lou: secretary of state john kerry's middle east negotiation angering are one certain allie in the region. prime minister netanyahu fuming about administration dosing in on a deal with iran tonight. that does not halt iran's nuclear ambitions, i am lou dobbs. lou: good evening secretary of state john kerry warned israelis about what happens if they fail to second sour peac secure peacn

neighbors, saying, do they want a third intifada? he wentton to say, quote, there will be an increasing isolation of israel, there will be an increasing campaign of de-legitmation. a day after he slams prime minister netanyahu for continuing to build settlements in west bank and east jerusalem, it appears now that secretary kerry may be within hours of committing the united states to a deal on the iranian nuclear program that would ease economic sanctions on the rogue nation, and slow not stop their uranium enrichment program. netanyahu condemned that strategy, saying that president is about to quote, make a mistake of historic proportions, kerry to meet with the iranian

foreign minister tomorrow. amy kellogg in london tonight with our report. >> reporter: a possibility that an interim deal could be penned before tomorrow is over to end standoff over iran's nuclear program, detail are still secret. but the white house said that potential deal with world powers, would stop iran's nuclear program from advancing for first time in a decade. >> to address the p5 plus 1 sudden certain, they would consider limited targeted, and reverse able relief that does not affect our korantions architecture. >> reporter: iran would place limits on its enrichment program but its centrifuges would still fin. >> israel opposes these proposals. i believe that adopting them would be a mistake of hist hick

historic proportions they must be rejected out site. >> reporter: iran has said, it will not stop, discussion is about acceptable limits and agreed it is important that iran stop adding centrifuges and cease enrichment to 20% purity, a form iran using for a medical reactor, one expert believes that iran must declare all centrifuge manufacturing sites. >> during this interim period, they could continue making thousands of centrifuges, if the deal falls apart, then they could emerge and deploy them quickly. >> reporter: david albright also believes it is critical that iran addresses all unanswered questions about the nuclear web program, u.s. watch dog suspect its had on one point. a pihe hopes will not get lost,.

lou: obama administration in full damage control mode. trying to avoid further political damage as a result of the disastrous launch of obamacare, president apologizing to morning who lost health care plans but no apologies for lying about it. cascade of dreadful news for the administration maintaining momentum as new documents reveal that healthcare.gov was only able to handle 1100 users at a time according to test results a day before the launch, the shift in tactics and president's apology may now allow the president to abandon his search for a narrative that would explain the massive failures of his leadership. fox news chief white house correspondent, ed henry with our report. >> reporter: white house

officials signaling they will not comply with republican subpoena due tonight. saying the release the numbers next week. president obama wants to set expectations low, really low. >> enrollment foro will be lower than expected because of the problems with the web site. >> reporter: democratic sources tell fox 15 senators facing voters in 2014, who met with president late yesterday, pressed him about why the web site is still not fully up and running. >> this is going to get uglier, and uglier, hence the emergency meeting at the white house yesterday. >> reporter: top democratic like dick durban said they were assured that the site will be mostly fixed by the end of the

month. we're going to get this web site right, we're going to give millions of americans a chance at affordable health insurance. >> reporter: others, of course, are losing their health chance you. insurance. >> the vast majority of people receiving the notices, they enrolled in that policy in the last 3 1/2 years, they were never grandfathered and have to meet new requirements. >> reporter: washington post gave white house three pinnochios for argue otherwise. a classic case of misdirect between 75 and 95% of the problem stems from the effective date. spokesman carney acknowledged some of the people impacted signed up after the bill becaae

law but maintains others are kicked off by insurance company. >> you get 3 pinnochios for suggestioning this is the insurance industry to blame. >> you get no argument from us there is a lot of churc that preexisted. >> reporter: president apologized saying he is sorry some people are losing their healthinsurance even though he promised otherwise. lou? lou: ed thank you. >> new figures show a quarter of a million people in colorado now have had their insurance plans canceled. that brings a national number close to 4 million people who lostthey may have wanted to kee, they may have as well wanted to keep their doctors. more on the obamacare train wreck, talking with mitt romney a former healthcare advisor nexx. >> on wall street, sharp

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195-miles an hour, wind gusting reaching 230-miles an hour. those are wind speeds that most buildings cannot withstand in the philippine, officials are expecting significant deaths and injuries to result. fox news meteorologist janice dean said it will go down as one of the most powerful storms in her opinion ever recorded. many have been evacuated. including from the whole province where an earthquake last month killed more than 200 people. >> the obama administration will knoll tell us how many people are enrolled in obamacare but some states are telling us, delaware reported that 4 people have signed up through their health insurance exchange after 5 weeks of operation. good news however for the president's union pals, white house is exempting them from an obamacare tax that would have

raised there are 25 billion over 3 year, administration is not bragging publicly about this, we'll bring you more details as we find them. and obamacare is not only a train wreck, but now a reason to get divorced, a new york couple is considering splitting up because obama carry subsidies increase if you are single, we checked, they are right, we're not sure whether dodge has a fix -- administration has a fix for this. and white house receiving three pinnochios, and president obama garnered a pants on fire rating for claiming that white house maintained that americans could keep their plans if they did not

change since the law passed. joining us now on the impact of obamacare on all of us. great to have you here. >> thank you. lou: they get pi pinnochios and pants on fire, more about the lies, it is unclear whether or not solving the web site will fix the problem. >> there is a lot of points i could make to the point of credibility. credibility in terps of the web site, how hard can it be. lou: we're looking at a model that seems to be under great

disstress, not only a website that is not fund. ing, but we're looking at very few young people signing up for obamacare, they are the linchpin for the success of the obamacare model, if they are not paying higher premiums to support older americans, running up higher expenses, that model does not work, does it? >> i don't know if you remember that famous scene in matrix where keanu reeves shows up there are tubes of millions of babies that are being sucked out to feed the machine, that is pretty were what obamacare is for young people. in a are paying premiums so sicker people, or older people are paying less. there is a while insurance mandate that will force them to use the coverage but many may drop out and pay the fine.

lou: picking winners and losers, that is the administration does. there is one element after another in this obamacare system model plan program whatever you want to call it that intelligence people would not design to have a positive result. >> yep. my blog, we published a study this week from manhattan institute that showed not only is that law requires insurers to charge young people more for insurance, so older people payless, but subsidies, structure of subsidies that help you pay the premiums, benefit elderly, whole law is wheel an interjenninjennernenerration wir

from the young to the near retired. >> at the end of the day, does it work or does it not? >> it works if young people sign up and pay for the $3 help a 3 return a month -- $300 a month policies when they go to the doctor once a year, a lot of healthy, young people will drop out, you get low income people, because they are subsidized and elderly and sick because they are subsidized it will be a more expensive product, that will not cover everyone. lou: if we continue with this clear, dramatic trend, more people signing up for medicaid than for obamacare what happens? >> well, medicaid program almost like a several frack. but that -- separate track. that will damage a lot of state budgets. lou: come back soon. we'll continue this discussion

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lou: the pentagon says reports of sexual assault and the military rose dramatically last year by an unprecedented 46 percent. more than 3500 sexual assault complainns over the last fiscal year, that is up from 2400 the previous year. once again, the obama administration define congressional investigators, in turn, a group of house republicans that they may seek to impeach attorney general eric holder over his involvement in a number of scandals including operation fast and furious, the justice department targeting of journalists. the congressman leading that effort says he has plans to meet with the speaker of the house. we are witnessing what may be nuclear proliferation in the middle east, reports that saudi arabia is buying nickel --

nuclearrweapons from pakistan for. the kingdom, apparently very concerned they could acquire nuclear weapons and end it mean to be prepared to defend themselves against a nuclear threat that may be posed by iran. surf the obama administration after publicly responding to reports of the saudi interest in acquiring nuclear weapons, secretary of state john kerry, intend to reach a deal of traveling to geneva for nuclear talks tomorrow, ignoring, at the same time, the concerns of our key ally in the region, israel. former pentagon official, fox news special security analyst joining us tonight. this report, we could be hours away from a deal that would only slow uranium enrichment of the part of the iranians, but we would have more sanctions against iran. >> we give up the one piece of leverage which we have which ii the sanctions and they become a

nuclear weapons straight. i think the administration is so desperate for some kind of legacy other than obamacare, they want a deal. they want a deal either with israel on the palestinians which is why you have to the secretary of state hard handing israel, but what they're really what is a deal with iran. it is a lousy deal and what it will lead to is, as you just said, that entire region being awash in a nuclear-weapons, the most chaotic unstable region in the world with the mostly the weapons in the world than the one part of the world that has the essential ingredient for the world economy. lou: pragmatically, realistically, can the united states stopped iran short of military force requiring of their weapons? >> said it is a done deal. they're not going to stop. @%y they have done what they3 have done, fast track initiations combine negotiating with the night in that is stated means that israel cannot attack. israeli attacks, the united states blames israel.

the iranians know they have suckered us into a fast track negotiations, and the deal is in effect. they won't have undergone the shelf ready to go, but they will be so close that everybody in the region knows that iran is a nuclear weapon state and will rush to get their own. lou: ended netanyahu is not simply posing to macy? >> netanyahu has always said if israel will not accept a nuclear iran. the ball is now in our court. what are they going to do? if they do something militarily will be difficult attack and it probably will not stop the iranian program, slow it down, and it will probably come at the expense of the net is its relationship with israel, if you take what the secretary of state and president are saying. lou: i take that it is inconceivable that the relationship with israel would be disrupted, perhaps stressed,

strained, but to be disrupted a cannot imagine. what i can imagine, however, is a russian response if israel does take unilateral action without significant u.s. involvement in the outcome. what will the russians likely to hear if netanyahu it deems it necessary to strike? >> well, this cascading series of events. israeli attacks. well not be ace complete success. then what happens the day after that. does iran retaliate against israel, retaliate by closing the strait of hormuz? where are the russians in this? trying to play a much bigger role in the middle east starting with egypt. we don't know what will happen next, but a lot of things could happen. all of the chess pieces are moving, and you could see within days a larger regional middle east war that we could potentially be drawn into. on the other hand, you know,

iran getting the bomb and then everyone gets the bomb. then where is the world in five years? was with a former cia director yesterday, and he said if israel does that do anything and iran gets the bomb, everyone in the region will have nuclear weapons. the turks will what, the egyptians, the saudis have already said it will buy them from pakistan. it. lou: on order. >> there already paid for them, frankly. so you will have all of those nuclear weapons. when you have low world where nuclear weapons are that accessible, someone will use one. lou: the obama administration, it is so difficult to imagine that intelligent people would be so flummoxed by the challenges of the region that this would be the result. are they truly that incompetence , or is there a greater game being played here that is not apparent?

>> i am not aware of any great game. i think that they are naive enough to think that if they get a deal with kaytoo kaytoo will respect the deal, everyone in the region will hail it as a great deal. i am sure the press corps, the senate, democrats, but, in fact, what it will do is the one thing the deal was supposed to do, prevent proliferation will have begun. lou: thank you for being here. much more on the president's foreign-policy. and time magazine taking a cheap shot on governor christie. all of that and more with the "a-team" next. ♪ lou: president obama swapping out joe biden for hillary clinton. where did you hear that first? that's right. right here. best-selling author ed klein wrote that one right here, and he has more next. ♪ ♪ [ woman ] i'd be a writer.

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lou: time magazine marketing and lot of criticism for his newest profiler. critics call this a cheap shot. christies shares the cover with the headline the elephant in the room. the left really must be afraid of the governor. and the food and drug administration proposed new measures that will all but eliminate trans fats from the nation's food supply. manning the artificial wells p. hynes trans fats which can be found in cookies, crackers, frozen fries and snacks could prevent 20,000 heart attacks from as many as 7,000 deaths. doubling down and getting a lot of the tensions. among the claims the obama campaign consideration of replacing joe biden with hillary clinton in the vp slot. but you first heard that story

right year on our broadcast. best-selling author ann klein he broke the story first. "lou dobbs tonight" more than a year ago. are you saying that you think it is all but a done deal that he will be replaced? >> not saying that all. there were those who were thinking maybe we should consider, replacing biden. lou: there you see it. author of the new york times best-seller, the amateur, and decline with us tonight. good to have you with us. congratulations. you only be them by a little over a year. that is terrific. the idea that this clinton campaign is starting to ratchet up, is there truth to it? is it is organized as we are

hearing from some quarters? >> i do not think it is disorganized. lou: i did not say disorganized and organized. >> is it organized? yes. i think it is very organized. bill clinton as physically handed off the bill, hillary, and chelsea foundation to chesley said that he can spend full-time on running galleries campaign. he is traveling all across the country lining up support with labor unions, big donors, people who have gotten out the vote. it is going to be a massive campaign. i think what we saw in virginia and the negative campaigning that took place, it is a precursor of what the campaign waged by bill clinton will be for hillary. lou: you think it will be that tough, that nasty. >> nasty, very nasty. lou: the attack ads that were rolling out of there, and the

money that they had. of course, an old clinton ally. a very strict easily important win for the democrats, is dead, and particularly for the clintons, the governorship of virginia. >> it reminds me of the spanish civil war when the germans bombed the spanish as a kind of precursor to the big war that was coming up. i think this is a precursor, this race in virginia to the two dozen 16 race. of apply jarupa where. lou: that is not truly a serious idea, is it? >> in his mind is very serious. he has been dialogue. he has been to new hampshire. he has been to south carolina, three of the most key primary states pga is trying to raise money.

i am told by people in his campaign or in his inner circle, i should say, that he is utterly serious even know, as we know, large parts of the electorate see him as a bit of a clownish figure. lou: yet all 16 female democratic senators signed a secret letter to urge secretary to run for resident. >> she just did the same. came out and did the same thing. >> team must have heard there was an opportunity. how significant is that? it is nice, but does it really amount to much in the way of political help? but. >> what bill clinton is trying to engineer is a non competitive primary where hillary will have no serious competition, well not have to answer any serious questions, not spend a lot of money, time, energy on battling an opponent and just walls into

the nomination. greg should have tried that in 2008. it did not work then. it might not work now. >> their remarkable victory when a significant portion of the minority vote colonies bank loaded a jersey. this looks like a serious contender. you think the republican party will taken seriously? >> the media loves chris christie. liberal democrats love chris christie. the question is, will conservative republicans in the primaries love chhis christie. it is smart -- sort of like psyche. will he play well outside new jersey? lou: it looks like we will have an opportunity to find out. lou: thank you so much. ed klein. join the discussion. take us out on twitter. follow us or go to our facebook page. find it at facebook dot com ???

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♪ lou: the service employees international union, soulmates with the republican party, and they are running new television ads. urging house republicans to pass comprehensive immigration reform. take a look. >> he talks and talks about getting things done in washington. >> shut down. >> shut down. >> government shut down. >> congress. >> nothing done in congress. >> thank you anything done. >> while the senate passed a bipartisan comprehensive reform months ago there is still no movement in the house.

lou: those costly as are bringing a total of whattthey has been so far, million dollars pushing immigration reform. $3 million. i shortchange the union on their budget. joining me now, the "a-team," former special assistant to president george w. bush, republican strategist, for white house special assistant, senior adviser to bill clinton. news director of that the party news network. you know, i always love having him here. great to see you. >> nice to see you. lou: is president right now is saying he is sorry to those people who relied on his word and lost their insurance. is that good for you? >> i think that what the president did not explain is what he really meant. that is that there is nothing in obamacare which would require

you to change your insurance. there is not a guarantee, however, in obamacare, that the insurance companies will not decide to change their mind. this is a capitalist system that would not require companies to act in a certain way. if an insurance company decides thaa it no longer wants to offer insurance, they can decide. so i don't know why the democrats and why president obama -- lou: actually, they passed a law just and the four months after the passage of obamacare into which they made absolutely clear, they being the democrats which control both houses. >> we passed obamacare for good reasons, the. lou: and shorts. i am not talking about the darkness of your heart. and just saying what the facts are. let me turn to you. the republicans really have not come up with a rejoinder year, have they? i mean, i am still hearing. they talk about repealing obamacare. a year others talking about the budget, for crying aloud.

i don't understand why the republican party cannot come up with a strategy, an approach, message in the obama administration is fallingstraig. >> you want to talk about that, i think the republican party right now is befuddled. they have no message, direction, no clear idea where they want to take the country and why they should be giving the responsibility back. even more we have seen with obamacare, given the tragedy of the way that this has ruled out and the albatross that sits around the administration and you think the republicans have a coherent message and strategy, and they do not. they better get one in marry. if we are going into the midterm election, republicans cannot give the clear reason why the democrats should be fired and a republican should be hired to my do not see our chances get that big medicine and are making significant inroads announced. lou: they're pounding their chests.

lou: a victory. libertarians made all the difference in the outcome of that race and actually took down the republican candid. in the first district in alabama we wants the tea party of well, play victim to the, again, what i call mccall wrote wing of the republican party, the establishment, the u.s. chamber of commerce. they came in and had their way. >> even i know better than to disagree with you, but on this case i do not think republicans are cheering because the tea party get beat. i think they aae scared because the tea party did much better than they were hoping. so they send kitchen elia out there to literally be a sacrificial lamb. when it came as close as they did, they are getting scared. we did not help them. this is a direct message to the gop. you might want tt start gone back to your conservative center right base to cater to the moderate. lou: you can see them during

that right away. >> if they are smart. lou: take some more money out of the super packs. i cannot quite see that. the other part of that ii -- i was talking about the republican leaders, not republicans themselves, but it looks like the republican party here has decided that they are not big enough, libertarians not be enough for the tea party. >> just a big enough for chris christie is the real question. certainly he, i think, as you have alluded to, would be a very formidable republican party candidate presidents and in the race between chris christie and hillary clinton he would really raise for her money.give her a but the republiccn party is not smart enough to nominate chris christie. that is why we are not worried. >> this is all the democrats want. >> let me say this. the democrats are just waiting for chris christie to come up. the same media that is given will turn on him with such a

vicious manner. lou: you get suspicious when democrats encourage a specific republican to run for office? i remember all the democrats, just thrrlled that romney was running. >> let's not forget mccain. >> they are losing. that is the track record. at the top of it. strategy. rihanna advocating for him because we want him. think he would be a very formidable candidate. >> why would you won an actual real candid it? governor scott walker. >> we agreed. that would be great. >> that would be fantastic. lou: thank you all. up next, the brand new book, george washington's secret six detailing how that president relied on a network of sophisticated spies to turn the outcome of the american revolution.

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♪ lou: my next guest you're very familiar with. in this book he uncovers the kent -- planned test activities of washington is most-active aspiring in this book. it is called george washington's secret six, the spy ring that save the american revolution. the author, fox and friends coast. great to have you here. >> great to be in you with a wonderful studio -- with you in a wonderful city of. >> your studio, it would just be jealousy. you do a great job on that show and every other one. and this is a great book.

and what a great idea. how did this idea occur, how did you come -- >> we stumbled onto it. one thing leads to another. when you talk about. and we figured out that about 1989, it was commemorated 200 plus years. %-what you talking about. in the really had been on and off studying it ever since. i wanted that moment where someone goes, don't worry about that. is overrated. went to the cia and said, tell me about what they did and they said, they are for real. we teach some of that before they go into battle and do any missions. so they say would be great to go and bring this. lou: was allowed them to actually -- what information turned the war itself? this group of six? >> first off, you know about nathan hale, hailed as a hero. he should be. he was hanged in 66 and third ran across town.

washington knew. not one guy. by my side the entire war. over to long island. find me people that we can trust, people and no land, people with nerves of steel. of course you find a bartender. you find a farmer. you find a dry goods owner, a guy that has a print shop. then you find a woman who is upperclass to has said that there's a steal to penetrate the social scene. lou: and that group of people, emphasis -- >> the call perspiring. lou: the call perspiring does so much. how could that possibly be? we are sitting here watching benedict arnold, all sorts of things unfold during the revolutionary war. we did not have a very good counterintelligence rate. >> but when i first met you i was at a certain persons house,

i cannot tell you who. i am on my route to that house, to my left. lou: none of our mutual friends want to be publicly identified. >> he would kill me. i look to the left. this is where benedict arnold started is run. my goodness. i have to start this. one of the things the day did, we know were as agent 355. they all had numbers, encryption , use invisible ink. she penetrated social circles and got the word that there was a general about to switch sides. we don't know exactly u.n. to, but it will begin we have to be aware, and when he wrote is by no and the urging of his kids in 1840's said, i was urged, we and our antennas up to my words not his, and were able to stop. he was going to hand off west point, given the goes sign. all because this group infiltrated right into the nexus of the british command which was new york city, where we sit today. lou: and the people who made up

this rain, i am trying to ask this so we don't spoil it. do you know everything about them? is every detail -- sitting there in history books for others? is there new or are there new areas to explore? >> in this book we brakes and news and approach it like a news story. and the battle of yooktown. we looked into and out of the step grandson of the george washington here noted james river in ten was the writer of the loyalists newspaper and a patriot series with sides in the middle of the war and was it will be unable cuts from the british navy to washington in route to the battle of yorktown, to endeavor to a french. there were able to corner the british and turn the tide of the war. the british still the not know what happened. help with a quote from a british officer said washington did not the fetus, the house by this. lou: it is often the case in

war, but particularly for the united states from other revolutionaries, they were outgunned, allemande, and they had a far more experienced opponent facing them. and to be able to come up with this approach, in some cases it was real war, spying, doing everything intelligence. it is no wonder we would consider it a rather ingenious. >> we want them out. it went from 40 to 90,000. they wanted to crush us. we couldn't. we had the will, no vision, and the mission. these guys. we like the big stars, like washington, but it took the average guy everyday person doing extraordinary things for us to be successful. that's why i put some of the pictures in the book of the grave sites, nondescript, did brave things but did not want credit. lou: you want to give you credit. the author of this great book. the book is george washington's

66. recommended to you highly. is on sale right now at bookstores everywhere. everywhere. thank you for being here. is it for us tonight. thank you for being with us. you will see you tomorrow. good night from new york. ♪

neil: now the ship has really hit the span. the very folks to built the ship, who insisted this was big ship, now want nothing to to with any of this ship, now all but bleeding with this captain, stop, this is total bull ship. look at them now, they must have had enough of this ship, they are abandoning