lou: if you can't see the show be sure to record it. we are living up to the name and we are making you money. we will leave you with in the hands of lou dobbs who is right here on fox business. lou: good evening everyone the islamic state victorious in repelling an iraqi assault in recapturing the city of ahmadi. the islamic state using the cover of a storm to launch a wave of suicide attacks against the iraqi military and western province. tonight john negroponte joins us to assess the apparent acquiescence to the islamic state in iran. also hillary clinton returning to the scene of her most embarrassing loss to barack obama in 2008.

but the embarrassments continue to go on. she is still not answering questions about her growing e-mail and clinton foundation scandals. the question is now whether foundation donations bought the u.s. government favors while she was secretary of state. we will have much more on the clinton foundation relationship with fifa. the justice department charging them with corruption on a global scale. we will take it up with rich lowry. in parts of texas tonight struggling to recover in the aftermath of record flooding. at least 15 people have been killed and more remain the missing tonight. we will have a full report from the hard-hit city of houston and despite a devastating defeat for the iraqi government forces and the mahdi, the state department offered this rosy and somewhat delusional assessment of it.

>> we are encouraged that iraqi forces have begun to consolidate around the city of ahmadi as they work to push transit out of their country. >> joining us now is john negroponte. it's great to have you with us. >> thank you. and secondly to the state department's rather glib if not pass out statement to the public. >> i think that there is great difficulty if you try to comment on absolutely every single development in these kinds of situations and this is part of a long-term campaign to redeem

lost territory. there's no question that iraqi forces have lost a battle but not the war. and i don't have much doubt in my mind that they will eventually prevail. but they are going to be going up and down and i think we have to be careful and not let our moods swing wildly in one direction or the other with each development takes place. lou: ash carter might take it to heart because it was he who said straight out that he is concerned that the iraqis do not have the will to fight and those four words sound a lot like cowardice on the part of the iraqis and they remain as they try to retake ramandi. the vastly superior force to the islamic state just as they were

in the vastly superior force by number and armament and support when they took the islamic state a week and a half ago. >> it's important that we continue to be supportive of them at a level of support that we can sustain politically back here at home area and i do think that ever the ever that we are making right now is something that we can sustain back at home, but we don't want to see this to iran. and the question is with whose hell have they regain control of it and i don't think that we want that to be an iranian prerace. we have interest to defend this as we don't want them to become a completely predominant power in that part of the world. and so i think a good case can be made to work continued involvement by the united states. lou: as you say, it's part of

the ebb and flow and the nature of war itself in iraq and syria. in negotiations with the obama administration it appears that this administration is seeking to elevate iran to the level of a nuclear power through negotiations that at this point look strange and near collapse and they seem to be working at cross purposes including the new department and the defense department. >> we are going to have to wait and see. the june 30 deadline is coming very soon as people understand it's rather doubtful that that will be met. and i think that the key issue in the nuclear discussions and however verifiable it is that we reach, i find it disturbing that

the ayatollah leadership instead they are saying that we will have full-fledged access. so i think that that really needs to be clarified. >> the french foreign minister will not be any part of the deal in which there is a limitation on inspection and it it has been made clear that there would be if there are any at all. it is almost a preposterous position that the obama administration has put the government of the united states in. that seems orkin counter purposes to the allies, not being coherent in any kind of separate entity with the states. and with the iranians making all of these absurd demands and for example of they are saying that we will not put this agreement

in writing and certainly there will be no inspections. it is almost operatic. >> i think you are being a little bit harsh, if the terms have been outlined by the administration and if they are put into effect, then i think that there is something there. but it has to be enforceable and explicit and it certainly has to be in writing because there's no question about that. and these must be binding commitments on the part of roadsides. but if we can completely arrest the iranian nuclear program and standdown certain of their nuclear activities such as enrichment and so forth, that is not necessarily a bad thing. and there has to be enforceable. >> if i may turn quickly to russia. listening to the vice president today make a charge against the

russians and to take the part of the allies if you will please. >> vladimir putin is also trying to steer allies and partners with the threat of new and aggressive russia. the terms we have not used in a long time related to nuclear power. as well as nuclear arms. and as they try to rattle the cage the kremlin is working hard to buy off european political forces, funding both right-wing and left-wing anti-systemic parties throughout europe. >> your reaction? >> i think it's a fairly accurate description, but it speaks to the manner of giving all reasonable amount of help to the ukraine and the nato allies to be able to withstand these kinds of pressures and that can

be done. i have long advocated and i continue to feel that it would be a good idea to give equal weaponry to ukrainian armed forces so that they can increase their deterrent capability and raise the cost of any future russian ventures and we have to constantly be working with the nato allies to see what else we can do to make sure that the russians are not tempted to make some sort of terrible miscalculation. >> ambassador, it's always good to have you here. >> thank you. >> thank you. lou: breaking news just in. the internal revenue service blaming russia for the cyberattack that targeted more than 100,000 american taxpayers and succeeded in acquiring their personal and private data. and that is according to congressional sources that say the internal revenue service now believes that russian criminals stole sensitive tax information from an agency website as part of a desiccated cyberattack and

scheme to claim fraudulent tax refunds and following torrential rains and flooding over the memorial day weekend these are live pictures of texas were there or reports were a tornado has just touched down and we are looking at obviously menacing skies here, watching this severe weather will be updating you with any developments as they come in and at least 15 people have been killed, the death toll expected to rise in the dozen people remain missing tonight and our fox news correspondent

has our report. >> used as a city to some 2 million people now to virtual standstill, the streets are loaded and thousands of cars abandoned thanks to a series of violent storms which have caused multiple deaths in at least two states kept. >> you know it was wild because it was so bad and it came up so fast. >> dozens of people were still missing after the worst of the storms rolled through. greg abbott declared a state of emergency. >> we remain involved in the search and rescue process, looking to try to save every person who is missing. >> also echoed the same sentiment by the white house, helping to get the region back on its feet. >> we will expedite those requests to make sure that both search and rescue operations and recovery operations are occurring as quickly as possible. >> but that will not be easy.

the length and severity of the storms have strained the government. officials say that they have rarely had to deal with damage is widespread before. >> it has been a very challenging week because there's so many. >> there's a massive cleanup effort in the city is now testing flooding causing $100,000 wastewater to spill into the street and as of now the authorities say that residents are not at risk. lou: reporting from houston thank you. we are coming right back and there's much more ahead stay with us. coming up next secret companies, dodging the clinton campaign, and soccer corruption. rich lowry on the 2016 race coming up next. and spacex is moving into a very exclusive club.

we will have the latest next

lou: hillary clinton today making her first trip to south carolina as a presidential candidate, a state that she lost to barack obama by 29-point back in 2008 which was really the first time.

and clinton using her speech caught republicans because they blocked equal pay legislation she said. that is despite the fact that hillary herself paid that women less than men in her senate office and clinton did not address the ever-growing clinton foundation scandal and we were sure this would be the day. according to a report in the international business times, the clinton state department approved $165 billion of weapons deals whose governments donated millions of dollars to the clinton foundation. is it pure coincidence? will see. jeb bush not having the best of days on the campaign trail, now asking the justice department to investigate jeb bush for possible campaign finance law violations.

it has been acting like presidential candidate, raising tens of millions of dollars from the super pac at avoiding laws against doing so because he's not an official candidate and some of those watchdogs have certain liberal instincts and i would like to add. "the washington post" fact checker going after the governor for this claim. >> they didn't exist when my brother was president. al qaeda in iraq was wiped out when my brother was president "the washington post" says that that was worth four pinocchio is. joining us now fox news contributor rich lowry come it's great to have you here. let's start with jeb bush. that's a little rough. >> what he said is technically untrue but he's right that the forerunner to isis is basically devastated with the iraqi government and the military

spiraled into rank dysfunction and then isis comes sweeping back. >> the reality is that elements of al qaeda remain in iraq and there's no dispute about it. and i think i know what the governor meant to say, but that doesn't change the number of nokia was. >> that's right. >> i have never seen this be harsh with the public and candidates. let's turn over to hillary now. $155 billion worth of weapons deals to countries that were founded in their hearts. >> and whether you'd established any direct quid pro quo with

these donations, i doubt it, but the reason you have ethics rules in government is to avoid even the appearance of a conflict of interest and it's becoming increasingly clear that the tenure as secretary of state was one of norma's appearance of conflict of interest and they may be able to less likely to oppose any of these deals and that's very hard to detect or prove in a court of the law. lou: certainly we were not in any way daunted by appearances of conflict of interest. and on so many levels from every direction, if ever there were a web it may not be a web of corruption but it has every appearance of looking so because

it hands out across entire world. >> these are people that are going to be well-heeled and what is the compulsion to one of two every single law of the line. you hear people doing psychoanalysis, saying that they enjoy always being up against the line and it is but desire than anyone would have do answer for it in the press would not let them get away with it. >> let's talk about getting away with something, senator rand paul today blaming republicans for the islamic state here that we have that it is a striking statement for the 2016 hopeful. >> lindsey graham would say that isis agrees and they exist

because of people like rand paul. >> i'm not going to agree with that at all come about because of the fox and the party that the arms were snatched up by isis and they also would have made it the job of isis even easier they created these people. lou: what do you say? >> i would say four or five pinnochios. this is indicative of these hawks in this country. they have so-called moderate rebels in syria and it was a total pullout of iraq that created a vacuum that was a norma's benefit to isis. i think that he is wrong on all counts and he can't stand the lindsey graham and he wants to have a fight with him. lou: and a lot of other people as well.

lou: >> that is correct. it can be blatantly untrue. lou: many have anticipated the senator writing the day before that rand paul basically, he looked like a man who was trying to be a liberal democrat and have that sort of ring to it. >> i believe that that goes too far. they say that constituency is also part of it. >> there is a constituency for the kind of republicanism or libertarianism that rand paul is advancing, but it is a limited one. the conventional wisdom is that he was going to over perform his father in the primaries. but now i think he's going to be hard-pressed to underperform. lou: rich lowry thanks a lot. vote in our poll tonight. the question is who is more embarrassed by their association with one another to is it fifa or the clintons? cast your vote at loudobbs.com. the international space station

undergoing a major renovation today engineers moving a space station module from one port to another the move part of an ongoing effort to prepare the station for future herschel crews and cargo vessels. so one of those private companies is a spacex who released new video of a major test result of a system that will protect us in the event of a emergency. no humans were aboard for the may 6 flight, but this video shows what it would look like from an astronaut's perspective grid the dragon spacecraft accelerated from zero to 100 miles per hour in one and two seconds and reached the top a top speed of 345 miles per hour. the spacex ceo elon musk says that that had there been people on board -com,-com ma they would have been in great shape. spacex has also scored another major victory earning the u.s. air force certification to allow it along with other national

security payloads into orbit. up and away. president obama's legacy has been decided, and my commentary is next. ♪ ♪ excellent. researching a hunch, and making a decision. time for a change of menu. research and invest with e*trade's browser trading. e*trade. the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?"

what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, that's what i'd like to do. can a business have a mind? a knack fo can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? can a business be...alive?

lou: a few thoughts now on the obama legacy on the broadly misunderstood legal legacy of this administration, whether it be the actions of its politicized justice department or the public misperception of the president who fancies himself a constitutional scholar and very fancy lawyer. it turns out the evidence is rather clear on both. he is neither. a federal appellate court just yesterday dealt mr. obama's agenda and his legacy another crippling blow. the fifth circuit court of appeals denied a justice department request to allow the president's amnesty fiat for illegal immigrants to go into effect while an appeal is pending. the white house has so often been on the losing side of major

legal confrontations that the white house response is now an automatic reflex to adverse rulings. here is the rather predictable white house statement which said in part two judges ever the fifth circuit chose to misinterpret the facts. president obama's immigration executive actions are fully consistent with the law. they are squarely within the bounds of his authority. the court is ruling on other significant portions of the obama agenda as well. the president's amnesty fiat is only part of the court's threat to his legacy. the former constitutional law professor's signature law, obamacare, has survived one supreme court but could be gutted as early as next month when the justices are expected to issue a ruling on the legality of subsidies for americans in states did not set up their own exchanges. other critical elements of the

president's agenda are also on the supreme court docket. the docket includes these case same-sex marriage which president obama now supports after a public evolution on his part. a court test for mr. obama's climate change agenda is also expected. the supreme court is set to rule whether the administration exceeded the law with limits on emissions for power plants. and the supreme court has ruled against the obama administration so often that the obama lawyers must bedown cast. the high court ruled the president exceeded his authority with his recess appointments to the national labor relations board. it goes on and on. since the president took office, there have been 13 unanimous supreme court rulings against the obama administration. the president's legal legacy has already been decided. the real question now is just how bad it will be.

for the president i mean not the country. our quotation of the evening by the chief justice of the supreme court who may well have a significant voice in whether the power of the executive branch will be checked as envisioned by the constitution. quote, by insuring no one in government has too much power, the constitution helps protect ordinary americans every day against abuse of power by those in authority. those are the words of john roberts, chief justice of the united states. we're coming right back with much more. most of our inner-cities are being torn apart by violence. new highs for homicide in both chicago and baltimore but our new attorney general well she is all about soccer. we take up loretta lynch's priorities with milwaukee county sheriff david clarke. a stunt goes terribly wrong for an american diver performing a complicated somersault.

the video and much more straight ahead. stay with us.

shopping online... ...is as easy as it gets. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers carpenters and even piano tuners... were just as simple? thanks to angie's list now it is. start shopping online... ...from a list of top rated providers. visit angieslist.com today. lou: one month in here jock attorney general loretta lynch is going after international soccer! lynch unsealed a 47-count unindictment of racketeering corruption and conspiracy charges against 14 defendants against the world soccer

association fifa. >> they were expected to uphold rules that keep soccer honest and protect integrity of the fame. instead they corrupted business of worldwide soccer to serve their interests and inare themselves. this department of justice is determined to end these practice, to root out corruption and bring wrongdoers to justice. lou: noble goals. those officials by the way, allegedly systematically received payments of over $150 million in bribes and kickbacks to give away rights to international soccer tournaments. russia and qatar come to mind. related investigation based in switzerland also investigating the selection of those two countries for the 2018 and 2022 world cups. lynch certainly not focusing on border security and new reports that deaths and gang activity are surging on our southern bored. some 30,000 illegal immigrants are expected to cross that border this year. republican presidential

candidate, governor scott walker, telling breitbart news, if the number of illegal immigrants swarming across our southern border were coming in by this country's seaports, the federal government would be sending in the u.s. navy to stop it. detroit's police chief telling residents he personally wouldn't stop at a gasoline station in the city overnight because of recent violence. james craig's comments follow a series of violent carjackings over the weekend. one man killed. in chicago 12 people were killed and nearly 60 shot over the weekend. mayor rahm emanuel is calling for even stronger gun control laws, telling a group of officers quote it is not just about how many police you have said rahm emanuel. it is about the quantity of guns that are on the street. so we actually have gun laws that back up the men and women we just recognized. and if you can make head or tails of what the mayor just said, let me know.

joining us now to discuss what is behind the violence in our cities and the war against law enforcement in this country, milwaukee county sheriff, david clarke. sheriff, great to have you with us. let me ask you, mayor rahm emanuel said it is all about the guns not the people using them. and so legal guns in the hands of citizens should be taken away. what do you make of it? >> well rahm emanuel is dead wrong. he must have gone to the same school that president barack obama did on how to run a law enforcement agency. this is what happens when you have community organizers and academic elites and others who don't know a thing about policing in the american ghetto start to dabble in police science. look i know from my 37 years of experience the cops matter and number of cops that you have can make a difference as long as you law them to do within our constitution, as long as you allow them to do assertive policing aggressive policing, things like broken windows and

other initiatives that are going to put the bad guys on their heels, but instead, rahm emanuel reaches into his bag of tricks and pulls out a gun control talking point. that is kind of what we have. city of chicago is under siege. this is not anything recent with them. we saw as you mentioned what happened in baltimore over the weekend. these cities might as well get used to it. this is what you will have as long as you try to turn cops into social workers around try to get them to emphasize de-escalation and more dialogue instead of going on the offensive to go after some very dangerous individuals. lou: and those dangers are rising in part because we're watching gangs it seems, multiply monthly in this country. it is a national crisis. and yet this president doesn't talk about it at all. the attorney general doesn't address the issue at all. and seems to be more interested in investigating police departments rather than being part of a national law

enforcement strategy that assures public safety. >> it is starting to take its toll on the psyche of the american police officer. self-initiating policing will go down. proactive policing will do down in many of the areas. cops will resort to answering calls for service. that is what they're paid to do. that is what they're expected to do. we need them to take risks on self-initiated act to pull the car over that you have reasonable suspicion to do so or jack up, as we call it the group of gang members hanging on the corner to find out if they have drugs or weapons. but the way they're looking at it now why should they risk their lives or end up with some criminal indictment because this whole thing has been politicized. so instead the president of the united states and others as rahm emanuel continue to deflect from the behavior of many young black males in the american ghetto. instead pile on the law enforcement officer. lou, as you know in the end the loser in all this are good

law-abiding black people that live in these ghettos. there are a lot of them. lou: and they seem to be the last consideration here. they're being, if you will targeted by propaganda principally from the left. power structure really is using them for political purposes rather than providing services. it is extraordinary. we can go back 50 years and look at some early writings of daniel patrick moynihan, nathan glaser street corner society. the problems aren't changing. responses are changing. the failureses are immense. we continue to permit as you say, a mayor, to deflect from his or her responsibilities in the case of baltimore, and their service in elected office. they are the ones failing millions of people in this

country and yet, it goes on and on and on and on without response politically and from the american people. >> well here is what has to happen. you have to eradicate the american ghetto. how do you do that? you have to shrink the size of the underclass. we're seeing underclass behaviors on display. we have a permanent underclass in the united states become comfortable with ghetto life. how could we get them out of the comfort zone? as you mention you go after modern liberalism. modern liberal system conduct without borders. celebrates black underachievement. make excuses for abhorrent behavior in many of these neighborhoods. blames others for questionable lifestyle choices like school failure, having kids out of wedlock, not staying constantly employed. i would start by attacking modern liberalism to short to these became jurors, instead of celebrating them. make them uncomfortable and see underclass behavior start to shrink. lou: david clarke, always good

to talk to you. >> thank you, lou. lou: be sure to vote in our poll who in your opinion is more embarrassed by their association with one another, fifa or the clintons? we would like to hear from you. cast your vote at loudobbs.com. a woman recording a hailstorm in ireland got the fright of her life. a massive bolt of light thing struck just feet away as she was recording the rare weather event. the bang so loud, others in the area were convinced a bomb just exploded. the woman fell right out of her chair because of the shock and no one would blame her. that is extraordinary. up next as flood waters are terrorizing texas, a massive tornado he ripped up a town far to the north. brazen jewelry shop burglars underestimate a group of women store clerks. it is all caught on video. it is coming up here next. stay with us.

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the ones with the guts to stand apart - join a league all their own. ♪

you pay your car insurance premium like clockwork. month after month. year after year. then one night, you hydroplane into a ditch. yeah... surprise... your insurance company tells you to pay up again. why pay for insurance if you have to pay even more for using it? if you have liberty mutual deductible fund™

you could pay no deductible at all. sign up to immediately lower your deductible by $100. and keep lowering it $100 annually, until it's gone. then continue to earn that $100 every year. there's no limit to how much you can earn and this savings applies to every vehicle on your policy. call 1-888-438-9061 to learn more. switch to liberty mutual and you could save up to $423. call liberty mutual for a free quote today at 1-888-438-9061 see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance.

lou: on wall street a record breaking day for stocks. the dow up 121 points. the s&p up 19 the nasdaq gained 74 points, closing at a new all-time record high finally. volume on the big board

3.1 billion shares. a reminder to listen to my reports three times a day on the salem radio network coast to coast. surveillance camera captured the moment that a large tornado touched down in ohio. the dayton suburb beaver creek hit by the twister. it threw a large truck right through a local shopping center. the person in that truck one of two confirmed injuries. luckily those injuries were deemed minor, certainly not by those who received injuries i'm sure. in florida, a group of female store clerks halted a brazen robbery attempt. several men rushed into a jewelry store as you see there and they started smashing display cases snatching contents picking up all of that jewelry and throwing it into buckets. that is until the store's women fought back. the store's owner protecting her property with the help after metal pipe, as you see her go to work. she was ready for that i think.

the burglars however made off with $200,000 in jewelry, just under 30 seconds. they beat a quick retreat but did make off with something. they would have taken far more. u.s. diving team member, managed to a safe landing after a stump -- stunt went terribly bad in paris. the shocking video shows him smacking his head on a platform as he attempt as complicated dive from the top of a tower. oh man. he miraculously managed to land safely after the 100-foot drop from that platform. that is terrible to watch. he was believe it or not not seriously injured. up next one of the countri' as highest ranking democrats, wants to more money into the pockets of our highly unpopular lawmakers. imagine that idea occurring to one of them. we'll take that up with

"red eye"'s andy levy and joanne -- next. they join us next. if you're an adult with type 2 diabetes and your a1c is not at goal with certain diabetes pills or daily insulin your doctor may be talking about adding medication to help lower your a1c. ask your doctor if adding once-a-week tanzeum is right for you. once-a-week tanzeum is an injectable prescription medicine that may improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes along with diet and exercise. once-a-week tanzeum work release its own natural insulin when it's needed.

tanzeum is not recommended as the first medicine to treat diabetes or in people with severe stomach or intestinal problems. tanzeum is not insulin. it is not used to treat type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis and has not been studied with mealtime insulin. do not take tanzeum if you or your family have a history of medullary thyroid cancer or multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if you're allergic to tanzeum or any of its ingredients. stop using tanzeum and call your doctor right away if you experience symptoms of a serious allergic reaction which may include itching, rash, or difficulty breathing; if you have signs of pancreatitis, such as severe stomach pain that will not go away and may move to your back, with or without vomiting; or if you have symptoms of thyroid cancer which include a lump or swelling in your neck hoarseness, trouble swallowing or shortness of breath. before using tanzeum talk to your doctor about your medical conditions, all medicines you're taking, if you're nursing, pregnant, or may become pregnant. and about low blood sugar and how to manage it. taking tanzeum with a sulfonylurea or insulin

increases your risk for low blood sugar. common side effects with tanzeum include diarrhea nausea, injection site reactions cough, back pain and cold or flu symptoms. some serious side effects can lead to dehydration which may cause kidney failure. ask your doctor if adding once-a-week tanzeum is right for you. go to tanzeum.com to learn if you may be eligible to receive tanzeum free for 12 months. make every week a tanzeum week. usaa makes me feel like i'm a car buying expert in no time at all. there was no stress. it was in and out. if i buy a car through usaa, i know i'm getting a fair price. we realized, okay, this not only could be convenient we could save a lot of money. i was like, wow, if i could save this much, then i could actually maybe upgrade a little bit. and it was just easy. usaa, they just really make sure that you're well taken care of. usaa car buying service. powered by truecar. online and on the usaa app.

. lou: joining me now, andy levy, joanne nosuchinsky both co-hosts of the red eye program on the fox news channel. a well-known news channel, i should add. great to have you here. >> thanks, lou. lou: we've got so much to actually straighten out here in the final moments of the broadcast issues that we

haven't been able to give enough time to. amongst those, the chimpanzee rights debate being adjudicated. your thoughts on this? frivolous or profound? >> no frivolous, we've defined rights so far down in the society. people argue that wi-fi is a right. free wi-fi. >> it is. >> if you're going to make that point at that point rights has no meaning, what the hell give them to chimps, who cares. >> people say we're going too far i don't think we're going far enough. not only should the chimps be declared people, but be given a place to live. sign them up for online dating and they should pay taxes. lou: some argue that must have already occurred in some instances. let's turn to john kerry who established his credentials by promoting marie harf. senior adviser in the state

department do you think she's deserving, andy? >> you have to ask yourself, what does john kerry see in her that nobody else does? i try not to bash communication people, i used to be one of them. you give your input and the policy is decided and you have to pretend that you think it's a good policy even if you think it's stupid, and ask you yourself why in the world i want this job. the thing is she's not particularly good at that. lou: you're being very kind. >> i'm trying i feel bad for her i think a lot of it is not her fault. the people setting the policy that are at fault. >> i can't fault the woman she says a lot without saying anything, and i admire that in a woman, but i do wonder if this promotion is really a promotion or just like a lateral move. lou: ah. a little push out door. s'mores speak of a war on

women michelle obama's latest initiative a war on s'mores, that's a bigtime target? >> i love s'mores very much but in moderation. lou: of course. >> that's what we need to teach the children. we cannot label foods or snacks bad because otherwise the next snack she's going to recommend will be ice chips because they're very low in fat, low in calories and hydrate you. lou: that would -- look at that she proposes strawberries and what is it? yogurt? >> low-fat yogurt instead of chocolate and marshmallows. >> i don't have a problem giving advice to parents giving healthy snacks to kids on a budget. goes back to something that joanne said they don't understand modration, they have to say things are bad all the time. when we grew up, certain foods were treats, and you got them certain times a year.

should you have a cupcake every day probably not. we've gotten to you should never have a cupcake that's the part i don't get. lou: you know where else we've gone the point of you shouldn't have too many pets don't get too invested in them. the president and first lady weighing in on what you eat. is there a safe space in america where we don't tell each other what to do? >> i think the bathroom is the only place, as of now. >> lou, are you familiar with sea insteading? lou: i am not. spell that. it's s-e-a. lou: i'm going to look it up see what we find. edifying moments with andy and joanne. i think we can stand a little more edification, and that is why in the world a congressman named steny hoyer says congress deserves a raise here, why? >> you know, they haven't had

one in a little over five years i do understand the cost of living does go up. i'm not necessarily opposed to it. i'd rather my tax dollars go to the men and women than another absurd study how to massage rabbits. lou: you know i think that's the most compelling logic i've heard. >> they're the ones that fund the studies. so that's the problem there. >> i see. >> if you give rights to chimps, give a raise to congress. it's the same thing at this point. lou: and with that i think we've resolved much of washington's dilemmas for at least this week, andy, thanks for being here, joanne thank you very much. >> thanks. lou: time for a look at our online poll results -- i would like to point out, more scientific poll results that you'll only get right here.

that's it for us thanks for being with us. coming up tomorrow, formerious chief of staff john sununu will be talking about the current white house. please be with us. thanks for being with us tonight, good night from new york. . >> they were expected to uphold the rules that keep soccer honest, and to protect the integrity of the game. instead they corrupted the business of worldwide soccer to serve their interests and to enrich themselves. neil: what the fifa? now soccer is getting kicked in the balls? only a couple of weeks after deflated balls and more than a couple of years going through disappointing ballplayers? i want you to name a sport any sport and i dare to you find one that has not been singed by scandal. okay roller derby. beside that, what i heard this morning that top officials at soccer's governing body of fifa were fingered for foul play,