>> "fox and friends" starts right now. good morning, everyone. i am alicon cam roda in for gretchen this morning. someone is leaking national security secrets but where are they coming from >> not from the west. >> if that is the case why innocent the white house investigating it this morning. >> next time you see an airplane over your house, you should say cheese, the plane could be spying on you. bomb shell announcement coming not from the government. find out who wants to see what you are doing in your back yard. >> a kindergarten banned from singing god bless the usa because it is offensive? ♪ glad to be an american where

at leastt i know i'm free ♪ i will not forget the men who died. >> what is worst it was replaced by justin bieber. one mother is upset and so is lee greenwood and they will both join us live. "fox and friends" starts right now. hi, everybody. allie is in for gretch. is there anything you would like to say about insomnia word to clear your pallet. you got a little help. >> she gets help every day. >> i don't know what you are talking about, steve. >> i don't know what you are talking about, steve. >> it is true. kris, one of the smartest guys in the room behind camera four.

some of the crew disaagrees. he gets all of the credit and knows every song and jingle for the commercials. while i do the news he will hum the oscar mayer. we have breaking news for you. u.s. commerce secretary undinvestigation. john burn wasful haved -- bryson was under investigation in california . he hit a buick. he was found unconscious in his car and in the hospital. alcohol and drugs do not appear to be a factor. and fox news alert, a massive manhunt in alabama. a suspect shot and killed three students and wounded three others at an off campus party in auburn university.

his name is desmont leonard. and wantedo three charges of cant capt murder. two of the victims were former auburn football players. the incident started with an argument over a woman. president obama is trying to get his campaign back on message. many experts call it a dismal week for the president. he is going to go on local interviews in swing states . he announced on friday that the private sector is doing fine. mitt romney and others say that the line shows president obama is oust touch with the american economy. romney is now launching an adon that. >> the private sector is doing fine. the private sector is doing fine. david axelrod claim that americans are smart enough to know that the president

misspoke. >> and the tony awards. >> it was not kicked off. >> he's out of here. >> ♪ and your questions and driving answers and you left home without your band of dancers. ♪ what is it like? like theator. ♪ let life be grand. >> the night belonged to one brand new broadway show. >> the tony award goes to -- >> and that is the show. the show was completed with cinderella winning 8 awards in all. i got to go see that. >> one of the big stories over the weekend. you discussed all week long. leaks coming out of the white house and virus in thi ranian

nuclear. us taking before for at this time bin laden raid or drone killings over in yemen. these stories in great detail have appeared in the new york times. or feinstein and senator levin and senator mccain and congressmaners are saying i have had enough. we need to get to the bottom of this puts the pressure in the president's lap. who did it? find out about the investigation and what will the attorney general do? >> the president had a press conference where he said the private sector was doing fine. at the end of the press conference, he said the notion that this whoit white would purposely release classified national security intelligence is offensive. get this, is offensive. someone is leaking the secrets

to the new york times drip by drip. david axelrod. and talking about all of the chat shows. don't blame the white house, it is not us. it was not leaks it was not from the west. and it is interesting, the new york times arcticle that came out on may 29th. they interviewed three dozen former or current top advisors to the president. how can all of those advisors not be in the white house? there is a suggestion that the leaks came from the department of defense. that was not how the times -- >> they are doing a book about the approach on the war on terror and methods of president obama. he said, look, this is the result of months of good reporting. he said we didn't get information handed out to us.

the administration knew about the reports atime and told us to hold out information about the virus and we did so at l request. >> but none theless secrets are out. and the iranians know we screwed up their computers. congressman king was out and about. his business card. >> full-time job. >> congressman king is upis the. >> how did this happen in the white house? that is annoying me. it is not his white house. it is the people's house. that shows the arrogance. for him to say he is shocked about it. how come he said nothing about it until few of us and john

mccain stood up and said something. it i not clear. >> the problem is with that. if eric holder is appointing the prosecutor into looking to it? who do they report to. eric holder. who reports to the white house. so far only republicans are calling for a special counsel and an independent counsel. >> john mccain will be on our show in an hour and 10 minutes from now. so tune into that. >> it is not our show. it is the people's it is your show. >> and good point. and one of the favorite parlor games is who will be the vice-president? you recall that jeb bush who talked about who he thinks should be the vice-president nominee for mitt romney, he thinks marco rubio.

his 36 year old son george p said something that his father said never before. if called his father jeb would do it. >> he made these comments to suzy parker who is an arkansas-based political reporter. she also asked him, is your dad sorry he didn't jump into the presidential run. he said no, my dad likes what he's doing. he's with my mom. >> jeb bush is a successful governor in florida and got the great knowledge of the hispanic communicate. his wife is hispanic. and he could produce a victory for the republicans. >> and what is interesting. first time he would if called serve. but it is different than what

jeb bush said in an interview. he said no, i wouldn't. his son may have special information. >> is it time to run. >> it was his time. and so we heard that from a family member. now, here are two people who are mentioned mr. santorum and mr. huckabee. and huckabee's got a great worry. as to whether he is discussed as vice-president. >> he calls me and i haven't not been asked. i would be asked probably by madonna to go on tour instead of the ticket. >> he's rocking. >> i think huckabee appearing with madonna in turkey. >> she gets played way too much. over the top. >> speaking of over the top. it is an airplane, could that

be the new plane from apple? apple is going to talk about the brand new 3 d maps. these mans are going to be 3 d it is stuff like this. my wife was clayton morris. but unfortunately apparently apple and google as well enlisted the list of super duper military grade cameras where they fly over a town at 1600 feet. and be able to pick manage up four inches across. there will be a potential of seeing what is inside of your house if you have a sky light. >> so shower in our clothes. >> google earth. you can see your back yard. but it will be more sophisticated. >> street view.

>> four inches. they can see a blade of grass. >> are you comfortable with that. >> no. >> if google and get places and apple upgrade the information that is fantastic. i don't need to know if steve wears boxers or briefs. it is both. it is a tweet that. >> thank you mr. insomnia. >> i are no idea. we had thatermer. >> meanwhile, a huge blow to smokers this morning, the latest in the nationwide ban. >> and the president said the private sector is doing just fine. oh, really. our guest is no way. they had a plan to get it moving without the government money, we'll be right back.

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>> david axelrod the reelection team defending the president's comments about the private sector being fine. >> i just want to know with the administration whether you believe that the private sector is doing fine? >> i believe it certainly doing better than the public sector. 4.3 million jobs created in the last 27 months. he was asked directly and if he did agree. our next guest does not agree and has her own hand with the small business. amelia antonety is a fox

contributor and small business. >> the president is saying the private sector doing fine. >> not even close to fine. i don't know what he is talking about. we will take it in our own hand and doing the market correction. this is a perfect example of free enterprise. if you let the markets be free they will fix it and they will such as stay out of the way. >> one of the hall marks of the particular administration. we have more burdensome regulation and there is so much uncertainty. >> now more than ever in history how much we are pidgion holed and that is create jobs. what happened, dell is going to put a 100 million in the next four years and reach down to small business and give them what they need economic and technology.

you will see the other businesses start to follow and small business will rise and connected to the big brother bigger companies. a uniregulate the global economy it is impossible to do that. we don't live in a country but live part of a global economy. >> the best states to start small businesses n this is interesting. nevada and ohio and florida and colorado and virginia. most of them are right to work states. >> absolutely. >> your small member is part of a community. if you don't have the community's support to get the business off it will fail. if you overregulate it before you have an opportunity it will fail. so many states have like unpaid services for the government. big businesses is realizing,

they need to hand hold the small business and pull them up and through on over. jump over the banking altogether. >> sounds interesting and good to know that dell is doing that with 100 million. amelia, thank you for joining us. >> and all right 19 minutes now before the top of the hour. national security leaks are way big are than politics. they put the country at risk. how dangerous is this? we'll talk to a veteran of the wars in iraq and afghanistan on that topic. president obama's former energy czar may have lost that loving feeling. you may agree with van jones on this one. ♪ ♪ you lost that loving feeling and now it is gone, gone, gone. ooh. [ male announcer ] what's in your energy drink?

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>> >> exactly 23 machines after the hour this monday. firefighters in new mexico and colorado are battleling wildfires that spread quickly in all direction and forcing hundreds to flee their homes in four states. and forget lighten up. indoor smobing is banned and twen of the 35 busiest airports and more are expected by the end of this calendar year. >> all right. gerald -- eric holder assigned to with attorneys to investigate the leaks. will they act independently of

holder's office. >> thank you. they are fresh off of a another tour of duty. peter, welcome back. the virus and the bin laden situation and yemen having a guy on the inside. what is bothering the military most? >> the inability to do its job. joint statement and bipartisan statement condemning the leaks talked about sources and methods. when the folks in the white house are blabbing what is going on. and sources and message we use to execute them are compromised. we didn't run sources and inteleguys did. and worked with them and you saw how delicate those relationships are. any piece of intelligence can undermine that relationship. when you talking about sources in yemen and viruses outside of decool those messages are

compromise makes it a more difficult task for the military to do its job. >> one of the arcticles depicted a scenario in thuation room and the president made the decision about the drone strikes and kill list. if the leaks didn't come from the white house as the president said it is possible it came from the department of defense. >> it is possible. either the new york times or the white house is wrong. the president is denying it. and axel rod denied it. new york time said three dozen sources in the administration and outside of the administration. one of the two is incorrect. that's why we need an independent investigation and outside of the chain of command. not just eric holder who will check the box and go through the process. it is likely somewhere in the white house and also the defense department.

successful take out from the pirates and take down of bin laden and successful to a degree surge of the troop in afghanistan. military is a big plus for president obama. how does that sit with you knowing that the president saw the cutting back of the defense department and sittingly idily when we are getting hit with sequester that cuts the budget. >> i will give credit where credit is due. when he pulls the trigger, the president deserves credit for that. he talks about my white house and my planning. he doesn't give the credibility to the people on the ground giving it done . top line things with budget or surge in afghanistan and setting a deadline. he is disconnected from the military reality. he's taking credit for and the same time military sees through that and a lot of people see through we'll do

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inches could fall. that spawned a tornado in northeastern alabama. luckily no one was hurt. >> lady gaga suffering from a concussion after taking a hit on the head in the middle of a concert. one of the dancers hit her on the head with a pole. ♪ oh, my goodness. gaga continues with the performance with another 16 songs. the make up artist tweeted she is okay. latest endorsement of president obama. castro's daughter throwing her support behind obama. marella castro got that visa to make peaches here while her father's regime is holding an

american hostage. >> former top advisor to president obama offering up an assessment of a climate. van jones sharing why he lost that loving feeling for the president. >> we have entered a weird situation in american politics, you have to agree with every single thing your guy does or that is a trouble. everybody has to agree with everything or you are off of the campaign trip. >> you remembered the newark mayor was among the criticism of president obama's criticism of bain. new york post quoted president obama say will booker is dead to us. >> markets in europe or asia soaring after pain got a

bailout of 120 billion for the banks. >> dennis, is this temporary, right? >> here's the thing. u.s. stocks had the biggest rise of the year last week. they are opening up over an optimism of a lack of fear. euro zone said spain you have problems, we'll give a 120 billion dollar loan to tide them over. the markets in europe rose. the absence was collapse mikes you feel like the worl is not ending. and u.s. futures is going up. while the other bailouts it is the largest. the greece, ireland and portugal. they told the programs they are bad and overspend. spain's government is tight with the dime. they don't spend. they had a real estate bubble; does that sound familiar? >> what does that mean for us

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national convention. it is hectic but worth it that's what i said about my weekend. for years ago. the president set a new standard for using social media to get votes. this time around the obama campaign is raising to get higher. are the experts right? joining us is concerned women of america and former fcc special advisor under president bush. and christie sesser. ladies, thank you for being here. >> there is an arcticle said the obama campaign is engaging in technology and in this data minding is unlike anything another candidate. they know so much information about every voters. our age and income and where we live and interest, christie, will this help tilt

the scales to president obama winning a second term in >> yes, it will. running for president is a organizing task. you are trying to reach millions of vores that no longer watch television or speed through the commercials and not interested in politicings. the obama campaign is incredibly successful in finding on line users whether they are something chats with someone on facebook. or pin enter. fining someone on line as reaching them to the door or phone. >> penny, are those people chatting on facebook and on social network are they the voters? >> most of them are. but you have to understand data mining is not new technology. target has done it for years.

both sides have it i have seen it used by the other side as well they were not bragging to politicalo about it but mitt romney's people have it but the bottom line is, it is a way to get out the message and you have to have a way . people have to like your message once it is out. the problem for the president people don't like the message and they don't like 15 trillion debt or federal grabs for our institution. and they don't like insecurity and unemployment. in the democratic reign, it is a fracturing because yes, they can reach people but with what message? is it going to move people to go do the phone bank door to door and go out and vote. >> christie, do you agree with penny that the romney campaign

gauged to it. >> no, i don't. not only are they voters, it is not just young people using social media anymore. the number of people on social networking sites doubled since 2008 alone. and the average person is skewing older it is over 35 and take your average pinterrest user is a older woman in the midwest. you target your message and make it so much more tailored for the person who is using a particular site. they are not just getting your information out. it is information in. it is a big brotherest. >> it is. >> which and why we teach our kids to be careful. the truth is, that companis

and campaigns have all kinds of information about us. if you don't want them to have it on the internet, people have it, both sides have it. and bottom line, alison, who shows up on election day and who has the zeal for their candidates. wisconsin was instructive on who has more intensity right now and it is a long way from november. and gets out conservative women. don't complain and don't vote. >> thank you for come coming up. >> he is upon leading the charge to see who is leaking national security secreit is. senator mccain . a kindergarten class banned from singing the god bless the usa because it is offensive? lee greenwood will join us next.

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>> proud to be an american or justin bieber fan? make the choice. one new york principal banned the kindergarten class from singing "god bless the usa". instead ordered them to sing justin bieber's baby? why? she said greenwood's patriotic

ballad is too grown up. here is a parent that is upset and her son and lee greenwood author of the god still bless the usa. welcome to all of you . lee, you are in the middle of controversy two or 3times. what was your remines when you found daniel's class would not sing it. >> i didn't understand why after they practiced it they stopped singing the song. and you heard justin bieber's song was reaction. >> it is for a teenage love and that is worse than singing "god bless the usa". >> i would think so. one phrase. are we an item. girl an item. can you believe that, daniel. did you like lee greenwood "god bless the usa"? you even know the song, right.

lee, you heard daniel in the break he loves the song and got the words done. what is your reaction. >> next year is 30 years since i wrote it. and i understand that the delivery was the first word of the song. i wrote that about my grandparents and how they lost their farm through the grain subsidy to rush yampt it is about today. people don't have job. i think the principal has the problem with the second line. i flag stands for freedom. >> she is a jehovah witness. >> there is difference between allegiance and worship. she needs to talk to my pastor inwood baptist or visit

bethesia or walter reed and talk to the soldiers who serve the united states with a american deplag on their shoulder. >> her original story said she didn't want to offend other cultures and you say what? >> that was the first excuse. >> but there is a lot of multiculture in the school and that song has been sung plenty of times before. it was sung with diverse races behind it and no one had a problem with it. >> lee, you are watching on a monit. tomorrow if all of the things were gone and i had to start with my children and wife. thought it would not be appropriate for five year olds. it means something special for new yorkers. people look at this as a song they relate to. >> thousands of people sent me letters and pictures and folders of things of kids in

gramor school love the song. >> by the way. the principal said the students are singing "america the beautiful" and reciting the pledge . proud to be an american. but the lyrics were not age appropriate for children. they are talking about justin bieber song? >> a story daniel only sang this twice a day before he was stopped by his principal. and notice the word. daniel do you know the words to the song. >> yes. >> would you sing it for us. >> what song. >> "god bless the usa". >> you ready. >> ♪ if tomorrow all the things were worked for all of my. ♪ and i had to start with my children and my wife .

♪ i thank my lucky stars to be living here today. note and i last chance for freedom. they can't take that away. ♪ and i'm proud to be american where at least i know i'm free. ♪ and i won't forget the men who died or gave their life to me. ♪ and i will gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today. note and ain't no doubt i love this land. ♪ "god bless the usa". >> all right. daniel. [applause] >> lee you sing that song only to daniel. lee, thank you. and hopefully the principal will sober up. thank you so: i hope you get off the rest of the day today. you were very good.

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>> we begin the fox news alert. what was he running from. he smashed up several cars and flees the scene. >> remember back in 2008 when john mccain aid this? >> our economy is the fundmentals was our economy are strong. >> that comment hurt his campaign. so what does he think about president obama going down the same road. the senator here live. >> better leave this bear alone. what is about to happen in the aquarium will send those two

guys running, a polar bear picked up a huge rock and tried to smash the glass. >> fox and friends. "fox and friends" hour two for monday starts right now. not only did the bear try to pick up the rock and smash the glass but he was under water. >> i don't think he was happy about being there? >> the polar bear should be the happiest person on earth. they can walk on land and swim under water. and don't have to change outfits for the winter or summer. >> and they never wear white every day. >> i never looked at that. >> that particular polar bear is unhappy. >> that is a great point. we'll show you more about this

story in a moment. >> headlines and folks news alert. at this hour authorities are investigating two separate crashes caused by john bryson. he rear ended a buick and caused a second crash with another car. he was found unconscious. his condition is not released. pletes say alcohol and drugs do not appear to be the factor. another fox alert for you right now. police in alabama are searching for the gunmen who shot and killed three students and injured two others in the auburn university. this is the suspect. desmond leonard is wanted on capitol murder. two of the victims were former football players. the argument started about an

argument of a woman. >> and a homeowner missing from a house, recently destroyed by the flames. hundreds of people forced out of their homes as the fire grows to 20,000 acres. it devoured 30 miles in two days. >> well, we are just watching and praying that it is not our house that we see go up in smoke. >> when we left, the fire was coming over the hill and i would say three stories high and blowing side ways. it was sureal. i couldn't believe it. >> there are concerns of not enough resources to fight the fire. they are used to battle fire in new mexico and wiomingly. >> a polar bear almost bust through a plate glass window. what the heck?

>> we'll see thangry. >> the bear threw a rock in the window. the rodderdam zoo officials say it was not a desperate bid at freedom but that the bear was just playing. >>iodo they have rocks in there. >> it was a cannon ball? >> we talk about this. >> the president of the united states had a press conference on friday. i think he wishes he could have a do over. there he is right there. at one point. talking about the economy, he said that the private sector doing just fine. and then a couple ofs later he came out when mitt romney and the republicans cut a commercial. what planet is this guy on if he thinks that the private sector is doing fine. the president said it is absolutely clear the economy

is not doing fine. >> he actually didn't clarify what he meant by the private sector . clarification did not go far. his chief campaign advisor axelrod came out and tried to clarify it better. >> how did that go? >> not good. >> bottom line, is the private sector doing fine. >> we need to accelerate job creation in the private sector. one of the ways you can do that is put the people back to. >> i misspoke. it is i think the private sector is doing better. why can't the president say i misspoke. >> i don't think he misspoke. he's trying to say in comparison to the public sector the private sector is doing fine. >> but it is not. >> i understand that.

look at what the president of the united states saying. we laid off so many teachers and firefighters, what we need to do is spend more money to make sure they have jobs. behahe is saying, the revenues of the state and local levels are down. according to the wall street journal. in the last two years, revenues are up. the reason that the teachers and firefighters are laid off. they have such rich benefits and pensions and stuff like that. that's why things are going in the wrong direction and people wound up getting laid off. >> not a single person was laid off in wisconsin. all of the reports and sit ins and saved a billion. >> the thing is, everybody wants more firefighters and you can only enlight and get what you can afford. it is putting people in power . find a way and get teachers that you want on budgets that are susstainable.

it is private unions and public unions. say don't include me with plic unions. people as far back as fdr. it is not good for public unions to identify. that is what they are saying with kris wallace. >> you are seeing the fundmental unfairness and sitting on both sides of the table . they are noticing the education and health care and others are diminished because so much money is devoured by high salaries, higher than the taxpayers themselves are earning and generous benefits and bullet-proof job protection and pedges. >> are you saying that you would like to see no public worker unions? >> i think really government works better without them. i really do.

>> it is a fascinating discussion that the country is having right now as a result of wisconsin. >> unions are a victim of their own success . they have elivated salary and they are bankrupting states. what do you do about that? >> mitch daniels fought them instate but didn't get the fan fair scott walker did in wisconsin. mitch daniels led that charge. >> his popularity went down in the 30s and in 2008 and 2009, it was a surplus and indiana is an example of how it works. they passed legislature for the same thing governor walker almost got recalled. idaho and nebraska and oklahoma and tennessee. and 600 bills put in front of legislator and introduce the state capitols that focus on

reigning in public union. >> scott walker who had a good week was commenting about mitt romney and had an interesting conversation. scott walker has shaken things up in wisconsin. scott walker mitt romney needs to shake things up if elected, watch. >> it can't just being about being republican. people are desperate for leadership in washington. we are not seeing it. especially the white house. we don't win if it is just a revverundum on barack, obama. it has to be more. >> it is a call for governor romney to be bolder. >> go big. >> a strange story out of fres no, california. 7th graders were assigned to do eye pool assignment. come up with a help wanted

poster for the crusade. history lesson about the crusades, the religious wars and a help wanted poster for soldiers in the crusades. >> was it a draft back then? >> it is a creative tack on it with seventh grader. i want you. it help wanted. and jesus to kill all infedels. he thought he was fulfilling the assignment here . there is outcry by the parents. >> it is a take off of uncle sam, i want you and jerusalem, free ticket to heaven. people are upset it crossed a line. to the front bullitin board when you walk in the school. > allie makes the point that that was the assign the kids

followed it some are upset. stune in hamilton were assigned to cret a help wanted poster for soldiers write a poem about joanne of arc and black death. and this is one of several posters dedesplayed. >> that is tough . do what i did. make a volcano. >> it is your image. >> i am sorry about the magnacarter i am making a volcano. and the president or vice principal would blow it up! >> your scanse background. what should the school do this. are they supposed to take down the seventh grader's assignment because it was offensive to partners.

>> a local rabbi said he learn the lesson of the crusade and holocaust of peace than horror. idea of killing all infedels not sitting well. >> next up. spain's bailout and one of the biggest yet. how does it affect your money here at home. stewart barney knows. >> look it up. and bill clinton bace house. we'll explain. [ male announcer ] introducing a powerful weapon in your fight against bugs. ortho home defense max. with a new continuous spray wand. and a fast acting formula. so you can kill bugs inside, and keep bugs out. guaranteed.

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billion boost to prop up the failing bank. how will that affect your 401 k here at home? barney stewart is here to help us understand what is happening in spain. >> let's make it simple here. right, spain is insolvent. the government of the spainny toz borrow money. until now it is borrowing money from its own banks . the only people prepared to lend it money. the banks have run out of money and so they are getting a loan from other european countries to the tune of 125 million. and so you can see the money is going round and round in circles and everybody gets more deeply in debt and runs out of other people's money. how is that different from us. we can print money. they can't print money precisely. what president obama wants the europeans to do is a huge

european bailout everybody. smil trillions and bailout everybody and fix the problem before they crash and it affects us over here. that's what president obama wants and there is a big meeting where he will push for a huge european tarp. but for now europe is spiraling downoing more and more money. >> this is the tip of the iceberg or will this solve something. >> it is shortest of short-term businesses. they are getting 125 billion. add that to 300 billion that greece has got and 100 billion portug algot. and 90 billion that ireland got . italy is stands waiting. the whole thing is spiraling down and out of control. >> does it matter to you that their problems stem from real

estate and the hopes of economy curing it. >> it is spain and spanish banks. they have almost a trillion dollars in mortgages owed to spanish banks and many are going sour. they have a similar real estate problem over there as to what happened over here. no solution is in site. >> what does that mean for the 401 k's. this morning, you might get a nice bounce. >> you like short-term. and you might get a bounce. not that much on whether it lasted, but that is a different question. >> there is no proof that anything happening in europe affected our economy. doubts that the president is corrected. and europe dolledrums is causing us pain. >> it is weakening for domestic internal reasons f. they crash over there our economy will get worse as the summer and fall roll off.

there is no direct link. >> it is very, very limited. >> it is more of a crisis of confidence. if there is a lack of confidence about what is going on, someto this degree first. we are hurt by own own policy failures. >> tune in to the fox business network. >> it is a wild monday especially in your school. airlines losing record amounts of cash and what does that mean for your next trip? hold on to your wallet or purse. >> leading the charge to find out who is leaking national security secrets. >> how come stewart works alone. and gets to meet mccain. ♪

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in america. >> all right. gop lawmakers are furious about classified security information leaked by the white house. saying they were politically motivated in an attempt to boost the president's image. >> it has to be senator mccain who happens to be on our couch. >> awfullyy happy. >> and good to have you. >> senator feinstein said i never seen it worse in terps of leaks. >> it is a bipartisan anger here. senator feinstein was the chair person of the intelligence committee and everybody who has been involved in these things are outraged. two of our most important ongoing intelligence operation and our allies, israelis were with us in this cyber effort. you can imagine how they feel

today. >> the attorney general named two u.s. attorneys to look at the source of the leaks. you are not satisfied with that step. why? >> you think that attorney general holder has credibility on the republican side? the fast and furious thing they still -- and it is a border patrol agent from arizona. he doesn't have credibility. on the valerie plame issue. they appointed a special counsel. they need a special counsel. >> it is not reporting to the department of the justice and report to federal judges. you think the white house would want that on credibility issues. >> the president found it offensive that people like you would suggest that it was done for political gain and that there is an election coming

up. >> one of the antidotes by mr. sanger is when they revealed a lot of information about the bin laden operation including seal team 6 . secretary gates was very angry and he went over to the white house and said to the national communication advisor. i have a new communication strategy and he said what the [bleep] up. when he said that to people in the white house it is obvious in the secretary of defense it is harmful to the national security. here we are. two most important covert operations going on and they are ongoing and clearly puts people's lives at risk. >> david sanger said this. with the information we got coming over a series of months of reporting, the administration knew about the reports and we held out

technical information about the stuxnet at their request. >> he got information from request anonimity because they would lose their jobs. i don't think there is any doubt it came from the administration. we need to find out who and what as best we can and special counsel. >> and does the buck stop with the president. >> all presidents have that responsibility and i would think that the person most eager to get it investigated would be the president of the united states. >> the president said on friday that got. >> little trip down memory lane? >> look at what the president said and let's go down mory lane and see what you have to say about this moment. >> the private sector is doing fine. we are seeing weaknesses in our economy and having to do with state and local governments. >> our economy, the

fundmentals of our economy are strong. >> you are the perfect person to ask about this, this morning. >> we had a terrible stock market crash and i wanted to reassure them that the fundmentals of the economy are good. >> i am fine and that's what he is doing. how do you interpert. >> private sector is doing fine. and showing the small business openers and closed businesss and store fronts and all of the impact the recession has had on the private sector . we mentioned this. shows the philosophy of the president of the united states. he believes that having state and federal and local governments hire more people. that's the way out. mitt romney believes that business creates jobs. >> sometimes people have

gaffes, but john kerry said i was for before against it. and yoed the fundamentals are fine. do you believe that will be as impactful it was tough for you to shake. >> it all depends on the media coverage. the media is not too unfriendly to the president. you know defining in that it describes his philosophy. private sector fine? the way you get out of the recession, longest since the great depression is have government hire more people. >> firefighters and policemen. >> it is fine to have firefighters and policemen. and mitt romney wants them. but also address the issue that governor walker addressed and that is out of control funds and other costs. >> you thought you were a better choice for president.

has he been worse or better than you thought thee and half years. >> it is hard to say, but i think that the president clearly has pursued avenues thoget us out of the recession which i think have been harmful to the country. he had three major legislative. dodd-frank and stim tim package and obama care. all three of those in my view absolute failures. >> in your view, voters have a clear choice between mitt romney who has vast experience in business and olympics and than the president. and you will have a great duty. >> i will try to go back and do the lord's work in the city of satan. >> washington. >> that is satan's city. >> i thought you were talking

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>> we have extreme weather to start the headlines now. severe weather moving through coastal alabama and the norgern panhandle and northern florida had massive flooding over the weekend. more than 14 inches of rain. two more inches could fall today. and that same system spawned a tornado in eastern alabama and uprooting trees and causing serious damage. luckily no one was hurt. >> new poll shows that californians were experiencing buyer's remorse over the bullet train and the train to no where will cost more than the original estimate and goes to no where. environmentalist said construction could harm 11

different species. remember president obama championed the project that received stim tim money as a job creator. residents in california against the plan because it drops you off in the desert. >> latest bus now surrounding bill. heading back to the white house. a new report shows that the former president has his eyes on the secretary of state job. and that's only if andrew cuomo wins in 20 16. it looks like clinton may be hedging his bets to go with cuomo if hillary experiences not running herself. >> joining us on this monday as he does every monday is donald trump. >> morning. you hear the news about bill clinton and things like that. he said nice things about you in the past. >> he did just recently and i

like him a lot and that is certainly interesting. >> so, donald, we want to get your take on what the president said on friday that the private sector is doing fine. how do you interpert those comments? >> the private sector is not doing fine. it was a bad gaffe and interestingly a lott of people are saying that and i think he wishes he didn't say it the private sector has a real unemployment problem. and people say it could be high as 21 percent. 8.2 is demon sense. they formulate differently and all of the sudden 8.2. it is a minimum of 14-15 percent unemployment and that is not fine. >> well, the private sector is doing fine . the public sector, there are so many lay offs because of high pensions and stuff like that. this is what the president thinks.

he thinks you have to make the public sector much bigger and that will make the government work. we have been down the road before. >> we are there and undoing it right now. look at what happens in wisconsin and so many other places. whether you agree or don't with scott walker, he went in there and did it a second time. the whole concept of recall is not a good concept . then president clinton said it is it a bad, bad concept. but the private sector has to do its thing and can do if given the incentive. i am closing at 9:00 in the morning on dural country club in miami. that will be excite i will hire a lot of great people in addition to the people we already have. you have to have thousands of deals in the country. >> how much did you pay? >> a lot of money. >> really.

>> 150 million dollars. >> that's a lot much money. >> less than the previous people paid. >> i have to bring you to bain capitol attacks. 10 prominent democrats said i am not comfortable with president obama's reelection committee going after private capitol. randy bhirdo said bain is working for him. criticism of romney business record may not resonate with the elite but resonating with the actual vores who decide the race. mitt romney made the private sector job experience as a qualification without explaining how it prepares him to represent all americans. >> harold ford and ed rendell. >> president clinton spoke highly of the job romney did and corey booker did until they came at him spoke highly

of the job governor romney did. he did an amazing job at bain. he did an amazing job. not only for himself . he put a lot of people to work. >> do you think that that skill, running a private equity firm translate to being president of the united states. >> it is a positive and not necessarily everything. but it is certainly a good thing. he has great talent. he will turn this country around. >> i think it is curious they pick on somebody who within in business and was very successful. you go in business to make money. you don't go into business to lose money. >> he made money and also created a lot of jobs and created a lot of great companies. i saw the head person at staples and he was giving governor romney credit for what happened staples and that was a small deal. ix not doing welll . now it is a thriving company

that employs thousands of people. >> we'll talk about the miss universe pageant. miss pennsylvania. i know miss pennsylvania came out and said your pageant is corrupt and wants to get out and give up her crown. you gave her a few hours to apologize and you will drop the ball. >> she did it in my opinion she wanted publicity. if she felt that way she would have doped out before the pageant took place. if i do well. if i don't i will get publicity. the shame is miss rhode island is a fantastic person is overshadowed by this publicity and it is really a shame. er inner stern young tabulates. i don't care who wins. i don't have ivanka on the show. what do i care? and so it is tabulated and you

have standards and practices. and you have independent judges that -- >> now miss florida is involve saying she never told miss pennsylvania she saw the list. >> miss pennsylvania's whole statement that she got the information from miss florida. we sued her and it will be interesting. so is there suing going on or is it arbitrating. >> it is suing through arbitration . we have a arbitration clause that takes about 25 years to -- >> which struent in rhode island. >> which one? i see. that will get done eventually. every monday he joins us. it is a pleasure to join us . congratulations on signing on dural. i hear your ratings are great on monday morning. >> because donald trump.

>> we love your show. >> have a good time. thank you very much. >> it is call would the town that is too tough to die. will thisole take -- will owl, take it down? we'll talk about tome stone. >> i don't like it staring at me. >> and city council wanting to tax soda. we'll debate. yes, we have time. >> and time for the aflec statement. he has his own daytime talk show. and allie tweeted a qution to help me out. you guys are helping me out. >> you are getting a lot of comments. >> yeah. [ male announcer ] it's simple physics...

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>> look at this. a wild west landmark may be dride up. the water line in arizona was damaged in the forest fire. they'll not let the city to use machinery in order to protect an endangered owl. joining us is the representative of tome stone. >> good morning. >> and so, tome stone - tombstone is trying to fix the water line. they need water and the forest service will not let them use heavy machinery. they are told only horses and hand tools, are you kidding me? >> it is outrageous. there are boulders the size of volkswagon burying the water system . the flood and fire that caused

the destruction and steel pipes are around trees and they want people to use shovels and picks and cut down a tree with a chain saw. but they will not let them use back hoes or bull dozers to get it done in a couple of weeks. >> and the reason you can't use heavy machinery is because that mexican spotted owl is in the area and it is endangered so you can't mess with an endangered species. >> apparently the spotted owl is more important than people. that is the latest excuse. this is going on nine months before there was a spotted owl it is all about power. the federal government wants to control the southwest, the place to control is the water. >> you have taken it to the supreme court and the supreme

court denied it. what will the people in tomb stone do? we are living day by day. december 2010 we almost lost 19th old century structure to a fire. we are in peak water consumption and not enough left over for adequateer we can't modernize our system . one well is arsenic and contaminated. and so, as the slow boat through litigation continues, every day that passes people of tombstone could literally die. >> you would think that we are talking about a town in a third world nation where they uses horses and now talking about tombstone, arizona in the united states of america. that is a crazy tale and people need water.

nick, from, thank you, sir. >> crazy. meanwhile a new twist on the soda mack down sweeping our city and country. slap a tax. will it save us from ourselves or just personal responsibility? first on this date in 1976. wings, the paul mccartney group song. ♪ say it is not so. >> this day in history is brought to you by v-8 vegetable juice. that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. fohalf the calories plus vgie nutrition. could've had a v8.

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in an effort to curb obesity. slapping a tax on sodas. this is not the best way to stop the fat. joining us is doria robinson who supports the tax and richmond city council man corky buzay. he opposes. why do you support the soda tax? >> because things have changed around drinking soda. people who drink soda just for a nice what you are doing on sunday afternoon kind of thing anymore. they drink it morning, noon and night. no in between meals. it is equivalent of eating a hamburger with your breakfast and lunch and dinner . hamburger in between snacks except you don't get full and you don't know you are eating

extra calories. >> those are great points. that is the same caloric equivalent. corky, why don't you like the idea of tacking on tax to the sugary drinks. >> not one dime is going to stop obesity. i am concerned about that as an elected official. i don't want a burden of a tax on my citizens who are already working poor. >> the tax is just one cent more ounce. if you are buying a 16 ounce soda it is 16 cents. how will that make a difference? so again, soda is not water. it is a luxury. people go out and do it because they want something nice to drink. they are paying two dollars for an arizona iced tea and add another quarter that will

go out to soccer fields. and pe programs and help the nutrition and cooking classes. if -- it is minimal. we are all poor people in richmond and come from humble backgrounds and we have money for a two dollar soda and a quarter to throw in to counter balance the negative affects of sode a. >> very quickly we are out of time but thanks for coming in and you got your points in. thank you very much. and obviously the debate will continue. how many hours of sleep did you get last night? if it was less than six, stick around. who is not telling the truth in the national security league? they are pulling back the curtain on this one. [ male announcer ] this is corporate caterers, miami, florida.

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>> alisyn: good morning, everyone. today is monday, june 11. i'm alisyn camerota in for gretchen. a tox news alert. a high ranking government official caught running from the law. smashing up his car and ending up in the hospital. what was he trying to hide? >> steve: the president said the private sector is doing fine in his campaign -- his campaign says whoops, that's not what he meant. do political gaffes matter? dana perino is here to weigh in. >> brian: memorial day, should veterans be allowed to mourn by his side? this year, hundreds showed up and were turned away. one of those vets here live with his story. "fox & friends" starts just about now.

>> brian: crime is down in this city. you know why? because batman is back. batman is back and that's the actual car. >> steve: exhibit a, ladies and gentlemen, that is -- did you know that the bat mobile was based on the 1955 lincoln futura that made in italy and never put into production and that's why that is kind of a one of a kind. >> alisyn: i didn't know that. also had flames shooting out. >> steve: all the futuristic. burt ward played robin in the series and has been behind the wheel of that vehicle many, many times. >> brian: he's been as a passenger. >> steve: i got a feeling when batman hopped out for whatever reason, to go to the bathroom -- >> brian: batman, can i take the car? >> steve: somebody has to drive. all in this hour. >> alisyn: i hope they let us drive it. >> steve: al circumstances up here. gretch is off today.

>> alisyn: let me tell you what's happening right now. a lot of news. there is fear the raging wildfire in colorado may have claimed its first victim. a homeowner reported missing from a house recently destroyed. hundreds of people forced out of their homes as the fire grows to 22,000 acres. it devoured 30 miles in just two days. >> we're all literally watching, praying it's not our house that we see go up in smoke. >> when we left, the fire was coming over the hill and i would say it's about three stories high and blowing sideways. it was just surreal. i couldn't believe what was happening. >> alisyn: there is concerns there are not enough resources to fight this fire because they're being used to battle fires in new mexico and wyoming. a fox news alert for you because there is a massive masshunt murderway. police in alabama are searching for this man. the 22-year-old shot and killed three students and injured three others at an offcampus party at

auburn university. two of the victims who died were former auburn football players. ed christian and la darius phillips, both 20 years old. eric mac, a sophomore lineman for the tigers, was also shot. he survived. witnesses at the party say the whole thing started with a fight over a young woman. a new study could end the debate over health risks associated with full body scanners. it shows radiation can pass through the skin, but the levels are considerably lower than those x-ray machines and not powerful. this story we've been following. u.s. congress secretary john bryceen being investigated for two hit and run accidents. police say he was driving a lexus in california when he reportedly rear-ended a buick and then several minutes later, he allegedly caused a second crash with another car. he was found unconscious in his car and rushed to the hospital. now his condition is not being reloosed. police say alcohol and drugs do not appear to be a factor.

those are your headlines right now. >> brian: that is bizarre. >> steve: that is. dana perino joins us right now. that's a weird story. >> weird. it's a relief no one got seriously hurt, including the secretary and -- there is a lot of unanswered questions. maybe the entire cabinet doesn't have security. i'll set that aside because that was my first thought. but if he had some sort of health-related problem or something clearly happened. what's interesting, when you wake up on a monday and you intend to have the president of the united states give seven target state interviews, and you want to drive a message on the economy and this is going to be a question he is asked. >> brian: don't want your commerce secretary playing bumper cars in the street. he switched cars. >> there is a lot of unanswered questions. to be cited with a felony and you are the commerce secretary. five months ago i remember we were doing a story about the economy and talking about how president obama doesn't use his cabinet that much. i asked everybody on "the five,"

can anybody name the commerce secretary? nobody could. now they will. >> steve: yeah. the president already -- he was having a bad week last week and now he's going to try to right the ship. with the leak thing which has turned into essentially it wasn't lyricgate anymore, it's like the flood gates have been opened. obviously they have not handled this correctly. >> they thought they were initially when they got the stories out there going and it was shoring up president obama's reputation as a tough on terror commander in chief and it was work and it started to boomerang because if you have the chairman of the senate foreign intelligence committee and that is tiian fiennes stein joining with fellow republican, not in a partisan way, but we are eileened as in just short of alarmed way, finally the administration starts to respond. president obama in his press conference the other day, the one about nothing attends up being about leaks and then his other gaffe we'll talk about, then only then do they show

concern enough to appoint investigators in the case. >> alisyn: after the story had come out. several stories have come out. but the one in particular was on may 29 in the "new york times" where it talked about the kill list and it paints a scenario inside the situation room. so somebody in there obviously talked to the "new york times" because it talks about president obama's expressions in there, some things he said. do you think these leaks are coming from the white house? >> well, somebody was in the room. it depends on what the definition of is is. because the white house can be just a small group that works there, but then you have political appointees that might come over from the department of defense, who was in the room along with them. so if they have offended the president by leaking, i hope that they follow this to wherever it goes and that person gets in a lot of trouble. but the pattern here is one of repeated leaks and it's always to make him look like a tougher commander in chief on national security. the thing is, he doesn't need to

try that hard on that. we all get it. we all buy it. we all support him. that's great. everybody else is focused on the economy. that's exactly what they don't want you to talk about. >> brian: one element you brought up last night is how odd is it that 36 administration officials that david sanger said he talked to dozens of people over the course of months are read into something as highly secretive as this. >> the article about the drone list, remember they talked about gathering once a month, 100 people on a conference call, which to me is like a webinar than something that's secretive and small. so either they're not managing it properly from the white house perspective, so maybe you'll start seeing those stories, or somebody was talking out of school or with permission, maybe not from the president himself, but from somebody. senator mccain, talk being the senator donnel lean exchange, it's my favorite. it's the best pr advice any white house gets. you don't get in trouble for something you don't say. >> steve: that's right. maybe somebody at the white house didn't say it per se, but green lighted somebody else.

you mentioned the other gaffe. this was when the president of the united states said the private sector is doing just fine. and he's taken some heat and in fact, the rnc rolled out a commercial within an hour, mitt romney let him have it within an hour. then he came back out about three, four hours later and said, it's absolutely clear the economy is not doing fine. when we had john mccain here, we reminded him of the time during the crash in 2008 when he talked about how the fundamentals of the economy were sound and he got hammered by obama, the now president's team push that out. >> on that moment when you're following politics and you're watching that 08 campaign, as soon as that happened, and i talked to some folks who worked at arlington at mccain headquarters, they knew that that moment on that day they were not going to win. >> alisyn: that's interesting. >> so when president obama in that press conference said that, my first instinct was, oh, boy. if you are hanging out with celebrities and hedge fund

managers never the past few months, you do think they're doing fine. if a president of the united states has to three hours later say, i was perfectly clear, you're not perfectly clear when you say that. >> alisyn: nor was the clarification, by the way. >> it was we need more government spending for work increase wasn't that where scott walk more enough time to make reforms? not have to lay off teachers because they changed the system and he wins the recall by a landslide. >> steve: you know, the message in watching the president was if you're a teacher or firefighter, i got your back. then everybody else in the private sector, it's like, what about me? >> i think that is the message he'll try to drive today when he does his local interviews because they put out an ad similar to that before. >> steve: but the private sector people can't like that. >> i met a guy last week in a q and a situation where he asked about all the tax rates going up at the end of the year. his voice was breaking, talk being how he's going to have to

lay off four people. that's where the private sector does not feel fine. >> brian: van jones is out and about now, every three weeks he's on a major talk show you and thought he was going to be a during gate firmly in the president's camp. he's upset the way cory booker and others have been called out. >> we have now entered this weird situation in american politics where you have to agree with every single thing your guy does or you're in trouble. and that's got to stop. the worst thing you can do in a democracy is everybody has to agree with every single thing with your guy has done, said or thought or you're off the campaign trail. >> alisyn: that's interesting. you do have to stay on message. when you're a surrogate, don't you have to stay on message? >> being press secretary and being candidate spokesperson is different, i think. because what they're asking, like cory book tore do was talk about the values. you don't have to walk in lock step. but the media will always focus on any daylight between the two. they're always looking for daylight. remember, thereof all a question

did president and vice president cheney not agree on something? that was going to be the news. this might be the first time that i actually agree with van jones because going forward in this campaign, there will be a lot of people on both sides, let's take romney, for example, the spectrum of people that will support him, they won't necessarily agree on everything when it comes to gay marriage, social security, reform, all of those things, but that makes a party stronger when you have that kind of input. >> brian: here what else van jones said, he says he stands up for trayvon. he stands up for gay marriage. we like him. but we're not in love with him. we within from having a crush to feeling crushed. so is he going to get rebuked and walk back that statement today? >> now i said that i would agree with van jones, but if i was the surrogate campaign director, i would never book him. he's lightning rod that causes a lot more problems than he helps solve. so on that side. but president obama has a bigger problem because on this attacking of private capital, he keeps getting whacked

underneath. steve ratner, one of his former advisors, was on another network this morning and again, said that he does not see how the president could have said that the private sector is doing just fine. >> steve: they're going to be throwing him under the bus pretty soon of the always a pleasure. we'll be watching you today, 5:00 o'clock eastern time with "the five." >> brian: and your dog. >> he's not going to come today. unless you're making a special request. >> beth: i'm making a request as a viewer. >> alisyn: she was just out in the hallway ogling her dog because she misses him. >> it's been an hour. >> alisyn: next up, how many hours of sleep did you all get last night? i'm guessing it was more than us. if it was less than six, stick around for the next hour. >> steve: god bless the usa. the song is offensive. i'm not saying it. one school principal says that because it makes other cultures feel bad. so students can't sing it. you're about to hear from the

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expect? fox news legal analyst, peter johnson, jr., joins us now. so peter, eric holder has assigned this to two u.s. attorney, yet john mccain who we had on the show a little while ago says there has to be a special prosecutor. what's the difference? >> a special prosecutor would not report to attorney general holder, would report to a group of federal judges and be independent in that regard. so i agree with the president that it is offensive, this notion this would come out of the white house or administration. but is it credible? is it incredible? if you listened to senator mccain and other senators, if you listen to congressman king, then there is a great probability it's coming out of this administration because where else would it come from? there have been too many beginning with the navy seal team 6, that discussion after the killing of osama bin laden. and too many details that were put out publicly and now work on a movie details that particular episode of american heroism that really shouldn't -- can you

imagine winston churchill in the war rooms of world war ii where ike at a d-day planning session that it leaks out of the the next day in the "new york times" and details are given by 36 different administration officials? let's look at some of these issues that have -- >> alisyn: let's remind people of the leaks that appear in the "new york times" examine elsewhere. >> the first one is the al-qaeda arabian peninsula bomb plot. a.p. report add plot by al-qaeda to smugger underwear bomb on a u.s. bound jet and then it was revealed testifies a double agent. that was put out by someone obviously in the administration. then you go to the iranian cyber attacks. the "new york times" reportd about a computer worm and it revealed the code name of the operation and included details on how the u.s. actually worked with israel on the design. what is israel? our partner in that think at this point? >> alisyn: we've been talking about this, "new york times," may 29 article about the kill list that president obama has to

authorize. >> kill list. and drone strikes. we know that three dozen advisors describe how the president deals with terrorism and includes rules, what to do on a drone strike. it also reveals that the president personally approves every person on the kill list. >> alisyn: if u.s. attorneys initiate this or special prosecutor is appointed, how long do these investigations generally take? >> this election will take until after the election. there will be no results revealed before this election. and it's split up between two u.s. attorneys. we don't know specifically what they are investigating because the issues that we just talked about are so classified. they will be looking at the espionage act. the espionage act under american law, which makes it a federal crime to transmit or receive defense information that can do harm to the united states. >> alisyn: someone could go to jail? >> somebody could go to jail. somebody should go to jail. this is absolutely wrong,

absolutely outrageous and it imperils our national security. the president is offended. let's see how much of a response there is to this offense or is this merely an election year stalling tactic. >> alisyn: peter johnson, jr., always great to see you. thank you. >> thank you. >> brian: when the president visit has war memorial on memorial day, should veterans be allowed to mourn by his side? this year hundreds did show up and they were turned away. one of those vets here live with his story next. >> steve: then watch this, lady gaga hit in the head with a bowl by an employee. oh, that hurts to watch. what happened next? details. >> brian: then she laughed.

>> alisyn: quick headlines. new report saying former egyptian president hosni mubarak is now in a coma. he recently received a life sentence for having protesters killed in the country's revolution. here is another reason why you need more sleep. a new study found healthy middle aged people who regularly got less than six hours of sleep are at a significantly increased risk of stroke. guy, be careful. >> steve: yeah. thanks for that pick me up. >> brian: thanks, great. >> steve: when the president of the united states visits a war memorial on memorial day, should veterans be allowed to mourn by his side? this year because of high security, many were turned away at the door of the vietnam war memorial. >> alisyn: joining us is retired army lieutenant, john sylvester. you could not get in. correct? >> that's absolutely correct. along with a number of others of our association, the 11th armored cavalry association or black horse. >> steve: what bothers you the most about this? obviously there are security

concerns and this was handled by the department of defense and not the white house. what's bugging you about it? >> what's bugging me about it is it's not me, by the way. it's not us. it's about them. it's about those 58,000-plus soldiers, sailors airmen and marines that are represented on that wall. that wall is america's wall. it is not the president's wall. it is not any other politician. it's america's wall and there are two very, very special days in a year, memorial day and veterans day and our own organization, along with hundreds of others, gather every year on those two days to put a wreath, to put a wreath down there on that wall, to be able to stand there reflectively, to be able to reach up and touch names of real life human, people that we knew, and it is our day as veterans to go and honor those men who are represented on

that wall. >> brian: general, shear what they said. the office of commemoration released this to your complaint. it will be impossible to accommodate everyone who wishes to be present in front of the wall. but arrangements are being made to provide an additional viewing area in addition to attendees will be able to see the events unfold on a jumbo tron. security will be very restrictive, though. is jumbo tron good enough? >> it's not a point of the jumbo tron and i can thoroughly understand the security required for the president. i can understand securing the area, screening the area, and then holding the area in a state where no one enters it for a period of time before the president speaks. and then the president speaks. but they had that place closed from before 9:00 o'clock in the morning until after 1500 in the afternoon. my understanding is the president was there for about 16

minutes. >> steve: it's the fact that on memorial day, so many thousands of veterans were denied the opportunity to walk up to the wall where all the names are. so many people go to washington on that day just for that reason and they couldn't do it until 3:00 o'clock in the afternoon. >> that's absolutely correct. there are 363 other days of the year besides memorial day and veterans day that the tour buses arrive and they put all manners of things down at the wall. you'll see pictures and cartons of cigarettes or packages of cigarettes and unit patches and all of those kind of things. and then there are two days a year when those of white house put those things at the wall and who know what they mean want to go there and lay a wreath and remember our brothers and we were denied that opportunity. >> brian: especially when the president was only speaking for 16 minutes. thanks so much for your service examine and your time.

hopefully this won't happen again. >> you're very welcome. thank you for having me. >> steve: 28 minutes after the top of the hour. a scene in the new film "prometheus" caused a teen-ager to have a seizure. frightening details coming up. >> brian: then this one has a lot of you fired up. "god bless the usa" too offensive for kids to sing. one principal says yep. the man behind the song, lee greenwood, weighs in next. ♪ and i gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today ♪ ♪ 'cause there ain't no doubt i love this land ♪ ♪ god bless the usa

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all night camped out, sleeping here just like you were doing as a young girl camping out it see a john von jovi concert. they've been waiting to see tim cook unveil what he's going to talk about later today at the world wide developers conference. these are the guys and girls who build all the software on the ipad, the iphone, mac desk top. this is an opportunity over the next few days to get up close and personal with apple developers and engineers to get a sense of how to put this software into place. the von jovi reference help you understand why these people were camped out? >> alisyn: no, it was cheap trick, not bon jeffy. >> steve: you gave her a lot of credit. those people there want to hear what tim cook, who took over for steve job, had to say. do we have any idea what apple might be unveiling today, if anything? >> yes. there is going to be quite a bit of things unveiled today. there is already signs hanging up inside the black. so we know we'll get to see ios

6, the next version of the software that will be rolled out for the ipad and the iphone. so devillers will get up close and personal with that. also the new mac desk top software, mountain lion. there's a real question today as to whether or not we'll see new software for an apple tv. so the software that may be enable different companies to roll out channels that we could actually watch different channels on an apple tv and maybe get rid of a cable box? that's what everyone is buzzing about here this morning. and where there is smoke, there is fire. will we see all new mac desk tops and laptops? that's a big question. i don't know the answer to it yet. but you can feel the buzz in the air about that. so we may see a whole new line - up of hardware. one person described it, this could be the biggest event apple has held in years. certainly a big event for tim cook who you remember, this is the last time that steve jobs was on stage last year at ww d.c so this will be the first time tim cook is manning the helm of wwdc. >> brian: it seems to me you're in the middle of another leak

scandal. somebody, a source whispered to you that this could be this big, you could spring a whole investigation now. >> that's right. in fact, attorney general eric holder was on the phone with me just a little while ago wanting to know where i got that information. >> brian: he wants dave briggs to investigate you. >> steve: clayton -- >> i'll be -- on twitter today, i'll be live tweeting inside the convenient that will start five hours. i'll be tweeting away all morning if you want the latest and greatest out of this big event. >> steve: live leakage. we thank you very much, live shot from san francisco. >> alisyn: thanks. great to see you. >> steve: we got some headlines on this monday morning. we start with severe weather that's moving through coastal alabama and the florida panhandle. look at these pictures out of pensacola. northern florida bracing for more rain today and thunderstorms as well on top of massive flooding over the last 24 hours. more than 14 inches of rain hit that area around pensacola and forecasters say they could wind

up with two more today. that same storm system spawning a tornado in southeastern alabama, uprooting trees and causing damage. thankfully nobody we know of was hurt. >> alisyn: the latest endorsement of president obama is raising eyebrows this morning. the daughter of raul castro throwing her support behind the president. this during a visit to the u.s. meanwhile she works got that visa to make speeches here while her father's regime still continues to hold americans hostage. >> brian: a graphic scene in the film "prometheus," caused a 15-year-old boy to suffer a seizure. >> on the head. changing. >> changing into what? >> brian: the australian boy was watching the surgery scene when he passed out. he was rushed to the hospital. he's stable. the movie, which is rated r here in the united states, is rated m in australia.

you know ha that means? meaning it's for mature audience. >> alisyn: scary. >> steve: who let him go to the movie? if it's scary, don't go. now you know. it's really, realistic or something like that. >> brian: "prometheus," didn't it come through his chest? >> alisyn: that's aliens. >> steve: "prometheus" is good night who escaped at rockefeller center. >> brian: really? >> steve: yeah. meanwhile, lady gaga left with a concussion after taking a serious hit on the head in the middle of a concert in new zealand last night. one of her dancers accidentally clocked her with a pole. ♪ >> steve: she continued with the performance for another 16 songs. her make-up artist later tweeted, gaga is okay. >> brian: she smiled a little at the end of it. >> alisyn: she rubs her head like ow, that smarts. >> brian: madonna would never

rub her head. >> brian: 53-year-old taking her top off, that always makes news. >> alisyn: let's tell you about this story that got so much attention over the weekend and continues to today and that is this school in coney island, new york, famous for roller coasters and hot dogs, and now today saying it's because the principal there wouldn't let the kindergarteners during their graduation ceremony, her name is greta hawkins, sing "god bless the usa," because she felt it was offensive to other cultures. >> brian: originally. then changed her story a little bit. >> steve: the problem she had was with the lyrics. here are the lyrics at issue for her. if tomorrow all the things were gone, i'd worked for all my life and i had to start again with just my children and my wife. they felt she -- she felt apparently that was kind of an appear thing for kids. >> brian: according to lee greenwood, she believes that's yya for the next line which referred to god.

and it was offending cultures. >> alisyn: okay. shear -- here is what is most silly is that this is a multi cultural, diverse school. they have families families fro, pakistan, mexico, and the families, the parents that were interviewed for the article all support the song. they like the song. the song was sung last year. it got a rousing round of applause and ovation and so this year somehow the rules have changed. in fact, we had a mom on earlier to talk about how she wishes the song can go on with her son singing it. >> it was very upsetting. i didn't understand why after they practiced it, she stopped them from practicing anymore and stopped them from singing the song. justin bieber's song is for teenage love and that's worse than singing "god bless the usa." >> the lyric they had trouble with was the very first line in the song. >> i wrote that about my grandparents examine how they lost their farm through the

grain subbasization to russia and it's not politically incorrect. it's about struggle and about people, like today ho a lot of them don't have jobs. >> steve: that was lee greenwood calling in when brian was doing that interview. >> brian: right. he would later sing the whole song, nailed it. >> alisyn: daniel did. who was reclining. >> brian: he was singing is twice a day. >> steve: you want to hear a little of it? >> brian: do you have it. >> steve: yes. ♪ if tomorrow all the things was gone ♪ ♪ i worked for in my life ♪ and i had to start again with my children and my wife ♪ ♪ i'd thank my lucky stars to be living here today ♪ ♪ and it stands for freedom and can't take that away, hey ♪ ♪ and i'm proud to be an american ♪ ♪ where at least i know i'm free ♪ ♪ and i won't forget the men who died ♪

♪ that gave their life to me ♪ and i'll gladly stand up next to you ♪ ♪ and and defend her still today ♪ ♪ and there ain't no doubt i love this land ♪ ♪ god bless the usa >> brian: all right! daniel. lee, you now -- >> steve: he knew every word. >> alisyn: that is the sweetest rendition i've ever heard. >> brian: mom said to him, do you want to go on television and go on the nuts or go to school? he said, i want to be a star. >> steve: sure. and instead of singing that song, they're going to sing a justin bieber song "baby, baby". >> alisyn: the mom made a great point about how it's about teenage love and rejection. that's okay for the six-year-olds, but not patriotism. >> steve: all right. 19 minutes before the top of the hour. is the white house leaking classified information to make the president look good? our next guest supported president obama in his 2008 run for the white house.

he says no doubt about it. >> alisyn: then going, going, gone. nothing but a pile of rubble. oh, good. implosion. >> brian: i think that was planned

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europe's building called the red road estate was built in the 19 40s to how's 4700 people. but right before it was destroyed, only 300 people still lived there and they didn't tell them. moments ago, a french open, won in the rain delayed final. the first time since 1973 the final ended that was played on monday. steve, unrelated. >> steve: thank you very much. lawmakers in washington right now are furious wondering how classified information keeps making its way to the front page of the "new york times," from the white house. is somebody leaking it on purpose to make the president look good? someone joining us right now who voted for president obama in 2008 is columnist for the "new york post," michael goodwin. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> steve: when you read this stuff that the lawmakers are furious about, the kill list and this cyber thing going on with the iranian computers, there are a lot of clues in the "new york times" as to who did the leaking. >> it's one of the great

benefits of the "new york times" that their style book requires them to be precise about their sourcing as much as possible. if i could read one thing, this is about the cyber warfare attacks on iran. and the times quotes the president in a meeting with the secretary of -- the c.i.a. and the vice president saying should we shut this thing down, mr. obama asks? according to members of the president's national security team who were in the room. that's a leak. that is an unauthorized or should be an illegal leak of a national security secret, the cyber security thing was classified program. no one had admitted to it before. >> steve: it still is! >> of course. so here you have the president's national security team telling the "new york times" what the president said in meetings and what he decided in those meetings. if that isn't a crime, then why do we have secrecy laws at all? >> steve: there is a possibility that this particular reporter actually spoke to the president of the united states. >> i think it's very likely.

>> steve: oh, boy. well, eric holder has come out and said, okay, we know this is a problem, so i'm going to appoint two prosecutors to look into it. >> right. >> steve: the problem is, the prosecutors report to holder, holder reports to the president. if the president's white house is the one that's doing all the leaking, i'm sure we'll get results the day after the election. >> right. if ever. look, i think that i saw john mccain earlier repeating his call for an independent prosecutor. i think that's absolutely required here. you can not have the executive branch controlling an investigation when we have so much evidence already that it is the executive branch that's doing the leaking, that it is members of the president's national security team who are doing the leaking. so i think to ask eric holder or people who work for him to investigate this in a way that isn't even fair because no matter what they find, it won't be considered credible because of who they are and because of holder's relationship. i think the president should be the one, if he really wants the

truth, to say to eric holder, look, let's do an independent prosecutor. it doesn't have to run amuck. but at the same time, you need to restore credibility. this is not a small matter. >> steve: but it's an election year and the chances of that happening are? >> well, i think the chances are better if we continue to make the case here that it needs to be done not for barak obama or mitt romney, but for the security of the united states. >> steve: indeed. there are lives hanging in the balance. all right. michael goodwin, always a pleasure. thank you. >> steve: straight ahead, television's original robin, there he is right there from batman is here action along with the, yep, his ride, the bat mobile. first, let's check in with bill hemmer who was a little boy when he first put his eyes on that car and said, i want one of them. >> watching those guys in the cave. that was like the ultimate man cave, i think back then. >> steve: it was the first that we know of. after barney and fred. >> to pick up on your point with

michael goodwin, there are more developments on these late matters. peter king is along today to respond it that. we'll have that for you. also, what happened with the commerce secretary involved in two traffic accidents? we'll talk to the sheriff's office in l.a. county to what went on there. and a manhunt in alabama after several football players are shot and killed. it's a busy monday. martha and i will see you in ten minutes right here on "america's newsroom".

>> what are we going to do, batman? >> steve: what a television show. it's classic. you watch it and afterwards, you just want to go, dadadadada. >> brian: because burt ward is here, the real life robin, with

the bat mobile in toe. >> hello, citizens. >> brian: you said you weren't surprised. i never want to be batman. i always wanted to be robin and you said? >> because kids, when they're kids, know they're not big like batman, and they know they're not 16, they can't drive the bat mobile. but she could sit in the bat mobile and ride with batman. >> steve: wait a minute. >> and climb the walls. >> steve: that's not why brian wanted to be robin. it was the outfit. >> alisyn: do you still have the costume? >> yes, i do have the costume. but i only wear it for trick or treating and private moments with my wife. >> brian: i understand. >> steve: how is it to be in front of the replica? n it's the most famous car in the world. usually you only can see it at auto shows and stuff like that. so when i make personal appearances as at this this last weekend, it's great to be out with it. >> brian: i can't believe this, you actually had the first car phone! this is an actual bat car phone.

that's incredible. >> you got to be able to reach commissioner gordon. >> brian: i got a dial tone. >> alisyn: so fantastic. burt, we should mention you're not adjust caped crusader. you're a crusader for a different group. >> my wife and i operate the largest giant dog rescue in the world. 18 years, 14,000 dogs, rerescued, fed, cared for, and have doubled the average life span of dogs. this is real. it's been $2.7 million of our money, we create a feeding program. if they go to our web site, gentle giants rescue.com. read about it. we created a food, different than any other dog food. if you want your dog living 18 to 20 years, i ask to you check it out. >> brian: can you walk me around the car real quick? >> absolutely. >> brian: right here. this shoots out fire. what else does this do? >> don't put your head too close. >> brian: what else does it do for people following me? >> the parachutes come out. then when you do the emergency

bat turn, it flips around. >> steve: let's look at the seat where you sat in. what does alisyn got at her fingertips? >> you got to be careful. all this stuff actually works. and the rockets shoot out. all of these things were used to fight heinous villains. i tell people i'm still climbing the waltz, but for different reasons. >> steve: we're going to find out what is in the bat glove compartment when we come back. >> all right. >> steve: more with robin. >> brian: bat sunglasses? >> steve: would is on the horn? we got it take a break follow the wings.

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