entire country? and the way the guys are running away. great show, appreciate you watching, love, it every night at 6:00 p.m., dvr us, i'll be up with varney in the morning. right now i leave you in the hands of one of the best ever, lou dobbs. lou: good evening, everybody, these are dire times. president obama's policies on immigration have led to an orchestrated march on our southern border with tens of thousands of unaccompanied children. and policies in iraq have led to a march on baghdad by radical islamists who are now an army, an army that is conquering cities, large numbers of iraqis are now either fleeing that army or under the control of the islamic state of iraq and the lavante, the isl. swaths of northern iraq and eastern syria, including the

iraqi cities of mosul and tikrit. and apparently, this threat was not perceived by either the national security council or the president who had said just six months ago that these radical islamists, these terrorists, were the, quote, jv, the same president who just yesterday made this astounding declaration about the state of violence in the world today. >> the world is less violent than it has ever been. it is healthier than it has ever been. it is more tolerant than it has ever been. charles: fewer than 24 hours later, mr. obama was forced to respond to the rising fate in iraq, and as he's done before in syria, iran, ukraine, among others, the president refused to rule out military intervention. >> my team is working around the clock to identify how we can provide the most effective

assistance to them. i don't rule out anything because we do have a stake in making sure that these jihadists are not getting a permanent foot hold in either iraq and syria for that matter. lou: to put the president's statement in perspective, president obama, on august 18, 2011, said that syrian dictator bashar al-assad must go. the president has made that statement at least 13 more times over the past three years, with assad of course firmly in control of syria. president obama brought our troops home from iraq in december of 2011 to fulfill one of his biggest campaign promises, and then apparently put iraq out of mind. this, after 4,490 of our military lost their lives, after taxpayers spent 2.2 trillion dollars to fund that

war and the rebuilding effort. today, president obama is not ruling out going back. we'll take all of this up here in moments with retired four-star general jack keane. reports that iraqi president maliki is offering help for the iranian kunz forces and may seek ref new jersey iran. lieutenant colonel ralph peters will be here as well and the department of health and human services offering rewards for the obama-made humanitarian crisis at our border. what is going on here? among other things, we'll be taking that up with billionaire businessman and publisher mort zuckerman. joining me now retired four-star army general and vice chief of staff, jack keane and fox news military analyst. general, thanks for being here, and first, this white house is

simply either ignored or simply missed the advance of a ferocious force that looks to be moving tonight against baghdad itself. >> yes, certainly. they've seen for some time, the presence of the isis as it built up in the west and enjoyed success there over a period of a number of months and been observing it prepare and set conditions for an sul which began actually last year. so there's no surprise in the national security business what's happening, lou. i think what is a surprise is the rapid collapse of the iraqi security forces and, in this case, the army. and that's due in large measure to maliki, when we were leaving and he knew we were not going to be there anymore, he just purged his military leaders, battalion, brigade commanders

who distinguished themselves and put in cronies and hax. and as a result of, that over time, lou, the morale of this force gradually deteriorated. it was kind of like a house that looks good on the outside and termites eating it away on the inside to the point where it's hollowed out and could fall down if it's pressured. that's what happened here. the strength facing the isis when they arrived on the scene was as low in some units as 50% because of the high desertion rates. this is a result of lousy leadership that maliki owns accountability for. lou: lousy leadership, whatever the result, and it looks like it hangs in the balance of perhaps as early as the next few days, whether baghdad will be under the control of the isis or isil, if you prefer, the reality is that al-maliki

is a shiite. he has broken deals with the sunnis and persecuted many of them and is turning not only to the united states begging for air cover, but turning as well to teheran and asking for the support of the forces whoever will step up to defend baghdad? >> absolutely, lou, the strategic consequences what we were dealing with exceeds anything that we have confronted early on in iraq or certainly in afghanistan post-9/11. this is the forming of the califate in syria and iraq, and the most dangerous thing that could take place in the middle east and will absolutely threaten the security of the united states. the second thing, if we do not help maliki now, regardless of the mistakes that maliki has

made and the mistakes we have made by walking out on him in 2011, put that in the past. we have to deal with what's right in front of us. what's right in front of us is advancing military that can be stopped. if we don't help maliki, he will turn, as you noted, he will turn to the iranians, and this is qassim sulimani, adviser to assad and provides forces on the ground to consider syria a client state. they will do the same thing here if we do not help maliki, and then we will have the southern part of iraq, a client state of iran, and a huge radical islamist califate that will threaten the united states and the middle east it. should be unacceptable and should be to this administration and we definitely should provide assistance to maliki in the emergency situation we have.

lou: i'm going to speak plainly on the issue of oil, natural resources, the policy this country has followed in iraq. we did the right thing, we got up, we got out. so we felt. but now as we look at 3.5 million barrel oil ofs production a day. the second largest opec nation in iraq, threatened by iranians, the shiites, the sunni forces, that is represented by the isis or isil. either way you look at this, we have behaved naively, and irresponsibly, it seems to me, to simply cast the fate of those people for whom we have shed blood and spent enormous treasure and have put a huge resources now hanging in the wind for world determination and we seem to have the least influence among all nations

right now on the outcome under this president. >> you're absolutely right, lou, this is one of the things that the administration continues to miss time and time again. the strategic consequences of some of the countries that were involved and what they mean to the united states overall security and the stability and security of the region. a stable, secure and economically vibrant iraq with a fledgling democracy that's trying to better themselves is not only in the region's interest, it is in the united states national security interest. you know as i do, better than i do, that if these oil wells start to get threatened, those oil prices will rise, and if they rise significantly, that is usually the prelude to a recession. so the economic aspect of this is certainly on the table. 25 million iraqis are on the table too, lou, and also the soldiers and the families who

have given so much in those eight years of conflict there are also on the table. lou: general, thanks so much. general jack keane. >> good talking to you, lou. lou: freed army sergeant bowe bergdahl flying back to the united states, he's expected to arrive in san antonio, texas sometime after midnight local time there to go to brook medical. bergdahl is not expected to make any public appearances during the final phase of his reintegration process following five years in taliban captivity. he's treatment will continue at the army medical center spending under two weeks in germany. the daily beast explains at least in part why he left fellow troops in 2009. bergdahl reportedly writing, quote, that leadership was lacking, if not nonexistent. it is also important to put in context everything he says

which goes to the fact that he received a psychological discharge from the united states coast guard before seeking to join the united states army. why was that not flagged? that will be part of the story as we move forward. plenty of jockeying on capitol hill today. house republicans have to decide who will replace eric cantor as the next majority leader. the race narrowed today, congressman jeb henceerling of texas and joe price said they wouldn't be in the race, kevin mccarthy of california may be in the strong position for the majority leader. cantor threw his support behind mccarthy saying his friend and fellow young gun should succeed him. another obstacle in his path, congressman pete sessions of texas who observers say doesn't have the political organization to beat mccarthy, but you've

been hearing a lot of experts get very wrong over the past week, right? leadership elections next thursday. we're coming right back. stay with us. >> the dysfunctional obama administration is something worse than dysfunctional, mired in scandals, bergdahl, irs, policy failures and iraq syria and ukraine. mort zuckerman to help sort it all out, next. stick with innovation.

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let's start with the shifting grounds that are global now, whether it's pivots to asia, whether it's the national security threat posed to the united states, global interests whether it's baghdad, this cynical play to bring tens of thousands of children to our southern border. your thoughts first, if i may, on -- let's turn to the middle east. iraq looks like it is spiraling into collapse. >> just think about the efforts and the resources that we put into iraq in order to prevent exactly what's happening now and we sit there and watch it as if we are merely spectators. it's critical to that whole region, it's going to be critical to the future of the oil markets, because they'll have the big effect on the oil markets if it goes in the wrong direction, it's critical to the global economy, but more so, when you think about the fact that it borders another country

called syria, the president of the united states said of syria, you know, that this was a line that would not be crossed. lou: and assad must go. >> and assad must go. he's gone and assad is there, and assad is, of course, helping the most radical portions of the iraqi forces that are fighting. this is very dangerous for the united states. very dangerous for the western world. lou: dangerous, and we do not see a move or a discussion of a strategy on the part of this administration. the president simply doesn't have an answer here. he's speaking in cliches, he talked about whack-a-mole as a military -- it was trivial and childish to say something like that. >> this is a part of what goes with the package. in the sense, he is somebody who has limited experience in terms of national security,

international affairs and we are faced -- lou: mort, he's been in office five years. >> the reputation does not finish the mirror, i have not seen national security interests that we need. it's one of the things that is so upsetting about his presidency. lou: as upsetting as another foreign policy failure which is occurring on our southern border with mexico. >> yes. lou: and the man talks and makes statements like the children of these illegal immigrants, their success will determine the future of america. are you kidding me? >> you know, there is a perspective he takes on a lot of issues that i have to say is mysterious to me. i don't understand it. you say and imply he's been in office long enough. you should understand how you deal with the issues, not in terms of specifically dealing with it in policy terms but

rhetorical terms. the language is mysterious, i don't know what he's talking about sometime. and you know we're faced with real problems and what you get is a rhetoric that is vague and away from the problem. lou: and this week, the 7th district of virginia, dr. david brat, a lot of people don't like to acknowledge his ph.d. in economics, former seminarian, language so strong, so succinct, he was able to upset eric cantor, the darling of wall street, the darling of the chamber of commerce and the business roundtable. >> i have to confess i knew, i know eric, and he's got a first class brain, for conscientious, serious about national affairs and international affairs. but i have to say he neglected his home base. he didn't get there often enough, and somehow or other, he lost the confidence. what's amazing that he lost.

i don't know of anybody who expected it. it's going to be a big loss because he really understood a lot of the issues, he had great feeling for the issues, it's a real loss for the country. lou: you like him, i understand that. his biggest donors, goldman sachs, black rock, wall street, verizon, silicon valley. but at the same time, you can't say to me as one of the most successful and powerful businessmen in this country, i don't believe you would, that you can represent black rock, that you can represent verizon, that you can do what you're told by the u.s. chamber of commerce and put the working class and the men and women of this country first. that became the issue. >> i understand it became the issue. it really reflects one of the major faults of our political system. the fact that people have to raise huge amounts of money. all of these people are helping

him campaign by giving him the kind of membership he needs to buy television, to buy whatever it is, in terms of putting forth his campaign, and that's one of the real flaws of our political system because it puts a lot of the money interest and the financial interests and the business interests into a disproportionate role, i am not opposed to the groups, as you know. lou: i know, that you are one of the folks with terrific mind and spirit that encompasses all of the targets which interest me. i'm one of the guys who says, you know, don't tell me about the flaws tonight. it's too early. i love the fact that david brat, with the help of laura ingraham and a couple of other folks on the radio, pulled off a very important result for the american people. tells you 12 on -- 120 grand

can account for something. >> i believe the republicans will increase representation in the house, they'll increase margin and take control of the senate. this will be the prospect for this election and i believed it for a number of months. the predominant issue is how weak the economy is. and don't believe the numbers in terms of employment because a huge proportion of the people we treat in our unemployment statistics of being fully employed are part-time employees, and the levels of income, the "wall street journal" had a wonderful article that describedlot of the weakness behind the numbers. people are feeling squeezed and are squeezed by how weak the economy is. we are growing an economy at 2% in the face of -- for years now -- in the face of the stimulus, fiskical and monetary. not wisely spent.

and this community lost confidence in the administration. i think this to me is the issue that is going to swing a lot of people back into the republican column. lou: all right, great to see you, mort. thank you so much. mort zuckerman. time for a look at online poll results, we asked if you believe the rest of the house leadership team should resign along with eric cantor? 74% of you said vafo idea. 26% said no. vote in our poll tonight. should america help a shia iraqi leader who will likely align with iran. cast your vote at loudobbs.com. up next, my commentary why the president's declarations and actions are the reason not to trust this white house? next. hes? 24/7 i'm sorry- i'm just really reluctant to try new things. really? what's wrong with trying new things? you feel that in your muscles?

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border and crossed. president obama tells us it is a humanitarian crisis but does not admit he has created it. he orders illegal immigrants flawed from texas with the overwhelmed the border patrol to arizona when they now have overwhelmed all law enforcement and are being sent off to military bases for shelter and food. our presidents remain silent and does not admit his cynical role in the exploitation, political exploitation of these children whose lives he and the leaders of central america and mexico have put in the hands of humans muddlers and the drug cartels who have brought them 1800 miles from their own homes to hours of the border. the border patrol : local law enforcement, even the governors of power for boarish states have been intimidated into silence about the crisis on our border. think about that. why? was a silence?

all the president has said is in his fractured view of the world america's future depends upon the success of children brought to the united states illegally. the slightest respect for the millions of children who make up this great nation and its future and now the terrorist groups that make up the islamic state a sweeping across northern and eastern iraq. following mr. robo was doctrine. that is said don't do stupid expletive. president could not resist stupid stuff when he declared when issue of red lines on

chemical weapons over three years or blamed the benghazi terrorist attack on the web video weakening sanctions in exchange for vague promises. he chose to assert public deadlines for meeting our troops from a afghanistan. and when he assured the american people the five terrorists exchange made any kind of sense in national security terms. when he said terrorists were decimated in on the run. lou: appears to be in a death spiral on the verge of failing. the radical is a lot less.

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is take a realistic perspective on the region. stop talking about a rock. they're is a kurdish area in the north, as in the area and the west. there is portia. so instead of trying to concentrate american power and influence on reestablishing the artificial state of iraq created by europeans were long gone we should focus on our interests as america. american security. what threatens american security. the emergence of a state, and isis state, the bloody toll horrible, ruthless, so horrible. and if that state were established, much of syria and western rock that is the altman harbor for terrorists.

strategically much better situated in afghanistan ever was , a menace to the region. first and foremost guided at destroying the stepsons. smashing their caliphate. how you do that, the first thing that you need is a mind-set change. forget the border. does not exist anymore. you have to hit them at their base, not just the front lines. >> why would i now want to hit them in terms of his forces that have conjoined. you mentioned the kurdish state to the north and there are oil. as you attack syria, at this

point i question whether we need to be engaged in that kind of war. blowing the hell out of the. wrapping things up in syria at the same time. three and a half million barrels of the oil production per day. at some point we are a superpower. we either a exert our will, our interest and demand will will be and assure that it is all we are a failed superpower. am i wrong? >> that is certainly right. there is no point attacking them know. they are in their support in the government. let the iranian elite force and the terrorists on the front line kill each other. focus on american interests. in this particular fight it is to destroy the chance of an

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lou: stocks fell again on wall street. triple digit losses. nasdaq 34. volume moving up to 3 billion shares. the strongest performing sector, consumer discretionary the worst concern surging more than $2 settling above $106 per barrel. gold up 13. the yield on the 10-year dropping back. hillary clinton turning heads with their comments on illegal immigration. >> the second ranking republican in the house was defeated by a candid it's a basically ran against immigrants. his argument was, there are americans out of work. why should we allow immigrants into our country. and i think that is the fair question.

>> while. and there you are. the center also pushing back against a washington times article that has characterized him as pro amnesty real border security necessary before any reform. it is simply untrue. outraging must have been. we still don't know precisely how he feels. former congressman, fox news contributor joins us. let me turn first to what is happening. it looks as though we are about to watch this country go into a death spiral. we have created such a mess. >> you have to go right back to the decision by george bush to invade.

the look at where we are right now. trillions of dollars. thousands of soldiers dead and injured, million iraqis. all that we can do is make it wars. we have already proven that intervention in is of being a disaster for the people around the world and in this country. we cannot solve the problems of the world. lou: one of the problems we cannot seem to solve is the issue of our own sovereignty, congressman, and our southern border. 60,000 now. central american countries, the heart of mexico. and this president is acting as though he declares in a humanitarian crisis.

refuses' technology is the one who was created. >> i looked at a report by the united states conquers. they say the a sharp spike from mexico the results of tremendous amounts of violence. and also the fact that they're trying to reunite with some of the family members. essentially humanitarian crisis. the larger humanitarian issue. >> turning to the catholic bishops. the fact is, we have to go look. can bring no action because he does not rise to that level. if violence does exist. this is moved into the face of propaganda. these are in a theological views

. we are watching the u.s. government facilitate a corporation with central american governments and the governments of mexico to transport, binomials about drug cartels and to the smugglers. the movement of children unaccompanied 1800 miles of george allen in the best the u.s. government can do is come about this declaration, humanitarian crisis and we would not urgently shift a to those countries now? >> you put your finger on a problem. we have to look at those countries and see what we can do . you don't have the children. most children a broad ruling not aware of the politics involved. lou: plant like this

administration, purposely exploiting them politically, strongly as they possibly can. the think there will be away with it. >> when you are talking about children it changes the picture. i don't think anyone gets away with anything. you have 90,000, maybe more. they have crossed over. we need to make sure that there are not mistreated. lou: 1800 miles to be mistreated by u.s. border patrol customs of law enforcement. fearful for their lives. >> we have to make sure. lou: make sure, you know what to we don't have to make sure. i trust this country. it is good spirits.

lou: you don't know what you're talking about. [inaudible] >> trying to exploit these children and for what purposes. join no being specifically being exploited by seven groups? i don't know that. i do know that they have arrived in this country. it does not mean that there will be happy about the fact of the end these children coming into the country. it. lou: relegated in this country. the play does our friends to the son of we are in trouble on time fascinating discussion. we will take it up in the weeks ahead. appreciated. we want you to tune into a special edition tonight where we debate illegal immigration as he

pets libertarians against conservatives on major issues. a sneak peek. i am trying to make a point which has eluded you. what government, the mexican government or the u.s. government will decide it comes into this country. you want it to be the government of mexico because your libertarian. you don't want to be the u.s. government because your libertarian. therefore rebound out and let mexico decide what our immigration policy is. you call that libertarian freedom. don't miss it. tonight to 9:00 p.m. eastern immediately following cavuto right here on the fox business network. the president with all options on the table. we will take it up with the "a-team." ♪ ♪

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♪ lou: the "a-team," co-host, vice co-founder. good to have you both here. let me start with libertarian views on immigration. something you are both passionate about. how can libertarians say we should not have anything to do with controlling the borders while we are watching -- i mean, chaos which means that we are turning over our sovereignty to the central american governments and mexico. >> it is on the achilles heel. the only thing mytilene borders for is to make maps more colorful.

we can have open borders, free distribution of people until it becomes a burden on the social systems. we are clearly there. >> advocate for securing the border. have been saying that republicans should not come from the table and negotiate until you can get democrats and the the republicans to before largely because of the photos and a bird. >> we need to credit the border patrol agency. we overrode their superiors. >> to keep going to jail for doing their job. lou: exactly. you don't have to worry about persuading eric cantor. the outcome of that election. >> that showed that americans are deadly interested in immigration. and though the leaves on both coasts think that we have open borders, the rest of the country

is noticing they don't have jobs. if you are pro open border you will be surprised to see how many people are against you. lou: that is interesting. a ph.d. economist saying something very simple and straightforward. 20 million people without jobs. you want us to bring into billion more. how does that make any sense? that is the way it he speaks. give him great credit. >> he does not speak like a politician or an establishment,. ec the picture. the people who like that and politics. that is a resonant with people. we will stay in touch with the district. lou: republican and democrats in

this country have been succeeded building the american dream for 20 million people. >> the same people have landscapers. they deny their children jobs. >> they need jobs in the country . lou: people forget this. they now have to have $15 an hour. 530 in the morning the introduction of the issue of the day. the texas governor saying in san francisco.

the sexuality and the forces that drive the to the forces that drive up a whole was a. >> a ridiculous comment. a political mistake. republicans want to go out and talk about traditional marriage to a figure out a way to prevent that in a way that will be palatable to the public because that is not. a resident of canal is he crazy? >> they're both the san. i am an alcoholic. >> our goal is and is a disease. >> what a load of malarkey. if you tell them it is a san diego, i know. that is what i like about it. lou: what is interesting. think about your reaction. don't want to talk about it in those terms. i had two reactions. there he goes again. secondly, it took cam logger this done in the last time. my third thought was, why the hell can't we have crazy,

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. neil: how's this for a summer surprise? you're going to be paying more at the pump because insurgents are pumping up the hate in iraq. they captured two government cities firmly under the government's control and very close to getting a third. oil prices are jumping. fears are mounting and the white house is betwixt and between what to do. we're told the white house is working day and night on this one. we're getting mixed signals what that might involve. i want to get to phil to you first on the oil fallout. it has been fast and furious, do you think