greatly appreciated so much. join us every night at xpm. you don't want to miss a moment of "making money." tomorrow don't miss bonnie stuart varney. but right now, the man is lou dobbs. lou: , good evening, everyone. the u.s. supreme court returned law to the most flawless demonstration in the history of the country. the president's recess appointment to the labor relations board 2.5 years ago, he violated the constitution and the courts decision was unanimous. all nine justices agreeing that the president appointments were illegal because the senate was indeed in session and senate approval was required. the national review reported this is the 12 time at all nine supreme court justices have rejected this administration. some of those high-profile

rulings include upholding the arizona state law curbing the epa powers versus the clean water act in idaho. that ruling allowing them to appeal the federal poverty and the landmark ruling this week of the search and seizure of a cell phone becoming a violation of the law. suggesting the extent of the nature of this administration. before president obama took office just a third of the supreme court decisions were passed unanimously. half of their 57 rulings have been unanimous. senator mike leigh telling our own shannon bream that today's ruling is an important check of

the presidency. as red legislation. >> there's a lot of danger of them having too much power. we need a congress that has the ability to push back on the president and we need to remind routinely that he is not a thing. >> taking up the high court's ruling and the lawsuit against the president here in moments. also tonight, the iraqi prime minister welcoming bashar al-assad relief help. you remember him. mr. obama said he had to go three years ago. and senior defense department officials confirming that iran is now sending in drones.

and there are tens of thousands of unaccompanied children that floated over our southern border, saying that they cannot remain in the united states that they will be put into deportation proceedings. the head of the immigration and customs enforcement removal unit however disagrees. please listen. >> when your child comes here, they are given a notice to appear in a deportation proceeding. under the law they go to the department of health and human services were they act in the best interest of the child. the child is sometimes years out. >> sometimes it can take two years or five years. lou: from the new book blood

feud. we will have an extensive conversation. joining us now to talk about the supreme court rebuked the president obama and his administrations overreach, lis wiehl and both are fox news legal analyst. so let's start with this unanimous decision. >> the senate was in recess for three days. within that three days obama made these appointments. you cannot do that. he did not abide by the senate rules. what the supreme court said was you didn't abide by those rules. they can make those rules, but you didn't abide by them. >> gourmand. >> it's a reminder of the checks

and balances in this country. and what the obama administration has done to circumvent the legislation. it was a stark reminder to the administration. >> meanwhile, all of the decisions that are made at that point are null and void because they are not really officially there. it's like it never happened. >> how can a fellow at the university of chicago, if i may, be so wrong on the law than his own appointees are overruling him. and why would he deal permission to cross over? >> they said that we are in recess. but you can parse it down.

>> i'm not arguing. [talking over each other] >> it's like getting into the minor demonstration at this point as to why they did that. so here is the issue, the bottom line is there is a practical side to this. and that's when she came forward and said, three days? i'm sorry, but the executive branch of government should not have done this when in effect the senate was upset. lou: the president and his administration were in a situation because they wouldn't do what his majesty told them to do. so they decided to leave the imperial bond and insists he could do as he wished. >> that's the word that we use. that's an sat word.

>> you will get to the truth a lot. okay, let's turn to the immigration law that is being violated and orchestrated by this administration. anyone dozen understand that, they don't have the common sense that god gave a goat. the fact is that this demonstration is working in concert, sending children via the drug cartels to our borders. in 1800-mile journey, rehearsing them for what to say to a border patrol agent and we found out that it's going to take years to resolve it. >> the aba, they are licensing

people that are simply sucking blood out of the system. >> someone has stepped forward, which is why they came forward and saying that we're going to have to sue this demonstration for continuous violation of the law. >> it's going to take 2.5 years to go through the process anyway. >> what happened to the expedited hearings? >> as kids are being removed to arizona, they are being transported. lou: some of them. oklahoma and california. warty to other sites as well. and so in other words this president ken do what the heck he pleases and there's nothing we can do about it. >> hopefully this administration will be long gone by then. lou: another 250,000 children larding across the border said that point. thank you so much.

great to see you. welcome to crisis on our southern border effects places as far north as new york where the federal government is looking at my facilities to set up temporary housing for some of the tens of thousands of children entering this country illegally. because of the worsening crisis, there is an increasing number of lawmakers and advocate that are saying the efforts to push immigration legislation through congress is now dead. tomorrow marks the one-year anniversary if you want to keep track of anniversaries when bills were passed, they passed the gang of eight build. >> the house is not passed immigration reform they will be hitting the two democrats in 2016 and we will write our own

bill in 2017 and it will be left to their livelihood. lou: senator schumer giving some free advice and republicans face a crisis on the border, it's not the right time that would provide legal status or citizenship to millions of illegal immigrants who have been in olden by this administration and its policies. the department of veterans affairs announcing to senior officials are acting in the va's general counsel. president obama still writing off his administrations many scandals that continue to grow. >> sometimes the news -- these are just washington fights. they're fabricated issues and they are phony scandals that are generated.

it is all geared towards the next election or ginning up a base. lou: in this case, concerned about the treatment of our veterans. we are coming up right back. more boots on the ground, more arriving as iran, syria, and iraq take on al qaeda.

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lou: it is not just the supreme court to review the president. ten former national security officials from the bush and clinton and obama administrations also released a

report slamming the president's drone strategy. saying that it could lead to longer and more frequent wars because according to the panel the secrecy surrounding drone strikes is a powerful recruiting tool for terrorist organizations in places like yemen, and pakistan. and then iraqi prime minister turning to russia for help after complaining that the united states has been long-winded, as he put it, in the delivery f-16s. military advisers have arrived in iraq and iran is sending drones a substantial amount of military supplies and equipment. joining me now is lieutenant colonel robert maginnis, fox news military analyst. it's great to have you here. so i am confused about something. and that is the decision to put our visors amongst the syrian forces, the iranian forces, as well as the iraqi forces raided

it seems like that is immensely dangerous for our troops. >> also you fail to mention this and if you are out there at the end of the iraqi army that is crumbling, you are looking over every soldier that is going to take a whack at you next. it's very dangerous. people think we can assess from baghdad that this army has crumbled because of the cronyism and because he refused to fund it adequately to maintain readiness. so he is operating blindly. >> there are many of those forces and advisers going to iraq.

sending up intelligence bases in iraq. and that seems to be a bonanza for iran and syria to be allowed in some of our most confidential if not top-secret technologies and methodologies. >> whether or not the iranians and syrians are the syrians are involved, i would question whether they are. but given the close relationship between i'm in the force which is in there as well, i mean, there's going to be a lot of this that will hurt us and we will lose perhaps some of our technologies. irani integrated sucking up all the technology. it down to drown a few years ago

and bragged about that. of corsair using drones of their own. there are collecting on anything they can and using it to their advantage. lou: to what degree is this rapid response, because obviously there is no stratagem in moving those folks into the role of military advisers to that happens quickly. i mean, you just sort of dismissed the idea that we would be sharing our technology and intelligence technology. are you suggesting that we shouldn't be concerned about that? >> we should be concerned because they will feel it. had we had the same leaders move as we had back in 2011 and prior to that, it would be a different proposition than our relationships with the top leaders is lost. because he replaced them all with people of his liking.

we are to know that seven of their divisions have completely crumbled. the effectiveness of those forces is questionable and the volunteers are undertrained. and of course the militia has their own agenda of going up against isys. you know, i just don't see how in the world they are going to understand any of that lost territory. especially if more volunteers from syria and elsewhere, if they congregate there and say let's go in and kill shiites. >> it sounds like a lot of widespread concern. it's so good to have you with us. thank you. it is time now for a look at our online poll results and we asked to in your judgment poses the biggest threat to the u.s. military advisers in iraq. 3% said the syrian army, 12% said the militia and 17% said

iran's forces and 60% of the islamic state of iraq. be sure to vote on our poll tonight. the question is, do you believe that this means the supreme court rulings or demonstrator prove that there are real checks and balances that still exist between our three branches of government. cast your vote at loudobbs.com. and a senior u.s. official says the first suspect captured in connection with the benghazi terrorist attack is expected to arrive in the united states within a matter of days. he has been on the uss new york for the past week and a half and he suspected of being the ringleader of that attack. wilber tran-sixes living at a san antonio military base and

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lou: coming up in moments, blockbuster revelations from the author of the book "blood feud." we will be joined by the best-selling author had -- ed klein. and this man, president obama

talked constitutional law, he might've been listening instead of talking. the supreme court ruling against the expansion of executive power for a 12 time. we will be talking about this president's mindset. dr. keith ablow joins us to take up his imperious ways. and now a few thoughts of our system of checks and balances. i'm pleased to report tonight that they are is still in existence than they actually were. the supreme court warning that obama violated the constitution when he made recess appointments to .5 years ago. the ruling not only checked his indifference to her constitution and our laws, but it is also a strong rebuke to the president and this white house. why? because the supreme court was unanimous in its ruling on his abuse of power and even the liberal justices, including

obama appointees sonia sotomayor our elena kagan could not come to terms with his remarks. he is not a man easily embarrassed or ashamed, not even by the highest court in the land. as we reported here tonight, the supreme court has ruled against unanimous decisions 12 times, bounced between conservatives and liberals, and as i said, two of his own appointees. it not only ignores the constitution, but also frequently that your. "the washington post" fact checker was awarded three pinocchio is proclaiming last week that syrian opposition fighters were former teachers and according to the camp of

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lou: chuck grassley says he is known for two months of the former irs visceral bluest learner, about the time irs was targeting conservative donors, saying that he took issue with an unnamed attendance of an event. but it does perhaps give us some sense to the state of mind. joining us now to psycho analyze what is it administration that is inconceivable selectively, member of the fox news a-team, great to have you with us. >> thank you.

>> a unanimous decision, telling the president again. overreaching and abusing power and violating the constitution. >> you can tell them this is someone who is impervious to feedback. because he doesn't have, as he said, the united states constitution being flawed. but it's also deeply flawed like hey, vote against me 12 times, that's okay, as to whether you will further allow me to draw back america's influence. lou: what would be the president confidence to do this?

working with the governments in central america. moving children 1800 miles from their home country to our border, helping them profit. >> the same thing that has led him to other acts that make our country less power all. it is a way to weaken the nation. especially with america and its very nature is whether it's a worse for good or evil in the world. then everything will you do, it will be colored by that. we've seen so many of this president's decisions to be understood in a way. >> it permits him a wide range of rationalizations for every

strategy that looks destructive of american interests. >> the question is can they sleep at night, because his agenda is being perceived, as i have told you, that if in 60 or someone can cause as much chaos and reduce our status around the globe to the extent that this person has, you'd say could we do that? this man cannon house. lou: i don't know that i would've put that out there. i can't imagine a president, who if he could, would. >> he was elected when we question whether we should stand firm for our values. we have suffered through 9/11. and i think that much of the population believes that if they elected somebody who wasn't so patriotic and had serious

misgivings about her actions around the globe, that we would not be attacked again. but if you can see, that is not the way it rolls. we will get ie tense relationship that exist between hillary clinton and president obama. the clintons versus the obama's, and a reminder to vote in our poll tonight. deeply this week supreme court rulings are evidence that real checks and balances still exist among our three branches of government? sinister response. productivity took a dip today is germany played the usa in the world cup in brazil. the united states lost the match want to know, but still advances to the illumination tournament.

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this one to come back. sometimes they just don't come back. in general, we have a hard time admitting that we have made a huge mistake. >> neil cavuto continuous, joining us at 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on fox business. on wall street today, stocks moving slightly lower, the dow jones down, the s&p lost to come and asked that down a fraction. volume on the big board is 2.8 billion shares. crude oil, 60 6 cents and the yield on the ten-year bond dropping to 3%. 18 million shares raising $139 in the ipo.

jobless claims falling last week, personal spending up to consumer or sent last month in income up four tenths of a percent, be sure to listen to our financial reports three times a day coast-to-coast on the salem radio network. for the days biggest market news. and instructions on what to tell border authorities that will allow them to stay in the united states and avoid deportation is why they have left their country and why they have family in america. just returned or law enforcement officials are talking about the obama administration's. reporter: . join now by genevieve wood, senior contributor to the heritage foundation. it's good to see you. and the trip here, what does it look like? the first question i want to ask

you is what kind of morale, what is there rli right now? >> i was surprised it was good and as high as it was. the reason it was as they are so happy that the rest of the country is finally paying attention to something they have been dealing with for months or even longer. the eyes of so many americans are watching. they were encouraged right after governor rick perry had announced that texas had been given its own set of law enforcement because the feds were not showing up. they were encouraged by that. whether it was u.s. border patrol, the department public safety, they all said that law enforcement is only part of the answer. if we don't start sending people back and sending them back to their home countries, then this thing will continue.

lou: today jeh johnson said they will be returning the children and that's a misrepresentation. so let's turn to the border and to what degree there is a sense that this administration has orchestrated this coming 1800 miles from the home countries to the border, and why aren't more people paying attention to that? >> what they all said, it is what we have seen and what we have heard, that everyone coming from central america has told and they have read in the newspaper that if they get in, they can stay. one thing that i found is that there are a lot of children, but there are a lot of families crossing the border. i was in a facility they got

over 800 people in the family had just been apprehended, a mom and a dad in four children. lou: it is time now for the quotation of the evening from the president of the united states in years past, thomas jefferson. the two enemies of the people are criminals and government. so let us tie this down with the chains of the constitution. so they will not become the legalized version of the first. another the clinton family doing damage control after a series of precampaign gaps. the best-selling book, "blood feud." ed klein will talk about it

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lou: our word of the evening. having little or no money. for example, impecunious. hillary clinton's new autobiography is turning out to be more of a hard sell. book sales have dropped almost 50% in the second week. joining us tonight is "the new york times" best-selling author ed klein. outlook is explosive a seller entitled blood feud, the clintons versus the obama's. >> thank you for having me.

lou: this book, "hard choices." >> i think they should re-entitle it heaven's gate. [laughter] >> everyone thought that it would be a huge head. she was everywhere on television and radio. and it has become a big deal. >> highlighting deficiencies, it's a combination of a couple of things. the book is a big yawn, there's nothing in it and the second reason even more important, when she goes on television and she

presents herself, the public can really see the real hillary clinton. and it is not a good thing. >> is there something about her that is different this time? and i'm talking about the 2008 situation? she doesn't seem to have the same confidence. >> i'm not sure what is going on. but that's an interesting point. and it could be because she's not as healthy as she should be more up on things. so i made a note of this, they spent $50 million on travel

since the clinton global initiative was formed. i'm sorry, $50 million since the clinton global initiative was formed. >> that's an extraordinary amount of money. the global initiative, as view documented, there are so many questions and criticisms. and this is about being dead broke. there's a certain elitism about hillary, which may have always been there, i don't know. certainly one that many in the media are picking up on. spinnakers of victimization about her. when she's put in a corner and asked slightly difficult questions, she immediately plays the victim card. and it's because she's a woman, it's because she wears pantsuits, because she doesn't do her hair. but it has nothing to do with that come up but that's not why people people are asking the

questions. lou: bill clinton, he is usually so adroit at supporting her with whatever unfortunate position she finds herself in. but that doesn't seem to be happening. >> now. you know, they are both suffering some health problems and build doesn't look very vigorous. he doesn't look very ready to rock 'n roll the way that he used to be. quite frankly from my reporting, they are reeling about this book rollout because it has been a disaster to them. >> in your judgment is it an analog for a the campaign to be, if this goes so poorly.

>> some of the democrats out there, they are saying maybe we have a better chance at knocking the thought during the primary campaign than what we thought. >> i thought that we were watching this w public glare while all this was going on. but here comes bill trying to support his wife. >> i was surprised because clinton is generally very good at that kind of thing and pay was absolutely unconvincing about supporting his weight. so from my reporting, i think that they are in a state of shock and they don't quite know how to recover.

>> the president and the first lady, are they gloating at this very moment? >> i am sure sure that michelle is. whether barack obama has, i don't know. >> president clinton has run up a tab for himself wherever he is speaking, the global initiative area did and he's making a lot of money on the money machine. >> he went to nigeria, i'm sure you heard about this. $700,000 just for showing up. and they are worth somewhere in the vicinity of a couple hundred dollars. they have been expanding their homes and they recently spent

$900,000 putting a dance floor into their mansion in washington dc. lou: the obama's. how strange is that relationship? >> you know, when they go on a vacation i'm told that the housekeeper say they have separate rooms and they don't really do things together. i think they encourage michelle to take separate trips. he is often lectured by michel and michele and told that he's not doing the right thing. and i think it's a thought relationship and getting worse. >> to think that he might understand how some feel about his own luxor. lou: thank you so much for being

here. the book is "blood feud", it's on sale online at bookstores everywhere. it's a bestseller, go read it. and now it's time for your comments. paul said it is highly evident that the president is completely ability is what is going on around him were complicit in all of these scandals. create a crisis and then use it to get your way. and wayne in vermont says the president has abused power in our constitution that he has wanted doing so with bypassing congress. check out my novel and all of tonight's authors. send us an e-mail at loudobbs.com and follows on twitter. go to our facebook page because we have links to everything at

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neil: i have gone viral, or vile? >> it the president trying to establish lawlessness in u.s. is a big. neil: george w. bush did the same, i'm saying each side claiming it is a waste of time, waste of time. >> we need to do is defund the executive branch. neil: think about what you are saying, defund the executive branch, if democrats said we'll defund president bush, you would have laughed them out, we -- i think democrats will