you have a "strange inheritance" story you'd like to share with us? we'd love to hear it. send me an email or go to our website, "strange keep it right here. lou dobbs is next on the best place to be for your business, fox business.. lou: good evening, everybody, i'm lou dobbs. his critics say the president has sacrificed the nation's sovereignty by sending nuclear deal with iran to the united nations for its approval before taking the deal to congress, and secretary of state kerry now says he's disturbed by the latest anti-american comments by ayatollah khomeini. we'll have the latest what appears to be a bad deal rapidly getting worse. and defense secretary ash carter in the middle east tonight trying to justify to some of our allies the significant concessions given iran. and president obama today continued making his case to a

skeptical congress and american public. not yet winning over his critics. we take up the hard sell on the iranian deal with fox news strategic analyst lieutenant colonel ralph peters and foundation for defense of democracy senior counselor, john hannah. congress taking first steps to rid the country of so-called sanctuary cities for illegal immigrants. the senate judiciary committee began holding hearings on sanctuary cities today. those lawmakers appear determined to crack down on cities that give sanctuary to illegal immigrants and violate federal immigration law. we'll have a full report for you. we'll be talking as well to milwaukee county sheriff, david clark. and ohio governor john kasich tonight is number 16. he officially entered the race today for the gop presidential nomination. that brings the field to 16. but most of the tension today, well, as it seems to almost

every day went to donald trump. a senator learning why you shouldn't call people names. why would any senator call a person a jack ass. should trump ask for an apology? nope. but donald isn't an apologist, he's a retaliationist. that's a real word. just ask senator lindsey graham. we'll have the latest on the 2016 race tonight. our top story tonight. the obama administration's aggressive effort after mr. obama sent the agreement to the united nations. president speaking in pittsburgh to the veterans of foreign wars national convention. they're trying to brush off critics of his deal. >> the same politicians and pundits that are so quick to reject the possibility of a diplomatic solution, to iran's nuclear program, are the same folks who are so quick to go to war in iraq and said it would

take a few months. lou: opposition to the deal is a lot more widespread than the president acknowledged there. in fact, the obama administration's hard sell today involved sending defense secretary ash carter to israel to try to win over israeli prime minister netanyahu, who greeted carter in jerusalem with a handshake but abruptly scrapped plans for the two leaders to make public remarks before beginning discussion. take a look. it was to say the very least, a bit awkward. >> i think we're going up. >> okay, excellent. >> if you gentlemen want we could come back. thank you. no, i didn't want to. lou: carter later told reporters netanyahu, quote, made it quite clear he disagreed with the nuclear agreement. so our allies don't like the deal, and either do iranian hard-liners.

secretary of state kerry admitted that anti-american speech this weekend by iran's supreme leader was in his words troubling. >> i don't know how to interpret it at this point in time, except to take it at face value that that's his policy. but i do know that often comments are made publicly and things can evolve that are different. if it is the policy, it's very disturbing. it's very troubling. lou: and the white house also not winning over supporters in congress who are outraged. the administration took the deal to the united nations and much before taking it to congress. we're going to have much more on that currently, congress working with 60 days in which to review the agreement, hold hearings on it, and then vote on it. another huge focus for congress today, the policies of so-called sanctuary cities that ignore federal immigration laws. it's not a new issue, but it was brought to the forefront by

the murder of kate steinle. she was shot and killed on a pier in san francisco less than a month ago by an illegal immigrant who should have never been in the united states in the first place. today kate steinle's father called on congress to pass legislation that would take illegal immigrant criminals off our streets for good. fox news chief correspondent mike emanuel with our report. >> we feel if kate's loss saves one daughter, one son, a mother, a father, kate's death won't be in vain. >> reporter: three weeks after kate steinle's murder by illegal immigrant with a long criminal record, her father jim was on capitol hill calling for action. kate's bill proposed in her memory that would establish a mandatory five-year prison sentence for illegals who re-enter the u.s. after being deport. laura wilkerson's josh was beaten and burned to death by a

man brought here illegally, a so-called dreamer. >> i want you to know our family is broken forever. i want you to do something about it. everyone sitting here is in a position to do something. >> reporter: texas senator ted cruz, a presidential candidate blasted the immigration and customs enforcement director saying the obama administration's failure to enforce the law. >> if president obama had the courage of his convictions, he would come and look in the eyes of the men and women who lost their sons, daughters, mothers sisters, brothers, and the administration would stop releasing murderers and rapists. >> we don't release people willy-nilly. we release people pursuant to the statutes and regulations. >> reporter: the steinle murder brought the issue of sanctuary cities to the national spotlight, communities which offer minimal cooperation to the federal government on immigration matters. california democratic senator dianne feinstein is the former mayor of san francisco, a sanctuary city, and she blasted the sheriff's office.

>> the man who killed kate is a classic case of multiple felonies and prior deportations. and a simple phone call would have been enough. >> reporter: but that didn't happen. >> a shot rang out. kate fell, and looked at me and said help me, dad. those are the last words i'll ever hear from my daughter. >> reporter: the house is expected to vote on a bill with holding federal funding to states and cities turning over illegals to federal authorities. lou? lou: mike, thank you very much mike emanuel. president obama today finally ordered the white house flags to be flown at half-staff in honor of the five service members killed in chattanooga five days ago. the presidential proclamation comes after critics blasted president obama for not properly uttering those victims. earlier this morning, republican leaders in congress ordered flags to half-staff at

the u.s. capitol. donald trump calls for flags to be lowered on all commercial properties. calling the president's delay on lowering the flags, quote, a disgraceful omission. investigators trying to determine what motivated gunman mohammad abdulazeez to open fire on two military sites in chattanooga. a person close to the family says the shooter was depressed and wrote in late 2013 being a failure, having a worthless life after he lost his job at a power plant. and the already crowded republican presidential field expanding again. ohio governor john kasich is the 16th major candidate. >> i am here to ask you for your prayers, for your support for your efforts, because i have decided to run for president of the united states. so some are going to ask, as

they always have, why do you think you can do this? you know all of my life people have told me you can't do something, okay? and i'll tell you why. it's because i do believe in the power of very big ideas. big, bold ideas. policy is far more important than politics, ideology or any of the other nonsense we see -- [ applause ] . lou: kasich is a two-term governor of the bellwether state of ohio. former chairman of the house budget committee who presided over the only time congress balanced its budget in modern history. but he is somewhat late to the race and there is concern he won't make the top ten in the polls in order to qualify for the first debate in his home state on august 6th on the fox news network, by the way. on wall street, stocks today fell. earnings weakness dragging them down.

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. lou: breaking news into the show federal regulators to approve at&t's massive deal, $49 billion bid to buy directv. it would combine the largest satellite television firm with the second biggest provider of cellular service. the federal communications commission is expected to approve the deal by the end of this weekend. president obama today promised that the united states will not let as he put it iran off the hook for its support of terrorism in the middle east. speaking to the veterans of foreign wars in pittsburgh, the president also brought up the

american hostages that are still being held by iran. >> and we are not going to relent until we bring home americans unjustly detained in iran. journalist jason should be released, pastor should be released. a former sergeant in the u.s. marine corps should be released. iran needs to help us find robert levinson, these americans need to be back home with your families. lou: are you kidding me? it was mr. obama who explained that their release should not be part of any nuclear deal, despite claims by secretary kerry he brought up the hostages and every single meeting held with the iranians. joining us tonight, fox news strategic analyst lieutenant colonel ralph peters, john hannah senior counselor at the

foundation for the defense of democracies. john surge is vice president dick cheney's adviser in the bush administration. ralph, what do you make of a president who decides he will take a deal to the united nations before before taking it to the congress of the united states. >> he was very smart to do so. this was carefully calculated. once the united nations lifted the embargo on iran, it was game over. it doesn't matter what our co i mean, if they vote to maintain sanctions, it means u.s. businesses can't do business with iran. europeans get all the business. lou, on sunday, the german minister of commerce flew to tehran. he had a full schedule of meetings in iran today. the german equivalent of the chamber of commerce has predicted they'll be doing $10 billion worth of business

annually in iran in the next few years. so the deal is already collapsed, and our president, he's talking about the hostages whose name -- lou: i'm astonished! the president said that they -- the iranians in any way violated the deal, there would be an immediate snapback of sanctions. >> there will be no snapback ever. lou: what in the world is going on here? surely the president of the united states would not lie to the american people. >> no, but the president may just be wrong. president thinks he's smarter than everybody else, but this deal is a disaster. snapback is illusion, iranian foreign minister, he presented the deal to his parliament today, and he assured them that international businesses are going to swarm back into tehran, and that is insurmountable obstacle for reimposing any sanctions on iran. once the sanctions structure collapse that we built over the

past decade. there's no hope for putting it back in place. lou: no hope? after the u.n. vote, the iranian ambassador to the united nations lashed out and blasted the suggestion by samantha power that their human rights record was in any way relevant to the discussion. ralph, is the iranian ambassador right and the obama administration wrong? >> well, the iranian ambassador was clearly having a good time mocking us. the officials in tehran are mocking us because, as you just heard, it is game over. sanctions are not going to be snapped back. and by the way, this is a president who's just all talk. you heard him say in a clip you played that he will not relent until the american hostages are free. hostages whose name he can't even pronounce at this point. he's already relented. the only hope of getting the hostages back as a group was

before the deal was inked. lou -- >> is that a specific mochrie. >> the worst u.s. diplomatic debacle since woodrow wilson was desixed at versailles. lou: do you think he was mocked because he was uttering the words to combat veterans at the vfw convention? >> yes. lou: john hannah, what are we to make of a president who sends an emissary in this case to then-secretary ash carter to israel to meet with the prime minister and has, there is no message, there is no voice of support from this administration or the united states. what are we to make of that, and what should be the israeli response? >> listen, i think secretary carter is the best thing in this administration at the moment. the problem is he's got an absolutely lousy policy to try

and defend, and defending this kind of policy to israel or any of our other allies in the middle east who have been opposed to this deal from the start, who view it as empowering an existential threat to their survival, you can't defend that to these countries. lou: how about saudi arabia. our arab allies let by saudi arabia and egypt are prepared to take military action, following this deal, because they acknowledge that they have no american support, and they're left to their own devices, resources and purpose. >> i think that's absolutely right. i think with regard to our traditional friends in the middle east, all bets are off. they feel alone, they can't rely on the united states, and they're going to take their own measures of self-help, and a lot of those we're not going to like. the saudis going for nuclear weapons. nuclearizing the middle east and the middle east on a

nuclear hair trigger and the saudis looking around for their own proxies to fight hezbollah fight the houthis, fight the shiite militias in iraq. they are radical islamist sunnis. >> john, thank you for joining us, john hannah, ralph peters, thank you. >> thanks, lou. lou: vote in our poll tonight, the question is -- we're going to do this who'd you rather throughout the process here. we begin tonight with those gentlemen. we'd like to hear from you, it's important. cast your vote at loudobbs.com and we'll be sharing the results with you tomorrow evening. in wisconsin, a hot air balloon festival turned into an extraordinary scene. high winds whipped up, organizers deflating one of the

hot air balloons when the sudden storm snapped all but one of the balloons guidelines, a balloon attached to an suv, that as you see here was dragged across the field, creating other complications as well. several other people on the ground suffering minor cuts and bruises, one person was taken to the hospital. injuries described as minor. two people were aboard the balloon, but once the wind stilled just a bit, they were able to walk away without a scratch, and with a great story to tell. up next, a few thoughts on the liberal effort to bring down donald trump. can you imagine? and could it be legal to build a drone that can fire a hand gun or any gun? well, we'll take that up. much more straight ahead. stay with us.

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. lou: all right, let's take a

look at the mainstream liberal media's laughable attempts to declare the trump presidential candidacy dead. what was their reason? because the donald was rude to senator mccain. the "des moines register" editorial board called on trump to, quote, pull the plug on his blow ofiating side show, end quote. in response, trump slammed the editorial, a sophomore called out the register for circulation as poor as reporting. dan proclaimed as only a chief washington correspondent can that the trump candidacy will prove immune from the laws of political gravity or end with mr. trump isolated a subject of scorn or curiosity. and you i believe are supposed to instantly dismiss the immune from gravity part. we're also supposed to ignore that senator mccain was first to insult mr. trump, calling his audience of supporters

crazies. mccain's good buddy senator lindsey graham couldn't help himself, and learned nothing from the experience over the last few weeks, and this morning called trump a jack ass, trump fired back in graham's home state and lit up his latest attractor calling graham an idiot and a lightweight. >> this guy lindsey graham calls me a jack ass this morning, and i said to myself, you know, it's amazing, he doesn't seem like a very bright guy. but every time i turn on, i have some guy that is hitting me, like hard. the reason they're hitting me in all fairness, when you register zero in the poll, what the hell? they have nothing to lose, right? lou: well, it turns out graham does have something to lose as he learned when the donald gave out senator graham's personal cell phone number. trump by the way leads all candidates in the latest "washington post" abc news poll

conducted in the days before and after his mccain comments. "washington post" columnist eugene robinson gets the trump nature and style, quote, writing -- can you imagine the confound. in which the left-wing media and the liberal savants find themselves? what to do with a republican who doesn't apologize? wouldn't think of grovelling before the media arbiters of political correctness?

and, in fact, when insulted or attacked, he gets far better than he gets. yes the trump candidacy has already made an immense powerful contribution to the republican party, and it's clear that the left is scared witless that the donald intends to accomplish far, far more. now, the quotation of the evening on the source of political correctness and the coercion of group think by a leader of the revolution and founding father samuel adams. saying, quote -- if you agree with the adams quote, we'd like to hear from you, go to my facebook page, "lou dobbs tonight." you can like it, you can share it, we hope you do both. stay with us.

the more the national media the political left and, of course, the elites in his own party try to destroy donald trump. >> i don't care if he drops out. stay in the race, just stop being a jack ass. you don't have to run for president be and the world's biggest jack ass. >> you shouldn't have said that, senator graham. oh, no. the stronger donald trump becomes. we take that up here tonight,

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. lou: the main news this hour, president obama going after critics of his nuclear deal with iran saying they're the same people who rushed to war in iraq. obama is trying to persuade congress to sign off on his deal but having a tough time because he went behind the congress' backs and went to the u.n. first. the father of kate steinle testifying in a senate judiciary committee hearing today. blasting the system that allowed a criminal illegal alien to murder his daughter. steinle was shot and killed by an illegal immigrant. francisco sanchez who had a long, long list of felonies and five deportations. and the feud between donald trump and republican senator lindsey graham is escalating. trump called the senator a lightweight and said graham once called for help to be a guest on fox news. earlier graham started by calling trump a jackass on national television.

joining us now co-host of outnumbered on fox news, jedidiah bila and democratic strategist hank shinekoff. good to have you with us. what possessed senator graham? >> i don't know, i don't know, i don't think these other republican candidates know who they're dealing with. donald trump is a guy that's not going to back down. and i think they're used to dealing with each other is the problem, which is they throw a remark out there, everyone is so politically correct, they're hesitant to respond. donald trump doesn't operate like that. he's not politically correct, he's going to call you what he thinks you are. he doesn't care who has a negative response to it. that's exactly what people crave in politics, whether you agree with him on a bunch of issues or not. they crave that in the in a moment gut response that's a no-nonsense approach. that's what he's giving them. lou: the national media is having a fit as well as the number of people who want to be the republican nominee. it's a strange thing to see the

republican establishment having fits. the nominees to be the candidate's nominee as well as the left-wing media doing it. what's going on here? >> government by poll is proving not to work. people have run the campaigns and offices, they've taken no risks. the true insurgent. he's the true insurgent saying i'm not playing this way. im the center right populist. i'm going to say what people are feeling, they don't know what to do with it, they're in washington, state capitols, and by the way, have you food on your tie governor or senator. lou: and exposing a lot of fissures and flaws within the republican establishment and media establishment to some large measure because trump is a multibillionaire populist, that usually would dismiss any thought of authenticity yet

he's the only one talking straight, plain language and showing what the media is made up of. media outlet, media outwould not reporting that senator mccain called trump's supporters crazies before trump ever said a word. >> the truth of the matter is it's politicians, typical conventional politicians that people can't stand. people don't have a problem with success. they don't have a problem with someone having worked hard and have a lot of money. mitt romney spent the election cycle apologizing for his wealth. that didn't work out so well. they want to feel that they're going to vote for someone just like them, who if they see nonsense is going to call nonsense nonsense. if someone is acting idiotic, maybe they go on twitter and call an idiot an idiot. they're getting it from him. the other candidates are trying to figure out what to do, because they can't mimic that. that wouldn't be authentic for them. at the same time, they're trying to figure out how to beat this guy. >> ronald reagan was friendly to people.

he was on the television all the time. they saw him. they knew him. trump has a brand, he's on the television all the time. that's what they're going to take from him. lou: there's a lot of name identification in the field of 16 candidates, but this is -- and i think you're exactly right, hank. this is a lot more than i think reagan is a good, if you will, analog. trump comes across, he can be the most unlikable person. nothing he's saying there for the most part is sweet and filled with honey, but he sounds like us, he talks like a regular person no matter how many billions he's got. he's got me convinced he could run successfully as a populist i never would have said the same thing of michael bloomberg. >> even if you don't agree with him, i think bernie sanders has the traits as well. he's very far left. he's a socialist but similar candidates in that hillary

clinton is a preprogrammed machine. lou: he's a socialist. >> they are different candidates but honest. saying that is who i am, take it or leave it and i'm not apologizing for it. >> there is no trump in that party and there is no bernie sanders in the other party. what is occurring right now is the center populism, right populism, take the argument, and trump is the amplification of every guy. lou: and going beyond this. i get a kick personally, i want to hear what you think about this, i get a kick of the number of news organizations saying let's get away from the trump guys, talk about the important issues. there's no other candidate talking as directly about illegal immigration. the impact of the trade deals that stacked up over 40 years talking straight about the quality, the capacity, the effectiveness of our politicians and our political class. >> media outlets say that and quiz their next segment is

quizzing a republican on gay marriage and the birth control debate. they're not serious, and say some harsh realities. you don't always agree with the way he says, it not everyone is going to. the fact he's not afraid to bring it up. >> if he were not ahead, they would not be talking about issues. usually what the news outlets talk about is the horse race. if he were not leading the horse race, they'd be talking about a whole different thing. lou: what has to scare the heck out of this establishment is the fact he is forcing the republican party, candidates for their party's nomination to talk about the issues that matter to the people or going to be voting or the folks who should be voting come november 2016. thank you, both. jedidiah great to see you, hank, thank you very much. be sure to vote in our poll tonight, we're going to do this with all the candidates but it's a bit of a scheme. it's a playoff, if you will. cast your vote at loudobbs.com.

the federal aviation administration has announced it is investigating an online video that shows a homemade drone firing a gun presumably in connecticut. the video shows a quad copter drone mounted to it a semiautomatic handgun that fires from a remote control, apparently created by a teenager majoring in mechanical engineering. that's what we know right now. this apparently is a real video. a federal investigation under way. federal authorities are working to determine whether aviation laws or criminal statutes or i'm sure gun statutes have been violated. and a biker in london narrowly escaped being crushed by a truck. the biker riding down the street wearing a helmet cam as people seem to be doing more often. the truck suddenly made a sharp left. he screamed to get the driver's attention and decided to jump

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. lou: wisconsin governor scott walker today authorized members of his state's national guard to carry firearms while on duty. wisconsin becomes the seventh state to arm guardsmen after last week's attack on military facilities in chattanooga which left four marines and a sailor dead. governors of arkansas, indiana florida, louisiana, oklahoma and texas have also armed their national guard units. my next guest says gun free zones need to end immediately at all military installations. joining us milwaukee county sheriff david clark, good to have you with us. this is notable because we are not hear anything from either the pentagon, we heard from the general concerned about arming

marines, all servicemembers and recruiting stations. do you disagree with him? >> well, somewhat. you know, he's a learned man but i'm more concerned about the homegrown terrorist who is arm to the teeth who can prey upon servicemen. first of all, i want to salute the servicemen, the four marines and the navy petty officer who gave lives and service to the country and the law enforcement officer injured as well. kudos to governor walker, i got the notification this morning from his office that he was taking that action. very important, too. what you have to keep in mind is some of the national guard recruiting centers and other armed services recruiting centers are in commercial retail areas. you have the public in the middle of this thing but for the grace the god there wasn't more bloodshed than what we saw in chattanooga, tennessee. it's good that the governors are taking action. we don't need hearings in congress. they take too long. but we need people in act in order to protect the homeland

and to protect not only the servicemen but law enforcement and citizens as well. lou: service centers, the sanctuary cities, you know, i mean your view on sanctuary cities and what has taken so long to deal with the plain fact that it's a violation of federal law? >> well, other than one candidate in the presidential race of the gop side, nobody else wanted to touch that. in washington, lou, you know this better than anybody, you talk around issues, you don't talk about issues, and any time you talk about an issue, you come under attack. but sanctuary cities get people killed. sanctuary cities are not safe. the reason why they're not safe is because criminal illegal aliens prey upon even other illegal immigrants who are in the country trying to keep their head down, trying to make their way through, they know they're in the country illegally but not drawing

attention to themselves. a criminal illegal alien knows if i steal from them or whatever, they can't call the police or they'll be identifying themselves as in the country illegally. they prey on those individuals. also american citizen criminals prey on illegal immigrants because they too know they can't report these to the police. we have a lot of crime going on in the sanctuary cities unreported, underreported and we don't know about it, so we can't help them. lou: it is very clear too, that the sanctuary cities are really one of the basic premises of the sanctuary cities, reason for existing a distrust of their own law enforcement officers. an implicit insult to men and women in uniform serving those cities in those communities. >> sure, obviously, with the police. their understanding of the police culture in mexico anyway, they know it's corrupt. and so they don't trust the

police and that carries over. it's cultural and behavioral, and it's a hard thing we're trying to get over right now. i made a decision a long time ago to participate in the secure communities act that was ended by this administration that fostered this agreement between local police and i.c.e. officials and identifying criminal illegal aliens and deporting them out of united states. i still made the decision to cooperate. i have an ethical obligation under the law enforcement code of ethics to cooperate with other law enforcement agencies so i continue to do so, not take political hits at home. lou: i know you are no stranger to the political hits and you bear up and get as good as they get. sheriff, good to have you with us, sheriff david clarke, good to talk with you. up next, christmas in july for divorce attorneys everywhere. i'll explain next, and a second

undercover video shows another official at planned parenthood talking about the sale of aborted fetal body parts. what are the legal repercussions? we take it up next. stay with us. we're co at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like shopping hungry equals overshopping.

lou: joining us now, major thomas criminal defense attorney, jag officer in u.s. army, and defense attorney rebecca rose, let's start with

plan parenthood, disgusting does not begin what is going on, is there legal liability here. >> organization, no, they have are not considering fact that there is anything they are doing that is out of protocol or ordinary. >> selling body parts of fetuses? >> i am telling you went legal ramifications and scope there is nothing they see is wrong, shockingly the american public i have a poll, recent, 53% find this using it for medical research is okay. donated body parts, organs and tissues, it favorable. >> but they are selling it. that is where federal law comes in. >> right. lou: planned parenthood is

support by federal money. >> it is. >> you have to separate politics from the law, legally they are on shaky ground. federal prosecutors, bring a lot of criminal conspiracy cases based on less overt, and obvious evidence than that video. politically, planned parenthood, is covered in a veil of protection, the pro-choice lobby is so powerful, no one will touch anything that can be her severed as going after abortions. lou: carly asked, the question who the hell have we become? this is disgusting, this is appalling. are we so i did sensetize -- desensitized at a nation this is routine. >> it was not selling of body parts.

if it was use for furtherance i science. lou: you can dress this up a lot of ways. >> you can't put out. >> a federal cite striel -- federal criminal statute that deals with this. lou: how is this happening? >> no one is going to touch planned parenthood. there would be hell to play if prosecution would be brought. lou: hell to pay? >> as soon as they do they are paint as a right wing crazy. lou: is that wrong to be a christian? >> politically, there is a price to pay. lou: that is quite a statement. >> we have -- running an

election, it may not be the best issue to touch, the best way is we heed to stop this -- we need to stop this, you people need to understand, you cannot sell body parts any situation. lou: where the hrl is hell is the congressional hearing. >> they are talking about it. >> that could happen. >> congressional hearing will happen, and everyone that takes part on republican side, will be painted as a conspiracy theorist, nut job crazy, it is not going to go anywhere, cost a lot of money, and that is the end of it. lou: hopefully the conscious is not a republican possession, hopefully it broader than that. >> i agree. lou: thank you, time for a look at our on-line poll results, do you think it outrageous that president welcomes went to united

nations first, taking his nuclear deal with iran before going to congress. that is it for us tonight. senator james long ford tomorrow, good night from new york. kennedy: you. i am realizing this election is not just about social media, who can put out most awkward facebook video. that prize would have gone to louisiana governor bobby jindal. this is the tinner election, loaded with suters who hope their meaningless slogans make you want to hook up. what do you do on tender if you like someone in you swipe right, that is what these elephants are hoping for, let's see how field stacks up against my swipe. jeb bush.