kill them, our future will indeed be the good new days. that's our show. see you next week. lou: good evening. president obama today in a speech blamed republicans for the commander terry in crisis at the southern border. president obama insisted republicans pass the senate amnesty bill or fee, she said, would act alone on immigration. the president neglected to acknowledge it has been his rhetoric on illegal immigration in his refusal to secure the border with mexico that has led to what he now calls a humanitarian crisis. mr. obama's declaration of support of so-called dreamers has caused confusion, great confusion for many central american people.

tens of thousands of people on an 1800-mile journey to our border. which they cross now with impunity. here is the president in the rose garden today effectively declaring immigration reform to be dead and requiring them to abandon their constitution and simply pass a bill the president's sole design. he means to go at it alone. president obama: there are others in the house who say they cannot act because they're mad at me about using my executive authority to broadly. i take executive action only when we have a serious problem, a serious issue, congress chooses to do nothing. the failure of house republicans to pass a darn bill is bad for our economy, bad for our security, bad for our future.

so, while i will continue to push house republicans to drop the excuses and act, i hope constituents will too, today i am beginning a new effort to fix as much of our immigration system as i can on my own. without congress. lou: also tonight the supreme court issued another ruling, a blow to the president once again the nations top court fighting with hobby lobby in a ruling that a business does not have to provide contraceptive for the female employees if it violates their religious beliefs. the president's spokesman called on congress to again d to what e president insist they do. and this time pass another law on the contraceptive mandate that the supreme court might one day accept. >> because of this, congress should act to address the concerns of the women affected by this decision.

lou: and we will be talking with fox news senior judicial analysis judge and napolitan anw napolitano. they changed their name to simply the islamic state while declaring across iraq and parts of syria as president obama sends another 200 troops to baghdad. our one true ally in the middle east breaking with the president is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu declaring support for an independent sta state. former u.s. investor to iraq joins us on the choices facing the white house in reality of the consequences of those choices here in moments. we begin tonight with president obama's decision to ignore immigration laws as well as the critical setback to the administration's health care law. joining us tonight, fox news

senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano. >> good to be here, lou. lou: this decision is a clear win for hobby lobby. a failure for the administration again. but what is the effect on women across the country? >> the effect is profound, lou. this decision basically says that the owners of an entity, i will describe that in a minute, believe providing contraceptive and abortion services for their employees against their views, they don't have to do it. here is the entity. nonprofits, those entities provided in the united states from 90% of all america. so where is the money going to come from to pay for these services. that number would be so large it will require a congressional appropriation, which is not going to come from the republican-controlled house so

the president has made a mess of things by promising women he would compel their employers to provide all this and the supreme court said he can't do it. lou: this definition of the so called a this is enterprise or corporation. the amount of money individually involved here is so small, we're talking about $10 per month here, most businesses are not going to be too concerned about that unless they have true, honest, bona fide religious objections. >> it is interesting you said that. the first obstacle he addressed in the 5-4 majority was a corporation of person. does a corporation have rights? they have already it is a person and in the citizens united case

which the president hates, but he reinforced that in the decision today. especially with the closely held corporation, family owned corporations often referred to in the law as the alter ego of the person. this is not general motors, not publicly traded. all the owners know each other and sit around the table and make decisions jointly because they will generally agree. lou: turning out to the issue on the book, unitarian crisis many say it is of the president's own making, it also begs a question whether or not the organization among the governors of central america, el salvador, guatemala, for those children, 1800 miles from the country's voyages to the united states, the question

is clear, what was the obama administration's role in that and why are they not now even as the president stands before the american people and says he wants the congress to do exactly what he said and what the fact to pass with the senate passed, even at that point he makes it clear he's not going to enforce border security. >> his oath is so important they wrote it down in the constitution and says he will faithfully enforce the laws. you have to enforce the law if you agree with them or not. if you don't like enforcing laws you shouldn't be in the white house. in my opinion with the president said today are bringing him dangerously closer to the concepts of and the dangers of it because he's base we saying i will not enforce laws unless you agree with them.

11 million illegals, you begin sending them home. that is telling people how they can get away with it. if you do that, more people get over the borders. the crisis of the presidents making and he is trying to make it sound like it is congress' fault. lou: it can lead to a crisis for this president. >> at some point republicans in the house would have to begin indictment proceedings would want to run the government my way even though the constitution says congress raised the loss l, not the president. lou: obviously midterm will be even more strict because any government impeachment there's a possibility they will be in republican-controlled senate. >> yes, there is a possibility

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lou: the obama administration today notifying congress another 200 military personnel to secure the embassy in baghdad. that brings the total number to just about 800. iraq he forces meanwhile trying to retake the city from the isil after the terrorist group

declared all muslims declare allegiance to their leader. for more now on on the crisis n iraq and the u.s. response to this point, i'm joined by christopher hill. ambassador, good to have you with us. as expected, i believe at least most expected, now w we're up to 800 troops some two weeks later. where are we headed, do you think? >> i think the u.s. troops, additional u.s. troops are supposed to help plot the evacuation of the embassy. were that come to pass, u.s. troops is an amount of troops that are not going to be decisive, they are trying to sort of help the iraqi forces,

but is nicole: fact the obama administration does not want to be in but does not want to be out. lou: don't we look a bit like the fool in this? the experts have just arrived in iraq, support those jet fighters that had been sent in. in some cases by syrian forces from his regime as well as the force. this is starting to look, if you will, somewhat the subservient agent in all of this. >> it is to the obama administration isn't sure how to handle this. some people don't want to touch this, something we ought to be more forceful, looking for this.

it is a foreign-policy team working together, this has been the case for some time now in the administration bi. lou: is a hard time to understand the intelligence and in a significant way that would allow them to marshal some sort of response because to use the expression this administration has been a nearly every major foreign-policy development over the past couple of years. >> here's what is going on in iraq. the in sunni direction commandeered by real extremist from even al qaeda. yet the message is concerned about more directly involved because they don't want to be seen pushing against sunni

because they tear arab middle east brought by the sunnis. they kind of balance that with statements to get rid of. he came to the elections pretty strong, until you can get behind another candidate, no apparent other candidate. i suspect he will not get a third term, but it is a set of issues that has made it very difficult for the administration to make some decisions here. when they don't make decisions, pointing out when the russians get their airplanes in there, the iranians move, we look like we are a little slow. lou: a little slow. benjamin netanyahu announcing he supports the establishment of a kurdish state. your reaction to that development.

>> i think the kurds understand they would love to have an international recognized independent state, but what is important to them would not be endorsement but the united states endorsement, so i think you would see them moving with caution and not taking netanyahu advice in this regard. lou: you will watch it carefully. thank you very much. up next my commentary on just days before the nation celebrates

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poll i believe most americans will find most will find surprising it deeply troubling. it reveals 44% of those surveyed don't often feel proud to be american. and there is more. it is just as saddening. the belief in american exceptionalism is held by only a minority. only 28% say the united states stand above all other countries. not surprisingly researchers found trust in the government to be at near record lows. the results are sure to disturb americans but certainly not all. some will cheer on america's heavy pride and confidence and who seem intent on realizing our decline is a great power of a great nation. we are now in the sixth year of the obama presidency.

the tumultuous challenging presidency it has been. the president campaigned on hope and change, remember? he has delivered great disappointment. upon his election he spoke of great achievements to come, care for the sick, jobs or the jobless, also spoke modestly rising oceans and healing this planet. they can no longer hold interest of americans disapprove the job. in. the present text the face of americans to a breaking point. to those so failures of our national leaders, if you were that may lift your spirits. in our quote of the evening from the 25th president, theodore roosevelt and said this about pride in our nation.

here is your country, cherish these natural wonders, cherish the romance of a secret heritage for your children and your children's children. do not let selfish men or greedy interests skin your country of its duties, or of its romance. we have a lot of work to do, we have yet to begin. we will be right back. blood for you, the clintons versus the obama's. weighing in on the book and his claims as well as the supreme court unanimous decision.

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it talks about bill clinton i hated that man obama more than any man i have ever met. more than any man who ever lived. at least according to him. the national committee launched a new campaign of their own to convince voters electing hillary clinton would be the same asking president obama a third term. here we go. >> renewing controversy this morning over the obama administration response to benghazi. >> what difference does it make? >> there is a sense of understanding sometimes it takes a word. >> it has been a great collaboration over the last four years. lou: joining us now, the "a team." unlike contributing editor.

gentlemen, good to have you both here. the claim by ed klein president clinton hates president obama, why did he save bacon in 2012? >> he can have his personal difficulties if he wants but he still won if i top democrats the country and they spiked him to step up and other democratic nominee. i will save obama and that will kick things up for hillary clinton in 2016. lou: your thoughts? >> it was clear between the clinton's and obama's not one of mutual love and admiration. they had a job to do as 2016 approaches, and it was once said

i don't belong to an organized political party, i'm a democrat. the democrats are better than republicans at this sort of unity. lou: it is to be seen. we face a general election here, the president has been rebuked again by the supreme court, he has lost 12 unanimous decisions. it is worse and worse for this president. >> two of those decisions were this week. on wednesday we had the case involving police search of cell phones. there was a companion case that was a federal case in which they can coincide with the california decision. they said you need a warrant to search a cell phone. lou: facing unanimous decisions, more unanimous decisions over the course of the past year and a half then we have seen previously including two obama appointees.

they were supposed to be committed but never rise above their partisanship to render it. >> this shows us how expensive it is, the president can go out as he wishes, so much so even his appointees said we can't go along with that. the court is so divided, so controversial. i hope they are happy. even left-wing liberal justices saying no to obama. >> the interesting thing is the conservative justices were going much further to strike down recess appointments as they have been done since the 19th century. i think they had a good argument based on the language of the constitution but what the other democratic appointees said was we have respect for the historical record, but obama and obama alone tried to make

appointments when they were in session, that was just a bridge too far. >> you wouldn't think you would want to remind them the senate decides when it is in session, even something as basic as first or second grade the supreme court had to come in and educate. lou: among those required of this presidency included minding thenoncitizens have rights in te cases of the epa. gentlemen, thank you very much. two of his faithful secretary in the states for four years with 2016 presidential run looming, the break from the president is inevitable so says best-selling author ed klein here with his author ed klein here with his new book, when folks think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here

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lou: republican senator chuck grassley says he is known for two months the former irs official lois lerner threatened to audit him back in 2012. that is about the time the irs was also targeting conservative groups and conservative donors. we obtained e-mails show the big issue with the offer to pay to attend the event. the senate rejected the invitation the irs rejected this just in to audit him. but it does perhaps he was some sense of the state of mind, her state of mind at least. joining us to psychoanalyze what is administration when it comes to ignoring law selectively. psychiatrist a member of the a team. telling the president again the 2012 decision in and missed

putting his appointee that he is overreaching, that he is abusing power and violating the constitution. >> you can tell an alcoholic 12 times he is an alcoholic until he is ready to detox there is nothing there. he is impervious to feedback because he doesn't have the united states constitutional flawed. i believe he would say the high court in applying the principles therein contained deeply flawed. vote against me 12 times unanimously, have a 13th trial balloon to float whether you will further allow me to retract to drawback american influence around the world. lou: what would give the president confidence to do what he has done working obviously with activists, with the governments of central america

and government of mexico to move children to our border and help them cross it? >> the same thing that has led him to other acts that make our country less powerful. it is a way to weaken the nation. if you have this, a profound misgivings about america in the very nature as to whether it has been a force for good or for evil in the world, everything you do will be tainted by that, and i think that is what we are seeing. so many decisions can be understood in that way. score one for him. lou: it offers descriptive of

interest. >> can a man sleep at night? very well. his agenda is being pursued. if i told you in six years they could cost this much chaos and reduces status around the globe to extend this person has, you would think i don't know, can you do that from the corner office? this man can and has. lou: i don't know vote put the bed on that. >> this president was elected when we deeply questioned whether we should stand firm for our values. much of the population believed they elected somebody who wasn't so patriotic, serious misgivings about our actions around the globe that they would not be attacked again.

as you can see, that is not the way it rolls. lou: great to have you. >> thanks. lou: later we will get into tense relationships between hillary and president obama. the new book, "blood feud," the clintons versus the obamas. and if football hall of famer, new york giants legend, brain injury activist on the ruling and what football needs to do to [ male announcer ] if you suffer from a dry mouth then you'll know how uncomfortable it can be. [ crickets chirping ] but did you know that the lack of saliva can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath? [ exhales deeply ] [ male announcer ] well there is biotene. specially formulated with moisturizers and lubricants, biotene can provide soothing relief and it helps keep your mouth healthy, too. [ applause ] biotene -- for people who suffer from dry mouth.

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lou: the nfl announcing this week it is lifting the cap on a settlement with retired players suing over concussions. the green to $765 million

settlement last august, but the presiding judge was concerned that wasn't enough. joining us now, one of the men leading the charge to educate this country and the nfl about the dangers of concussions, pro football hall of fame linebacker, new york giants legend, great to have you here harry. >> it was before it was really hot button topic in the media's i appreciate the opportunity to be here. lou: thank you for those kind words. everybody has to be grateful to you and others, talking about this issue. reaction of the nfl was, and i think most americans, more we have learned year after year. >> think about what we don't know about those who have

already played the game have already passed on, i would venture to think it has been around since the beginning of football and had, and so forth, players have played through and have gone on to deal with neurological abnormality later in life, but there was never really a tie in between later in life and what they did in their past. i can firmly see so many cases of men of being senile, dementia, alzheimer's, lou gehrig's disease. but it was never documented because there was no tie into the past of what they did. lou: when we think about the nfl, the guys are big, but this affects kids in high school who

are playing "lights out." and sometimes it is lights out. >> kids have a tendency to imitate what they see on television, players they admire on monday night. whether it is in pop warner, high school, college, it is amazing how i have done your shows in the past and have gotten so many around the country, talk about their relatives, the husband and sons who have had neurological problems and they never played in the nfl. while the spotlight is on the nfl, it is about the game itself, but it is not just football. it is other sports like ice hockey, girls soccer, cheerleading. i don't want to be a debbie downer, you have to protect the

brain. you cannot replace the brain. once it is injured you don't know how it will affect that person down the road. lou: what would you say to a mother or father writes now with a kid coming up through pop warner. would you say to wait a while, let him mature a little more, what would you say? >> i think with all the information that is out there from the last few years whether it was the congressional testimony of the commissioner, whether it is doctors who have done studies and so forth, and whether it is tying in the suicides of players who have played and reality of head trauma. parents have to wake up and understand what they are signing their kids up for. there was a su summit of the white house on concussions about spreading the awareness of concussions. you have to really understand

physically you can get hurt playing the game, but neurologically consisting injuries that you might not ever get over. parents really need to be aware of what they are signing their kids up for. lou: we have about 30 seconds here. the nfl raising the cap. are you surprised they were so agreeable to do that? >> i was surprised, but i also know roger goodell. i know his job is to grow a league and you have to get this in the past and satisfy the complaints of players who have suffered as a result of concussions and so forth. if you are a player, you really don't want the money because as a player, if you need this money it is because you legitimately have dementia, alzheimer's and so forth, so what price do you put on being normal.

good to talk to you, thank you so much. the clinton family after poor book sales and a series of pre-campaign gaffes. best-selling author of blood few to, the versus the obama's. ed klein will

lou: our word of the evening, having little or no money. for example, former secretary of state claimed this week she and bill had little money when they left the white house. hillary clinton's new autobiography "hard choices" is to be one of a hard sell. joining us tonight, "new york times" best-selling author ed

klein out with his explosive bestseller entitled "blood feud." it is already number three in books on amazon. great to have you with us. this book, "hard choices." >> i think they should retitle it "heaven's gate." it is like the movie back in the 70s which everybody thought would be a huge hit, she was everywhere on television and radio. lou: is it because of the gaps in her campaign, your book forpr deficiencies? along with those for the obama's? >> it is a combination of two things, the book is a big yawn, there is nothing it.

signifying nothing. the second thing is even more important, when she goes on television, she invents herself, it is not fun. lou: is there something about that is different this time? talking about 2008. she doesn't seem to have the same confidence, to me at least. and you go into her health issues, but i don't know what is going on. >> that is an interesting point because she isn't as sharp as she used to be. she is certainly less sharp now. they could be because she is not as healthy as she should be an issue is not as up on things.

we say the things she said about being poor and not being really wealthy, we made a note of this, they spent $50 million on travel since the clinton global initiative was formed. since the global initiative was formed. lou: that is an extraordinary amount of money. the clinton global initiative as you have documented, the way it is managed. this is going back to may, a certain elitism about hillary which may have always been there, i don't know, but certainly one in the media picking up. >> there is a victimization about her when she is put in a

corner and asked a slightly difficult question, she immediately place the victim card because she is a woman, because she wears pantsuits, because she doesn't do her hair, but it has nothing to do with that. that is not why people are asking her these questions. lou: the president, usually protecting, supporting her, whatever position she finds herself in, that doesn't seem to be happening. lou: he doesn't look to be ready to rock 'n roll like he used to be. from my reporting, among the clintons they are reeling about this book rollout because it has been a disaster for them.

lou: is it in your judgment and analog for the campaign to be that others might judge she is not the candidate for 2016? >> i have been picking up vibrations that some of the democrats out there saying maybe we have a better chance at knocking her off during the primary campaign than we thought. lou: i thought we were watching the clintons from the public glare while all this was going on but then out comes bill trying to support his wife talking about watches. >> i was surprised at that interview because the clintons are generally very good at that kind of a thing and he was unconvincing of supporting his

wife. from my reporting, from inside the inner circle of the clinto clintons, i think they're in a state of shock and they don't know how to recover. lou: are the president and first lady gloating at this moment? >> i am sure michelle is, whether barack obama is paying attention given the fact he doesn't pay attention too much else, i don't know. lou: i want to go back to mr. clinton, president clinton, he has run up quite a tab for himself wherever he is speaking, but he is making a lot of money. he hasn't eased up a bit on the money machine. >> he went to nigeria and made

$700,000 not only just for giving a speech, just for showing up. they are worth the vicinity of a couple million dollars now. they recently spent $900,000 putting a dance floor into their mention in washington, d.c. lou: a washington mansion. it needs a dance floor, my goodness. how strange is that relationship to give some balance? >> when they go on vacation i'm told by the housekeepers they have separate rooms and they don't really do things together. he is encouraging michelle to take separate trips often because in her presence he is often lectured by michelle, often told he is not doing the right thing. i think it is getting worse.

lou: you would think if he is sensitive about being lectured by michelle he might understand how some feel about his own. thank you very much. ed klein. the book is "blood feud" on sale with online booksellers everywhere. we recommend it. is highly evident the president is completely oblivious to what is going on around him or complacent in all of these scandals. writing we are witnessing obama's answer to immigration reform, create a crisis, use it to get your way or else. and in vermont e-mailed us to say the president has abused power and decided the separation of powers in our constitution. he has done so with bypassing congress. a free copy of my novel "border

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