it with you. i'm jamie colby. thanks for watching "strange inheritance." thank you, thank you for watching every night at 6 p.m., now here's lou dobbs. lou: good evening, i am lou dobbs, just 12 days to the iowa caucus, new polls show donald trump dominating the republic race for the white house. trying to bury ted cruz. republican front runner today ripped cruz over senator's reasons for failing to disclose loans and renounce his dual canadian citizenship. >> he said with the being a canadian citizen, he said, i didn't know that. how do you not know that? he said with the loans, oh, i didn't know that. smart guy, he doesn't know

that, that worse than hillary when you think about it. lou: later in oklahoma. trump campaigned with his new secret weapon in hunt for conservative iowa votes sarah palin. we take up all things politics with former reagan housous political director edrollins, also here tonight, defense secretary ash carter on the obvious saying that united states and its allies need to do more to defeat the islamic state, he needs to tell his boss, general jack keane telling congress, problem more serious than that, and the obama administration needs a strategy. >> 14 plus years, after 9/11, we still have no comprehensive strategy to defeat radical islam. radical islam is morphing to a jihad, current administration

does not understand it. how can we defeat radical islam if we don't understand it? lou: general jack keane will be among our guests later, for the first time, federal government is now telling us how many foreign visitors have over stayed their visas? we have shocking numbers for you, we examine why the government took so long to release the numbers, i guarantee you, you will not believe how late, how overdue, this homeland security report is. our top story tonight, latest poll show that not only is donald trump dominating in the latest national polling, but doing so by 19 points, monmouth university, showing trump 36%, closest follower is ted cruz -- 17%, but with that lead, trump is not satisfied.

the trump and cruz clash sentence fiing in the final two weeks before the iowa caucuses, they made it personal, so much so that trump said cruz is now worse than hillary. the best cruz has been able to come up with is a hit on trump for supporting ethanol subsidie subsidies. fox news chief little bit at correspondent carl cameron with our report. reporter: a new poll in new hampshire shows that donald trump is in low 30s, his 3 closest rivals in low double digits, they did not think he need one but trump now has a new amplifier on the campaign trail, endorsed by sarah palin, donald trump was a sole -- soloact this morning. >> he said, high did not know about it, which is

interesting. reporter: on failing to report two wall street bank loans. >> that is a big no, no. reporter: trump and palin stumping together, ted cruz will be join by glenn beck. a trump critic, palin used her appear answer with drus trump this afternoon, for better care for veterans, including her own son. >> i can relate with other families, who feel the ramifications of the woundedness thatture soldiers return with. >> trump is you were fire from rivals for supporting democrats in the past.

cruz continues to defend his opposition to ethanol subsidies in iowa. he turned the tables saying all of them support government subsidies that cruz said should be curtailed. >> i am the openly only major candidate in iowa who is taking that position. they promised to protect the ethanol mandate but expand it. reporter: john kasich and marco rubimark took their turns. on his bus, rubio went after cruz for proposing to do away with irs tax code, and replace it with a flat tax on businesses. >> it is a sneaky tax, they can keep raising that tax but the voter does not see it. reporter: here, accusing any republican, proposal to raise

taxes is like iowa, accusing evangelicals of buying christianbeing christian, fighting words lou. lou: thank you. donald trump had no problem pulling in massive crowds all over iowa. but the question remains, will his supporter show up on caucus night? fox news senior national correspondent john roberts is in des moines with the report. reporter: with 12 days to go, until iowans vote, donald trump added a new appeal. >> you have to get out there, bring your friends, and i joke, and i kid. if you don't feel well, no matter what is happening, you had the worse day of 4 life your life, it does not matter. reporter: charlie gilbert who just made up his mind to caucus for trump is worried. >> i'm concerned, all this enthusiasm, will people that

show up translate into votes? reporter: the big question with donald trump in iowa is up certificate solid or air. >> i think it is solid. this is someone who is you know really done at the front of the polls in iowa for over 6 months. reporter: sarah palin a endorsement may help trump with conservatives, most reliable voters. he relies on the holy grail of iowa voters. >> crowds were getting bigger and bigger. reporter: emily knows a thing or two about first time voters . record numbers of newcomers came out in 08, she believes that trump has a similar appeal. >> thekind of new person may be different for donald trump than obama but it is a shared sense of frustration. reporter: not everyone that comes to a trump event will caucus for him.

>> i am undecided, i am leaning toward rubio but i am looking for a candidate to wow me. reporter: secret sauce is identifying though who will, and getting them out on a cold iowa night, in 2008, patriot act'prac barack obama's campaign putting it a ground operation in iowa. trump campaign playing coy. we have learned from campaign, does not amount to -- what obama had. lou: 12 days away. john roberts thank you. >> one of 5 americans freed by iran, making his first public appearance today, smiling swraisojason rezaian. in germany. >> what is first thing you are

going to do when you are home? lou: washington post reporter did not answer the question but he said he is looking forward to catching up on what haze been going on in the world, and seeing the new star wars movie. lou: islamic state destroyed another ancient religious site, oldest christian monastery in iraq, has been reduced by the islamic state to rubble. stone and mortar structure, a place of worship for 1400 years, in 2010, american troops celebrated easter there government officials estimate that islamic state destroyed more than 100 historic relin religious sites in syria and iraq. lou: turning to wall street, as a wild session for stocks, dow jones industrial finished day with a 250 point loss. but it was down more than 550

at the session low. s&p lost 22 points. closing at lowest level since 2014. >> and nasdaq down just five points on the day, volume on the buying board, heavy trading 6.3 billion shares, and crude oil selling off, crude oil tonight. below 27 dollars a barrel, that is the lowest settlement price since 2003. we're coming right back, with much more. stay with us. lou: trump battles for conservative votes as they draft sarah palin in his fight against ted cruz. >> they are so busted, what the heck would the establishment know about whic conservatism? >> we take it up with ed rollins. >> this truck accident is made worse by what comes out the window. we'll show you what happens next in the video. coming right up.

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lou: good news for donald trump, he hardly needs to hear it. real clear politics average has him leading his rivals by 16 points nationally, two points in iowa, latest cnn

wnur poll in new hampshire just released with trump maintaining a double digit lead in new hampshire, 34%. ted cruz with 14%. then marco rubio with 10%. joining us, former reagan white house political director, republican strategist, ed rollins. he is building something here. >> a momentum gathering. he is challenging cruz, as the conservative candidate, and rolling right over him, hig my sense is he is a fighter. he does not have to beat up cruz but he is. he likes the battle, what a lot of people do like, to a certain extent he likes a battle. lou: he does land some punches. >> some people like th the 41tation. a lot of people find him appealing. lou: i can't help but

entertain possibility that donald trump changed american presidential politics forever. you can't assume you can be a boring candidate, and do well. he has raised the energy, the focus, it is remarkable to watch. the way he has brought his candidacy to the american people and the way they respond. >> he has destroyed, two myths, you can go to television, paid media and change the dynamics, bush has paid so much, and trump has not spent much on television. >> no one can say this is happening because the cable television powers' it to be. this man garners attention because he says thins that attract, and titilate the interest of the voter, the american public, he talks about the issues that matter

to them. and i think that ern acknowledges -- everyone acknowledges we would not talk about it, pp, illegal immigration, china, the islamic state if we were not advancing each of those issues in forms that the american people can gravitate to. >> what is happening, republicans, in congress, the elected republican are assuming okay donald trump will be our nominee. how do we deal with it? do we run with him? establishment are saying i'm not sure i want to put more money into a candidate against him, my sense is that before a vote is cast, he is almost wrapping it up. lou: i will go along with you on that, i predict he has so much significant power in his polling, so popular that anyone who thinks they will run a third party effort here, you know more about 30 party third party efforts they think

american public would avi a-- evice rate. >> he would be the person to run the third part. with the name and message. lou: he has his eye on a bigger prize. >> you are not taking a candidate, and beating him unless, democrats do. lou: even trying would be -- >> very expensive. lou: and probably a punitive on one. tom steyer has been a big donor of the clinton, he said he is open to backing a democratic socialist by the lame oname of sanders. >> climate control is his big issue. my sense is he is one of the biggest donors in the party, sanders does not need money, he is matching her dollar for dollar at-this-point. lou: i would like to show

florida-atlanta university poll this is remarkable. two favorite son candidates marco rubio and jeb bush, in straight of florida, the nearest competitor to donald trump in this poll it ted cruz, who is 32 points behind him. >> and throw in the other guys that live in florida. at end of the day. lou: they are snowbirds. >> that is not an overwhelming thing. florida is ultimate media state, my sense a good state for trump. lou: they are looking favorable. charles: always a bump out of iowa that can be 8 or 10 points. lou: you say a bump. >> if you win iowa you get a bump. lou: a lift in the holding. >> they can go higher. lou: is he winning iowa? >> you know i think at-this-point in time, 40

thousand people are most that ever vote a primary. huckabee's vote 8 years ago, that is less than 10% of vote, my sense he has 10% or more he will win big. lou: thank you ed. >> vote in our poll, do you get a sense, vague sense that thing are beginning to look up, in america? some do. some don't. how do you feel? we'd like to hear from you, cast your vote on twitter. like me on facebook, and instagram. links to everybody at loudobbs.com. lou: video out of brazil, thrilling, dashcam footage, this is stunning stuff, capturing this truck spinning out of control, down the highway. passenger was ejected from the vehicle.

this will is a close thing. tossed into the air before landing you of the road, passenger was hospitalized a lot of broken bones but we're told, miraculously in stable condition, the driver who admitted to consumer alcohol before the crash was not injured. how does that work like that? up next a few thoughts on obama administration's lack of traprance person see with illegal immigration, in alabama high school basketball player, knows how to keep his head in the game weaker have that video for you coming up. stay with us, much more ahead.

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lou: vote if you will in tonight's poll, do you get's sense that things are beginning to look up in america? we would like to hear from you? cast your vote on twitter.

>> a few thoughts on a president who has not offered a lot of brightness. demands that our borders and ports be left wide open, dismissing our laws and constitution, and polar opinion. one day after supreme court agreed to take up the constitutionality of president obama's fiat, that shielded millions of illegal immigrants, a new report. a long smothered report on vice is over stays, that shows more than half million foreigners over stayed their temporary visas over the course of last year, last month a homeland security official struggled to answer questions about how many people were staying illegally in this country. >> do you know the number of people that leave the united states, each year?

the -- under sworn testimony. >> we can give you a large, portion of those but not all, no, we don't know. lou: an official the homeland security department charged with knowing such things, it was an astounding admission, and astonishing acknowledgment this department of homeland security has not even tried to do its job to protect america, this is a special report today. the first report, despite a congress ap congressional mandate passed two decades ago. requiring an annual report on visa over stays, this is the first, dhs reporting of more than 527 thousand people who over stayed more than 4 16,000 are still living illegally in the u.s., and the rate of over stays is high from country

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international finance policy, cathy lynn taylor. good to have you both here. >> hey, lou. lou: this is fun, trump is helping the democrats, sees them lagging and wants to help, that's a generous spirit. >> that's very generous. this is more indictment on his opinion of hillary than a pro joe biden comment. and hindsight is always 20-20, isn't it? lou: mine not always. >> but trump's certainly, right? for sure, for sure, for sure. the hillary clinton camp has to be wondering how we've gotten to groundhog day all of a sudden with slipping polls and, you know, a real flat lining, for sure trump is take the opportunity to say, look, she's so terrible at this as a candidate that maybe joe biden could win. lou: joe biden, successor to the failed candidacy of hillary rodham clinton. >> if i'm a democrat right now i'm very anxious, i don't think bernie sanders is elective, i don't think he's a viable general election candidate.

this year, who knows who's electable. lou: there was a poll last november, guy, 66% of americans have a positive view. we can argue about the merits of the poll. but 56% expressing a positive view of socialism. >> yeah, when you start drilling down into what he believes and proposes, there is very rich fodder to take him on. the nbc poll has him beating trump by 15 points. >> he's the real one trick pony, it's easy to dismantle him. lou: i don't think polling organizations should put up polls on their face preposterous, that is one such poll. >> perhaps that's what you thing. >> i'm supporting your view. >> fair enough. have you bernie unreformed socialist ranting about the revolution, then have you hillary clinton, who i've been very skeptical she'll get indicted because the obama justice department is so politicized. but the information that is coming to light every day. lou: corrupt is another good word to use. >> i think she is clearly

corrupt, and a liar, and it's becoming clear, it's not just republicans saying this and holding hearings and that thing, it's the fbi, it is the obama inspector general and the intelligence community, extremely serious revelations. >> even the democrats as a referendum on bernie sanders. lou: honestly, i don't see anything in the polling that makes me think democrats have a less favorable view of hillary clinton. they are attached to her. so far that is an unshakable bond in the polling. broaden it out to the community at large, the nation at large and you get a different result. >> the republican numbers are terrible, bernie has much more favorability in terms of democrats. >> i think that the hold she had on people which comes from not picking her the first time around, they are regretting that and holding on. i think she's gone too far in too many areas.

>> cathy, interesting point that you make. remorse over not holding her. you are seeing at least flicker of admission among republicans and conservatives in particular that it's too bad they didn't take sarah palin in 2008 after having endured the past seven years, how important do you think she will be to trump's bringing in new conservative voters? >> i think the timing of sarah palin's endorsement of trump is propitious for him right now. ted cruz has finally taken the gloves off against trump as retaliation for the birther stuff and main two arguments against trump now is he's not a real conservative and trying to paint trump as establishment guy. sarah palin blunts both of the criticisms by showing up. >> there's a challenge there, sarah palin, for all of the support she garners, sometimes she finds trouble wherever she goes. i think this is very good for

trump as i said and i think it will be a boon to his campaign. but he has to tread lightly with it. lou: i have to tell you, she's lost none of her energy over six years. >> and none of her supporters, really. lou: i want to turn to one thing in florida. this is a poll that astonishes me. the florida atlantic university poll showing trump at 48%, guy. 48%, two favorite sons and as ed rollins reminded me mike huckabee and dr. ben carson both residents of the great state of florida. i mean, trump is blowing them away. >> that is an outlier poll, when you look at florida polling. if you take it out of batch, it's trump by a mile in florida. so if you're rubio and you're bush and looking at the numbers. lou: huckabee and carson. >> huckabee and carson are on the way out. bush and rubio have lots of money and elected statewide in florida and getting hammered.

lou: i think to little effect in terms of ambitions to be president of the united states. at least to this point. guy benson, good to have you here, cathy lynn taylor, thank you, both. be sure to vote in our poll tonight -- cast your vote on twitter at lou dobbs news. high school basketball team found a unique way to sink a basketball. you got to see this. a fort worth, texas player trying to pass the ball to his teammate. there's the pass. instead hit him square in the face. ball bounced off his face. that's the way i used to shoot a basketball. anybody that could get it moving toward the basket is an athletic fete for me. i'm telling you, i was something to watch. that's a remarkable, remarkable event. just when you think a stunt is going well, sometimes it turns out wrong. not just wrong, horribly wrong. look at this.

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>> 23 years, after the first world trade center bombing and 14+ years after 9/11, we still have no comprehensive strategy to defeat radical islam. radical islam is morphing into a global jihad with the expansion of al qaeda and the extraordinary success of isis. lou: joining us now general jack keane, who you saw testify there today, the former army vice chief of staff, fox news military analyst. general, great to have you here. is there any sense that it is beginning to dawn on the people to whom you've testified with some frequency over the course of the past five years what's required to defeat the islamic state, defeat radical islam. >> i believe there is, lou. senator mccain has done the country a good service here because he's had continuous hearings to put a spotlight on these issues, so the people can

learn from it, but particularly the senators themselves. this is my eighth testimony in 12 months and four before that committee. and i can absolutely see among those who didn't want to listen to answers, were skeptical, a growing consensus that one, we really don't have effective strategy to deal with the middle east, radical islam in general, as i said, it's morphing into a global jihad, and so many years after 9/11. that is absolutely outrageous. we need global alliance and a strategy to deal with this things, and the other thing they have finally awakened also on iran. they recognize that iran is truly a -- a belligerent nation, uses armed violence to achieve subjectives through proxies and the united states has got to get involved in

countering the advance of the iranians. lou: jack, let me ask you this, as we've gone over your testimony, our discussions on this show, which year important enough to hear your voice every week, it strikes me that we as americans, our political leaders, the leaders of this great government have to be among the slowest learners on the face of the planet. they have failed to respond, ash carter looks like a defense secretary in search of a permission from someone, instead of turning to his boss and saying boss, this is what we got to do, and we got to do it now and these are the reasons why. he seeks permission like a child. it is a peculiar time in this country, a lame-duck president, a fight that's fought only half heartedly even if by that measure of a half. what does this year bring? >> well, certainly, it is great we're in a political season and

great we're moving towards a new president because the last seven years in terms of national security, there is no doubt that the president's policies and consistent policies in that, in terms of disengaging from the world, the world is absolutely a more dangerous place. our adversaries are in embolden, and our friends and our allies, they have lost trust in us, they're look for alternatives, as a result of it. it is sad commentary, i'm convinced of this, lou, because it happened in 1980, not talking politics here, i'm talk leadership. we get the right leader in there, a lot of this could be turned around very quickly with our allies and also demonstrate resolve and strength to our adversaries. and i don't mean using military force. i mean standing up to friends and allies and make the policy decisions. lou: intelligence. >> yeah, exactly. lou: woefully lack, by any definition. general jack keane, always

great to see and hear. >> you okay, good talking to you, lou. lou: criminals in florida took on the very wrong person. they attempted to carjack a young mother at this gasoline station while children were in the back seat. this mom, well, she wasn't putting up with it. she's tough. she dragged one of the men out of the car, they eventually ran away, the two men and their getaway driver were, yes, caught and arrested and, what was it sarah palin used to say? mother bear? is that the expression? sir, mother grizzly, that's it. there it is. good for you. outstanding, mom, and your kids are very lucky. up next, a new study finds 10% of college students say judge judy is on the supreme court. what's going on with millennials? young people, rise up!

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this is truecar. ♪ . lou: as we have documented, i think rather clearly here tonight, donald trump is solidly leading the polls with 12 days before the iowa caucus. as trump surges, i said surge, andice, the attacks from other

candidates are more desperate. here's former governor jeb bush with his latest hit on trump. >> he's a junkyard dog, that's for sure. i seem to be the target of most of his attacks. i don't know why he's so worried about me. maybey thinks i'm a real threat, because i am. the record shows donald trump is not a conservative. it's about him. it's about him. and that's not how we serve. lou: the idea that jeb bush is the arbiter of what is conservative and what is not strikes me as peculiar, but i don't want to dwell on that. i want to go to something more important, by far, that is millennials, 10% think that judge judy is on the u.s. supreme court. how could this possibly happen? representing all young people, the millennial generation in this country, all i will say is explain yourself? >> i would like to apologize for my people.

we have grown up, the education system has failed us, it has. we have been taught to memorize for good grades, memorize for tests, i got all as in school. i am part of the 10% who doesn't know very much because i learned it, and i forget it because that's all you need to get ahead these days. lou: our hearts go out to joanne and all millennials. >> a little bit. i say we flip this around. 90's of recent college grads know that judge judy is not on the supreme court. that's great, that's an a. >> very positive. >> that's how i look at it. lou: because they're young. >> they're young, they'll learn. lou: donald trump, you have to be very excited. >> i am. lou: we're using words like surge, dominate. >> yes. lou: he's killing the field. >> i'm glad you clarified surge now, not when he wins, it's then the purge. it's the surge now. look, it's over, trump is the

nominee. lou: do you really believe that? >> i really do. attacking trump doesn't work, not attacking trump doesn't work. nothing works. at first i thought and then have you jeb bush calling him a >> we are seeing how everyone reacts to this man and it's very positively. you are getting a lot of first-time voters who are energized and excited to vote for this man who is not afraid

to say what he's thinking. it does have america's best interests in mind. lou: i would love to see trump go on the air and say i'm hurting inside. these attacks from jeb bush and mean old ted cruz really hurt. and i'm tired of being a victim. i'm going to stands up for myself in the coming weeks. wouldn't it be fun to watch him play victim? >> i think he's an incredibly insecure man and that comes across. lou: how do you define that. >> people generally like him who have a lot of bluster and bravado. but it doesn't matter because the stuff he's saying sounds

strong, and america wants an dad -- wants a daddy. we have a nanny right now. as much as conservatives don't like a nanny state, they want a daddy. lou: it's my judgment that the man doesn't want to deal with anybody. he signs orsers and fiats. that's how you run your show. the truth of the matter is that the oscar controversies also on my mind. are they really that good an actors, do you think? >> i'm biased because i'm not one of them.

i would like all of them to boycott. why not this in the oscar award. we can call them the laginski and levy award. i'm thinking -- what about just giving all those statues out as you suggest and just say par is pants, in "star wars: the force awakens." wouldn't everyone feel better about themselves? >> or million dollar checks, but they already got those. lou: the statues are expensive as hell. thanks thanks for being here. i'm sure hollywood is waiting to end up. our online poll. 9% of you say any other federal

employee who compromised national security using a personal email server like hillary clinton would have already been charged. thanks for being with us. good night from new york. kennedy: that music means the hour of power is upon us. i watched sarah palin endorse donald trump. she tuck her next out for the dark horse candidate. let's take a gander at some of the iowa gems she dropped at donald's behalf. >> funny, hah, hah, not funny. they are wailing, trump and his trump whethers, they are not conservative enough. oh, my goodness gracious, what the h