see you next week. night. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everyone. tragic news tonight. the fort hood shooting. the shooter's identity, his possible motive after he killed three of his fellow soldiers and wounded 16 others. turning his 45 caliber handgun to himself. an act he committed after the shooting out for that. ivan lopez has been identified as the shooter. he enlisted in the army in 2008. he served in the puerto rican national guard for nearly a decade. he served one tour in iraq from

august to december 2011. he worked as a truck driver with his military record and he was assigned to fort hood over a month ago. he began seeing a psychiatrist for posttraumatic stress disorder, a condition that still has yet to be diagnosed. he was being evaluated. his doctor claimed that he showed no violent or suicidal tendencies. he was being treated for leg deprivation, depression, anxiety. and he was prescribed sleep aid ambien. they did point to the mental health history of lopez as the likely cause of the rampage and the tragedy. >> we have very strong evidence that he had medical history that indicates unstable psychiatric or psychological conditions.

going through all of the records to ensure that that is correct. but we believe that to be the fundamental cause of factor. lou: pointing to the strong possibility of a herbal altercation with other soldiers, just before the shootings. pentagon officials today pointed to specific measures that have been put in place since the fort hood shooting in 2009. those procedures work yesterday. the first being a signed notification to alert the base to shelter. and the change in how mps respond to a crisis. those officials say that poetry police officers were trained to stay in place and to corner office safe area. they are now trained get in there and find the shooter. to which it is worth noting that both yesterday's tragedy in the 2009 tragedy and development

when the shooters were confronted by armed police. and the deaths of more than 300 people is the focus on capitol hill this week. filled airbags, the recall of 2.6 million and the new ceo is judging questions about the culture of corruption and blaming the old general motors, the one that went bankrupt and the taxpayers rescued in 2009. new culture aimed at expanding its global market share. some accusing gm of being the outsourcer in chief. seven out of 10 gm automobiles are built outside the united states. seven out of 10. general motors is engaged in 11 joint ventures with the chinese

government control auto manufacturers. the research and development through china, also evident across the southern border with mexico. that is where a faulty ignition switch was manufactured for general motors. but startlingly general motors now has two shifts of workers making the replacement for that defective ignition switch as they work at a mexican plant. they should be ready for shipment later this month. so our first guest tonight says it may have been a culture of corruption, but there is a higher standard at gm since the company went bankrupt. joining us now is the executive editorial director of the kelley blue book. >> read to be with you.

>> watching mary is sworn in. stepping up i gave her great credit. i have to tell you that i was unimpressed with her answers which i expected to be more director more forthcoming the way in which he was standing up in the days and moments preceding the swearing-in. >> i think you're not alone. i think the congressman and the senators were equally unimpressed with that. the good news is that most people didn't watch all the testimony and they are going to see her testifying before congress. lou: she has a very strong reputation in the automobile industry. but not a single horstman talked about where that was made. who was that created that

defective part in what was done about it within delphi, which at that. lack of time was deciding as much as general motors itself that it would tell itself a lease on the idea that cheaper is better and we will worry about the rest later. what we are witnessing here is devastating because we now know that 70% of the cars that they are making, general motors, 70% is away from this country, the richest consumer market in the world. this is madness. is it not? >> anyway it is madness. but in a way that is how the global auto industry works and they are very successful in china. so there is a good reason that they are building a lot of vehicles in china and they are concentrating a lot of effort on it. at the same time, off shoring a

lot of this stuff could result in this recall part, very inexpensive part that has untold damage. lou: off shoring the production, sharing, if you will. sharing the knowledge base in return for orders and that is the effect of it. but the real effect is working men and women in this country come in the middle class, they are being devastated by these decisions and i have no problem at all with general motors building plans in china or wherever they can sell a car. but i do have a problem making a decision that they will take on the cheapest labor no matter how distant the manufacturing facility from the home market is, and this occurring in the rich consumer market. it's not a story that then well told. the impact on the market share profit could be significant.

>> certainly quality and the lack thereof has been a significant drag on gm for years. and the cost driven other than customer driven culture. the 50% market share to 20% market sshare. it is obvious what y you're sayg has a lot of merit. and i think that a lot of companies are returning some production and certainly design and control to north america and the united states specifically. lou: and we are recognizing the devastation in all of this building plans and adding to them in the united states. a peculiar market that you preside over there editorially. >> is a great one to cover. there's always something happening and always something interesting going on.

lou: hopefully something more positive than what we are seeing with general motors. come back soon. >> always a pleasure. lou: on wall street today, stocks are a little bit changed. investors were awaiting the jobs report. the dow jones the jobs report. the dow jones down a fraction, the s&p lost two points. and starts pushing the nasdaq down 39 points. crude oil gaining 67 cents just about $100 per barrel. ending a 1284 per ounce, down slightly 2.79%. weekly jobless claims rose a little more than expected. of 16,000 to 326,000. former cia director mike morell and his testimony on benghazi, raising far more questions than he answered area there in the room, he is here on tonight's broadcast coming up next.

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in the testimony and benghazi has sparked outrage. our first guest has been one of the lead investigators who questioned yesterday's hearing about ignoring the station chief on the ground in libya. >> who would you go to to get the most accurate information if you want to find out about an incident that happened in the country? >> if i'm looking for the cia's judgment about what happened in a particular case, i would go to my analysts. >> joining us is lynn westmoreland, a member of the select committee on intelligence who also serves as the deputy chairman of the national republican congressional committee. it's good to have you with us. that was an astounding answer from a man who for a time was the acting director of the central intelligence agency.

>> you are exactly right. that was one of the more confusing answers that we got. we had several confusing answers. you know, it just doesn't give the american people a lot of security when you have somebody, the director of the cia that relies on an analyst in washington to keep in mind, he was in jordan when this happened with the station chief, the person that had taken over for ambassador stevens, when they all said that there was no demonstration, you go an ally on an analyst that was not there. >> there may have been some

unintended on the part of the gentlemen, some reassurance that he was no longer there in an active capacity there at the cia. he said something else that was absolutely flummoxed thing. and that was that he didn't know for whom he was tinkering with those reports or the purpose of the talking points, he didn't know the audience those talking points again no idea that susan rice would be using this talking point. do you believe a word of what the man said? >> well, i don't want to call him a liar. but that's just not the truth. the analyst that did the information on the attack was part of him when he spoke to us and he was the one that from what he testified to, he did the

analysis. and so these things were done relatively quick. but you would think that the director of the cia or the w-2 after, if you had an incident and he would call the person on the ground to see what had happened almost immediately but yet he claims that he did not know the testimony until the 15th of september. and that is not believable. lou: does not shock you that he would actually believe that that idiotic amateur video that he could ascribe anything to it as the cause of the conflict being overrun. it is such variance with reality and his common sense and his own sophisticated knowledge.

this is the man who was among the first to say that george bush on september 11, that he believed it was okay to who was responsible for september 11 and the attacks on the pentagon and the twin towers. >> let me say that nothing this administration does shocks me anymore. he used to, but it doesn't now. but you are exactly right. he was with president bush in florida. he immediately told the president that it was osama bin laden and al qaeda. and i asked him directly. and i said with all of the 4000 pages of intelligence, which you had all compiled between every 2012 and september, you didn't have any idea that al qaeda would be involved. 4000 pages issued by your

department. supposedly in and out fou day beberethe attack. that is just amazing to me. lou: despite the fact that the british ambassador had been attacked with the international red cross. >> we were the only flag left line and benghazi. everyone else shut down shop and left. lou: there is apparently another flag that flew from time to time. >> yes, a black flag. lou: congressman connolly thank you for being with us or you are thinking for having me. lou: time for a look at our poll from last night. we asked whether you believe that former acting cia director mike morell was an honest man. 94% said no. please vote in tonight's poll. should military members be

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lou: the house oversight committee says it will vote next thursday on whether the irs officials, bullis lerner, is in contempt of congress. she has twice reviews to answer questions from lawmakers. a new irs commissioner has been on the job he were then four months. but already is racking up the

pinocchio's for his wayward language. "the washington post" fact checker taking issue with these remarks that he made about that targeting scandal. sumac inspector general down an appropriate criteria to select organizations for further review. he did not refer to it as targeted. an appropriate criteria were used. i don't think i use the w word target. but definitely we have the knowledge that applications were delayed unnecessarily and for too long. lou: a were targeting is a fact. the inspector general has referred to it as targeting. so "the washington post", whose hearts must have been 18, awarding him re-pinocchio's for his, well, i wouldn't say lying ways. investors seeing little reason to make it eight that ahead of

tomorrow's job report. joining us is my colleague charles payne and also the ceo of wall street strategies. what do you make of this market right now? is it just everyone who were worn on employed last month? >> beneath the surface, there is a volcano corrupting underneath the surface. what i find interesting is that you have this whole course of the doom and gloom and every six months they have a new bookand they are all talking about the crash and the is actually a titanic crash happening right now beneath the surface. he talked about it earlier. the biotech stocks, facebook torn apart. stocks going up 50%. there is a titanic crash beneath the surface at this moment. lou: 5%, 50% may be. but we are talking about big

flashy runners, 200 to 300% gains. they had a little bit to give back. >> yes, instead of some of the newer names, maybe not as much. but what i like about it is that it's all happening with very little fanfare and they haven't spread to the entire market. you have people who have made a lot of money to your point. so they are rotating and saying, you know, i'm going to get out of the highflying tech. and then wait for the job. there's a more interesting aspect as far as it is concerned. we have turned a corner where they are legitimately routing. lou: if we listen carefully to germany on come i think we heard some good news there. she really didn't back away from it. but the truth is that she was indicating pretty strongly

initially that the economy would be strong enough that they could accelerate the bond purchase reduction. >> accelerate the tapering. yet area but in my mind it was never about quantitative easing. the quantitative easing, halfway into mortgage-backed securities. those are issues by fannie mae and freddie mac are in all this directly when into the coffers of federal government. so we have two schools of thought. and then you have the people who are afraid that they will be moving too slow. lou: let's get to the real news of the day. this continued play 60 minutes and high frequency trading. the world is aghast that this is going on. we have been reporting on this

broadcast for years. and the fact is that it is a character set of the marketplace and it's approved by the sec released in acquiescence. and they also sell a lot of access to the market. with high-speed lines. >> shirt. to your point, all of a sudden some guy having an epiphany a couple of years ago -- i mean, give me a break. in $2097.9 billion in revenue. it's not a new phenomenon. but i will tell you that i think it is part of larger picture. in this book there is the hero and you go to the exchange. there is a video. what does that have to do with high frequency trading?

and it was more political than anything else. and there something deeper here. i feel that it's another attack on capitalism in general. wall street in particular. a lot of it is nefarious. lou: what i really like is the intense questioning by 60 minutes of all of these folks to understand what the role is of the fcc, they didn't mention the exchanges and their roles. you know, the fact that more than half of the volume on our exchanges are through high frequency trading. >> to caution you, charles schwab came out with a statement today. he made a point. when this bubbles up and is on

the front page, people become worried. they do reject the market and capitalism. lou: the one they have already rejected? >> yes. when the other half reject it, i do not know where we will be. it is a problem from a pr point of view. >> yes, it is. the underlying fact that everyone should take absolute no to and i'm talking to the sbc and the exchanges here. the retail investor has always got to be number one. two i agree 1000%. >> thank you. lou: be sure to listen to our financial reports three times a day coast-to-coast on the salem radio network. in a victory for free speech in oregon. having to pay a former student more than $100,000 in damages after the university confiscated distribution of the conservative newspaper. university would say that they didn't confiscate them.

they just made it necessary that the liberty be confiscated and they were talked into it. school officials said they wanted to do the campus justice. so how pretty did they won a? we are coming right back. >> and cause the testimony, lapses of memory. the "a-team" on who mike morell was trying to protect

lou: joining us is the "a team." juan williams pulitzer prize-winning journalist judith miller. and co-host of "red eye."

let's turn to obamacare. they pushed it over the top 7.one. all laelia. >>. >> the majority of the press reports that number not even uncritically. the question never just take the government's word for anything? when yadministration that is all about your plan you can keep your plan of this issue specifically how do you trust them? i don't get it. lou: i cannot find an instance where they have not been caught lying. you say that should not be a profound edifice? >> also why don't they have accurate data how many people have paid? how hard is it to get that data? lou: good questions. >> how hard was it to get a

website that people could sign on to? lou: you are turning on them. >> give them the benefit of the dow we will see how many are paying premiums it is more or less than the national average for clients such a broken record we cannot make judgments and tell all numbers are in with experience. >> i promise to constrain sometimes i have seen over the quick reaction. lead us forward from her generous warm spirit way could not apply critical judgment now. could we? >> we will try. i am living in fear of your ferocious nature. [laughter] i think playing to all the conservatives that obamacare is terrible.

they had a fabulous we care is joy that they feel they pulled one out. as the jake carty said they made up numbers it would have done it before now because most of the public thinks they are incompetent when it comes to managing the system. lou: they are bad lawyer -- myers as well as bad managers. [laughter] >> it is great day up to the number from 7 million up at 7.1 million the you say really? if it is 7.one. okay. now i believe you. >> let's turn to the man who invited to congress without a blush. i did not hear a single word who i thought was true.

>> there are simply too many inconsistencies. he is in jordan turning to his analyst in washington to figure out what happened to first and that is the final arbiter? that does not make sense but he has signed a book contract so i am sure he save something for his book. lou: say it is not so. >> i did not know that. she has the inside scoop spanish she looks the book contracts over very carefully. >> the big news for me was the way he talked about david petraeus and he had a close relationship with him. clearly he was not on the defense with the charges he

made mistakes but doing it not out of political motivation because he wanted the cia to look good to not appear self-serving and trying to make him look better was petraeus. >> i am a little confused shoulddwe give them the benefit of the dow? [laughter] they cannot even keep their own stories straight. he said it was he and others that changed the talking points but we have senators saying at the time he said it was the fbi. if you're going to live be better and keep your story straight. lou: when you say it was the public affairs office change the talking points. [laughter] i am not sure how much expertise residing now but a comfortable about. great to have you here.

be sure to watch redeye 3:00 a.m.. the crew will be there and i have been invited to join them. we will not explore why. [laughter] a reminder to vote in our poll tonight should military members be permitted to carry firearms while on base? don't ask lou dobbs.com courtesy of abraham lincoln a repetition of the day my concern is not if you have failed but if you are content with your failure. and clinton on jimmy kimmel last night and talking about aliens. >> we know from our fancies telescopes that the last two years more then 20 planets have been identified outside our solar system that is far

enough away that they might be able to support some form of life. [laughter] if we were visited someday i would not be surprised. lou: save what you want about that fellow but he is brigade knowledgeable. he strikes me as an educated man and smart to boot. sarah of palin shows off her comedic skills of "the tonight show." >> why are you calling me? >> in 2008 you predicted i would invade ukraine. is this true? >> you bet. [laughter] >> that is what everyone says you are such a strong leader. >> i come from strong genes but president obama comes from mom jeans. lou: not bad. [laughter] of all cooperation with russia much of what was being discussed

there so what happens to the two americans that our board the international space station depending on the russians for their trip home? astrophysicist joins me

lou: the son ejected a massive electromagnetic solar flare that talk radio waves were a couple of minutes the solar maximum is not quite done although it did not arise that far at all. joining us to discuss astrophysics is the professor of astrophysics great to have you here. >> always up pleasure. >> we have a lot to cover. is the son of wakening ready to send off our direction it? to make them more reedbird

about the sun the more we realize we know so little about it. lou: that is the problem with you. [laughter] all the knowledge and investment senate last month scientist showed the of spacecraft there was a solar flare that happened in 2012 and added it was aimed at the earth it could have been the most powerful in damaging solar storm in the united states. lou: don't skip over one thing very quickly. casanova says it isn't that pretty extreme joy and our part? >> it is depressing. lou: with two astronauts aboard the space station? >> when you have of policy makers it should not be

political we know the very smart very intelligent creating the next generation technology but that smart had talent runs up against policy. lou: and doing it on dwindling budgets because of the geniuses. [laughter] >> if you are telling me that you think there should be more federal support of technology development? and we completely agree. lou: i thought so. we are watching illustrates -- astrolabes almost weekly -- weekly dow would dwarf planet. the discovery of 20 planets isn't that impressive? ltd. is a remarkable discovery in our solar system sometimes to think billions of light years away but just in the solar system

we have confirmed we have confirmed to asteroids with rings around it the means there are physical processes going on micro and macro scale to produce structures with the plan a building and comets and asteroids building that is still good. lou: the dwarf a planet with the implication i will let knowledge of the existence of a giant planet. >> 250 times the distance away from the sun. >> it has been shown to be possible because we have of a cloud 1 trillion miles away. if comets can shoot 100 million miles away there has to be something ee there to moderate that

motion it could be this one planet that was discovered recently. lou: of all that is going on of all the discoveries? >> i myself studied distant galaxies so i talk about billions of miles away with black holes but right now president clinton might have hit it. we are discovering not just these 20 planets but literally thousands beyond the solar system just barely starting to scratch the surface. lou: you are not intimating? of. [laughter] >> possibility is definitely there whether or not they come here. >> just like croswell day mexico i have been there a number of times.

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lou: a few thoughts on presidential legacy. historians are not the only ones to be trusted to credibly save the legacy of our president though legacy is defined by the landmark legislation their victories are contributions to material and moral

betterment of our people and the uplifting atmosphere of the administration of the nation and no matter how troubled the times are tumultuous of their terms in office but it is often true that presidents are know by the mood that they set while and office the voodoo that they create for the people they serve. but for restoring prosperity to ensuring the class of the soviet union. even though they did not use the word in his speech about a crisis of national confidence. for what would mr. obama be known? and arguably only murdoch faces the prospect of tremendous losses for the senate this fall to see for the judgments of others

carter had his french word and i believe obama will have his legacy as well. mistral thomasina's resigned to a national mood of the word that means lack of energy. failing to muster the energy the purpose to a brighter and stronger future of our nation deserves. it is a shame to turn to the of french what is the sorry state of american affairs. time for a few of your comments with responses to the poll question is former cia acting director an honest man?

>> absolutely not. but then who connected to government is? >> no. he is not honest since he admitted he did not put the facts on the ground over the cia inside personal. >> nasa's spending in the relations of the caribbean situation is the joke. feel the transportation back to earth from the space station is the russian spacecraft. i know of our policies are stupid but i don't think we are that stupid. we love to hear from you. the bill be at lou@loudobbs.com. follows on twitter or go to the facebook page and links to everything that lou dobbs and.com. free copies of my book "upheaval" to the authors of the comments that we read each and every night. that is it for tonight coming up tomorrow major

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