for watching. every night 6 p.m. eastern, if you didn't watch, or can't watch, set your dvr, keep it right here on fox business. >> i am ashley webster in for lolou dobbs, we have multiple stories developing in iraq u.s. air strikesancy isil continue as bong finds itself -- obama administration finds its aligned with iraq again, this time, about. >> in fight against isil only after day new iraqi government is formed here is marie huff denying a report an effort to

out of maliki has been underway for months. >> suggestion that an effort to oust maliki had been underway since june. is there any truth to that report. >> there is not, as i have said, multiple times from this podium, this is for the iraqis to decide. >> secretary of state john kerry making it clear yesterday that iraq's future does not include mr. maliki, saying that united states will do everything possible in order to support and unhold the constitution that the new president is following appropriatappropriately, they h3 candidates for prime minister, none are mr. maliki. and to add insult to injury, iran endorseing the attempted remove rally of maliki, and endorseing his replacement alibidi .

also tonight, supposedly moderate faction of palestinian politics, now openly celebrating deaths of israelie soldiers whie negotiates for gaza peace, in in cairo-based talks, having fattah sound more like their radical based colleagues in hamas, and i standoff at russia-ukraine border. putin saying what he says is sends help to those on the border, we'll take this up with fox news middle east affairs and terrorism analyst dr. walid phares. and folk fox news host mike huc. and also the violence in st. louis still on the rise, as fbi send -- sent in to investig.

fox news correspondent mike tobyn will take us live to the scene in the st. louis suburbs for all of the latest. and we'll take up the ramifications of the obama white house joining the investigation with leading attorneys mercedes cold win, and doug burns later in the broadcast, a lot to talk about. >> in iraq, planners arriveing to develop a strategy to relocate the yazidis that was trapped in the mountain range, as i islamic state terrorists ae shifting their strategys in response to u.s. air strikes, joining me now is dr. walid phares, thank you so much for joining us tonight. there are wants that isis is reverting to insurgent tactics to blend in with the civilian population, does that mean that the airstrike strategy may have

to change? >> well, of course, isis is listening to us, and watching what we are doing, and analyzing the speed of what we are doing, they understand we are not going after them in the area they occupied. they have divideed their strategy into whatever they can blend, mosul and sunni areas, they will blend, whatever they cannot blend they will try to hide from the strikes coming on to them in minority areas, they have ethnic cleanseed. ashley: i'v i've gone lookingt comes from mr. maliki, could you argue his sectarian approach, alienation of sunnis and kurds could be blamed for precipitating about what we're seeing? >> yes, and there is more, the sectarian approach of you know marginalizing sunni politicians and jailing some, bringing to other the to torture skph-rbingd

assassinateing others is to blame, but this is not maliki's policy this is the pro-iranian establishment in baghdad that was left behind when we left, which is pro-iranian, and now, we are welcoming the new nominated prime minister, but he is from the same camp, he is not malick i, iramaliki, they are bw maliki who will continue with the same policies. >> what can you tell about isis growing? is it growing? are they gaining more support from outside areas, is it strength ending or are airstrikes moving them away from areas? >> this speed with which we're doing very narrow strikes against isis in the area is one thing. and the recruitment comes to isis from iraq from syria and other places.

and many chapters of al qaeda are now coming to isis, isis is growing faster than the strikes we're now administering in the areas. >> with regard to the humanitarian crisis, what do you think can be done and what is what to sieve this -- to say this condition happen again as we go through coming months and years? >> what need not to be done with minoritys, the yazidis and christians is remove them from iraq and put them in other country, that would be dangerous for the minoritys, safe those on the mount, put them in kurdistan somewhere save, and help kurds push back isis, bridg bring thoe people home, and give them support to with stkapbd them withstand themselves against isis. >> whraoe have done in past is

invest in maliki and his pro-iranian -- we need to diversify, allow ourselves with kurds and yazidis, and find moderate sunnis and work with them, establish a wide corridor of moderates. not just subcontract iraq to pro iranians. >> and would you agree with the statements that are made time and again that the inaction with regard to syria created the vacuum that allowed isis to form, that of course it is you know 20/20 heine site was that -- hindsight was this made years ago. >> we wanted to engage iran, we didn't do much in syria, isis grew from syria to iraq, we subcontracted iraq to iran, yes, of course it has to do with the general reaction of washington's foreign policy, it has to change. >> have we underestimateed the power of isis.

>> we've done so by thinking that the iraqi army as left it would handle, it melted down we thought that kurds without weapons would do it we need to reconsider the strategys, including military alliances. >> fantastic information, dr. walid phares thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> all right, back at home, police official in ferguson, missouri, reversing course, saying they will not reveal the identity of the police officer who shot and killed unarmed teen michael brown, authorities said they made the decision after death threats were made, after a second night of violence and looting, mike tobyn has that report. >> reporter: there is anger in ferguson, missouri, that police revised their decision about disclosing the identity of that police officer who fatally shot 18-year-old brown. >> now they say for safety concerns, they have not

illustrated any direct threats against this individual officer, they say they are not releasing the name, that does not give the community confident. that does not make it transparent. >> reporter: family, their represent and leaders in community call for calm. a peaceful pursuit of justice. >> some of us are making the story how mad we are. rather than how promising he was. don't be a trader -- tr traitoro michael brown, you may not like some of the politicians, some of the leadership, but don't disthem by disrespecting his parents. parents. >> reporter: they get it, there was no trouble today, monday night however protesters and police clashed again, this demonstration keeps forming up outside of the store, one of the businesses looted and ransacked

over the week, it disperse the crowd police fireed rubber bullets and tear gas that angered a lot. 5 people were arrested last night, 37 arrested since the violent flaired, police chief quoted saying that he is surpriseed that mo job else has been shot. >> thank you very much. >> more on the story later in the broadcast with leading attorneys. >> and also, new decales on death -- details on date of robin williams, sheriff official in california say he hanged himself with a belt, at his strain bay area home. authorities also found a folded pocket knife nearby, and superficial cuts on his wrist, williams who was battling depression of found by a personal ais a ta assistant aron yesterday, 14 hours after he was last seen alive. robin williams was 63. we're coming right back.

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mcconnell leading grimes 44 to 40%. >> with 83 days until the midterm elections now, president obama not doing any favors for democrats while vacationining ad new foreign policy crises. joining me now, former arkansas governor, host of huckabee on the fox news channel, mike huckabee, thank you for joining us, let's start. so many foreign policy issues going on, should the president be on vacation? or does he deserve one? >> he does not deserve a vacation, based on what this administration failed on acomelish, t a bigger issue, how it looks to the world, people beheaded in iraq, christians that are stranded on

mountain tops. they are trying to create a level of barbarism we have not seen in century, for the president to be on vacation, is saying what he is doing on vacation is more important than what is happening in the world. >> we mentioned the poll showing that opinions of president, saying more likely to vote for republicans than democrat by 42 to 32%. i guess my question for you, what does g.o.p. need to do to maintain that momentum, i say, a day is a long time in politics, they just went write it? what do they need to do? >> ashley, you said it well, they can't just pretend it will stay like this, a poll is nothing but a snap shot, does not project where things are

going to be but it projects where they are uit gives republicans hope, but republicans have to put a message forward, saying if you elect us, this specifically is what we'll do, republicans are looking at creating a budget that has common sense to it i think this is most important thing they can do. harry reid did not come up with a budget for something like, you know 4 years, and he just never let anyone in. harry reid has run the roach motel of the senate. bills go in but they never come out, 357 house bills went in not one of them got to the flash. floor, if republicans can get senate they start with a budget, they cut unnecessary things, they show they have the capacity, and the will to govern that is a starting points, but they need to put it out there before the election. ashley: you just mentioned, i was going to ask challenges that face g.o.p., did you a good job

of outlining, that but we have a president who'll use that veto bill, or veto pen, probably quite lib ran rally. >> -- liberally. >> he can do certain things on the budget, he really cannot stop it, that is the role of the congress, the president will have do be a bystander when congress goes through, and puts a budget together that eliminates waste, fraud, and crony capitalism is that hurting real capitalism, we're losing a lot of middle class jobs because that administration has run a very different game from what most of us call free market kpapisthatwillism, it run -- th, it is running a chrono capitalism, i hope that republicans do not fall for trap of will sat thing, and call that reform, they have done it in the past, that is what has to stop. because it is not only

inefficient but outrageous to the taxpayers. ashley: it has been interesting to read hillary clinton's comments, about the president's foreign policy decisions, and really put something distance between herself and the president, how much does that hurt the democratic party overall do you think? >> i think it hurts them, because, it shows there is clear division, it shows now her ambition is outweighing her hopes that that administration is successful, they have been very unifyed, admirably so, but i see the beginnings of the cracks in the armor, it does not bode well for democrats. ashley: all right governor mike huckabee thank you so for joining us we appreciate it. >> thank you, ashley. ashley: and tune in to huckabee on fox news channel, at saturday, and sunday night, 8 p.m. eastern. >> coming up, felons released into american society, a

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ashley: in moments obama justice department, looking into the shoots of an unarmed teen, and looting in missouri. show tripy on the damage this could cause to democratic party coming up. >> a scatheing report, highlighting budget mismanagement and ineffective strategys at highest level inside of immigration and custom enforcement agency or i.c.e., before the 2013 sequestration, 2200 illegal detainees were released, 616 of them with criminal conversations. -- convictions. our knock guest has analyzed

report's findings and joining us investigative reporter sheryl at kin son, you are author of soon to be released book stonewalled. that is going to be some interesting reading, thank you sheryl. bottom line, this is a damning report from the inspector general at the very heart, i guess was decision to release the felons a political one? >> actually, the inspector skwhrepgeneral seemed to avoid answering that question, directly, they said there was no evidence that there were certain consultations between the immigration enforcement agency and certain executive level officers at the white house, but we know that i.c.e., chief financial officer did notify the office of budget that extra

money of needed, made a request on this budget shortfall because of their poor planning, a surprising thing that was left unsanered, the report blames chief financial officer from i.c.e. for makeing this decision to suddenly. ty out several thousand beds against the better judge. a lot of people, but does not say who she consulted with, and who would have had to approve, that she by herself could not order a release of this kind. but the report left unanswered who else was involved. ashley: interesting, this was all done on a weekend, we have extra overtime pay, to handle this, they done wait to find out whether they would get that money they needed not to have to release this. on very surface it seems like they did it this -- they did this to make a . >> even the ig said he could not get answer to why they quickly moved forward with this plan,

1400 of releases most were done, on a weekend. before sequestration. that meant attorneys were not available to review the cases, some cases were involving felons before they were released into the public, creating obstacles, the timing and fact so many were release add once, it was not explained to why that decision was made and two at highest levels you would think would have to be approved by were involved. >> what misinformation of provided to public and congress? >> well the associated press, originally broke the report in march of 2013, that 2000 illegal immigrant r-rp being released, napolitano, head of homeland security at the time said that was false, she said it was not thousands this report is a myth. and this is not true, but then 9 days later, they have a vice

testify to congress that several thousands were released, and other instances, ig said that incorrect information was provided to congress, and indicateed that i.c.e. told them it was not intentional but because they have to gather so much data so quickly what they were asked the controversial questions by congress in march of 2013. ashley: that report describes what could be best described as a utter miscommunication, and mismanage. of the budget, are they fixed? it seems they knew that these issues were there, but had not done anything about them? >> the report states that more than a year later, the problem have not been fixed. it said that homeland security which supervises i.r.s. has trouble get -- i.c.e. has trouble getting budget and financial information to did is over site. ibut remember we're being asked to entrust a good chunk of billions of more american tax

dollars to this agency it faces new crisis as we told it is in deep budget disarray and mismanage am. ashley: so, bottom line, this report is damning. and raises a lot of questions burke what will be the fallout? >> it is a good question, a lot of times when reports like this come forward, officials are not held accountable we heard time and again, whether scandals have occured and proven, why is this cfo, if she is to blame, why is she still in charge at i.c.e., and still cfo, who else would and should be held responsible for the shortfalls of the ig flaged in in report, we don't vatican ser -- we don't have the answers. ashley: lack of accountbility, sheryl at i ca-- thank you for , we'll be right back.

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ashley: worth he'll organization today endorsing use of untested drugs to fight world's water ebola outbreak. after a spanish priest, who was supplied with experimental medication became first european to die from the ebold -- virus, no pro proven cure or vaccine es for ebola. that has kill over thousands of people. >> and despite hillary clinton's attempt to distance herself from president obama, the white house confirms that she and the president will be attends the same party at martha's vineyard tomorrow, joining me now to

discuss this. is joe trippi. joe, i would like to be a fly on the wall, were you surprised at strong foreign policy criticism that hillary clinton leveled thaatthe had president in this w with the atlantic. >> no. not so. the criticism. she has always been to the right of obama, it is what cost her the nomination in 2008. the surprise for me is, that it does speak to there has been a big change in the democratic party in terms of where they were post-george w. bush. that underestimateing with the democratic party has cost her that nomination, i am not sure moving there and criticizeing the president now helps for her 2016 as much as she thinks, it helps her in general but it may get her a primary opponent.

there are people out there agitateing in the progressiveo t be wha what to do so. ashley: david axelrod, obama's former top advis add or, got up, knocking her for that. it is interesting, but, it may not be that helpful to hillary clinton. >> the axelrod tweet is sort of my points, she has the nomination essentially locked up right now, everyone is stepping back. although progressive wing keeps talking about it, this might be the kind of fuel, and the axelrod tweet, you might actually start -- i don't see it yet, but that is the risk, i don't think that risk of taking on sort of pointing differences with president hurts her, it puts republicans in position of saying in 2016, if only

president obama had listened to hillary clinton on syria, which can't be a good you know not your best attack. i actually think that general elect it helps her, but she is not out ofed woods on primary. ashley: which area dogs you think she could gain the most by distanceing herself from the president? >> well, you know, i keep cautioning people, you have to i think in 2016, people will ask, do they want a third job o georh term or a obama term, she is going to say do you want a third clinton term, i think that american people right now would greatly go to a reagan or clinton term, i think just separation -- its own, she has that, and that is why i -- i am not sure why she did this, i think it could backfire in terms of getting her criticism within the party, because i think she

has good -- i know republicans won't agree with this, but i think she separated out enough in her own right as a clinton to be able to push away from obama if she wants. ashley: this is early days, but any poll you see, any g.o.p. potential opponent, gets white washed in polls, hillary clinton is very strong at-this-point? >> but again, i think, ashley that is because she is already sort of separated in people's mind from obama. she fought him for presidency, he beat her, there is you know, yes she served as secretary of state, but, she is not you know she was not -- she was implementing his policy not her advice, i think that those polls reflect that people dodo not -- do not, viewers join at hip with obama, she does not have to separate from him, today at

least, that is why i think that is a risk she did not need to take. ashley: we can't discount the impact of bill clinton as well, he campaigns for his wife. that could be a really ace up ththe sleeves as well? >> it done turn out so well in 2008, this is part of the thing, i think sometimes, you know we start looking at last war. look right now, i think she is positioned very well to win the democratic primary, all polls show, that at least so far, whoever the republicans put up she has a big lead on. i -- i think that this is -- it may have been to separate from obama, but i think right now it is not something she needs to do. ashley: joe trippi thank you so much. >> good to be with you. ashley: more bad news for obama administration, major insurers reporting a large drop off in

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ashley: welcome back, now to the quote of the evening from president teddy roosevelt, and president and congress are all

very well in their way, they can say what they think they think but it rests with the supreme court to decide what they recall thought. funny. okay president obama now suggests that one or more of u.s. supreme court justice could soon retirement he delivered this assessment to a fundraiser last night, we'll have supreme court appointment, they are going to be a whole host of issues that many people here care about that will be determined by whether or not democrats retain the senate. joining me now, two of the best lawyers in the business. doug burns, and attorney, fox news legal analyst, mercedes corwin, thank you. i was not aware there would be vacancys on u.s. supreme court, but the president. >> we were not either. >> we were not. ashley: interesting, so does he

try to get this done quickly? what do you think the want to retire. >> you might see justice ruth bader ginsberg retire, while president obama is in office so he can replace her, i was surprised to hear him say, i may be appointing justices. >> justice agains begin ginsberf she would retire, she had no plans for retiring. ashley: how critical to liberal to have her replaced with there are liberal. >> the key is justice kennedy, justice kennedy is the swing vote, when there is a cut between. the swing vote is always justice kennedy. >> one is a straight ideal stop,

the other a swing vote but third one, that my late father pointed out, if you get a flip over, ie, someone who will say a liberal now a republican you will have another robert bork situation. ashley: how do you technology play out, do -- how do you think it will play out. >> i think only seat is ginsberg seat. >> but she has already said she is not i have kateing it. ashley: i want to get what is going on in st. louis, shooting the of unarmed african-american teen. the police say we're not going to identify the police officer officer involved. attorneys for the family are outraged saying this is what we don't need, we need prance perso--transparency. >> start with you? >> there are real death threats,

toward to particular officers and other officers, with that, with all unrest, there will be more unrests other political activists are coming out. ashley: they come out of the woodwork. >> they do, they are the race mongers. it will become more problematic, it is best to keep it -- >> these cases are tough enough without un; unfortunately getint to level. you know intent rhetoric and postureing that we see, the points, break down as best as they can, what happens, what took place, was it excessive force or not, we don't know, then racially, you have a lot of outcrys, we want department of justice to get into criminal civil right case, but that requires specific intent based on race. ashley: so the fbi is involved. >> they are, they have come forward, we heard from eric holder as well, and there are a lot of witnesses who allegedly

say different things a officer said they were trying to get my gun, the shooter said they were getting my gun that is why i thought back. ashley: the back of a police car. >> all very murky then the witnesses is a late witnesses say, he was his hands were up and he was executeed, one of unfortunately one of the attorneys said that. ashley: i. ed to get to tony stewart erase car driver, i have seen the video. dread full. >> terrible. ashley: no criminal changes, bottom line, sadly that the young driver who did this got out on a track, h-frs a dangerous thinit was adangerous. >> a couple legal principle, assumption of risk, you cannot walk out on a road where they are going 150 miles an hour, that is reckless, then, you have contributor negligence, meaning that victim also contributed to what happened, having said that, mercedes and i were talking, she

has a different take. >> it is really interesting a lot of witnesses say that ward was coming toward stewart's car, but, pointing angry but stew art hit the throttle, instead of swerving like the other guy. >> i thought he was braking. >> heave not braking they heard a throttle that is problematic,. ashley: tony stewart knows only. >> we'll see but they there will be cries for criminal charges. >> from a legal stan own, the victim walked out to the road legally. >> there will be crys to get criminal charges, reckless driving, you are driving and hitting a throttle, ha swerve or hit the brakes. >> he is an export driver. ashley: very good, we go the through 3 topics in our assigned time, thank you so much. >> thank you. ashley: 4 months effort to out of donald sterling i as owner of

l.a. clippers is officially over. nba confirms that clippers have been stoeld ssole to former mict executive steve ballmer, it finally went through, after a court confirms that shelly sterling had the authority to sell the team on behalf of a family trust. >> up next, former reagan economist, art lapre with a new report with how much americans are making since the obama administration took office. we'll be right back.

ashley: a look at business on wall street, stocks ticking slightly lower, nasdaq dropping 12, volume, 2.6 billion shares,

telecom, the best performing sector, energy the worst. crude oil down 71 cents. gold up a fraction. meanwhile yield, on 10 year, rising slightly 2.44%, job openings 4.7 million in june could highest in 13 years, a separate report shows that jobs gain following recession pay actually pai pay 23% less tn jobs lost according to a study from u.s. conference of mayors, we will get into that in a minute, listen to lou's financial reports 3 times a day. on salem radio network. >> "new york post" republicing that census bureau lost track of laptops used to keep key economic data just two months before the presidential election, they were never found, some belonged to census

supervisors who have ability to to change dat data on the unemployment rate. there were speculations that the rate had been rigged, a respect before the election showed a huge drop allowing president to give speeches touting his recovery. here to circumstance's state of the -- to assess state of the the obama economy ar artur lapre. it is february of 2001, it sounds great, is it? >> no, it is not. but let me say that from nashville, we are very proud of your record, a nashvilleian he here. i am so proud you retained your tennessee accent.

but if you look at these numbers, the gdp number, 4 1/2 off trillion, you look at employment. only increase is. am we had is population increases, you know number of people employed sheriff population. fell to trough after a great recession, and 5 1/2 years, if you look at new housing sales, it is just not going anywhere, it is a bad economy. the wages are lower, and it is obama's economy, it was precipitateeed i believe by george w. bush but obama has owned it, he has been here for a long time, what he has done, has not made it better. ashley: you mention wage growth. 72% of the economy based on consumer spending, wages down

23%. that is significant. >> ouch. that really hurts, you see is the just, pervasive in every aspect of the economy, you know, i don't -- i am not surprised that it is this way, you can't tax an economy into prosper tear, and government -- i in to ross pertyprosperity, we know tm our records. bill clinton was a great president, and cut taxes a lot, and really powered the economy, but unfortunately this president is not doing as well as his predecessors. >> do you think into the equation that companies have gotten used to doing the same with less workers, and workers are frightening to complaint or move because, jobs are still, very tenuous, they can bring

someone in and pay them cheaper, does that play into this? >> yes, this is very scary for many people, looking at people in this economy, if you get fireed you are not hired quickly, if you are a inner-city teen, have you been unemployed for 9 years, what do you do? lost your job skills. how are you going to get back in to labor force, you learned how to live without a job for so long it skeb 6 nature it very -t becomes second nature, it is very frightening even with a great congress and a great president, it would be difficult to bring these people back in to the mainstream, and spring them back to prosperity, it is sad because, no one deserves to be left behind like these people are. and this administration, and prior administration under w, they did it. and they have done it for a language period, it reminds me -- longed it it reminds me of

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