much. kennedy: and she has two lovely children who are quite tall so you know she's genetically superior. thanks for watching tonight. make sure you follow me on twitter @kennedynation. fox business abounds with the finest information you could ever find for your economiclou: liberty and your wallet. for all of us here at "kennedy," i'm kennedy, good night. ♪ policy crisis, violence in ukraine tonight spiraling out of control. the oft-broken ceasefire has now been apparently permanently broken. talks between the parties are now little more than months' long farce and even president obama is reportedly, reportedly considering the possibility of arming ukrainian forces that would allow them to fight for the survival of their nation. president obama's efforts suggest he may finally be concerned his policies could do more to deter russian president vladimir putin and his goal of

taking at the very least indirect control of eastern ukraine. we'll take up the president's considerations and foreign policy quandaries. we'll be talking with former pentagon official kt or mcfarland. also tonight an explosive new report accuses the obama administration of operating a shadow immigration system for years. millions of foreign workers who have been given work permits without lawful authority or a system that has handed out nearly 5.5 million work permits to those who don't qualify legally to work in this country. the author of the report ca vaughn of the center for immigration studies is our guest with exclusively tonight. and finally a super bowl that lived up to its billing and just may have been the best game ever. the patriots' thrilling win over the seahawks breaking all kinds of records including being the most talked-about super bowl on social media and most watched

television event in history. we'll have the full report coming up here tonight. we begin in ukraine are where russian-backed rebels reportedly slaughtered more than 30 ukrainian soldiers over the weekend. and with reports today that a coalition of former national security advisers pushing the president to arm the ukrainian forces. fox news' national security correspondent jennifer griffin with the report. >> reporter: russian-backed forces continued their fight to take a strategic rail town in eastern ukraine. [gunfire] after overrunning the doe netsing -- done etsing airport. >> are we're continually assessing options but i certainly don't have anything new to announce at this point. >> reporter: senior officials say the issue is under review as eight former national security advisers urged president obama to provide $3 billion in

anti-armor missiles, drones and armored vehicles to ukraine. among the proponents, michelle flournoy whose name had been floated for defense secretary and former nato supreme allied commander admiral james -- [inaudible] quote: only if the kremlin knows that the risks and costs of further military action are high will it seek to find an acceptable political solution. the west has the capacity to stop russia. is question is whether it has the will. three former secretaries of state delivered a similar message last week on capitol hill. >> we do have to help them in terms of military assistance so that they can defend themselves. people do look at how we react when one country invades another and takes a piece of territory. that is breaking the international system and therefore, i do think that it's important to take a strong stand there. >> reporter: former soviet leader mikhail gosh chof warned the west could be turning a cold war into a quote, hot one.

>> i think that is a testament to the bad decisions that mr. putin is making on behalf of his country. >> reporter: russia's foreign minister responded from beijing. >> spution. >> translator: the rhetoric heard in this interview shows the intention of washington to do everything possible to support the actions of the current kiev authorities who put their stakes on ending the conflict through force. >> reporter: leaks that the white house is now considering arming ukraine come as secretary of state john kerry plans to be in kiev thursday and are reminiscent of similar reports about the administration arming the moderate syrian opposition and the kurds arms that have been slow to materialize. lou? lou: jennifer, thank you. jennifer griffin reporting. president obama over the weekend claimed that 99.9 president of muslims -- percent of muslims reject radical islam but then went on to proclaim unless the people inside syria iraq and yemen stand up and fight for themselves, any u.s. gains against terrorism will eventually be reversed.

fox news' white house correspondent kevin cork with our report. >> reporter: at the department of homeland security a familiar refrain from president obama: don't play politics with america's safety. >> you may have noticed they usually don't agree with me. [laughter] but don't jeopardize our national security over this disagreement. >> reporter: the disagreement? with gop lawmakers over extending funding for dhs by month's end. a catch 22 for democrats on the hill, forced to choose between backing the president's executive action on immigration or fully funding the agency. the speech a day after the commander in chief offered a full-throated defense of his foreign policy strategies. >> if we don't have inside of iraq or inside of syria or inside of afghanistan both the capacity and the will of people to fight for themselves, then any gains that are made eventually dissipate. so this takes longer, but it's the right way to do things. >> reporter: the president

citing incremental and measurable improvement proclaiming isis weakened by drones and air power, al-qaeda under pressure and a growing coalition helping to fight terror in and throughout the region. all with fewer american boots on the ground. >> the president talked about in the state of the union address that when he came into office we had 180,000 troops overseas in iraq and afghanistan. we're down now to 15,000 and on a downward trajectory there. >> down at a time when critics say the exact opposite should be happening. with the threats of isis al-qaeda and boko haram all surging. >> i think that the president has set an ambitious and, i think under current circumstances, unrealistic goal when he talks about our intent being to destroy isis with the means that he has approved so far. i think that's an unattainable objective. >> reporter: the president also rejected calls from republicans to label america's enemy as "it lack imterrorists".

>> i don't quibble with labels. i think we all recognize that this is a particular problem that has roots in muslim communities. but i think we do ourselves a disservice in this fight if we are not taking into account the fact that the overwhelming majority of muslims reject this ideology. >> reporter: tomorrow the president hosts a cabinet meeting here at the white house amid strategic calls for less american power abroad at a time when the world seems to be getting more dangerous by the day. lou? lou: kevin, thank you very much. no question, honors of a dilemma. thanks so much, kevin corke. we'll have much more on this issue in my commentary here tonight. president obama today unveiled one of the most senseless, irrational federal budges ever with -- budgets ever with such absurd levels of taxation that it would make even george iii blush. this from a president who has

already added $7.5 trillion to our national debt. not only have republicans responded by saying they won't pass it they won't apparently be even discussing it, at least with us on this broadcast because we can't find anything to talk about either. stay with us, we're coming right back. ♪ ♪ lou: the obama administration is considering a reversal of its foreign policy toward ukraine. actually considering helping to arm ukraine against russian aggression. kt mcfarland joins us next. the future of the market is never clear. but at t. rowe price we can help guide your retirement savings. our experience is one reason 100% of our retirement funds beat their 10-year lipper averages. so wherever your long-term goals

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♪ ♪ lou: the obama administration reportedly changing its position on ukraine now considering the possibility of sending weapons the kiev. my next guest says we should help ukraine defend itself, but putin will not back down, she says even if it means, ultimately, his demise. joining us, former pentagon official, fox news national security analyst kt mcfarland. good to see you. >> good to see you. lou: with an intractable putin and an ambiguous, it seems, obama foreign policy what's the result in ukraine? >> i think we probably are going

to give ukraine something. a lot of the obama administration people want to do something, give them something more than we've given them to date which is happy meals and blankets. lou: how do you even make the judgment? i'm -- i don't understand, i can't find any empirical evidence of what they want to do. they have shrouded every sentence, every statement, every action in utter ambiguity, amorphous nonsense that is posing as some sort of national -- >> oh, the obama administration? i don't think they have a clue. but if they do give ukraine defensive weapon, it's not going to change the outcome because -- lou: what is the outcome? >> putin's not going to let this get away. lou: so it's going to be a russian eastern ukraine. >> i think it's going -- lou: or will it with a russian ukraine? >> that's to be determined. i i think certainly a russian eastern ukraine or at least ukraine which is in chaos for a long time in the east. i don't think putin can back down. why? because 14 months ago his popularity wasless than 50%.

after the ukraine crisis and he took crimea and he started fighting in eastern ukraine, his popularity's 80 90%. he can't stop now. especially because his economy -- lou: can't -- >> -- is collapsing. lou: can may toe be be sellier, can this administration be sillier? the atlantic council report urging the united states to send a whole $3 billion in defensive arms and equipment to ukraine including anti-armor missiles reconnaissance drones, humvees radars and then what the hell do they do? >> obama better have a red line in his mind of where he's going to -- lou: he's got all sorts of red lines. this has not been a very happy experience, obama and red lines. >> no. but if -- the thing i worry about is a couple things. one, if we do give assistance to ukraine, what happens then? because the outcome doesn't change. russia does not give up. it's just a bloodier fight, and it goes on -- lou: what you're really saying is the west has already decided

the hell with you ukraine irrespective of the window dressing including drones and radar -- >> yeah. where's the economic assistance? is we haven't given it. the other nato countries have been out there. lou: let's turn to this, this petty, petulant pose by this president on netanyahu and israel. >> oh. lou: i mean, i can't tell you how many articles i've read, it's as if talking points have been formed about what a terrible person netanyahu is to have offended our dear darling president. >> uh-huh. lou: i mean i swear, this isn't america, this isn't some -- the greatest constitutional republic in history. this is, we're like some sort of banana republic, and we have to keep everybody dressed up and neatly ordered in their uniforms. this is crazy. >> well, the obama administration from the very beginning has wanted regime change in israel. lou: hell he's got five people there from his campaign -- >> working against netanyahu.

lou: and we've got these softists in the national media -- some of them in the international media -- acting as though israel were a foe, not our key ally. >> look, the obama administration publicly privately whispering campaign has said it's israel's fault we don't have a palestinian/israeli peace agreement -- lou: why in the world aren't the republicans standing up and saying wait a minute in. >> they should be. lou: the great thing is john barren to his immense credit and, i believe to the lasting credit of the republican party will have a strong voice talking about the reality of middle east politics and policies in netanyahu before the joint session of congress. without him what would we be hearing? >> oh, i think we would be hearing a real separation of the united states and israel. you know israeli-american relationship has lasted through republicans and democrats. this is the first time it has been in this kind of danger.

lou: what you're saying is something that i find -- it's something that's been pushed, i think, a bit by some in the national liberal media who really do seek to see a wedge between the two countries. >> yes. lou: it is absolutely absurd that anyone would entertain such a thing. there is a lasting, special connection with israel in this country irrespective of party that will not put up with this nonsense and will insist on first, defending israel against iran and insisting on the truth about iran, its intentions, its ambitions, its threats against our allies and ourselves. >> couldn't have said it better myself. you're absolutely right. and the relationship between the united states and israel will go on long after the obama presidency's finished, and i think that's why bebe netanyahu is speaking to congress. lou: and i for one, can't wait to hear what he has to say. we have heard -- well, i can't wait to hear what he has to say.

[laughter] good to see you. >> thank you. good to see you. lou: and it's always great to hear what you have to say. >> thank you. lou: time for a look at our online poll results. we asked whether you believe that this country's military heroes who fought in afghanistan believe the taliban is a terrorist group. 98% of you said yes which counterscreens what president obama says which is also intriguing because the state department designated the taliban as terrorists and well a decade ago. be sure to vote in our poll. which is your greatest concern about the american presidency? barack obama or the 47% who think he's doing a good job? we'd like to hear from you. go to louto be -- loudobbs.com and vote away. there's another bombshell exposing the reverend al sharpton's money problems. according to national review online, every single for-profit

enterprise started by al sharpton has been shut down for failure to pay taxes. that's four businesses closed for not paying taxes. and sharpton himself still owes new york state nearly $60 to 0,000 -- 600,000. last november a new york times article reported sharpton also owed $4.5 million in state and federal taxes and, quote regularly sidestepped, end quote, his financial obligations. that's a man of some courage to do that to tax folks at the irs. we'll see what happens. up next, we'll show you why the president's steadfast refusal to call our enemies by their name is a flat-out insult to american citizens. stay with us. ♪ ♪

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lou: a few thoughts now on a president who still refuses to name the enemy in what we have been calling a war on terror for about a decade and a half. but the put a point on it -- to

put a point on it that our president refuses our enemies are radical islamists. president obama was asked by an interviewer whether this country is at war with radical islamist terrorists, and here is his response: >> it's very important for us to align ourselves with the 99.9% of muslims who are looking for the same thing we're looking for; order, peace, prosperity. and so, you know, i don't bubble with labels -- quibble with labels. i think we do ourselves a disservice in this fight if we are not taking into account the fact that the overwhelming majority of muslims reject this ideology. lou: well, the president's command of language is sometimes suspect and unsure. and his answers to the simplest question can often create even more questions as did those answers.

does his answer about the 99.9% of muslims, as he put it suggest we are not aligned with all who seek only order, peace and prosperity? is or is he suggesting that most muslims are not aligned with us? and whose responsibility is it, after all, to be aligned? and then the president says he's not quibbling with labels although that is obviously precisely what he is doing. and this coming from a president and an administration which have deemed the islamic state jv but not islamic. he calls the taliban an armed insurgency but not terrorists. and al-qaeda he acknowledges to be terrorists but on the run and decimated. president obama implies too often for my taste that plain old american citizens like you and me are too stupid to distinguish between plain old

muslims and plain old radical islamist terrorists. so he feels obliged to not overtax our feeble little minds and, therefore he feels he must not speak either plainly or specifically or, as it turns out, truthfully. and with such lofty purpose and high consideration of the sensitivities of the very people who we would at any other time in our history under any other president call enemies our president concerns himself with the avoidance of overstating the importance or the power of terrorist groups. and in any way suggesting they pose an existential threat to our country. the soft first try of this imperialist president and his politically-correct nonsense is endless. unchecked or critically assessed by our national liberal media. for example, are the iranians and al-qaeda existential threats to, perhaps, say israel?

or jordan? or -- the list goes on. but the president did not want to include that in his discourse. meanwhile, there is a potential 2016 presidential candidate who doesn't seem burdened by obama's heavy-to-bear concerns. republican governor scott walker is calling for action against radical islamists. >> aggressively we need to take the fight to isis and any other radical islamic terrorists in and around the world because it's not a matter of when they attempt an attack on -- or not if, i should say it's when. and we need leadership that says clearly not only amongst the united states, but amongst our allies that we're willing to take appropriate action. lou: pleasantly, i can report to you that other 2016 republican hopefuls are also differentiating themselves from the milk toast mindlessness of what is principally the political correctness of the left. governors mike huckabee, bobby

jindal senators marco rubio, rand paul, rick santorum among those speaking out plainly, all clearly against the threat of radical islamists to our great nation. you may have noticed that governor jeb bush isn't on that list, but then neither was his brother. our quotation of the evening, this from french philosopher paul valerie who said, quote: the folly of mistaking a paradox for a discovery, a metaphor for a proof, a torrent of verbiage for a sprung of capital truths and one's self for an orr to cl is inborn in us. but it is a far stronger impulse among others who live in lofty places in washington d.c. we're coming right back. ♪ ♪ lou: the pentagon and a leading democratic congressman distrusted hillary clinton so much that they opened back channels to libyan leader

moammar gadhafi's regime. that congressman is our guest here next.

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features two cinderella stories and unbelievable moments of football last year seahawks's chris matthews, number 13 was working at footlocker, 4 years ago, patriot malcolm butler was serving popeye's chicken. and kudos to katy perry for puting on the best halftime show, it was bright, vivid great, and fun best staging production in a super bowl in my opinion. and if you just tune in for ads there were stand outs, a couple, including budweiser's lost puppy. the puppy saved by horses as he found his way home. and a rare good feeling moment among the commercials. also a big hit fiat chrysler. about a -- well we call him an older italian fellow who losing

his little blue pill, and a terrible moment, he got excited too excited and off goes that pill. but the happy news on that commercial that it found a fiat, in which to l.a.p.d. land. >> in documents retailing hill hillary clinton rolen courageing u.s. military u.s. intervention in libya. washington time report that clinton as secretary of state led a change to unseat gadhafi in the process arms ended up in hands of al qaeda backed terrorists opposing gadhafi. our next guest in congress at the time, said that clinton state department used preparticular of humanitarian intervention -- protect of humanitarian intervention.

joining us now former congressman, dennis kucinich. thank you for being here. >> thank you lou. lou: a extraordinary story you members of pentagon, with back-channels to the gadhafi government including his son. you believe that the secretary of state was shaping intelligence toward one conclusion that would be regime change. is that right? >> well, the information that i was getting was that there was no genocide occurring, there was an uprising, armed and violent uprising. the group that did have arms was aimed at over throwing the government in response the gadhafi government had connie measures that try -- counter measures that try to hold to their power story there was no claim for intervention based on

genocide his the same information and intelligence as well as pentagon assets. lou: you went back to the administration and trying to blunt secretary clinton's if you will issue charge, toward intervention armed in libya regime change, taking out moammar gadhafi, what was it response? >> i didn't get a response. what happened is this, i had intermediaryy who contracted me who made it clear we could win this outgoing to war. but that was ignoreed. there was a will to war that trumpeded it all. lou: and hillary clintony determination, to overthrow momentmoammar gadhafi his government, by the way there remains a

chaotic state in libya. what is the relationship that have you been able to divine between that and the 2012 terrorist attacks on our facilities in gwendolyn stuart benghazi. lou: >>ben. >> if you don't have an over throw of benefit you don't get to benghazi, benghazi became a flash point specifically because the united states, had determined that it would intervene violently in libya. so you know, this story in washington times gives the back story on how we got to libya we got to libya by a misstatement of facts that needs to be answered. lou: why is it this congress has not pursued this line? there was is ation sudden shift on part of the administration, almost without public explanation and at the same time we understand that intelligence, pentagon

officials decrying the prospect of intervention. defense's more mar gadhafi what -- moammar gadhafi was what intent why where are we now in libya as a result. >> first of all congress, was there were members of congress on both sides that were alarmed when the administration talked about going into libya to begin with. they were going to do aboutt without a vote when it came to a vote i tried to stop the funding. and we had strong bipartisan support. unfortunately, speecher and president, basically changed the terrain by saying, well, look we hear you we're going to shift the strategy, but in the end we led a nato attack that not only wiped out the gadhafi regime, that was kiping a led on things, but also hoped

door for all of these radicals who today have helped to make libya fail state. lou: yeah, with al qaeda not devastated but significantly in in libya and also islamic state. state. >> lou the al qaeda flag went up over benghazi municipal building as soon as the government fell, what does that tell you and our taxpayers paid for that, what is that about? really if raises the question what was in the u.s. interest? not in our interest to go to libya or set the stage for that tragedy in benghazi. lou: we'll continue to follow this come bark, -- comebacky would like if you could come back this week, and we'll continue this conversation why it seems so little of current foreign policy, obviously is in u.s. interest.

dennis kucinich thank you. >> thank you. lou: a new report, in washington post finds that republican senator rand paul rebellious streak began two decades ago he created his own op tholemology board, the young eye doctor was so outraged he had to take a test that older doctors didn't that he started his own board to certify himself. paul managed to persuade about 50 other doctors to pay $500 and be certified by his new board but the organization of never accepted byed met call the medical saebment. establishment. up next, a brand-new report uncovered more unlawful act by obama administration, putting illegal ill grants, foreign workers ahead of american

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lou: a shocking new report authored by my guest next. the immigration shadow immigration system outside of all lawful boundaries issueing millions of work permits to new ineligible immigrants. including 982,000 for illegal immigrants, joining us is jessica, good to have you here. a shadow system? the lawful system, is so corrupt, and ineffective and poorly led it is a problem on to itself. but a shadow system. lou: what do you moon by shadow system? >> constitution gives congress authority to make our immigration laws, they set limits on the number of legal eu78 grantsimmigrants and tkpwefpt

guest workers who can be admitted. but executive branch discovered its has the a bill a billty for work permits. and we find out that it is a huge number of tphaoepl people who take advantage of this they issued about 5.5 million work permits since 2009, some of these people are on track to get a grind card, but the vast majority of them entered illegally or tourist visas or visa waive irprogram, and really. lou: they are unlawfully here. >> not like there is a labor shortage or anything to be useed to fill 79 resting that millions of american citizens are out of work we look at statistics, and numbers that you put together. and it it they mirror one another number of americans that are losing jobs and the number of

outside workers illegal workers, who are getting jobs. you highlight three i would like to show, three categories of those who receive work authorization, they were given unlawful permits. the 982,000 work permits almost a million to illegal immigrants. 9 perch,000,000957,000 crossed illegally 1.7 issueed to foreigners whose status is unknown. not disclosed. i don't understand how that could be. and 1.8 million new work permits given to those on temporary visas or visa waiver. employment is not authorizeed by law. youhow could this go on without

escapeing the note it of congress without -- notice of congress without their being a reaction of some time went official dom in work washington ser it is just so bloody corrupt is no longer matters. >> the government had not been asked to provide this information before, everyone knew there was some issued, a few of the categories. there might be a good reason. lou: name one why you would not have an honest transparent record of who you are allowing into this country or to over stay visas or why you would be flouting federal law in the conditionstution? >> there is is no reason to issue them po people who are here illegally or status is unknown, maybe someone who is engageed to u.s. citizen and received their fiance visa and wants to work. lou: that is within the pervue of law that is already authorizeed. >> right,.

>> are talking over file 5 million that are not within the pervue of lawful. >> right not the -- we know that almost a million were here illegally, there is a huge category of people we assume came in, but government will not report that and tourist visa. lou: let me ask you who has been -- has congress been outraged? ring committees -- republican committee have they reached out insisting something been done. as bong obama administration been ringing your phone? >> members of congress has been, tomorrow afternoon they are voteing on this dhs appropriations bill there only chance to stop too. lou: to defund this fiat. >> right and issueing another 5 million work permits to people here illegally they should pay attention.

lou: it is kind to consider possibility of doing things lawfully. jessica. >> -- there there is no incentive. if you can get a work permit why bother coming legally. lou: right or why bother if you are 7 million people backed up in sim seeking lawful entry and status sort of tells you why where you stand. all right jessa thank you. we'll take it up again when you come back. >> thank you. lou: jessica von of the immigration studies institute. on wall street stocks higher, on crude oil dow surging 196. s&p 26. and nasdaq 41. volume on big tujunga onboard under 4 billion shares up next, republican 18 senate will vote to repeal two of president's most unpopular

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lou: joining us now democratic strategyist robert zimmerman. ed rawlins good to have you with us, we have a lot to cover i will throw issues out here. tomorrow a vote. a move to block the president's illegal, executive amnesty fiat.

what do you think robert? >> i think -- >> you have to be embarrassed it exists. >> i am embarrassed to see republican party is out of touch with the nation of american. the idea of defunding the homeland security. lou: what the hell, the border is wide open anyway, what do you bridge the money for. ---- who do you need the money for for. >> bigger point is, i think that defunding homeland security -- >> is a bad thing? >> we should not fund homeland security but i think it important we tate state clearly our issue of the immigration. we'll give a bunch of things, he can veto them that is the way the system works. >> and republicans are doing will of the people, tomorrow they will defund -- or vote on

defunding obamacare you have to restkwroeus injoyce in that. >> i feeling better if republicans put an ideaed on the table, they say reform. lou: one thing rat a time, first get rid of it then replace it. >> yeah, right. >> what is going to get rid are next executive order people have to pay tax bills they were over subsidized or did not get -- he will again by executive order put one too many out there and the court will slap them back. lou: rand paul creating his own op thoughmology board. >> my family would be so thrilled. >> you have to go to medical school. >> that is not a big issue rand fall an issue in his campaign

when he first ran he is a very viable candidate. he has a tremendous following. he will be one of 3 or 4 most serious candidates in the race. >> big difference to me, one thing to be a serious candidate for republican, but serious in general election, and republicans lost vote in 5 of 6 last presidentials back to 1992, because they play to their fringe much their party versus reaching out the mainstream. >> i don't think that romney was the fringe, he was a very over establishment candidate, i think this time we have best group of candidates governors and senators since 1980 when ronald reagan got the nomination. >> i would agree a deep bench if they go down path of demonizing gay community denying that science exists and that humans are not responsible for climate change. lou: did rand paul do that. >> he came out gain civil right

of 64, a record he has to answer. >> rand paul has a long way to go before he is a nominee this issue is not about the issues you talked about. this is going to be about leadership, we have seen a failure of leadership in this white house in the last 6 years. whoever is elected has to prove i have ideas i going to govern. lou: you know al sharpton, national review, reporting every single private sector, for profit has been dissolved because of tax hraoepbgs that liens and this is the man representing president on race issues. >> i don't think he is. lou: you don't he wasn't his liaison in ferguson. >> no, that was eric holder. lou: about what was al sharpton's role, he was in the white house how many times. >> i don't know. >> he has a role in civil rite process, i am not defending his

conduct, businesses or statements but i am not over stating his importance. >> are not? >> no. lou: is he irstkpwhreur in irrelevant? >> in many respects yes. >> he should be irrelevant, he is a conman, at the end of the day he should not lead the march public and should not discuss race issues in every day with the president or mayor of a city. lou: president refuses to name radical islamists as enemy and a war on terror, he refuses to meet with benjamin netanyahu. what is he about? >> you know, i think when you look at issue with prime minister netanyahu i have been a strong defender of his the issue is more speaker boehner justifying any sense of protocol or standard of official conduct.

>> i think that speaker showed great leadership this is a very important issue and best view from israel you on deepest ally. ally. lou: thanknow. ♪ ♪ >> on a cool spring evening in north carolina a car crash kills a renowned coin collector. he's carrying the crown jewel of his collection, but is it really one of the rarest and most valuable coins in the world or a clever fake? >> just imagine she's sitting there saying to me they say i'm not real, what do you think? >> half a century passes before the man's heirs and the public learn the truth about his precious cargo. >> we sat there on pins and needles, and then the numbers started coming in. [applause] ♪ ♪