and we are going to see it happen again. >> it's funny. on the surface, they are trying to make some sort of or hold up a moral code. you dig deeper and the hacker at least says that they are taking issue with this $19 fee to delete all the personal information that website is charging users if they have a, i don't know moral conflict and say i have to take all my information offline. they are going to charge that user $19 to do so. you and i both know just because you delete something offline doesn't mean it's gone forever. >> that's the thing. it's really interesting. when you are trying to figure out what the motive is. there was the piece of it where your charging made $2 million in the fees. the data is still there. that was the complaint. then there was the side track of

moral issue and everything else. interestingly enough a couple months ago, a similar site had this happen and everybody was saying well this is going to happen again and probably going to be ashley madison and there it is. >> the company that owns it posted this update. they said at this time we have been able to secure our sites and close the unauthorized access points. we are working with law enforcement agencies. this is a criminal act. >> well that's it. whether we chuckle at it or are agast by it it's a criminal attack. there was a point where the hacker or hackers seem to have some connection to the company and actually gave a shoutout to the chief security officer by saying you tried all you could do but it couldn't happen. we were able to get in. >> that was somewhat ironic or

laughable. it makes you wonder. you are the guy to ask, being a former cyber security czar. can a website be unhackable? >> i don't think so? i mean i know all the thing that is technology business, the confidentiality and everything else. you have to have data. unless you have it encrypted, it is necessary but cup ber some for the end user. you can't security. over the years, as we do businesses in an open environment, we wind up having to open it more and more. therefore, you have to secure everything. >> am i doomed to put my money under my mattress and only walk in and buy things in a brick and mortar store with cold hard cash? i mean how do we live in this new world order, howard? >> we are still establishing

that. i just before i sat down here i was checking an ebay order thinking gee, that store sounds really good but i'm not sure. i think we have to just look at this with a risk management perspective, weigh the good with the bad and say, yeah you may have to go to the physical store. i prefer not. i have been very lucky. the bottom line is when the end user has to do the sort of things it's going to be set for failure. >> i'm dieing to know what he would have on ebay. the 37 million users, aside from needing marriage counseling what kind of recourse do these folks have? do they have any? >> well it depends on the wording of the contract. if the contract says we guarantee it, but if a hacker hits or something, then you are on your own, which makes sense. they don't have any recourse.

there are a lot of thing that is go with this. not only the embarrassment, the potential extortion, but also if it gets out in the intelligence world, it would be impossible to have 37 million people not have people in key government positions that could be compromised. it really really starts rolling downhill in a hurry. >> boy, it is probably a good word to use about what's rolling downhill. this is going to be bad. 37 million users who are going to be waking up today feeling a little like they might be seeing trouble. beyond that a criminal investigation. thanks for joining us and talking through your ebay purchase. okay? thanks. >> my pleasure. talk to you later. >> chris? >> that brazen prison escape in upstate new york was mapped out over months. that is just a tip of the iceberg. the recaptured inmate is yapping and we have it all for you

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hair. they are defending themselves from something that appears like it's about to attack them. [ laughter ] [ applause ]. >> i smell a new pixar movie. >> i guess everything really is fair game. >> he must feel like this has been this going away gift for him. >> and the gift that keeps giving. >> he's got to do better than that. i actually think it helps trump with the people who like him when it seems like he's being attacked. >> but do you think that someone who does like such attacking is -- do you think they're even capable of feeling attacked? >> i don't think trump likes people making fun of his hair

especially by jon stewart. there's another clip here. >> so you said he's not a war hero. the guy next to you goes he's a war hero. and you go well he's a war hero because he got captured. really does calling somebody a war hero count if you're doing it sarcastically. >> that is pretty dead on vulgar hand gesture aside, to what trump did. >> we've got to screen these things. >> it's cable, ladies. >> there are others who have done at mccain about similar issues one of them is a senator from minnesota. >> isn't it a little early for all of that? consider that it's what 400

and some days -- >> i'm just saying it's been done before but trump did it this time and he's got to explain it. >> tweet mickhaela and let her know if you don't like it. if you like it tweet me. we're going to tell you how trump is doing in a new national poll against his own in the gop and the other side.

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he's not a war hero. >> hey, hey, hey. >> donald trump didn't do anything. he's fine. >> the closest he ever got to battle was a fight with rosie o'donnell. >> the complacency on the part of the guards was unbelievable to me.

trump is pulling away from the gop field in a new national poll. trump has a double digit lead over his closest rifleval. but the new poll was largely completed before his war hero comment about john mccain. >> let's get the latest from dana bash. she is traveling with the trump campaign in south carolina. you have been busy dana. >> reporter: that's right. there's no question when donald trump