set -- crew at 6 p.m., and set your dc r, up next, the man himself, lo lou dobbs will keepu posted. posted. >> good evening i am ashley webster in for lou dobbs, details revealed in bowe bergdahl controversy, democrats join the chorus of criticism aimed at the president. fox news confirming that obama administration allowed bergdahl family to participate in highly classified videoconferences with military leaders and the intelligence community, former bin laden unit station, and chief, michael showier told us if bergdahl was more than just a private who left his post. a nationwide audit fines over

100 thousand veterans have fallen victim to the v.a. scheduling scandal. over 50,000 requests ignoreed. congresswoman among our west tonight. and former secretary of state hillary clinton offers more excluses for -- excuses for herrin act on night of benghazi terror attackss. so much more we begin with bowe bergdahl's scandal. we're learning that bergdahl is refuseing to speak with his parents and told hospital staff to stop calling him sergeant, his parents participateed in highly classified military and intelligence meetings as fellow democrats join the krill simp of president obama -- criticism of president obama. state department trying to turn

attention back to guantanamo bay and closing it. fox news chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge with our report. >> reporter: in one of his first actions as president mr. obama signed an executive order promising to close guantanamo bay detention camps within a year, today state deputy tried to gloss over the transfer. >> we've been clear about the fact we don't want political controversy that came out of this swap to impact our effort to close guantanamo bay. >> reporter: seasoned analyst believe that lack of congressional notification coupleed with military assessment that 5 men were high-risk detainees have thrown up new obstacles. >> this is the poster child of unintended consequences, it has the opposite effect. that it is makeing it harder for them i think in short-term, to do transfers. >> reporter: on sunday morning talk show head of house

intelligence committee who support the administration will need chastiseed white house. >> there were other options on the table that never rose to the level of discussion, that is the problem. >> reporter: critics say that president's explanation for the swap is revealing. >> he was disclosing hor than he @%tended it was not to get bergdahl back but worse taliban people we had released. >> reporter: former attorney general michael said, the controversial swap does make sense if it was part of the administration's calculus. >> they want to present a choice that either we let them go or bring them here. and that really is not the choice. >> reporter: details come to light as administration tries to clear current detainees for transfers, a alleged al qaeda member is now embraceing yoga. and an alleged osama bin laden bodyguard wants to run a milk and honey farm, next week, the suspects are back in military

court in guantanamo bay for pretrial motions. the trial could begin next year. and where to hole th hold the my are convictd. >> thank you katherine, for more on bergdahl swap. i am joined by former head of cia bin laden unit michael shower thank you for joining us have we made a mistake? >> it is a place take. it is a -- mistake, a carelessness, and a recklessness, i do not agree with that gentleman who said they are facing unintended consequences, almost always when you have unintended consequences, you could have predicted what was going to happen. and this clearly was a case in this the president, did not care about the future security of the united states and was intent on

pursueing his dream of releasing people who are bent on killing us, back into the public arena. >> that brings up a good question, how do we track these people or anyone we let go that report told us one wants to create his own milk and honey farm, if you can believe that, and they are releaseed to qatar, how are we going to keep an eye on them, recidivism is high when the political prisoners are released. >> we're not going to be able to track them, i can tell you how reliable the qataris are in late 1995, i was part of an operation that foundn qatar, fbi confirmed it was him, and we wanted to kidnap him out of qatar, president clinton said no with support of his lieutenants, and he asked -- said we'll get the kwa qataris to turn him ove, they were approached and agreed and their intelligence service

warned khalid sha*eurbg mohamed, sheikh mohammed he got out. they are unreliable we know that, this is not new. >> bottom line does this give taliban more power, more you know empwoepbl the embolden thet more kidnapping over a weak government in kabul but now they know they can get quite a good deal done with the administration as it stands. >> i think that is right. i would not say they were emboldens, they were probably laughing at us for being horses' behinds, they traded someone who was not worth a nickel to them for 5 of their senior most officials, i think that is going tto come back to haunt us we promise toly n leave no one beh, now every american, it san open season on them, the -- it is an

open season on them, the president creeled that situation himself. himself. >> is there more to bergdahl than we realize, this is complicated story with many layers, could he be a cia plot? that soundss ridiculous but on internet many belief that. >> he is just a piece of baggage, he deserted his comrades in combat, and there should have been no concern about bringing him back. to lose men looking for this person, is almost beyond belief, and about the you know possible that's he had converted to islam and became a jihadi, we have seen that happen several times among soviet deserters who fought afghans in 1980s, that surprise could be coming down the road. >> so what should happen to bergdahl? should he be court-martialed for ha he did? >> anybody else would, but

president has in such a predict am at the moment that military probably will swallow their pride, and find he was guilty of some administrative violation, rather than doing what they should, and find him guilty of deserg in a combat zone. >> i was listening to diane feinstein who normally is toes the administration line but he said part of reasoning of bergdahl was health was in bad shape, he was threatened. but i don't get that sense, do you? i don't know how they can say that. >> not from what we have learned so far in pretty good physical shape, and he is sat least -- at least not wanting to talk to his family. >> does this give us more freedom to go after extremeist groups without worrying he economy collateral damage. >> no, one thing that press has not picked up on, i think part of this deal of taliban wanted

to us prove or bonafides before the trade, there have been almost no drone attacks since 2013, i believe that u.s. government agreeed to that condition with the taliban, to prove they were going to follow through with what they were said they were going to do. >> very interesting story, many more details i'm sure, michael thank you so much for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> and a troubling new report on the scandal plagued veteran's affairs deputy, internal audit to v.a. hundreds of facilities finds more than 5700,000 veteran --57,000 veterans have been waiting 90 days or more for a first appointment and 64,000 falling through the cracks. the federal government is engaged in a battle with watch dog organization about information it received from

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ashley: our next guest will be part of a critical hearing on veteran's affair scandal just about to get underway, today's audit from v.a. confirms that what we've known all along they falsifyed wait times to cover-up their mess. joining us now, a member of veterans affairs committee, thank you for joining us, you have a h to run off to, but it seems that the deeper we dig into running of v.a. facility, the uglier it becomes, could it be the tip of the iceberg? >> i think it is, sadly today this confirms what we've known for a long time, respect said 57,000 -- report said that 57,000 veterans are still awaiting a first appointment. we have known this a systemic problem, that wo all that would

find a lot of issues, i have said there have been numerous reports, now this audit, really, it confirms what ig and ga reports have said, a problem that v.a. refuseed to follow the directs and clean it up. ashley: the audit says their 15 day anxiety target for -- anxious target for waiting time was not reasonable, not attainible giving staffing levels and demand for services, yet lying and falsifying of records that went on was ramp pat with supervisors froma we could tell hoardering their troops if you like, to falsify the record, just to get the bonuses. this is set up to fail. at the expense of the veterans. >> there has been deliberate scream created by bad actors in this v.a., this issue with over tight, is going to have to done

to be quick, and very thorough, and bipartisan so we can get to a solution. if we don't root out the bad actors, does not who leads v.a. we'll be right back in the situation in a short amount of time, i think, we have to continue to drill down, and drill down quickly to get to the bottom before we lose the attention of people, and so people can hold everyone responsible for this, and hopefully we have get senate moving in passing some bills in this house, still sitting doa on senate side, american people need to weigh in, i think to urgency of hour. hour. ashley: this is no quick fix is it, it could cost quite a lot of money to get it right. >> that is why we need to bring in a new secretary with experience in a large hospital network that knows how to structure something so. >> is fail safe types of parameters inside, this v.a. did not have anything fail safe, one

reason they have been able to manipulate data and waiting time, and create a scheme they made money on with incentive of bonuses is because the i-t system is messed up, it has not been identified or addressed yet. ashley: while we take the time to get this mess sorted out, who hope is there for veterans who need medical care, can they go to nonv.a. doctors, what faith saves or safety nets are being put in place? >> we just passed on a house floor, a huge bipartisan vote veterans accountbility act that will offer that bridge to how folks get care, and allowing v.a. the ability to fire the senior level executive but until senate moves something out and we have a law for president to sign it is difficult. that is why i don't make sure we don't get caught up in a bunch of empty words and rhet rhetori. >> with all due respect, not a lot of that out of washington,

so partisan is this an issue that could avoid those political you know standoffs, can we get something done quickly. >> so far this has been a bipartisan issue, politics has not played a role, i intend to keep it that way certainly on my part, hour house committee -- our house committee is an example how both geting iing itn half of your veterans. >> what do you hope to aceo of in tonight's hearing? >> we'll havee ask more questions, hopefully get more answers, keep this accountability level at a heer stand thhn this has been, our job on hold the new secretary on solution. ashley: a big task ahead of you you wish you the best. >> thank you very much. thank you. >> all right looking at our online poll results we asked 70

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ashley: coming up, in moments controversial remarks on benghazi reveal in excerpts of hillary clinton a new book on eve of its relief, at a-team take that up and more. and taliban attacking one of pakistan's biggest airports on heels of bowe bergdahl-guantanamo bay prisoner swap. first there is a humanitarian crisis on our southern border, getting worse, a human piedave d children from central america

tryinging to cross into u.s. overwhelming our border patrol officials. why it is happening and why it is a crisis of the president's own makeing. >> tens of thousands of unacome aump newed minors are flooding across border,. >> we said if you don't esforce the laws, people in world will try to interpret they should try to come illegally. >> unocompan unaccompanied minoe process, then turned over to deputy of health and human service, hundreds have been transferred in nogales, arizona, arizona governor jan brewer is

disturbed and outraged that president obama's administration continues to implement this dangerous and inhumane policy. >> the number of children coming alone from central america to u.s. has grown. >> one estimate puts number of unaccompanied minors from el salvador, guatemala and hhnduras at estimated 0 tphaoeub 9 thous year. senior officialss -- sceptics points to comment of guatemala ambassador to u.s. on sunday, violence is not the reason, it is a matter of lack of opportunities, of trying to reach the american dream. a number of military basis have been or in process of being approved as holding locations for the children, we confirm

that administration asking capitol hill for more than $2 billion in addition funding to deal with the massive influx. >> thank you. well, states supreme court also today issueing a ruling affecting illegal immigrant children in u.s., justices ruling 5 to 4 the children who become adults during their parent's year long way are in visas must go to the back of the line once they reach the age of 21. >> and inspiring story out of michigan, a 14-year-old boy carried his younger brother on his back for 40 miles to raise awareness about cerebral palsy, he wanted to give a face to the disorder that affects his brother, he trained for months with weights, before strapping his 50 pound brother to his back over the week for the 40 mile 22nd ove40 trekover two days. >> columbus, and louis and

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ashley: hillary clinton's endless media talk just getting going. first up she defended the millions of dollars she and her husband have earned giving speeches. >> you have no reason to remember but we came out of the white house not only dead broke but in death. we struggled to peace together the resources for mortgages for houses, for chelsea's education. it was not easy. ashley: and here is her response to criticism she could have done more during the 2012 benghazi terrorist attack. >> what i did was give very

direct instructions that the people who have the expertise and experience in security -- that is personal, diane. i'm not equipped to look at blueprints to determine where the blast walls need to be or reinforcement, that is why we hire people who have that expertise. ashley: "not my fault." clinton's memoir comes out tomorrow. joining us now, contributor to forbes and former white house contributor under george w. bush. the "a-team" is here. she says i leave all of it to my experts, that is what they are hired to do. what does that say?

"it's not my fault." >> is basically saying the octave not stop here, saying i was not a leader here, i would not do leadership here, it was not good enough. ashley: what do blueprints have to do with it? they were warned, they were given warnings about it, blamed on this obscure internet video, but hillary saying i can't read blueprints. what does that have to do with it? >> these are people who work for you in the most dangerous parts of the world. you ought to be briefed. these attacks occurred on september 11, it wasn't that shocking that places in libya where our ambassador would be could be a place where terrorist attacks could occur. this is not too wild to think

about. i think she is going to need to testify. ashley: what about this revelation they were bust, broke, in debt when they left the white house. it does not say much to her savvy, does it? >> they were in debt because he wanted to do inappropriate things with an intern. the long, sad story continues. i don't know how they did it. ashley: i don't know how they did it either. >> exactly. $100 million. one thing paying your legitimate cost, the family, what have you.

we are the party of the people, we are the party that fight against wall street and that hillary collects these exorbitant fees from goldman sachs. people in banana republic go into government to make money. you're supposed to go into government to make a difference. we had jfk saying as with you can do for your country. hillary says ask what your country can do for me. ashley: let's switch gears a little bit. we have live pictures, the moral of these audits and the more information we get is an absolute disaster. this picture gets uglier and uglier, tip of the iceberg, it wouldn't be cheap.

when you have the government running the show like this you have incompetence, lack of incentives, we have proposals to privatize, have vouchers, choose their care. ashley: they never got any care. >> the reason we have a veteran health care system is because we wanted to treat our veterans in a special manner. a precursor to obamacare and the fact their government, expensive government, does not result in better services for customers and what would happen with obamacare is frightening. we are seeing the most liberal president look at what it resorts in. getting treated poorly. you think it will stop when republicans start winning election to ge.

ashley: it is a quite mind blowing negotiation where 40, 50,000 unaccompanied children have shown up literally being put in warehouses much to california governor brewer because she had no idea this was going on. the question is are the policies of this country leading to situations like this where we have a united states, get a way in and be able to get citizenship, are we putting out the red carpet? or are they just being forced here through violence in their home country. what response to we have for something this? >> i think we are a charitable country, we do put the red carpet out to immigrants, but the problem is there anything abuse the system. our immigration system is flat-out broken and busted, we have to fix it. we have a problem with people overstaying their visas and what

we are reading in the headlines people are coming over the border and kids coming over the border. there are instabilities but we have to fix the system, pass legislation and fix the system or it will get worse and worse. ashley: very quickly. >> what is very sad about this and scary is governor brewer had to find out about this from the media, not the administration. if you look at the kits, where they are coming from, what a mullah, not from mexico where they were coming from before. mexico has recovered, through private sector reform. this is a textbook case we need private sector reforms all over the world and this is why we are a beacon of freedom. ashley: thank you for joining us, really appreciate it. a reminder to vote in the online poll. do you believe there is more to the story that him just being a deserter?

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merck is going to buy pharmaceuticals in a $3.8 billion deal did shares of the drugmaker surgeon 230% on that news. family dollar had a good day up following the adoption of a poison pill strategy after carl icahn disclosed a large stake in the company. and forecasting the economy will grow 3.5% in the second quarter. by the way, be sure to listen to the financial report three times per day coast-to-coast on the salem radio network. the pakistani taliban threatening more violence after claiming responsibly for last night's massive attack at the airport which left more than two dozen people dead. for more on the growing threat from the taliban and in nuclear talks, joined by fox news national security analyst kt mcfarland. thank you for being here and i'll is always so much to talk about. let's talk about what is going on in pakistan, always a tinderbox for terrorist events,

what does this mean westmar. will we see more of this? >> he whole region is about to blow. the taliban, not just one taliban, there are a lot all fighting each other. they are basically like mafia tribes. they fight the government, they fight each other. as we leave afghanistan, they will see there is an opportunity to fight each other to get the pickings of afghanistan and the taliban have had a safe haven in pakistan for the last decade. ashley: what do we do about it? >> not a whole lot, and we have been foolish in the last 10 years.

getting al qaeda, and we got al qaeda by the end of december in 2001, we let them off the hook. less than 200 of them, instead of following them across into the pakistan and killing the last 200 of them, we started subcontracting. we tried to nation build, which you can't do in that part of the world. ashley: let's talk about ukraine. you spent a week in ukraine. i get a sense things are calling down there. mr. putin appears to be backing off, what is your sense of what is going on there? >> there are a lot of things going on, he has played us so well. if he doesn't move tens across the border, as long as he sends special forces in, doesn't have russians insignia on the uniforms, he is plausible

deniability. what has happened in ukraine is the russians have any effect invaded eastern ukraine. they are collapsed for several years, not brought back, they are now trying to fighting a losing battle and at the same time they have a second war in government. there are wars against corruption. endemic corruption in ukraine. the new ukrainian government can beat back the russian invasion at the same time as solving the corruption. ashley: we shall see. getting the officials in geneva talking about the iranian nuclear program. >> that is a big yawn. ashley: i have to mention it because here we are talking again, can we trust iran? >> i ran has been they want out of this. as the sanctions were lifted,

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great almost murder mystery for everything that could go wrong did go wrong making for a great spectacle. ashley: fascinating because they suffered a variety of tropical diseases, lost his hearing after an insect crawled in his ear, at one point was temporarily blinded which almost in ironic fashion get to a huge lake he cannot see it because he is blind. how do they get into a rivalry, why did they end up at odds with each other for so much? >> the interesting thing is you would think the only two english guys who can speak the same language with one another traveling in africa for almost three years would get along with each other.

thinking lake victoria was the center of the nile, they would speak at the first, putting his point of view across and by the time burton got there, he was ruined because everybody believed they could speak. he had a dueling scar on one cheek, he was a man known for being infamous with his behavior and his anger, he would have to speak with a vengeance did ashley: he ended up shooting himself accidentally climbing over a brick wall. the gun went off and shot himself in the chest. >> i don't think it was an accident. he literally put it up against his chest, you don't do that if you are at all familiar with

guns. he felt he had no way out. he had lost his good name. what a tragic way to end for such a courageous individual. ashley: a big part of this book as he wanted to find out what are the qualities of these explorers, not only these two, but the other great explorers, what did you find out? >> again, as you and i have discussed, as i wrote this book i began to wonder what qualities do they possess that i didn't possess? what is the difference between guys like that and guys were a little more normal? i found there was a progression, curiosity of courage, passion, independence, self-discipline and perseverance. that is the path to greatness for any great undertaking if you are steve jobs or lewis and clark were chris for columbus, that is the path that gets you from point a to point b. it was fun to research that.

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