smack. she doesn't want people to work from home. all i have to say is, you have to live by your own rules. thanks for watching every night at 6:00 p.m. you know where to catch us. coming up next, lou dobbs is a man who knows it all coming up next. b2 breaking news tonight, the house oversight committee determining today that the internal revenue service broke federal law during the ongoing cover-up of the irs conservative accounting scandal. telling lawmakers that federal agency destroyed or accidentally deleting records from emphasizing that the irs failed to inform the national archives that larose lerner's e-mails were lost and that her computers hard drive had been destroyed.

>> you administer the federal records act. >> yes, i do. >> if they didn't follow it, can we safely assume that they broke the law? >> they did not follow the law. lou: white house attorney jennifer o'connor in charge of compiling information for that scandal. she worked with the internal revenue service from a until november of last year. but she claims that she learned of the missing lois lerner e-mails only last week. >> when did you first learn that there were e-mails missing? >> i learned that her e-mails are missing as a result of a computer crash the week before last. >> so you were in charge from the month of may until november of compiling information from congress and you never heard

before that that there was any missing documentation of e-mails? lou: dear liza along with trey gowdy and jason chaffetz and others on the committee, finally expressing the outrage be outraged that i have been calling for the past few days. >> when this irs scandal unfolded almost a year ago, he said that he would fully cooperate in this administration but they haven't done a darn thing to help us get to the truth of what has really happened. lou: we will take up the obama scandal at two of the leading strategists, ed rollins and jason zimmerman joins us in

moments. and also the first american boots are now back on the ground in iraq despite the president's declaration that our troops wouldn't be returning to the fight, 90 of our military advisers have returned to the region, secretary of state john kerry today admitting the advance copy entire obama administration by surprise. >> someone could've found out that litters have been betrayed and have caved in and that would have been terrific. but we don't have people embedded in those units. and so obviously no one knew that. so i think everyone in iraq with surprise and people were surprised everywhere. lou: military analyst in our house tonight.

and two of the longest serving leaders could be headed for defeat. we will have the latest update for you. and hillary clinton could enter campaign before it really begins. ed klein is playing out here tonight. and congress is also investigating the crisis along our southern border with mexico and the failure to respond to the the flood of unaccompanied children over the southern border. secretary jay johnson trying to defend the administration's failures to respond to the influx of illegal immigrant children. a crisis that critics say is a crisis in the making. he told lawmakers that he plans

to add in response to the crisis that has brought 60,000 children to our borders, 100,000 and on top of that heading to the 20,000 border patrol agencies and he proposes at 150 more agencies. that's solving the crisis. and the secretary also tried to claim that what is driving this water crisis. >> i am convinced that the principal reason these kids from everything i have heard and seen and from my own conversations with these kids, the principal reason they are leaving is the pushback vector on the countries that they are leaving. the conditions in honduras, for example, are horrible. lou: republicans push back. >> i would say that the central americas have had that economies

and violence in both of these things are as bad as they have ever been. i think this humanitarian crisis can be laid directly at the feet of dozen obama as a result of alstyne 2012. lou: so far this year, most of them originating in central america and illegal immigrants from el salvador and guatemala, being released into u.s. and it is relatively few based on typical averages and the administration who understands that. house and senate negotiators tonight trying to settle on a

veteran affairs department in the wake of massive scandal that worsens by the day. the latest development is a report by senator tom coburn finds more than a thousand veterans may have died over the course of the past decade as a result of mismanagement. saying that it has left taxpayers on the hook for nearly a billion dollars in malpractice settlements. a house hearing last night a heated exchange when one va administrator tried to defend his department. >> i think it's a good system. >> it's not a good system. how can you say that. >> a new whistleblower in phoenix has come forward.

last night to say allegations that veteran side with while waiting for care there is likely incorrect. saying the number is almost certainly much higher. the whistleblower is a scheduling quirk saying that in at least seven cases someone above her altered the records to make it appear that they were still alive and americans overwhelmingly believe that it was no accident that the e-mails of lois lerner were lost. more than three quarters, excuse me, believe that the missing irs e-mails were deliberately destroyed, just 12% say it was accidental. from one the scandals, i'm joined now by former reagan political director ed rollins

and robertson are men, democratic strategist. the scandals are unending. and it is on keys inconceivablet they could have no backup and e-mails went missing. do you agree? >> i find it frustrating in the weights being approached in congress. we have plain investigation plane investigation about how she was outed, e-mails were to oregon. >> the station had to be replaced because the white house release his name. is that not a quick oakwell in that instance? >> my point is that e-mails are often times destroyed in computer crashes.

>> they just seem this way? you'll find it extraordinary that within 10 days of investigation that it was recycled to the hard drives and the e-mails went missing? >> let's focus on the facts. >> those are facts. very specific facts, if you will. >> let's remember that there's no one in the treasury department that has ever been linked with a disgrace. >> it was not an idea. it was a reality. >> there was not a single liberal organization for tax exempt status.

>> i'm not sure how many are there. are you saying that there was no targeting? >> what i'm saying is that the targeting was reprehensible and wrong. lou: let's get back to the bottom of this as well. >> i feel like a speed bag getting pounded here are. the facts are the person who's the head of the commissioners found in contempt of the congress of the united states. this is about present history. the irs, everyone puts their documents and it. and they have had a cover-up, this has been a political process and now they are doing everything they can to destroy the evidence and it's very obvious and everyone in america realizes this. >> this is done by the republican house members. you talk about bipartisanship.

>> every time they do something, it is bipartisan and this is a violation of the law. >> may i remind you that in the case of benghazi, the justice to are meant spying on journalists, the irs, the list goes on and on and the fact that this administration will not speak honestly, name one instance in which they have provided an answer. >> if you look at this

investigation, i mean -- lou: i assume that you would answer my question. you wouldn't just ignore me. >> i would not ignore you. >> i worked in the white house. all these things are happening below the white house, and i know that this president likes to go play golf. at the end of the day this administration is running amok and someone better settle in. after the president said this is the thing about the va, week after week, americans dying. every taxpayer has to worry about if there will be documents disclosed for political purposes. the whole government is not functioning well and you're trying to tell me that there's no guidance? i worked in the white house.

>> i'm saying that they are working with congress to get the facts out. it's a bipartisan disgrace what is happening and we have to get it this going. this has been going on for decades. >> you're not suggesting president obama is responsible for anything more in the past five years? because i think that would be unfair. >> i think that's what is happening when we look at what is happening with the accusations being made in the irs story. >> we don't all agree on much of anything. targeting is wrong. >> it is illegal and disgraceful. lou: someone should be held accountable. >> i agree with you.

lou: thank you, gentlemen. someone in the white house might want to pay a little bit closer attention on a day when all of the white house scandals are playing out on capitol hill, the president hobnobbing plasters golf team, fred couples, phil nuckolls and amongst them. they often like to point out that president obama has played many rounds of golf. with what are the rules and played about seven times that number, woodrow wilson. we have seen is challenged before. we are coming right back. john kerry on the scene in iraq as sunni forces continue. what is being done to keep iraq

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lou: voters giving president obama a record low approval rating is the rat -- iraq crisis continues. joining us now, colonel, thank you for joining us. ninety military advisers on the ground. what are we headed towards your? >> those 90 people they are looking at the overall

situation. and that includes it gives the sunnis the impression that we are not playing that hand. but really these guys are probably going to be safe and they will be working with the iraqi counterpart and hopefully they have experience already. lou: the irs scannell caught the administration by surprise. i mean, i just cannot even imagine. who in the world and the white house is actually in charge if

this caught them by surprise and we should have been following these isis guys as they moved out of syria in the white house failed to do anything, the real blame, i expect that they will blame them. lame or not, it is all happening and now we have to think about what the ramifications it is.

>> most americans understand and the president's numbers will continue to follow we take any casualties over in iraq and there's always the possibility that we will. lou: is this a reversible sweep across western iraq? >> i think the iraqi army, once they are reconstituted into their gear on and guns together, they will be able to confront them. but it will be a pretty formidable enemy and i think that they will be more concerned about making sure they have the defenses inside baghdad. we will start seeing them respond with more suicide attacks and bombings here and there. and i think isis, the majority of which maybe open a year from now and maybe on back.

lou: thank you very much, colonel. boko haram terrace suspected of kidnapping another 90 people in northeastern nigeria. dealing a new blow to a government that has been unable to rescue more than 200 teenage schoolgirls were kidnapped two months ago. some of those abductive schoolgirls, still in danger. and perhaps the white house needs a new social media campaign, but we will not offer up any suggestions in this broadcast. time for a look at online poll results. which party do you believe is the party of integrity? 1% said democrats, 49% said

republicans and 50% said none of the above. be sure to vote. and do you believe the obama and ration is also the most politically corrupt in american history? cast your vote at loudobbs.com. i'm next, my commentary on the forgotten obama scandal and how the white house has managed to keep those scandals out of the headlines, or at least most of them. we have that next

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all that coming up. and congress is holding hearings in congress, on three separate obama white house scandals. over the past three days, the oversight and waste and means committee, as well as the veterans affairs committee. homeland security holding the illegal immigration crisis that our southern border. but those are only three of the scandals that have embroiled the white house. adding to that ungodly and has prompted so much outrage and they will be calling witnesses for hearings that will begin this fall.

and kathleen sebelius, trying to calculate it in this fashion and the department of justice tightening rules on subpoenas involving journalists and attorney general eric holder still heading the department. and it is an unprecedented

parade about outrageous scandals. this president has yet to be held responsible for any of it. the quotation of the evening of the mindlessness of those who offer this scandal. and we are not naming names tonight. we are coming right back. >> trying to fight off a hot tea party challenger in mississippi. the former house speaker telling us what all this means for the midterm. ry.

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♪ lou: voters in each state's going to the polls today, but it is three races receiving the most attention. first a marquee matchup in mississippi. 6-term republican senator fighting for his political life. fox news correspondent john roberts with us live in richland , mississippi with the latest on that race. john. >> for three weeks the senator has bond stormed this date cents a way he has not -- any way he has not had to since he won the state. john mccain himself once said many politicians make the mistake of saying too long. >> if that is the case being made. >> i think that there is also great benefit in having longtime service. >> the latest poll from the democratic term had challenger chris mcdaniel in the lead but only included people who voted

in the june 3rd primary. many john cochran voters like terry mathews, missed the primary but came out today. >> i always vote and felt bad about not voting, but since i realize it was so close i had to vote today. >> is campaign also reached out to democrats to margin in the crossover. one answered the call. >> i love john cochran. he will serve this state. i believe he is the right person . >> a new breed of politicians to rein in and out of control spending. >> every state to some extent is addicted to federal spending. smart, intelligent, long, forward-thinking positions have to begin in positions of authority phasing out debt and deficit spending slowly so that there is not as much pain. >> chris mcdaniel is hoping that eric cantor is reason stunning

loss will have coattails that reached the mississippi. the outcome of today's vote will be a true test between the what is more powerful, the anti-establishment anger spreading across this land or is it that tried and true get out the vote machine that propels john cochran. lou: that is quite a career, whether he adds to it are not. remarkable. thank you so much. it is also judgment day for one of the longest serving members of the house, democratic congressman charlie wrangel of new york. his main obstacle is his once african american district now has a hispanic voter majority. the latest polls show him hanging on to the lead. closing at 9:00 eastern. we are watching a competitive republican primary in oklahoma. a race to replace senator tom coburn.

a slight lead over former oklahoma house speaker. being cast as the establishment candidate, although the label does not really fit. shane, however, has the backing of tea party euros ted crews and it sarah palin's. we will see how that works out with much more on the implication of all of these races on midterm elections talking with former house speaker in just moments. on wall street today stocks fell with the dow down 119 points in the s and p13, nasdaq 185. the big board up to 3 billion shares to all of that in reaction to unexpected overflights of jet fighters and iraq which utilities the best performing sector. settling above $106 a barrel. gold up. the 10-year dropping.

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down to defeat. do you think that cochran -- john cochran will lose? >> this is a close race. an open primary like this. i look at the plan in the way of an all-time southern senator. he was not a party activist as much as what he did despises policy moves. at policy or military policy, whenever. lou: and charlie rangel, langford, we are looking at some really interesting races. you know, there is no sense here because leaders jack had polling numbers. maybe you do.

>> like it, charlie rangel has been around a long, long time. his big problem is it has changed. this might be their race that gets them. you know, oklahoma, exclusively democratic to almost exclusively republicans. this disappearance of the boll weevil. it is really an interesting change. the danger that i see in a place like mississippi or even georgia which we have not talked about, of people are enlightened democrats, and they're is so much mudslinging, especially on the republican side in one race or the other. you might have people go to a

name that is well-known. that could happen. the same thing in mississippi. tired of all this banter. they have voted democrat before. lou: nowhere more clear that capitol hill where we have treatment, contemporaneously hearings on the obama white house scandals. what is your reaction? there has never been a time, i think including watergate, that approximates this kind of the white house emerged in real political trouble. >> and when you look at this, the democrats stand up and protect this guy, i think when we have two years left in is

that basically you have the degradation of our governments. i have talked to officials overseas to before governments that don't respect us anymore because they cannot trust us or depend on us. you know, the red line is you is there in syria, that was it for us. when it happened, he lost credibility. the issues with the scandal, i think the biggest and most important, the irs scandal because everyone can identify. and then they see these guys blatantly lie or whatever before congress and say, well, you know, we've lost 20,000 the males are whenever the number was, no one would ever accept that, especially the irs. lou: they have reached the level of such deceit and duplicity, and i'm talking about the obama

white house, that there is really no where for them to turn . when they were saying, you have a problem, the fact is frankly stonewalling the american people . my thesis, away, is the government loses government officials, is very difficult to govern. you will see a lot of mandates coming out of the white house.

lou: another:00 we have been watching, 85 days now. that scale of on gun charges without any public statement by our government? she does not have the hard to be president and says, my next guest and the order to blame benghazi on a cartoonish video from the white house, we will be talking all about that with best-selling author ed klein and his new book blood feud next. ♪

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adjective, faceless, treacherous , evil. president obama and hillary clinton have been called, well, some things by their political rivals. my next guest details the backstabbing, name-calling, outright hatred between two of this country's most powerful political families. joining me now, the new york times best selling author out with the explosive new book entitled blood flukes -- blood feud, the clintons verses the obama's. congratulations. my, what of ruckus you have stirred up. let's start with first hillary clinton's health. do you think that -- it is impossible for to go forward. >> well, i don't know. i am not a doctor. lou: you are a hell of a writer.

what i understand is that she has say bad heart valve and that they consider having an operation, decided not to and she has to be carefully monitored for the rest of a live lou: you detail incidents in which she has fallen paint several times. it seems that it is clear now she is going to have to square off with the american people on that very issue. >> absolutely. she cannot go forward without releasing three pages of medical records that a lot of these candid it's too. she is going to have to complain . lou: i have to imagine how angry she was with you and with president obama.

she still has the inequity of it all. typical hillary. why me? for me. you know, why are they after me? >> because i wear pants suits. full of self pity. lou: self pity, and she barely has tens of millions of dollars a room together. so i do not know -- what is that all about? >> whenever she is put in a corner and anyone answer and an uncomfortable questions she gets irritable and combative. she has been combative says she was several years old, as you know. i am not rich. i am just an ordinary person. they are enormously rich, or applicable hundred million dollars. the most startling thing about the obama's.

>> the great scene in this book is they are at the white house private dining quarters in the residence, and bill is going on and on lecturing obama. obama takes out his blackberry and puts it on to the table and starts playing with his blackberry and ignoring him, which is really a tremendous stunned from one president to the next. lou: coming up more and more year of late. >> i developed a number of chapters you are because i think she is one of the great underrated political figures of our time. i compare her to some of the great political operators in our past. lou: michele, michele obama very quickly. >> some political ambitions. i am not so sure she has the temperament to really run for

office. lou: well, what a blockbuster of a book you can put out there. and congratulations. much, much more success. appreciate it. the book is a blood feud. the author ed klein. on sale online and at bookstores everywhere. which in your opinion is the party of integrity. none of the above, not a dime's worth of difference between the two to little to no integrity in either camp. in my 64 years i have never seen the likes of this administration, not even the nixon years. and a reminder, the author of tonight's comments received a copy of my thriller, border wars. keep your comments coming. we love to share them with the audience. loudobbs.com. links to everything.

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neil: the senate side denies that would provide emails that disappeared. >> we have of rob love with you and you have a problem to maintain your credibility >> you can rely with nothing that you did not see this debate to can shake your head all do want to. >> i am data as men tonight the irs in the warehouses we'll was lenders emails are long gone.