welcome back and thank you. go to a webpage for our live show after hours at fox business.com. mod we will be there and just moments.how have a good night next. lou: good evenings everybody, renewed fears tonight about muslim extremist violence and attacks after a lone a radical islamist took 17 people hostage at a cafe in sydney, australia. the crisis ended this morning after more than six teen hours. the police raided the cafe after they heard gunshots. after it was all over the iranian gunman and two of the hostages were he had d authorities have not given the media any details who shot the gunman or how the hostages died. australia's prime minister just moments ago went on television to tell his citizens that the gunman was well-known to the country's law enforcement. >> he had a long history of

violent crime. infatuation with extremism, and mental instability. we know that he sent offensive letters to the families of australian soldiers killed in afghanistan. and was found guilty of offenses related to this. >> here at home it was police officers under attack as demonstrators took to the street in new york city, washington, d.c., and boston to protests the deaths of michael brown in missouri and eric garner in new york. the march billed, as a million march but just over 20,000 people showed up in all three cities. and in new york, protesters actually called for the deaths of police officers. >> dead cops. when do we want them. >> now. >> dead cops. lou: we'll taking all of that up on wall street. stocks falling after market's worst week in more than three

years. today's 100 point plunge on the dow, as crude oil prices continued their six-month selloff. a global crash that has seen the price of crude cut by almost half. we'll analyze what's behind that tonight. but we begin with the hostage crisis in sydney and concerns that there was a long list of missed warning signs leading up to the attack. position news chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge with our report. >> within hours of the siege the suspect's online presence was reportedly include ad pledge of support for isis was suspended. well-known to australian authority, man haron monis or as he calls himself, sheikh monis. accused of killing his ex-wife. the iranian board suspect was charged with the 2000 two sexual assault after woman, stemming from allegations of multiple

incidents at his so-called spiritual clinic. they said the hostage siege was a act of islamic terrorism. the question whether he initiated the plot or directed by foreign terrorist group. >> we found with isis they're able to appeal not necessarily members of their organization or any direct affiliation. that makes isis in that way much more dangerous than al qaeda was as far as being able to stop and anticipate these attacks. >> four hours into the siege president obama was briefed by his white house counterterrorism advisor lisa monaco. u.s. government sources confirm that homeland security secretary jeh johnson, fbi director, james comey, nicholas rasmussen, national director of the counterterrorism center were fully engaged and offered help. at least 20 americans are legal permanent residents have tried to join or help the terror group with at least a dozen more currently fighting in iraq and syria. in october a convert to radical

islam rammed two canadian soldiers with his car killing one of them. within days another so-called lone wolf shot a third soldier dead at canada's tomb of the unknowns in ottawa. a convert, attacked new york rookie cops with hatchet. thompson was obsessed with radical islams with 277 search terms for jihad. a former ranking member of the house intelligence committee says, the u.s. is handicapped bit wikileaks revelations and democrat-led senate intelligence committee report on the cia interrogation. >> the tools that are essential to us, they now know what they are and what they do, they create work arounds so they don't provide us access to the kind of information that we need. >> today in a series of raids, french authorities confirm the arrest of 10 people with france's homeland security minister calling disruption of jihadi recruitment networks to iraq and syria the highest priority. lou?

lou: thank you, catherine herridge. police in pennsylvania are searching for a former marine reservist suspected in the shooting deaths of at least six people at three houses in the philadelphia suburbs. they were shot and killed before dawn today. investors don't know how bradley william stone is moving around but he is suspected of killing his recently-engaged ex-wife and several members of her family. on capitol hill the threat of a government shutdown is off the table. after the senate cleared a trillion dollar spending bill late saturday night. president obama who joined house republican leaders in pushing for the measure now expected to sign it by wednesday. but the legislation's passage was not an easy feat. conservative republican senators ted cruz and mike lee tried to delay the proceedings by calling for an up-or-down vote on president obama's executive actions on amnesty for illegal immigrants. their effort was rejected.

74-22. and democrats took advantage of the extra time they had to spend in washington to advance dozens of the president's nominees. still, senator lee today defended their manuever. >> when we have a president who engages in acts of lawlessness and behaves as if he were a government of one it is always worth it to stand up for the american people and get a vote whether or not the president should have taken that action. >> by the way just moments ago, the senate voted to confirm dr. vivik murthy as the country's new surgeon general, more than year after president obama nominated him. his nomination was held up over his outspoken opposition to gun rights. >> no new signals tonight as the republican put it that jeb bush is seriously considering running for president in 2016. he announced over the weekend he plans to release more than 250,000 of his emails from his two terms as florida's governor.

and to write an e-book that will outline his governing philosophy. not steps you would expect of someone unless they were planning to, well, think about it at least higher office. his move could have a dramatic effect however on the 2016 field as fox news chief political correspondent carl cameron now reports. >> congratulations, you made it. >> jeb bush delivered today's commencement address at university of south carolina a state with 2016's first southern primary after sending strong signals this weekend in florida tv interview he is likely to run, plans a e-book heavy on policy and major data dump of correspondence at his time as governor. >> sometime early next year i will release the 250,000 emails. this was, i was, i was digital before digital was cool. >> also immediately creates contrasts with potential rivals including new jersey governor chris christie and wisconsin scott walker, whose correspondence became part of

politically charged investigations into their states. >> part of serving or running, both of them is transparency, to be totally transparent. i will let people make up their mind. >> he is transparent about his support for come con core education standards and path to legal status for certain unauthorized immigrants although many conservatives who decide gop primaryies could decide both. >> i will try to change people. i won't change what i believe. i think my beliefs are solid conservative thought. winning with meaning and winning inintegrity what i'm trying to talk about. >> bush getting in could squeeze out marco rubio, both are from florida and share similar immigration views and when bush was governor, rubio was speaker and a bush disciple. bush rejection the notion that his private equity and business interests will become the liability they were for romney and calls comparison of their wealth apples to peanuts. on the left, ready for warren

movement has million dollars donors and more than 300 former obama campaign staffers on board. ready for hillary super pac is sprawling multimillion-dollar operation with staffs and offices nationwide. >> elizabeth warren has to wait for hillary to make a mistake. i don't they have she can just jump in. the rationale isn't fully there yet. >> but these days folks are getting ready for the holidays, not another lech shun. once the declarations come down, congress will have only six to nine months to get anything done before all the political oxygen gets sucked out of washington bit 2016 presidential race, lou. lou: we're not ready for all the potential presidential candidates to be ready. later we'll be joined by ed rollins and kellyanne con way. we're coming right back. stay with us. congress and the senate pass a spending bill but what is next on illegal immigration amnesty? will the new senate leaders be any stronger than the old? senator david vittert joins us ♪ (holiday music is playing)

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lou: homeland security secretary jeh johnson in south texas today. there he inaugurate ad 50-acre detention center that will hold as many as 2400 illegal immigrants caught crossing our southwest border.

johnson used the occasion to tout the president's amnesty plan. he claims it gives his department a chance to get serious about border security, freeing it up to put more resources on the border as they put it. and, our next guest says is very serious about border security and entire issue of illegal immigration. holeds that the president's fiats and executive orders are flat-out unconstitutional. joining us tonight is senator david vittert a member several key committees including armed services and in the next congress it has just been announced that senator vittert will also be joining the judiciary committee. he is chair of the senate border security caucus. always good to have you with us. >> great to be with you, lou. thanks for the invite. lou: let's talk about what happened over the weekend in the sense that cruz and lee were slapped down pretty mightily by the senate on their efforts to hold the president accountable

for that fiat. your thoughts on the fact that the president has not been actually in any significant way challenged by the house or the senate, this senate at least in his executive fiats? >> well, i think it is really a shame republicans split on that vote. a lot of folks split on sort of a technicality saying, well it was a constitutional point of order and the spending bill was not unconstitutional per se. the spending bills are unconstitutional in his actions. i think that is splitting hairs too finely. reality we are far more united against executive amnesty as that vote shows. we'll have a chance to show that next year. i'm for fighting back any way possible against this unconstitutional action. lou: with your appointment to the judiciary committee in addition to all your other prestigious and very important committee assignments, the house

judiciary committee reported out four bills to the house. >> yeah. lou: i support those four bills. i have said point-blank, that legislation represents leadership on the part of the republican party. >> yeah. lou: on the issue of illegal immigration and border security. why could that not be the initiative that republicans in the house and senate combine to drive forward as true, viable, reeffective reform? >> i think it can be and i'm hopeful it will be early next congress. one avenue i'm pushing, we need to do a bunch of things at once, but one avenue i'm push something strong pro-enforcement legislation like that. i think we move forward with that in the house and in the senate. we should put those things on the president's deck. that is one goal of mine. i think we need to do other things at the same time. one thing i've announced i'm going to oppose this new attorney general nomination that. will be on the judiciary committee for hearings to oppose it because that person would be a key person in the obama

administration helping president obama implement his illegal, unconstitutional executive action. lou: and, on loretta lynch, in opposing her, what is the practical effect? will it, is there sufficient objection to her to, to avoid -- void her as the president's nominee? >> lou, we don't know yet. i hope there is. there certainly could be if voters help us focus on this travesty of executive amnesty, that is flat-out unconstitutional. it would also help if we went back to the 60-vote rule for executive nominations in the new senate. both of those things are a bit up in the air. lou: no question you're one of the most talented and experienced and brightest people in the senate and -- >> i can point to a lot of folks who would argue with you but i appreciate your opinion. lou: imagine that, a politician

with detractors. but your alliance with elizabeth warren, joining forces for her to remove the financial regulation roll back under dodd-frank, that was an alignment people really got their hair on fire about. >> well, i know it surprise ad lot of people. it really shouldn't if folks followed my work in terms of too big to fail. for instance i've been working with sherrod brown for a couple of years now to try to truly end too big to fail including by having much higher capital standards for megabanks. this was a similar related issue and i don't think that taxpayer should be basically subsidizing risky behaviors through fdic insurance and that's what this issue was about. lou: to put it in vastly oversimplified language, what the senator is referring to is rollback of legislation that now permits fdic-insured institutions to maintain

derivative trading within their corporate structure which means that the fdic is the senator just said, will be insuring what would be a rick that dodd-frank did not, did not anticipate or, point of fact, tried to remove from the legislation. >> lou, if we had blocked the rollback, as you know, those derivatives could still happen. they just wouldn't be under fdic insurance umbrella. would not be essentially subsidized by the taxpayer in that way. so they would have been more properly priced in the market somewhere else. lou: and, senator, as you look toward the year ahead of us, do you think that this is going to be a constructive, effective senate and house that will be able to do, to do business with this president who refused to compromise through the first six years? >> well, first of all moving beyond the harry reid senate has to be constructive around

productive. i'm celebrating this week because this is the last few days of the harry reid senate in history. that has to be positive to end that. i hope we get to a more productive place with the president obama but that is largely up to him. that is about whether he is open to real compromise working with congress. so far unfortunately showed no willingness in that direction since the election. lou: senator david vittert, vitter good to talk with you. let's look at our online poll results. whether both parties are taking direction from the chamber of commerce and the business roundtable or just the gop. both parties won 77% of the vote. here is tonight's poll question. do you think the republicans will try to stop defacto amnesty? cast your vote at lou dobbs.com. to the week long box office, the 2 1/2 hour bible long epic,

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our new multi-health wellness line. ♪ lou: coming up tonight, violent end to terrorist hostage crisis in australia. general jack keane will be here to talk about global radical islamic terrorism, lone wolves and impact of the islamic state. that is coming right up. first a few thoughts on one of this country's key allies and our closest ally certainly in the middle east. secretary of state kerry today met with israeli prime minister netanyahu. their meeting comes as the obama administration is apparently divided how to respond to a large number of countries led by france and jordan that are pushing hard for a u.n. resolution. the french draft would, we're

told, remove israelis from ground one in the 1967 war and set a time frame for the creation of a palestinian state. and given certain conditions, mr. obama is in concurrence. at the same time, in a rare contemporaneous set of bilateral talks, senior u.s. officials are meeting with iranian officials. under discussion, cure tating iran's nuclear program. that bilateral discussion comes just two days ahead of full nuclear negotiations with world powers and after having already extended a deadline for a deal to be reached, to july. unnamed obama administration officials say we should expect a deal with iran sooner, rather than later. this while u.s.-israeli relations are icing over. it was less than two weeks ago that the white house refused to confirm or deny reports that it is weighing sanctions against our ally in the middle east over building settlements.

>> very clearly not denying we have strong concerns about settlement activity underway in israel but it has not and will not affect the united states strong commitment to the national security of the nation of israel. >> it took two days for the white house to, clarify its position, to right itself, calling reports of sanctions, quote, completely unfounded and without merit, end quote. and it required nearly 50 house republicans demanding that the white house give israel strong public support instead of making public threats. the obama white house still resists new, stronger sanctions against iran and seeks half-measures that may give the administration a basis for at least a public relations claim to historic deal with iran. but which would surely dishonor america's special relationship with israel, jeopardize israel's ability to determine its own future, and, bolster iran's capacity to destablize the entire middle east.

that's not a legacy, it is a catastrophe. now, the quotation of the evening and this one obviously intended for the white house's consideration but also for the consideration of former secretary of state hillary clinton. for her recent remarks in particular. tonight's quote from american novelist and newspaper and magazine editor, ew howell who said, quote, instead of loving your enemies, treat your friends a little better. we're coming right back. iranian radical islamist holding sydney hostage, sparking terrorist warnings around the globe. general jack keane next on the

lou: sony pictures warning new south what to stop disclosing embarrassing material from its recent hacking scandal. saying that news organizations may be held liable for damages if a report leaked e-mail the threat comes after a day after hackers even more leaks than what they call it christmas gift. and officials say the protesters trying to block roads and chain themselves to oakland's police headquarters tonight. president obama talking tough before the troops at fort dix in

saying that the time of deploying large ground forces with big military footprints to engage in this overseas is coming to an end. running is now, army vice chief of staff general jack keane, and fox news military analyst, thank you for coming and it's good to see you. >> thank you for having me. lou: are those welcome words or troubling words? >> it's troubling given what happened in afghanistan and iraq. he does compliment the troops come i will give him that. but they are fighting these low-tech wars that are very decentralized, hiding in among the people and as a result of that they take time to deal with this counterinsurgency tactics to cope with that kind of

reality. i am not suggesting that you have to do nation building, but the fact is that the enemy chooses the form of war and not us. lou: we have even allow the creation of doctrine. but we have some generals talking about this and creating doctrine that insist upon patience and carrying out war which seems to be the inverse of what we learned and the anon, which is not to move the forces unless we can extricate them after achieving victory. and this is a difficult time for the military and it has much to work out. >> yes, it does. the military, particularly ground forces have been captivated by the president and congress and this incredibly

significant drawdown. it is beyond making a mistake and is quite reckless. to get to your point, wars in and among the people are complicated and they do take some time, it doesn't mean that you don't go after it with urgency and commitment and resolve and trying to bring it to completion as soon as possible. and we haven't begun to train and arm the sunni tribes. we just announced that we are not even going to be in iraq and syria, we are not even going to begin to deal with the syrian army until sometime around march. so this patience is a lack of commitment and resolve, that's what it translates to. there is no sense of urgency. lou: there seems a great urgency

and creating a deal almost any deal on any basis. especially when we project this with iran. this looks like an extraordinarily dangerous time for the region and for israel and for ourselves and the rest of the world. >> they are permitting the iranians from any analyst perspective from having far too many centrifuges and it's quite successfully, because we are sitting at 19,000 centrifuges and i understand that they had a

few hundred. and we understand that they had none. so this is working to their favor and it's working to their favor right now as we have a new deadline, which is now june of 2015 to solve this problem and create a nuclear weapon steel. lou: as always, there are so many issues that we have to leave on the table and if you please, over the course of the coming days we can continue the conversation. >> good to talk to you as always. lou: outgoing attorney general eric holder praising nba players were protesting the death of eric garner by by wearing the i can't breathe shirts. players like lebron james and derrick rose, goes back to jackie robinson. he says that it's not only a great athlete move but it is an

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lou: stocks closing lower common the dow jones down 100 points. close to 100 as you can get. the s&p 500 down 13 points come in the nasdaq dropping 48. volume on the big board 3.4 billion shares. crude oil plummeting 44th straight session, settling below $56 per barrel. when did you think that you would see that number six months ago? the falling crude oil prices sending gasoline prices up 81

straight days. the national average for gasoline is $2.55. that's wonderful. the lowest level in more than five years. and that includes taxpayers and consumers and sabers, we have john lonski with us. fox business contributor. good to have you here. we are looking at a billion dollars worth of savings here. almost every minute. >> for the consumer it's great news. and most people are spending most of their money on holiday shopping after cybermonday. the consumer is procrastinating.

the gasoline is dropping and there's more money in their pocket and they're going to go out and spend even more. we saw that. >> it raises the possibility of that we could look an unexpected growth for consumer spending as well as gdp in 2015. and this happened when we had weakness overseas that helped to drive oil prices lower and the real gdp grows by more than 4%. real consumer spending by more than 5%. in part because the said was forced to cut rates in the second half in response to global problems. >> we're talking about 2% monier and this is the absolute inverse

of what all the experts were telling us just a couple months ago. >> 1.8%, don't be shocked if we end up there under 2%. >> what are we seeing in terms of this? we are talking about the savings from gasoline. we are not seeing great excitement about what the retailers are bringing to the

table when this holiday shopping season ends. >> i think that the purpose in the earnings reports as we will see the next couple of months. what i wanted to point out is that when we see a drop in oil prices, we would start to see that. at the same time even businesses are going to start benefiting from this. when you see a drop in oil prices, it becomes cheap to manufacture things. this only bodes well for the small business. you will start to see hiring go up as well. lou: i hope you are right. that's a lagging indicator in this economy that as you suggest is showing signs of vitality. but here's the question. why do we have all this talk about raising interest rates into this? it looks to me when we look at europe or china, we are talking about inflation. when we look at this country, we are looking at the prospect of exactly the same thing, disinflation in this country.

>> when you broaden your horizon it makes no sense to be worried about a rate hike anytime soon. i want to see the world economy so that we can find that the financial markets apart of this. lou: you have to jump on the yield spread. >> that sets 550 basis points rights. and that was june 2004, february february 1994 -- the yield prices were high. >> maybe not anytime soon, but the duty of gdp is getting better. >> in 1998 the fed cut rates. lou: the idea that there is some sort of foregone conclusion, but they will raise the rates, which is part of a lot of strategies on wall street. it's absolutely idiotic because it would be a disastrous impact.

>> you are going to find banks cutting back on the supply of credit to small businesses. you don't want that to happen. lou: we do want those retail sales boosted. >> i think everyone should go out and shop right now. >> we can start with all those companies repatriating in investing in jobs of the future. >> that as well. lou: thank you very much, it's good to see you all. and a reminder to listen to my financial reports three times a day on the salem radio network. coming up next, jeb bush sending signals? sending signals just about through all of 2014. acn, is he out? is he like the alternative hillary clinton? ♪ (holiday music is playing)

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this. lou: joining us now is president and ceo of the polling company. kelly ann conway. and political analyst, republican strategist and reagan white house political director ed rollins. i'm doing terrific tonight. we have the congress and the president getting along with each other. and it's got to warm the heart. >> it is certainly all right for

now. we can get used to it, but don't get used to it. [laughter] >> you know, talking to you earlier today, senator david vitter aligning himself with elizabeth warren on the issue of dodd-frank. and inserting it into the insurance of the fdic institution. did you know that they are both right on this issue? and the president has the house and senate are utterly wrong. >> i agree, i think it is outrageous for them to take two paragraphs and stick it in the bill. >> but you have to wait for

2015. >> that includes that the senate is jumping nabel by the time they get finished. lou: he's not going to put up with nonsense. when you throw in all of the others like mike leigh, there can be trouble. >> yes, there can be. even ted cruz joining elizabeth warren over the weekend. and i really think the biggest story coming out is how she along with nancy pelosi lockouts on one side and then barbara mikulski, and it's just such an interesting thing. lou: you are talking about the left side of the party. >> so where would she fit in all back? i think every time the mention her name, it shows the

alternative callery clinton. >> i think the critical thing here is the heavy handing of harry reid over the last several years. lou: one thing you have to give them is he is smart and clever and he knows what the heck he is doing -- the 1600 page bill with immigration and health -- i'm exasperated one do you think

that republicans get the fact that they better focus on the middle class this time? the 1600 page bills are going to fly all the time. if they play that game, they are going to be dead in the water. >> the longer the bill, the less likely they are to help in the middle class. but the working class voters hep republicans and they didn't do as well with mitt romney at the top of the ticket. and so that is what happens when he wants more accessible. so instead of saying i'm one of you, they put on their mom jeans. lou: let's take a nonracist and ask jeb bush. he has had a start at telling folks that he's running for president and this is his fourth

engagement. so what is going on and he has now crossed the rubicon, as they say. so nobody's getting out, nobody cares. but these people who are going to run are going to run. chris christie was basically getting a lot of the bush money people and he still has the option to go out and raise money and be in new hampshire, south carolina and other issues. if you don't win two out of the first three, you're going to have a hard time moving the ball forward. >> i mean, i'm glad that he's my governor in new jersey, but they go for three things, none of which are the cowboys and it's a

good market. go eagles. lou: thank you so much. thank you tivo it. time now for a few of your comments. speaker boehner delivered president obama all they wanted. we clearly have plenty of people to vote out of things in 2016. a lot of work left to do. douglas saying it is abundantly obvious that there is no desire on the part of president obama or attorney general eric holder or an honest discussion. you are right. and we will help along that motivation. we'd love to hear from you. e-mail me at loudobbs.com, follow us at lou dobbs news. you have links to everything at loudobbs.com. and now, struck by a column in "the washington post" today. or by the subhead attached to

the critique of senator ted cruz which was meritorious in my view and persuasive. if you haven't already, senator ted cruz should read it. but like i said, it is the subhead that caught my eye and it said when you never compromised, you never deliver. and all i could think upon reading it was did rubin ever hold that up to president obama's obstinacy to and i think that that includes the advent of the republican advantage on capitol hill. perhaps we shouldn't be quick to dismiss refusal to compromise. never is a big word. and it seems to me it could be a rare moment in which our elected

officials could actually withstand principle and honor. and thank you for being with us. stay tuned for "cavuto" coming up next. good night fro york. ♪ ♪ ♪ neil: the thunder dam down unde. forgive australians at this hour they are not focused on if we torture enemy combatants, but they are worried about some of those in their country and how a lone wolf nuts put a entire country in crisis. and he is dead as our two other