list to keep track of it. that goes for you as well and you'll, in new je set your dvr if you can't catch us live. getting you set for the weekend, lou dobbs coming up next. lou: good evening, everyone. obama tonight waiting the republican party and the national media for his decisions in leadership, failures, discrepancies, president obama talking with supporters outside minneapolis, st. paul, where claimed republicans for blocking what otherwise are highly effective proposed solutions, claiming that republicans are standing in the way of the country being a nation of laws. one day after the supreme court unanimously ruled against him, ruling that his appointment violated the constitution. and he blamed republicans for the ongoing illegal immigration

crisis at our southern border after his own executive actions and rhetoric have spurred a humanitarian crisis on our border with mexico. >> i just want to be blunt. if you watch the news, washington is a mass. the basic attitude is that everyone is crazy. >> you're worried about me trying to fix a broken immigration system. let's hold hands and make sure that this country continues to be a nation of immigrants. i want to work with you, but you have to give me something and you have to try to deliver something. >> they don't do anything. except for block me. [laughter] >> and they call me names. and it can't be that much fun. lou: we will be talking with mike huckabee here in moments and the president self-made

immigration crisis and his ongoing campaign to paint all of the administration scandals as phony despite overwhelming evidence. also tonight from the white house wanting to send a half go in dollars to the so-called moderate operation in syria to fight bashar al-assad. the decision made despite the fact that 300 of our military have been dispatched where his forces are being welcomed by the government. and the state department today couldn't answer a single western of who is hands this would eventually fall into. >> the administration has decided before now, for the same reason, we don't know who is actually going to control this equipment, we don't want to take the risk of having it fall into the wrong hands.

>> criswell, this is only one of the decisions to provide the assistance and overall we have a number of goals, building this and also helping the modern opposition defend the civilians by both. lou: general jack keane here will be joining us live tonight. and democrats pushing the president to a point to get to the bottom of what happened at the internal revenue service after lost e-mails and destroyed evidence and refusals by officials to testify give a strong appearance of a deliberate cover-up. even "the new york times" today in many that they were really to give the story credence. the "a-team" taking up the scandal tonight. in the national football league

listing the cap, a decision that could cost them billions of dollars, but is it enough? we will be talking with new york giants legend harry carson. and the president is busy today, hitting republicans on illegal immigration during an economic speech in as a new report shows, employment growth has gone to immigrants both legal and legal according to the center for immigration studies. for more on this administration, i am joined by governor huckabee it's great to see you. >> thank you. >> the president talking about phony scandals. once again he has resurrected the rhetoric which filled him the first time. >> this week hillary clinton has been in trouble because the issues out of touch. but theout of

touch with reality. this is unbelievable that he is going out there, saying that an agency that has the ability to start an investigation and conduct the investigation and filed charges, come to a conclusion and then punish you, all in one place, the most powerful federal agency that we have that is not subject to the normal checks and balances. when we go after as proven and admitted these groups, than to say the phony scandal come out what planet is he living on? >> they had administration people talking about the victims. >> a prominent line of them. lou: they said show me the victims. the victims had been listed and identified. and by the way, we need to show the fbi those victims because they are being contacted as part of its investigation.

>> at least a dozen different organizations were the target of this investigation. the real victims are the american public. because when the government fails to act with integrity, every citizen in a free society has paid the price of a loss of freedom and the fact that a government can trample over your constitutional rights with impunity, that's who the victim is, every american citizen. lou: the politicization, the justice department, the treasury department. this is one of the most chilling things certainly in my lifetime, it may be the most chilling in our countries history if we don't do something about it. >> you and i lived through watergate. remember the 18.5 minutes of the tape. and oh, the nation, particularly this class it was okay with all

of us. i'm just wondering could you have this belief that it's virtually impossible that six irs employees just happen to have computer crashes the race all of their e-mails, violating the law, called not one person to come and see if they could retrieve them. but they just conveniently and forgot to tell congress about them until they had to cross that information up. lou: there is no way in which the internal revenue service could lose these e-mails. they are somewhere within the system, every expert with whom we have talked sympathetically that. so to these folks, the commissioner of internal revenue service stands before congress and said that he has lost them. the effrontery, the arrogance, the defeat.

>> the most telling statement is when he asked if he wished to apologize. he said, i have nothing to apologize for. i think they have a lot to apologize for. a good case to be made for the abolishment of the irs, i have advocated it for almost eight years now. and more than ever i think that we see the need to rid ourselves of this criminal enterprise, but it operated in the private sector, it would cause people to go to prison. i don't say that lightly. i'm not just saying it for rhetorical purposes. because when you use someone else's rights and you destroy evidence, that is a criminal activity and you just can't do that kind of thing. lou: all the while also wanting to the congress of the united states and the american people. all right, the center for immigration studies coming out with their study, 5.7 million jobs, all going to immigrants. they are conflated in their

government reports and the cas report. what are your reactions? >> americans are not against immigrants but illegal immigration and an unfair field of play when immigrants come in and take jobs because an employer can they be hired him for money and cheap assistance. they are also against opening the borders and having what we have now, which is a disaster. for the president to say that he will demand immigration reform, the people supporting you are having a hard time with a straight face trying to support what is going on with these children being virtually tossed over the fence. it's really a humanitarian crisis as well as a legal crisis. lou: some say it is of the president's making. >> you know, you have to believe that he certainly should have some more to stop it. this should have moved more

border patrol agents, national guard, helping to control them and say that we just can't leave our borders wide open like this. lou: governor, great to see your. >> thank you. >> tune in to us on the fox news channel saturday and sunday nights, 8:00 p.m. eastern. white house showing this before the holiday week to release its report on the problems at the veterans affairs health care system findings, by way of trim the top white house aide to reveal more than what has been previously reported by congress and whistleblowers. these are significant systematic failures that must be addressed which the white house review is an echo of the earliest statements from even the va itself. unrealistic according to the report, but technology and on and on this goes.

it's more bureaucratic nonsense and doesn't present it to the fact that the president of the united states is of this government and did not act until forced to. turning now to the va and all of the scandals that we are facing in this white house, we are coming back with that and a great deal more. so please stay with us. so please stay with us. >> iraqe the world ♪

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in iraq is escalating. a pentagon official confirms that we are now flying armed drones over baghdad to protect american civilians and military forces in the iraqi capital and they are also therefore surveillance and president obama still has not authorized this against the ifi oh. it is coming in the same news of these graves containing the bodies of iraqi soldiers and police and civilians slaughtered. and a new prime minister when the newly elected parliament convenes is wanted. this as nouri al-maliki make this statement. trying to strike a middleground.

they are urging sunni leaders and others to denounce the isil, asking for a half billion dollars to aid this modern theory and opposition, which is battling them and the regime of bashar al-assad. the same individual who is launching airstrikes against them in syria and western iraq. for more on the obama administration's response to the crisis, i'm joined by army vice chief of staff general jack keane, it is so good to have you with us. this, to anyone, it must seem a little bit complex, the initiative taken by the obama administration.

the baghdad regime that the president himself once to remove while finding them and being join in that effort by him and his regime. so what are we to make of it? >> the thing that we must focus on is the threat that they are presenting not only to iraq but to the region as a whole and also to our own security. this is truly a terrorist organization that has grown into an army and it is on the move. and it clearly wants to do with the 9/11 al qaeda dreamt about, which is establish a state in the region and take claims of all muslim lands. whether it's run by them or not, they could care less. they want to impose this on the entire muslim world. so that should be our focus, in my view. if that is true we should be hitting targets in syria and

also in a rock that we have been developing for the last five or six days. flying our aircraft manned and unmanned over these areas. i'm confident that those targets are available and i think it's very frustrating that the president hasn't even the authority to start engaging in them. lou: at the same time, the united states has been, if you will, of the view that iran, by some estimates responsible for a third of our casualties in iraq, how do we end up in a an alliance with in within the government that will surely be in baghdad whether nouri al-maliki has a successor or not. >> it is true. it is complicated to say the least. a lot of times we want to wring our hands and say, it's hopeless

and it's too hard. but the fact of the matter is that the iraqis do not want to be a crime state even though he did turn to them for more assistance. >> we cannot underestimate that appeal. that is such a significant undertaking by him to move the council of representatives, as we would call it, in the right direction to establish this government. that will be a huge step and they don't want them to be a

client state like syria is. >> we talk about hegemony. but it's very difficult to propose that one the most powerful nation in the region is, as you say, sitting on iraq's border. >> we established a strategic partnership with each other. and they also wanted to buy this equipment, which we have not been able to get to them because of the bureaucratic nature of our military sales program. fighter jets, apache helicopters that they could've employed, as well as other weapons.

and the russians are going to give that to them. lou: general, thank you so much for being with us. >> the next court hearing is july 9. that is when they plan to raise human rights violations. >> there is also the little matter that he has been held for 88 days without a mention from president obama. and we asked if these prove that

there are real checks and balances in our government. 43% say they are persuaded, 57% said no. and you find in the coming of a president to whine about his own failures.

lou: coming up here tonight. he has led the charge to educate america about the dangers of grains, and football. giants legend harry carson joins us in his new book reveals the extent of what is pure hatred against clinton and obama. we will take a disk with the "a-team." in just a week before the fourth of july. the pew research poll has said

that they are surprised and deeply troubling. >> just 28% say the united states stands above all other countries. not surprisingly the pew research study found that they are at near record lows. sure to disturb most americans, but certainly not all, there are some who actually cure america's ending pride and confidence in realizing our decline as a great power and a great nation. we are now in the sixth year of the obama presidency. what a tumultuous challenging and disappointing presidency it has been.

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>> the clintons and the obama may put on an outward show of unity. but this author, ed klein, claims that that is not the

truth in his book trend here. at least according to him. in the meantime, the republican national committee saying that this would be the same as giving president obama a third term by electing hillary clinton. >> a sense of understanding. >> it has been a great collaboration over the last four years area. >> joining us now is the "a-team." joining us now is james toronto.

gentlemen, it is good to have you here. let's start with you with the claim that president clinton hates president obama. >> he can have these personal difficulties if he wants. but he's still one of the top democrats in the country. i think others expect him to step up. so he is biting down on his lip as he does before and he thinks that will take it out for him in 2016. >> clear in 2008, the feelings between the clintons and obama's were not one of mutual love and adoration. the clintons have a job to do, obama has a job to do his 2016 approach is end it was one that shows i don't long to an

organized political party, but these days the democrats are better than the republicans are the sort of unity. >> we face a general election here. the president has been rebuked by the supreme court. he has lost 12 unanimous decisions and it gets worse and worse for this president. >> yes, two of those decisions were this week. the recess appointment yesterday. but there was a companion case in a federal case in which the supreme court says they need a search warrant. >> with this administration facing these decisions over the course of the past year and a half. we have seen this previously, including two obama appointees that were supposed to be

committed individuals that could never rise above the partisanship to render an objective ruling. >> it does this and expansive view of federal power. but the president ken go out pretty much as he wishes. and you know, people have complained and said that this is controversial, and that is unanimous. we even have the left-wing liberal justices saying no. >> the four conservative justices wanted to go much further. basically to strike down the since the 19th century. and i think that they had a good argument there based on the language of the constitution. but what these two dead and the other democratic appointees that was we have respect for the historical record, but obama alone, he's the only one who has done this, you try to do this

when the senate was in session. that was a bridge too far even more him and alina kagan. >> even something as basic as that is, he's a constitutional scholar in that matter. >> it includes reminding him that citizens have rights in the case of this. a couple that had the stand against this powerful agency. ruling with the state of arizona and rebuking the attorney general and the president and the entire immigration apparatus of this administration. so first i would like to turn quickly over to the crisis on our border. this kills, does it not? any hope on the parts of those

who have hopes for amnesty this year. >> the killing of the hope for amnesty this year is what social scientists day is overdetermined. any number of things that were sufficient to kill. i don't think there was ever much hope of it in the first place. there's so much distrust and there's no way they're going to reach a compromise. >> there is also such a thing as idiotic, that policy. to say that it's because people oppose it, what should be the result. >> some people have very open-minded views. but there has to be some order here. >> that's not such an open-minded idea that impoverishes millions of citizens who can't find jobs. >> is a controversial view. >> i'm just raising the question. >> one big problem that we have

is people coming across the border with measles, tuberculosis, this is doubly stuffed in heaven for bed that we get a tuberculosis outbreak. >> you believe the president should enforce border security? >> sure. >> good. >> does that make it unanimous here tonight? >> i think it does. lou: thank you gentlemen so much. now it's time for our board of the evening. pertaining to a governmental or political system in the practice in which individual freedom is held as completely subordinate and the power of authority and the state. not constitutionally accountable to the people. were wellesley ignoring such constitution. the reminder to vote in our poll tonight. do you find it becoming for a

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lou: on wall street, stocks inching higher, the dow jones up, the nasdaq up 19 on the big board. technology is the best performing sector. the dow jones finishing lower than nasdaq. crude oil down 10 cents, settling below $106 per barrel. the 10 year rising to 2.53%. consumer confidence index rising more than expected this month. general motors announcing three more recalls, the covering 400 30,000 vehicles. gm has now issued 40 recalls for more than 20 million vehicles this year alone. listen to my financial reports three times a lone. listen to my financial reports three times a day coast-to-coast on the salem radio network for the days biggest market news. john lonski. it's great to see you.

so what kind of market are being here? >> what kind of market is this? >> the bull market might be going higher. profit is going higher especially on this latest news. >> we have a problem of this market today. that is where the 10 year treasury yield used to be. on top of that we have a very narrow spread. the spread of right now is in the bottom of that 30 year

history. so that is something to be concerned about. >> the federal policymakers have yet to correctly call a move in the market. so i'm just waiting to him how one is going to get it right. i guess amongst the 12 of them, they have 12 options. >> what is striking about all of that price inflation is up for the most part, these are some of the very same people who voiced the same alarm back in 2008 when inflation was up by percent, but the real story was the u.s. economy was coming apart at the seams because of the mortgage crisis. lou: if we look at job creation and folks are selling this, gm has recalled him so they can make them. but otherwise, automobile companies are as well on this is

that this economy is contracting in the first quarter gdp. so where are we here in the second? >> we will probably grow by 3.4% on average and that is good news. unfortunately because we have a first quarter, the annual increase of five gdp will him from the 1.9% last year to perhaps 1.6% this year according to recent consensus forecast. but that still mask the fact that the economy will be doing better and most importantly profit continuing to grow. one of the reasons why auto sales is doing well and they need consumer spending is because the auto industry is showing pricing restraint. surely an increase of less than

1%. >> as excited as i get about those corporate profits, and i do just as anyone else, the fact is that in his wages and the other part of national income that continues to be either static or contracting, that is what we have to get to. then we can only get to that if we start creating some jobs. >> yes, year-over-year, to see that. a previous recovery at this time where the range would be growing. and that puts us at the growth of consumer spending. lou: it's good to have you here with your thoughts on our future. coming up next, the concussion summit with its former players expected to top a billion dollars. linebacker and new york giants linebacker and new york giants legend terry carson joins usre'd

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lou: the nfl announcing this week a settlement with retired players suing over concussions. both parties agreed to a settlement last august. the presiding judge was concerned that that is not in js concerned that that is not in a hurry at one of the men who and leading the charge to educate the country and the nfl about the dangers of concussions, new york giants legend harry carson. >> it's so good to be here. so good to be here when you were on this a long time ago. so i appreciate having the

opportunity to be here. >> and i think everyone has to be grateful to you and others who have been talking about this issue. >> this issue has been around. and this includes avner malloch and later in life with what they did in their past.

i can firmly see it but there are probably so many cases of men who have had cases of being senile, lou gehrig's disease, but it was never really documented because there was no tie in to what they did. >> think about the nfl. but this affects kids in high school. those who are playing lights out, sometimes it is lights out. >> high school, college, it's amazing and i've gotten so many responses from people around the country.

they talk about their relatives, their husbands, their sons, those who have had neurological problems and they never played in the nfl, they played in high school or college. so it's not just about the nfl. it's about the game itself. not just football, it's girls soccer, it's cheerleading. i don't want to be a debbie downer here, but the reality is that you really have to protect the brain. you can nominee replace or a hipper place, but you cannot replace the brain when it's injured. you don't know how it's going to affect that person on the road. >> what would you say to a mother or father right now? would you let them mature little bit more? >> i think with all of the information that is out there

from the last two years, whether congressional testimony of the commissioner, or doctors who have done studies and so forth, whether it is the reality of the, i think that parents really need to wake up and understand. it was about spreading the awareness of concussions, you really have to understand that physically you can get hurt playing the game. and are logically can also sustain injuries that you might not ever get over. so i think parents really need to be aware of what they are signing up the kids for her. >> the nfl raising the cap. were you surprised that they were so agreeable on doing that? two i was surprised, i have the utmost respect. i know that his job is to grow

this league and you have to get this and satisfy who has suffered as a result of the concussions and so forth. but if you are a player, you don't want is money. so you legitimately have this and so forth, so what price do you put on the normal? >> let's hope that the estimates on the money are excessive. >> yes. >> it's great to talk with you. >> thank you. >> it is my pleasure. >> it is time for a few of my comments. the president put himself above the law, he has no patience for due process or the constitution. ken in south carolina said why would we write the immigration laws as the ones we have right now are being enforced. a copy of my novel border war it

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