you have a "strange inheritance" story you would like to share with us? we would love to hear it. send me an e-mail or go our web site watching. kent is every night at 6:00 p.m. if you can't watch us go to loudobbs.com. lou: good evening come everyone. tonight, the u.s. authorities call the world's most powerful drug trafficking organization. mexican authorities trying to recapture the drug lord who became the most we wanted criminal after he escaped from a maximum-security prison near mexico city saturday night. some authorities fear that it's already too late to catch him. he is escaped nearly a mile long through a tunnel that had been

constructed under his cell. this is the second time that he has broken out of a maximum-security prison and it underscores frustrations with the government of mexico by americans and its inability to keep prisoners behind bars and the country's obvious and ubiquitous corruption. mexico is the principal source of all heroine cocaine, methamphetamine and marijuana consumed in this country. and of course the leading source of immigrants into this country as well. the united states is in the midst of a cross-border crime wave. and an explosive new report by the center of immigration studies finding sanctuary cities releasing more than 8000 criminal immigrants over an eight-month timeframe last year. to put that into some context that is in addition to the 67,000 illegal immigrant criminals who were released back onto our streets over the past

two years by the agency charged with catching them. immigration and customs enforcement. in total, there are 347,000 criminal illegal aliens now roaming the streets of the united states. republican critics blame president obama for the failure to secure our borders and to protect our communities. the obama white house is without equivocation, boldly pro-illegal immigration and it is abandoning a program that some say was extremely effective at attracting and deporting illegal immigrants from committing crimes. our correspondent william has our report. reporter: repeatedly we have been told that the u.s. cannot round up 11 million illegal immigrants. congress created secure communities in 2008 and it did exactly what congress intended and what the president said he wanted using local jails as a chill point and a screen to separate the law-abiding illegals from criminal aliens

who oversight on their visas or committed crimes. when a suspect was booked into jail, fingerprints were checked against and immigration database to determine if they are deportable. in the past they could not identify nine out of 10 illegal immigrants. those that were serving time in jails. >> it worked too well in terms of broadly identifying individuals that had been arrested and charged with crimes. >> democrats and diversities complained that secure communities snag too many illegals. chicago, san francisco, and other cities, including shielding their immigrants and prohibiting local police when they wanted to pick up an inmate. some say allies are going too

far exempting not only drunk drivers and thieves that child molesters and killers. one out of six illegal immigrants were released are rearrested within three years according to the congressional research service in a new study released by the senate or immigration studies found that of sanctuaries eddies of deporting 2000 criminal aliens who were rearrested within eight months, that was in 2014. including those as we have found in san francisco. the irony is that of all the programs that didn't work this one does. lou: we are going to be taking up our immigration policy tonight talking with bobby jindal. we will also be talking with house judiciary committee chairman congressman bob

goodlatte. as the day wore on iran's minister says no deal was imminent, he characterized the mood as sleepy and overworked. the white house also said talks are expected to continue into tomorrow. >> there are key issues and that is a good sign. we want to remain engaged and participate in conversations on the conversations are useful. lou: those talks have dragged on for 17 days the diplomats even in the coming days. >> saving the day for a third bailout, the agreement which would unlock about $96 billion

in new aid was reached after nearly 17 hours of tense negotiations. but the crisis is certainly not ended. the greek parliament still has to pass all of the reforms which include pension reform and higher taxes wednesday. and it remains unclear when the greek banks will reopen. and hope frances says that he is aware about the backlash in the united states over his comments calling for a new economic world order. and every criticism must be received in study then followed up with dialogue. and that includes a comparison of capitalism for a subtle dictatorship and the quote.

we will be taking up quotes and comments and crisis when we come up next with john lonski and lindsay. we will be back. stay with us. hillary clinton's economic agenda sounds vaguely familiar. >> today i am proposing an agenda to raise incomes for hard-working americans. lou: is this a new edition of

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corporations with their employees. the republicans announcing scott walker bidding for the white house today, just moments ago entering the race. >> after a great deal of thoughts and a whole lot of prayer, we are so honored to have us join with you today as we officially announced that we are running to serve as your president of the united states of america. lou: the governor becomes the 15th republican candidate for his party's nomination. and joining us now running to challenge the establishment. governor bobby jindal drawing large crowds in iowa, being well received and you're pretty comfortable there. >> thank you. we are back on air.

we are going across the state, listening to the folks and you have to wrestle the american dream from becoming the european nightmare. that is what this is about. lou: you have been criticizing hillary clinton and i would say much of it you anticipate it your thoughts on what you have to say on the next four years if she were to be elected president. >> from what we have seen is more government spending and government regulations and we want to see the history. look at greece. that is where we are headed. at least bernie sanders is willing to admit that he's a socialist. her policies also lead to socialism.

and he has now become the party of greed and arrogance. there is no money to satisfy the thirst for greed and government. they will never have enough tax dollars are power. maybe you could bailout greece no one can bailout the united states. and we have to cut taxes and cut regulations. not just talk about it but do it. lou: you have a significant deal with candidates. we think it's going to go to 17 and 16 certainly with governor john john case you know what you guys stand for?

the working man, the small businessman, the working class when it comes to the republican party. >> that is a great question. >> the reality is that i think it's time for us to embrace her own conservative principles. jeb bush says that we have to be willing to lose a primary in order to win the general election and i disagree with that. what they are really saying is that establishment is saying -- try to get the left and the media to like us. that never works. we will lose. what we need to stand for is repealing and replacing all of obamacare. and i'm the only candidate with a plan to do that. i can be no amnesty, stop talking just get it done and get rid of these cities. we need to make sure that we are shrinking the size of the world government.

flatter taxes, lower taxes energy independence and less regulation. and stopping them not letting them becoming the power that they want to be. we have to restore limited government and at least an opportunity and one of the things that they want to talk about is a fiber for religious liberties as well. and some don't even want to fight. lou: the fight is certainly under way. it seems to me a very good thing. i want to conclude asking about iran. we are told that a deal was

within hours, possibly with iran. what are your thoughts? >> i think that this president could start a nuclear arms race. a bad deal is worse than no deal. and they are not agreeing to give up all of their centrifuges or plutonium. they need to recognize, cut off ties to terrorist groups, release all the american prisoners. then and only then should we think about gradually lifting the sanctions. they are saying let the sanctions now. >> i have art he said that this president is trying to have it both ways.

and therefore i would not honor a bad deal that he negotiate. every option is on the table the united states will not allow them to become a nuclear power and that is an ex -- existential threat. lou: enjoy the state of iowa i know the well. >> thank you. lou: vote in tonight's online poll. capitalism has it actually lifted the quality of life for billions of people all around the world? caster bodo loudobbs.com. two volcanoes causing considerable concern on opposite sides and indonesian airlines facing a backlog of passengers after jobless lines erupted, forcing international airports to close for most of the past three days, the volcano continues to erupt.

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lou: a couple of things that are happening in the iranian nuclear negotiations. we have just been told that negotiators are wrapping up for the night. the iranians claiming that a deal was in hand, the state department say that they will keep going as long as it takes and that possibly we will see a deal as early as tomorrow.

u.s. negotiators they have learned to not set another self-imposed deadline, we are told that the deal could happen without a deadline imagine that. and the only thing truly we are about it all is that there is never before such a farcical bend negotiation not in commerce or trade or arms or war and surrendered. it is as if this administration has taken under leave of its senses. and u.s. officials have flown the atlantic about 70 times to take up these very important talks. that's a lot of effort to fundamentally legitimize iran's status as an emerging nuclear state while remaining eminent among state sponsors of

terrorism of which there is absolutely no advantage perceptible to the united states, these talks include the european contingency of france and germany, three nations that are utterly dependent upon russia for their energy needs russia supplies a third of the oil and gas and is the most powerful ally of iran. already announcing that they will include as to the rogue nation and as for china the nation building the alliance with russia and also at the same time conducting joint military exercise and striking energy and arms deals which it also takes with iran when sanctions are dropped by the west. both china and russia calling to end the arms embargo as part of a deal that results from these talks. there is, it seems to me only

one nation who has no clear beneficial interest is a result of these talks and the question is in whose interest are president obama and secretary kerry negotiating? and that question is not only relevant here but shared with the principal allies in the least including israel saudi arabia, jordan and others. that includes what has been on all of us by an imperial president and republican leaders if i may say so, and i may. now the quotation of the evening from the great edward murdo. he said, speaking of the loyal opposition that we must not confuse dissent with disloyalty when the loyal opposition dies the soul of america dies with it. i hope that he was wrong.

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fear a surge in violence on the southern border of mexico after the most notorious drug lord escaped from prison. and intends manhunt underway for joaquin guzman, "el chapo." who escaped for a second time from a maximum-security prison in mexico. the white house saying that it made important progress in talks with iran. those talks extended for a seventh time without a new deadline. new diplomats on both sides say a nuclear agreement could come as early as tomorrow in the united states today also delivering the first lot of f-16 fighters to the iraqi government. joining us now former pentagon official and fox news national security analyst k.t. mcfarland it's good to have you both here. we are now told that the talks have concluded for the evening.

what are your thoughts on what we can expect? >> the talks can go on and if we drop all sanctions from day one, even if they don't. and the question is is a rich iran going to get nuclear weapons or a poor iran? they take their hegemonic position and continues its expansion and continues to threaten the region and continues to then potentially control a third of the oil market. >> just come as usual i do agree. i think that this looks like a complete diplomatic victory for the iranians in this instance.

and it appears that none of the red lines that president obama set have not been at this point. it does not look like there will be intrusive inspections. these negotiations were meant to stop iran from getting nuclear weapons and it looks like these negotiations are going to pave the way asking only that they drag their feet, which they may do or they may not. lou: how does the president present this to the american people. and this includes the capital republican leaders. how in the world is he presenting this without any benefit to the american people? >> he will say it's either this deal or not.

and in the president's mind, i think that what he is saying is that in his mind he figures that by the time iran gets around to be a being a nuclear power sooner than later, they will be someone raised by the world community and friendship with america that they will change their evil ways and stop support of terrorism and of their hegemonic ambitions in the entire region and i think that it's very naïve. >> as recently as friday they were earning american flags in the streets. and as recently as a few days ago you have a supreme leader telling students that the struggle against the united states come in the air to power, is going to continue. the idea that over two years this regime is going to moderate its way when the revolution took place.

and the other thing they are going to say is that this agreement and that this agreement will legitimize iran's nuclear capability within 10 years or so. lou: this includes legitimizing their interests. now i want to turn to this very quickly. what do you make of benjamin netanyahu and decision to launch a twitter account and began to warn iranians of the consequences of this deal. >> at this point, if you assume that the deal is going to go through and that obama hasn't figured out think what he's trying to do is say to the iranian people, let's have an opportunity for a regime change

and that is why he has introduced this. it is now an opportunity to talk to 80% of the population under the age of 35. and that is the last over what i think is potentially this situation. >> do you see any prospect of success in such a strategy? >> i think it's good the israelis and people, we would like to have good relations with you, we don't think that the work you do should result in funds that go to hezbollah and hamas and others. it is worth reaching out. the idea of a revolution, we have no science to that. we don't know that. in 2009 there was a possibility of a successful revolution. and i'm not going to reach out to the american people by their

rulers and i think that it's a long shot him i guess that is my answer. lou: also there is the prospect of a military response. >> i guess maybe it should be on the table. i think it becomes a very difficult logistic and i think it's much more likely to happen is the response and our main point of all this is is to stop the nuclear arms race and that the opposite is going to happen. >> i think they are exactly right, we don't know what israel's capabilities are i think that they are probably stress in this incident. the u.s. does have the possibility and if we have a credible threat, we may not be in this position, this includes a credible military threat that is necessary to have deterrence

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lou: donald trump weighing in on the joaquin "el chapo" guzman issue come after he escaped from the maximum-security prison in mexico. saying that mexicans biggest drug lord escapes from jail. unbelievable world corruption and usa is paying the price. i told you so. and now donald trump calling in the fbi after receiving a death threat issued from a twitter account. that reportedly belongs to the druglords son.

next guest is sharing a hearing on capitol hill tomorrow that will focus on the obama administration's a dismal record of law enforcement and sanctuary cities homeland security secretary bob goodlatte. it's good to have you with us. what we are witnessing now is a discussion of a national level and i believe that it is for the first time in the obama administration's term in office that we are seeing a real debate developed here around illegal immigration and border security. and it's still going on down there.

and we also have a problem with the interior portion of the country. as we saw last week with the tragedy of the shooting. and 276th century cities 1800 of them have already committed additional crimes at a rate of close to 25% and it just goes to show the pricey average that americans pay for the government not enforcing our immigration laws. i'm hoping that this debate continues. lou: as you hear the testimony of jeh johnson and department of

homeland security, i've never heard him give a responsive answer to any congressman or senator. do you really expect him to say that he's sorry for leaving the borders wide open? are we are going to hear anything from him? >> i don't know if we will but he's going to hear from a lot of members of congress. our hope is that a lot of the american people will engage in this debate and will start to lead his administration know that it's not acceptable to engage in activities where there are now at 380000 illegal aliens and criminals on our streets. 350,000. 169,000 who were actually under orders of deportation. plus and others 179,000 in the process of being deported

through that process and releasing them onto on to the streets and giving them a day to come back when the hearing is going to take place. they are on the streets as well and this is only a snapshot of what 350,000 criminals are doing on the streets of america because this administration will not enforce the law. lou: congressman introducing legislation and a number of individuals bringing forward the legislation here that would make retainers mandatory that would actually draw specific grants to cities. >> i think that they are getting better and this is a reason why this debate is having public ascension to this it is the silver lining of the evil that takes place because i am hopeful that we will be able to move and we have already passed the judiciary committee and you

know, this lets the state and local governments enforce the law, do so under clear statutory guidelines mandatory verification of employment included the bill offered by jason chaffetz to deal with fraud and the bill from john carter dealing with his catch and release but they were aware of last summer when they had attention focused on the border and we are focused on what is going on. whether it is a sanctuary city or not, there is not enough being done to pick these people up. and this will also be part of it tomorrow, we will also focus on the fact that this president wants to give legal status of 5 million people under the concept of prosecutorial discretion. he is losing them in the court and i hope he continues to do

so. lou: we look forward to the hearing tomorrow, the chairman of the house judiciary committee, always good to have you here we thank you. >> thank you. >> from wall street today something of a rally on the greek bailout. the dow jones surging 217-point committee s&p is up three. the nasdaq up 74 points. how does heavy trading were? 's not as heavy as you would've expected. listen to my reports three times a day coast-to-coast on the salem radio network and minions come in the of the animated comedy pulling in 115 million the second-biggest opening of all time, jurassic world taking second place 17 million. the miss usa pageant going off without a fight after all of the controversy over donald trump

and olivia jordan winning the title, the show broadcasting after nbc dry pageant. not in attendance no mention of presidential candidates, but you cannot deny that everyone is talking about it. and businesses are talking about it. so what in the world is inside those piñatas? i'm sure that he is more popular in mexico than all of that. we will find out when the days and weeks ahead. hope france is calling for a new economic world order. increased strikes a deal but is this clear sailing for the markets? taken up with our guest is we examined what is happening in china and greece and europe and right here in america.

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make your move. ask your doctor about crestor. can a business have a mind? a subconscious. a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? can a business be...alive? lou: the global markets and a bailout deal, joining us now is john lonski and lindsey piezga, she is from stifel, nicolaus & co. lindsay, let me turn to you.

i personally thought that this was a foregone conclusion that there would be a bailout. >> this plan includes many of the reforms of the pension cuts and tax increases and the vast majority of greeks voted against it is less than 10 days ago. so this is going to take some political maneuvering if you will, and it is far from a done deal. lou: it is the only deal that they've got. i wouldn't be surprised if the eurozone tries to ees greece out of the currency union. >> merkle solution. it has been nice talking with you but now we are done with

this here. were you thinking of that possibility as a prospect? >> again if they do leave the eurozone they are forced to experience more extreme losses on the investment made my concern is that even with this three-year bailout this is unlikely to be the last time that greece comes to that and we are talking about an economy. and 200% of gdp. lou: i think that the expression is a fix to this. and there is a measure of credit

risk. >> what i don't quite understand in international financing, and maybe you can help me out first china was on the verge of all sorts of undulations and volatility as well as perceived possible collapse about a week ago and now everything is fine everything has been worked through and it's a bright and shiny horizon that we all have in front of us. what in the world happened there a max. >> it is amazing how the market has a short attention span is this is still putting downward pressure in global demand and it

is continuing to undermine u.s. exports and manufacturing. >> wire equities moving higher? you are making a big mistake if you extrapolate too much about the recent occurrence by u.s. equities. chinese imports are down by nearly 60% year-over-year and there is something wrong with that economy and moreover because of the price of base metals down 24% from a year ago. lou: thank you so much, thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me. lou: i'm going to get that right. time for a look at our online poll results two more officials need to be held accountable? 99% said yes, one person

actually said no. lovely. that is it for us thank you for being with us, tomorrow night we thank you for being with us we have seavid with us. good night from new york. >> happy monday. welcome. on the watch tonight. and we have full-blown political claustrophobia. we have known for too long that this is overstaffed with political bedfellows. and today, a gop favorite wisconsin governor scott walker. >> america is a great country. and you know we just have to start read