qualify. >> we have to be carful of the bait and switch. we worr about obesity and everything else. hey, by the way, great panel, great aud lou: the good evening. a nation of the george zimmerman murder trial has been blatant from the benning but now the rhetoric from the obama administration is incendiary. aimed to undercut public confidence in the judicial system, a trial by jury and does a man not guilty verdict. many of the corrosive comments have originated with the leading law enforcement officer. attorney general eric holder first obama release is a statement yesterday calling for rtraint but not missinan opportunity to

push the gun control agenda despite zimmerman was carrying a legal and licensed handgun. >> i now ask every american to respect the called reflection from to parents who lost their young son. we should ask ourselves if we're doing all we can't use them a gun violence that claims to the lives across the country. the press secretar refused to be answered questions today what having much to say while indicating a federal civil rights investigation wle ongoing. wealth of the jim crow era from the federal law enforcement of 2013. eric holder made the statement accusing the jury of racism r feinstein george zimmerman not guilty. >> of unimaginable ogress

we have travelled a long way to quality in opportunity. as we ha seen our work is far from over. lou: network involved with the department of justice active involvement to promoting anti-zimmerman protest last year after is of herman's arrest. a division of the department of justice called the community relations service actually spend thousands of taxpayer dollars to organize to train protesters with civil-rights activist. with the 100 city tour to raise tensions in nationwide.

we have asked the justice department but we're still waiting for their a answer. you would not kn but much of america respects the jury decision that there was reasonable doubt to convicted of murder or manslaughter. hundreds n thousands of demonstrators took to the streets in sacramento a oakld and in new yorkity was hard to tell the difference between the demonstrators in the tourist in times square with the traffic was not interrupted. the idiocy out of hollywood is that astonishing levels of ignorance. to. >> i give zimmerman one week senior tony baxter and said i'm embarrassed to be an american. on less from the toxic

joining us now former u.s. department of justice attorney under presidents bush and obama. exposing the racial agenda of the obama and justice department. with the principaleputy chief investigative counsel for the juciary committee also who has seen killed hundreds of cases serving in the sid diego -- sid diego with the appellate units we wanted thank you for being here. we heard the attorney general said there was something terribly wrong in alexian for florida that is t the ongoing investigation started one year ago your reactn?

>> first of all, i would ask him what about this jury decision and does he not trust? is said they are too stupid stupid, to female or two white to get right? i am gng to trust that they spent two weeks in this courtroom between 18 hours to deliberate to come to a decision that george zimmermawas not guilty. i will address that because that is what the country was built on. why at&t? >> based on the law. talk about these hollywood types i don't thin they were there in the courtroom i don't think they were watching the trial from the beginning like we have. we have analyzed evidence from the very beginning just like the women have. it is mind-boggling to me that the attorney generalf

our cntry would raise the time and many in resources and l national attention that we will convene a grand jury. do know what? they should have but they did not want to because they did not likeo see the light of day now i am telling you off they will not indict. lou: then we turn to christian adams if i m and the race of the justice department seems to be difficult. after al but he is the man that seems to have the most difficulty with the issue of race or even the word race. >> of all but called it -- comments today these are the most courageous because the index itsel racially into a case that involves american liberty his liberty we a

jury has found him not guilty of the charges he has thrown the race back into this. but to put this in the timeline it was what he has comeoxpect but he carries around in his wallet a race card a quotation from 1971 from a creature that says race is the single issue that defines a person and when he was asked about eric holder said i as common cause with a black criminals he has been carrying this around for decades. he is not fit to be the attorney general. lou: he also said this is typical of their culture in this administration to act in an entirely different manner. is this another example of

the modus operandi? >> what he is doing today and will keep doing is sendingignals to career attorneys under federal law you have to prove racial innt he is sending signals he has done this before another occasions and it is totally inappropriate in the game's the system but they are about power or representing interest groups lou: so within the department of justice do you concur? >> i think anybody who is outraged by the outcome did not pay attention to the trial if you were watching it like we were if you saw the evidence as it unfolded you would actually agree that this was a just verdict but too out and calling the killing of trayvon martin unfortunate which is

what it w, but calling it unnecessary? and the law is so much higher for the standd of civil rights viotion you have to show he purposely went out because of race solely not because of self defense or anything. theseomen did not find that they could not even nth find malice to find hate in his heart. lou: the number of people demonstrated of those people in oakland, oakland, 100, sacramento, oakland, 100, sacramento, 40 , miami, 200, atlanta 75 in chicago 200 that is a questionable estimates because in times square research told in the jury

found with both o these charges. second-degree murder. that is the conclusion of the jury. and at best at is the judgment of the chief law-enforcement officer as he presumes to attack the integrity of the judicial system. >> the fates of immigration reformest with the house of representatives. we're joined the next

lou: house speaker john reform is children brought illegally a measure on the issue is a hammer out by eric ctor and judiciary committee chairman. >> this is about basic fairness. these children were brought here was no record of their own and frankly tey are in a ry difficu position. i think many members believe the decision needs to be addressed. lou: his comments come as a bipartisan house group is wrangling with the question when it will release the immigration proposal. joining usis a member of the so-called gang of seven also the appropriations committee. great to have you with us.

your reaction to the speaker's remarks of the children brought to the united states by the illegal immigrants? >> one of the things that defines the united states of america is we are the a meritocracy. a drug dealeror a murderer we don't hold that against the children we judge people for what they do for their merits. we have a number of people here that the parents made that decision and they have done everything right and we should hold them accountable for their actions andhat is what the speaker is talking about. we are the meritocracy. lou: you have the house of rules and good order. are you ing to proceed as chairman good lot has persisted and i think intelligently so with the regularules of order and hearings and the open and transparent process? >> we have seen what happens

is when we try to ram something down the throats of the american people. obamacare sound familiar? clearly, it's what we want to do in the house is wheel understand we have the immigration system that brok but we have to get a right we are not an a hurry to rush legislation we want to make sure what fixes the broken immigration system system, protects the rule of law and helps to flourish our economy, a fix is what is broken, and since we have a president to be kind, follows the laws that he wants to follow a and only those anyone's to be in force to make sure we have legislation that fixes the problem but it does it right if we have to take more time, so be it.

lou: i say the american people are ready to fix the broken immigrati system. but they have been gained by politicians in washington d.c. of both parties. what they ask is demonstrable link wages and action, secure the border border, ansure we will not go through thi nonsense again and make certain we have a humane resolution in to secure the border a and airports and borderers first. not with triggers or abstract, opaque guarantees. do you think the house and the republican party and ultimately the senate in the democratic party are ready to go? >> have to be. this cannot be the only

country on the planet that cannot determine who leaves every other country makes the decisions. we have to secure the borders. in order to secure the borders understanding we have a president who's selectively in forces of law as even those that he does like liggett obamacare. knowing that and that we have to pass legislationn order to secure the border that is white house to be methodically. those that help the economy that is a crucial part of i that six is the immigration system that right now frankly the legal system is that stops that is in essence jobs, as we have a verification system.

can we do those things in a responsible fashion to secure the border but i will also tell you we have to stop ignoring the fact whether we like it or not. there are millions of people that are not documented. lou: the american people are ready to do exactly that. but not frankly to b gained by this president of either political party. >> border security was promised in '86 and not devered. if we cannot show that we can pass the enforceable border security, common-sense and enforceable security, and to have the added challenge of a president who does not like to enforce a lot of laws if we cannot attempted then obviously it will not pass the house. lou: the key for being with us. up next from hollywood to

the world of sports the reaction to the zimmerman verdict has been, let us be kind, and educated and downright immoral in some cases. the "chalk talk" next.

lou: 48 hours since of florida jury exonerated zimmerman of all charges but some celebrities and sports figures are making that case going as far too site to racial violence. take a look at the worst offenders of the parade of fools. plan to falcons wide receiver said all those churches is go home tonight to kill themselves for letting go of me and get away with killing a kid. >> thoroughly confused zimmerman does not last one year before the good catches up with him and actress kirstie alley treated white people used to make black people drink from different

fountains now we just shoot their children. if you think those athletes are stupid when into you hear whathe nation's top law-enforcement officer had to say. >> i believe this tragedy provides another opportunity for them to speak honestly about the complicated and emotionally charged issues that this has raised we must not as we have too often in the past with this opportunity pass we are resolved for to be directed at young people to prevent future tragedies to deal with the underlying attitudes the mistaken beliefs, and stereotypess3 that serve as a basis. lou: there you heard the attorney general speak in

vague terms about a very real issue which is violence in our society and murder but there should be outraged in the african-american community as well it is much more prevalent and the the ignored crisis of black on ack crime especially the president's hometown o chicago which he has been silent in the attorney general has been silent. there were nearly 2500 black on black murders nationwide compared to the 200 of african-americans by whites. but here there are more than 43 murders in this city of chicago and blacks were 70% -- 76 -- 76 percent of the victims for or deny you're

the attorney general talk about chicago or hear the president of the united states say those jon mandel were killed in chicago could have been his son. this yeas murderate is improving somewhat. not much to hundred four so far year-to-date were murdered. where is the average with the justice department over those murders? we will talk about that with the co-host juan williams and if there has been a conspicuous absence of his administration in the city of chicago was one of the most important issues. next. >> president obama was quick to insert himself into the murder trial but now the attorney general seems to be attacking the inteity of the judicial system.

we take up the issue next.

lou: returning to the us zimmerman verdict erase politics in races play with its aftermath forr adviser to hillary clinton commitee 30 and columni and fox news political analyst want williams one negati juan williams. turning first to the idea that this verdictwith the judgment of the obama administration is suspect what evidence is there of that? >> i think what we have seen with the attorney general comment is separate from the evidence presented in the case where many african-americans in those in general say it had not

started we would not be here to begin with but i think your comments earliern the show are so critical right now. we have had many tweets to say it is open season on young black males but they're failing to mention to is this hunting season y before george zimmerman ever fired a shot on trayvvn martin? if there is any way then we have to take a close look at black on black violence in my lifetime 262,621 black people have been murdered by otr blacks. this is something we have to address and progressives have to understand there is a decline of the black family that it is not just the only solution and what comes out of this case than that is a good way to honor

trayvon martin sta -- death. lou: you say they are on the racial animosity to boost ratings. so in what proportion in deducing that is true? ninety%? >> look at the facts i will give you the percentageut this occurred and as regrettable as though whole ciumstan may be with al shpton and a black radio talk-show host who literally took to the streets not only with the failure to be the st but also made into a civil rights issue saying it was along the lines of historical crimes against the black boy and we heard over the weekend we heard

what they thought was high by studied civil rights history and this is not tt but the second was from conservative media that i think too often jump in to say this is the gun rights issue and some people freezing many i think this is a tragedy so to enforce the narrative something that happened grayback in civil rights history but his tennis -- as many people and asian people could not have racist bone in their bodies of the media has a large responsibility but t talk about the black kids killing black kids every weekend in this city in the country.

lou: is the national media so immersed with their ideological bias that they cannot deal with the honest evaluation of black on black violen? discussion? the attorney-general said the aryan nation of cowards with this administration has been a coward with black, black violence. i will have that conversationin any day with the attorney general in your his office. they're running from the issue of race one including activist with the reverend sharpton they want to make a living on race and you know, it. >> i think rerend sharpton and other leaders within the black community have given his administration a pass on talking about these critical

issues facing urban communities. if howard is the word to be used a and i agree with you that we have not see the leadership on this until recently especially with gun violence. but wehave been conditionally to get up in arms with a black person is killed by somebody from another race or ethnic group and that is unacceptable. >> you have data another ethnic group because with the narrative he is hispanic and it saddens me there is not the understanding among black leaders and i include revere sharpton, reverend jackson, who can say let's be honest, if we can deal with these issues honestly and pragmatically to see the

world to the same eyes of what we have to do of what is happening we can move beyond race with nearly every instance. as long as we have a special and vested interest for political purposes, a financial purposes, i thi we are consigned to repeat the cycle that i would like to think otherwise. >> just to deal with the facts it is an outrage. black on black crime i wrote a piece of the children's defense fund is no conservative organization said there is more black, black murders van lynchings in american history. >> 3500 in 100 year period. 3500 in my life over 260,000 now we do havehe opportunity with this case to turn that around and

address the fact we all have unconscioubias with race relations let's use the case to actually tacklce relations to not continue to have racial tension. >> that is the concern for me because the media gives more attention. lou: it is a difficult time with the chief law-enforcement officer attacking the integrity of the judicial system and it's predicted. we know as we talk about black on black violence, i cringe a little to be honest because there are those that would use that as an excuse to rationalize the brodeur violence or whenever the race or ethnicity but we all have to swear with an intellectual division we

will be working in that direction. thank you very much. a frightening new pentagon report shows a man is on track to develop the missile capable of reaching america the not o distant future. we have the threat analysis next. flight patterns.

joining us now to assess the latest threats tos lou: now joining us to assess the threats to this country former vice chief of staff also general, good to have you here.f let's begin with this new report on iran that is why these specific projection i the icbm for iran by 2015t

that must mean they have a long way in a quick quarter and second glad it could reach -- reach the unitedsm states? >> i am not familiar with the details it is son classified but the iranians have one of the mostthe aggressive missile technology programs in the world.e right now short, medium, long-range ballistic missiles the reach the gulf states, israel and southern europe in theirth possessionei. p the next up is that you aret discussing that is a logical step for tem theonti intercontinental missilete system capable of reachingheir the number one strategic emy in the world declaredfrom in 1980 the country to keepus them from dominating the muslim countries of theed world that is united states of america. the fact they are in pursuit has to be real and take the

threat seriously. lou: but the change of the national dialogue and t administration of which had en leading up to the summit in the california with the predent of china with the chinese then along comes edward snowden with the leaks, of the zero summit is literally blown off the front pages of the world and suddenly about u.s. surveillance. here we are at this point, in t middle of july ian still there is little public focus on the cyberattacks of china that continue unabated and the focus remains on u.s. surveillance. when will we see a shift?

to have the capity to restore the dialoguehat we embarked upon one month ago? >> with a defensive mode rehab left up to keith alexander the director of the national security agenion to be the spokesperson for the administrati has ae policy issue and they shed be discussing why it is necessary in the people'seopl inrest to remind them in thatialogue of the threat we have hadea from china thatfrm is prolific andry extraordinary in terms of their reach iside this country. we do not collect on china's technology but intelligence that is of a value to us.og the steel technology and intellectual property but the play deals are made andrs what acquisitions or mergers so it is the advantage to

them obviously. lou: one of the questions is of the american people why is there so little attentionle to what general alexander himself has referred to with those cyberattacks againstot the united states, hegove phrased it as one of the greatest wealth transfers in history and he continues. we do not hear from thero chamber of commerce or the national association of nufacturers, we do notasso hearfrom the think tank.ce this is a peculiar silence t considering we aresi confronting the of massive transfer of power wealth to the chinese of wch they are stealing. >> it is tragic the critical infrastructures mitary networks the government itselfet utility infrastructure and thesp transportation stem other than theor military network everything else is

vulnerable to attack. number chair of thh chinese got there stealing from us is absutely extraordinary with the mility technology and huge intelligence to benefit the nation they have a commercial industry there developing that will look rerkly american and as it comes out. it is unprecedented what they're stealing from us and senator lieberman who led the effort to get some legislation, voluntarygisl legislation to have better protection has failed. i think we're on a course to have some kind of the evento that is somewhat catastrophic with cyberattacks that will leadl le us to the legislation weav have to impose on ourselves for the prottion of what

we truly need. lou: general, thank you here. congress looks to make the moon landing site a national park. i will talk with the last man to walk on the moon. next.

lou: a close call 220 miles above earth an italian astronaut had to abort the space walk to rush back into the international space station yesterday after a water leak occurred in his helmet. 1.he could not even talk or

he because of the old water filling his helmet and nasa said he could have choked or drowned in there no word on what caused the lk the key is not injured and treated thanks for all of the positive thoughts and prayers. to members of congress want to make the six main lnding sites on the new national parks iorder to protect the historical landmark from private enterprise. we felt we would talk to someone who knows what he is talking about the last man to have walked on the moon, it is great to have you with us, a captain. >> always good to be with you. lou: let me get your reaction you have spent a lot of time almost one full month in space with your spaceflights. for that astronauts to be sitting there with water fillingis helmet, what is your rction?

>> been tre done that. i was the second american ever to walk in space and it was an ambitiouslan at that point. we frankly found out we did we're doing. you have a lot of help but you are really out there alone and there is some concern at 1.whether the dyewood become human satellite. that was not my intent but i can relate to the problems. and with zero gravity you have low wate cooled suit. it is a closed loop that just circulates cooling water. i know what happened there could ve been a whole and it comes with the bubble to getting your eyes and your nose and your mouth and you don't have t the ability to get your he hands inside your helmet. lou: he had a problem and you h a few problems of

course, everybody knows you to think of you as the last man to walk on the moon but you had some close calls as well. share with the audience but of what was your most harrowing moment. >> you learn not only from other people's mistakes but from your own. tom and i tried to recreate recreate, we did everything but land at 47,000 feet staged the vehicles then use the back of guidance system to separate the vehicles justice if we had actually landed in that was a plea and and it worked out well.

we have practiced in this 1 million times but we had to guidance systems and i was programming one system and we had to switcin the middle i switched to the abort he knew it had touse which he switched to primary and it didn't have any idea where we were so we not only learned from other people's mistakes but in that particular case we learn from our own. lou: you have 15 sds? >> i saw the lunar horizon about eight times in 15 seconds and someone told us another few seconds we would have taken enough energy out of your bet. but when i became commander of apollo 79 told my partner , this is your part

and this is my part. if you rch over i will eak your arm. [laughter] lou: always great to talk with you. about one minute left wednesday think of a national park? >> you may think it is far fetched but face it, apollo levin landing site is the international treasure of our nation and country. there is merit with the ada to keep a pristine to keep the same way nature has done enough for us but to keep the same way it was when neal made the last of the first steps on the surface of the moon. the rest we need to bring

artefact backs but they should belong to the nation who took them there to be displayed for all of humanity. the north pole, the south pole, columbus discovered america, we just lt this plan half a century ago and the spot we landed, that we call the moon truly is a historic monument to civilization. lou: wells said. said could not agree more. i have to say thatfter all these years as he prepared to leave the moon you kn it would be a long time before we got back and it has been far too long. thank u for all you have done.

>> i know how passionate you are about the program. unfortunately we have advocated by with love to come back to talk about it. loence, everyone have a

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