the memory of the grandfather whose comic book collection came to the family's rescue. i am jamie colby for "strange inheritance" and thank you for watching. rememb 6:00 p.m. coming up next we have lou dobbs. lou: good evening everyone. i am lou dobbs. president obama today broke the diplomatic protocol and criticized republicans while abroad. the president on his first official presidential visit to ethiopia took time to rebuked donald trump. mike huckabee and ted cruz. mr. obama giving the republicans an earful, he claimed that they lacked seriousness and the coram and honesty. there are a few politicians who do lack those qualities from time to time. we have to admit and that is why we are taking all of that up in the president's efforts to sell his nuclear deal tonight and

also talking with mike leigh. also tonight new developments on the 2016 presidential campaign trail come including the rarest of political creatures and a populist. and that includes a few political advantages and new polls confirm that he is also leading in most of those recent polls. so when will the republican establishment began to acknowledge donald trump as the 2016 frontrunner? conservative commentator ann coulter and political analysts ed rollins among our guests. and turkey is complicating an already complicated middle east. unexpectedly launching raids against the kurds when the expectation had been that they would be fighting the islamic state. not only against the islamic state that against the kurds who

just happen to be the most effective fighters against the islamic states. is the administration's view of relationships in the middle east becoming far too complicated and is there a plan for the united states to actually try to defeat the islamic state? general jack keane joins us tonight and so president obama singled out republican contender governor mike huckabee who said that the president's nuclear deal with iran would take the israelis and march them to the door of the oven and a number of groups criticize his language is inappropriate, but the government didn't back down a bit, standing by his criticism of the obama deal. white house correspondent kevin

couric is traveling with president obama and has our report. >> when he turned his attention to the situation, the political fallout could be felt have a world away. >> with particular comments to mr. huckabee, i think that part of just a general pattern that we have seen would be considered ridiculous if it weren't so sad. reporter: the comments were made by former arkansas governor mike huckabee who said this about the six party iranian nuclear dear. >> he so naïve that he would take the israelis and basically march them to the door of the oven.

>> with the 2016 primaries as they become increasingly common wading into political waters. thousands of miles away from home was certainly unexpected. governor huckabee fired back at the president on fox news. >> the last time that the world did not take seriously threats that someone was going to kill massive amounts of jews we ended up seeing 6 million jews murdered. >> with more than a dozen gop candidates vying for the white house, harsh criticism of the president is often seen as a way to score political points and separate from the past. >> we are creating a culture that is not conducive to the policy or politics and the american people deserve better. reporter: deadly conflict remains an all too real way of life in east africa, a fight that the president vows to take

action on. >> it does not require a boots on the ground. that is the model that we are talking about. reporter: also today the president was busy talking to the leaders of ethiopia kenya, sudan, and uganda. they were getting together to try to figure out a way to forge some sort of a peace deal in south sudan. as you probably know they have had a war there for about 19 months and they are trying to get it done ahead of an ultimatum that is scheduled to happen sometime in august. tomorrow i should also point out that the president will make history once again as he becomes the first sitting president to address the african union. lou: those discretions with the east african nations are of critical importance because they are in fact worsening. reporting was kevin couric. thank you. immigration policies led to the

influx of tens of thousands of illegal immigrants last summer. a judge ruled they were part of this influx should now be released because they have been dictating what the judge called deplorable conditions, the obama administration saying that it will respond to the court's ruling by a deadline that is set for next monday. but it's certainly unclear whether immigration and customs enforcement will appeal the ruling or exactly what they would do with a large number of illegal immigrant children and parents across the southern border in the influx and that influx continues unabated. a miami-based artist sent us this video shot on miami beach during a fashion shoot earlier this month at least nine illegal immigrants and then they ran onto the beach the coast guard said that it captured more

than 3.5000 coming ashore last year. and on wall street, the dow jones closing at the lowest level in nearly six months the dow jones industrial today the 128 points. the nasdaq fell 49-point come in heavy trading 3.7 million shares. an extraordinary story out of detroit or washington dc. half a million dodge ram pickup trucks are being recalled because of defective steering. this recall affects model years 2009 through 2012. the federal government is also demanding that fiat and chrysler repair the trucks as usual with a recall or buy them back. owners who choose the buyback option will get 10% above their purchase price less depreciation to date.

the federal government is trying to show that it is becoming a lot more aggressive going after carmakers for defects in its safety agency has come under fire for failing to properly handle highly publicized safety recalls that have affected tens of millions of cars and trucks over the past two years. we are coming right back. president obama trying to push his deal on capitol hill. will congress be able to stop them? senator mike leigh joins us next. and of course you can expect great stunts in butte montana. and this was a beauty. you get it?

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only 5% contained and also one of nine wildfires burning across the drought stricken state. that means that high prospects of fires in the region are occurring. the senate's republican leadership swinging back on orrin hatch for calling the senate majority leader a liar last week on the chamber floor. >> it may be tolerated in other venues or perhaps on the campaign trail, but they had no place among colleagues in the united states senate. >> i would note that it is consistent with the quorum and with the nature of this body traditionally as the world's greatest delivered a body to speak the truth. speaking the truth about actions

is entirely consistent with civility. lou: is the senate more about the quorum or about truth? it is sort of an interesting balance. senator ted cruz opposed to the leadership's plan to revive the ex-im bank as part of the highway legislation. house leadership announced it will not be taking up that senate highway bill this week in the house starts with a five-week summer recess on thursday. joining us tonight is the chairman of the senate committee and serving on the judiciary committee and armed services and joint economic committee. it's good to have you with us. i would like to first ask you his statements while in ethiopia chastising several gop presidential candidates for their rhetoric part of which he

found sad. >> yes my reaction is that pursuant to diplomatic protocol, the president is supposed to be representing all americans. he is certainly not part of politics at home and so i think that this is an isolated region one that does not repeat itself in the future. lou: protocol has an interesting place in washington and that is senator cruz is accused of breaking protocol by having this to criticize the majority leader senator mitch mcconnell calling him outright a liar and what followed in the senate is not unprecedented it's been a while since we have seen the likes of the antics that we witnessed yesterday. where do we stand today? >> where we stand today is that we will have votes shortly after 10:00 o'clock and what happens this evening.

and this one has proven contentious. lou: has proven contentious and part of this is because you and senator cruz are insistent on both defeating the iranian deal or defeating the ex-im bank and the list goes on and on. planned parenthood the bill to move forward their end to defund the organization outright, denied by mitch mcconnell. what is your reaction? >> yes i try to get a vote on that last night. i think it's important when you have an organization with federal funds that has been accused of selling and trafficking human body parts. using taxpayer funds. i think that we should hold back on federal funding while an investigation is conducted. i try to get a vote on that last

night, it didn't succeed. i hope that we can do so at other points in the future. lou: i got a kick out of senator lamar alexander. he was sort of pointing to you and senator ted cruz that in kindergarten one learns a certain rules and how to apply them. and that they should be included amongst the things along the lines in kindergarten. you consider yourself severely admonished by the senator? >> no, i don't think that he was speaking to me. my personal policy is whenever you have a private policy that occurs behind closed doors with individual senators that's off the record. not everyone has the same policy as me. lou: it is i have to tell you, i don't think you would be surprised to find it amusing to watch what is transpiring here. because what we have as he pointed out is a report on whether or not the majority leader actually lied in

representing that there wouldn't be an export import bank vote. as we wrap up here how important is you to have that vote and will you get it? >> what i want to see is the simple majority vote on a clean obamacare repeal. i think that it's important for us to do that. and i think that we ought to vote on it again and this time choose to recognize that it is germane to the underlying vehicle before the senate and we ought to vote on it on the special because of the fact that it is germane. >> the leadership seems to be insisting on denying you all a simple majority vote and the latest we have here is the majority leader in the house kevin mccarthy that may not be

taking up that senate bill. it looks like it puts an end to the question of the export import bank and its at least something that you can be pleased with that result. >> yes, i think that as a party as republicans, we have to stand behind the fact that we need to resist crony capitalism. if we want to reform welfare we have to start by illuminating corporate welfare and this is a good example of that. republican senators are sometimes opposed to it and i'm pleased that we won't be reauthorizing it. >> thank you. lou: a reminder to vote on our poll tonight. the question is do you think that the gop establishment and leadership will ever acknowledge that donald trump is the front runner. cast your vote at loudobbs.com. and a former gp world champion casey stoner is recovering tonight after a scary crash over the weekend. the australian was leading the

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stay on the top is as president obama on a state business visit to africa, slamming opponents are slamming his nuclear deal with iran the president doesn't have the support of key democrats either. donald trump leading with 18% in a new national poll of republican voters and another will he leads in new hampshire second to scott walker in iowa. and a federal judge ordering the obama administration to release hundreds upon hundreds of illegal immigrants who are being held in detention centers. the judge says that the conditions were deplorable and the detainees they are legal immigrants who come across that border during the so-called surge, that this administration encourages. morning is is political commentator and syndicated

columnist and coulter. her newest luck is audio is america. every time i say herb book it sounds bilingual and it's currently number six on "the new york times" bestseller list. it's good to have you. >> it's great to be here. lou: lets start. without guidance or direction about what people are to do those that are here illegally and they insist on not supporting anyone. >> that's right these federal judges will never get rid of them. be a little bit more careful on who gets in. i also want to point out that the federal judge is a second-generation immigrant. that's great they come in and start tossing us around.

could you wait a few generations? [laughter] lou: i'm actually one of those that is thrilled that anyone who comes into this country legally can rise to that level. that means the american dream is still working. what is stupefying to me is that it is the idea that we don't have the right to decide be crossing the border. >> the ruling is crazy, i just it's not a coincidence and it's not someone steeped in our traditions. this has been going on for 30 years. people wonder why trump is exploding right now. republican politicians have been lying and even john mccain pushing amnesty in 2008. but somehow that never gets to be part of this. lou: it got turned down india passed the senate.

donald trump leading in the most recent national poll in new hampshire, second in iowa. i don't hear reince priebus saying that trump is the front runner. do you think that they will ever acknowledge the front-runner? what percent would they have to get? >> he will be president before the rnc acknowledges him as one of our own. and i want to know i want rubio and jeb bush to be asked of there going to be with a third party. he's winning. >> i think that maybe in part because he's the only one left with enough resources to actually fund whatever he would choose to do. but i think you're exactly right. the idea that trump's target is scott walker. at one of his fundraisers he calls him a dumb dumb and now he's talking about wisconsin in

a state of turmoil the roads are a disaster, schools are disastrous, who is dumb dumb now? and i have no dog in this hunt. i do not have a candidate. i actually like all of these folks. but the idea that these people would stay here and play schoolyard games and open themselves up to being slapped silly. >> i love how donald trump is responding. he's come under these attacks especially when they are strong and they can be a democrat as donald trump can these are the kind of attacks that mitt romney came under. you don't expect it from your own party. and they are all attacking donald trump. >> do you think that there is validity to those that are concerned, meaning that they are supporting another candidate? that it's taking up so much media oxygen that there's no other potential survivor amongst

this field of 16? >> i think it's their own fault. the chamber of commerce and wall street, the wealthiest owners have a very particular small group of concerns that 80% of americans could not carry that. lou: or suffer the consequences of. >> that's right. and republicans have completely ignored those voters, particularly after the 2014 election. that was the main issue and that was the executive amnesty. what they do is they give us a crappy trade bill but they get to blame republicans for it. they have just been an utter disaster because they are obsessed with getting the donors and they won't listen to the people and donald trump doesn't have to listen to the donors. >> are there any prospects for this to be a real horse race? is it going to be close?

or is he going to run away with it to . >> well i hope that he doesn't back down on immigration. that's the only thing i care about and as long as he stays strong on immigration i think he could become the nominee and i don't even care if he makes a mistake like the mccain thing. who cares. lou: and ann coulter. the book is adios america. do you think the republicans will acknowledged donald trump is a front-runner? and incredible winds causing a scare for passengers aboard this flight that was landing in the netherlands over the weekend. the boeing 777. this is one you are glad that there are that many sevens and the designation of an aircraft. rocking violently as it tries to land in amsterdam. the video captured by this plane

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lou: breaking news just in to the broadcast center. nato set to hold a rare emergency meeting that will take place tomorrow at the request of turkey over the threat posed by the islamic state in the region.

in recent days turkey conducting strikes for the first time against the islamic state as well as targeting kurdish fighters in some instances. those come after turkey granted an american aircraft access to airbases and those officials are finalizing plans to create a buffer zone along the syrian border. joining us now to help us understand better what is going on here fox news military analyst general jack keane. it's good to have you here. let's start with this sudden meeting that has been called by turkey an active ally at least overtly for a matter of days, calling emergency meetings. what do you make of that inaction i think it's a good thing. after all what is happening is that isis has attacked them. and it's an attack on one and then attack on all probably going to make a case of what is

taking place. >> that help the united states has hold back and of course nato forces are there and just how significant of a force could nato bring to bear because this president has shown a high degree of blood and to engage the islamic state. he wants promised to destroy. >> the will of nato is an issue. we have seen what they have done and they have considerably feckless responses to dealing with his adventurism. the bricks are obviously participating but not as a member of nato they are supporting a coalition that has been put together. >> the expectation is that the islamic state would be the enemy and turkey would attack which they have done, but they have also attacked the kurds.

the kurds which have proved to be easily argued the most effective fighters against the islamic state. what you make of it and how we move forward here? >> the turks and the kurds used to be an issue for decades and the kurds certainly wanted a piece of territory they can call their own and that is the frustration that they have. turkey and the kurds both have been using isis and the war to advance their own positions. this is a place where strong american leadership steps in and tells both sides to knock it off. what is happening here is that isis says put your grievances aside and let's hope is on the main effort and that's taking down isis. but i doubt that we have that kind of credibility with either one of them took office that. >> certainly not the kurds

because we have refused even on them. the administration has refused to on them. they really seems it would be a difficult situation for us to navigate. what is the likely next step here with turkey as an ally nato being convened and the kurds, if you will at least one of turkey's horns? >> overall this is a good thing what they are doing. they have suddenly woken up and realized that isis is a threat to them. and i think what got their attention is two things. they have been watching the us-led coalition campaign particularly for a year with marginal impact. the fact is that isis is expanding in syria. the second is that when they moved all the way to the northwest near the border with turkey and azaz and put pressure on the left though, that put pressure on the situation that and that is what it is about. they recognized that they are

expanding, have to get into this thing. the fact that they are involved with airpower and close to the border ground attacks and they have given us bases, that is all a huge plus and i hope more comes of it. lou: thank you as always for the analysis. we appreciate it. >> it's good to talk to. >> move over marty mcfly. hoverboards have just become a reality. watch as a canadian inventor takes to the air there he is. using a drone turned into a homemade hoverboards. he's so confident that he even hovers over the water. you should leave the hoverboarding to the professionals. he set a guinness world record earlier this year for farthest flight by hoverboard i am not

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lou: before we turn to political polls we want to update you on anticipated decision, any day on tom brady's appeal. all sides say to be working to a resolution. but they are up against a clock, patriots begin practice thursday, it has been 6 months since the patriot drowned colts deflate gate ensued, brady accused of tampering with the balls issue we believe that nfl to be in the wrong, we're supported by fact that nfl today, announcing new game ball rules, there will be strict pressure measurements of all of the balls, including back up balls and random pressure checking, before, during and after games, that is punishment enough. >> joining me now.

ed rollins. >> thank you. an avid football fan, tom brady could throw a water water mel ron and still beat anyone. lou: there you have it. donald trump. >> i hear them, only one beating me in iowa is scott walker, but wisconsin is doing terribly, it is in turmoil. roads are a disaster because they don't have money to rebuilded. they borrow money like crazy. they project a $1 billion surplus, it is a deficit of $2 .2 billion. lou: i think, right now scott walker is wishing his folks did not refer to trump as dumb and dumber. >> a great analysis, this guy is not afraid to throw punches. whether he throw or counter

punches, he is in this for the fight, he is having a ball, more fun than anyone else in the race. he is here to stay, i think that anyone that under estimates that is a fool. lou: i was talking with ann coulter earlier, i i don't know have a dog in the hunt. but, ann hoping he stays in there. like so many. you think he is in for to win? >> i managed ross perot's campaign for 8 weeks and he quit, if he did not quit -- he would have been a -- you know would have been a viable candidate, he will be too, you know, a significant portion of party that likes him, of the country that likes him, the candidates don't like him but who cares. lou: huckabee went there comparing the iran deal to the

obama would trust the iranians and take israelis and basically march them to the door of the oven, a number of groups protesting his language, inappropriate, your reaction? >> i chaired mike's campaign, he understands words, that is not an accident, he used that word holocaust that very, vivid word, and jews in particular, but more important thing he could have done, we have given the iranians the tools to blow up israel, they have threaten to blow up israel for as long as ayatollah has been there, that would have been easier to take. lou: it would, and supporters stepping out, some groups supporting israel, here we are talking about mike huckabee. >> no greater friend of israel than mike huckabee, taken a lot of christians to israel, and he, he is careful with his words this was not a mistake on his part. lou: he is trying to break out.

>> he has, to he should have been a front-runner, having a hard time raising money. it is a crowded fields. lou: carly fiorina looks to be in top 10, we are going to hear a lot of people. >> secret, she is articulate woman, she not talked about her record could she talked about hill rose. you -- hillary, you pick the opponent, you and point out differences, she has done that well, made a lot of friends. lou: it will be exciting that first debate on fox news channel august 6 edrollins, always exciting. >> thank you. lou: time for look at on-line poll results, do you think there is much difference in policies between hillary clinton and jeb bush, 30% said yes, 70% said no. that st for us, former senator jim demint is joining us tomorrow, we'll see you then.

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