take it away. this is a fox news alert. there is new information about the terrorists who attacked a shopping mall in kenya. tonight the foreign minister telling pbs two or three americans and one brit were among the vicious terrorists who carried out the massacre. foreign minister saying the terrorists were 1820 to 19 years old and lived in minnesota or missouri. tonight, the state department insisting it doesn't know the nationalities of the terrorists. more than 60 people were killed when gunmen stormed the nairobi mall. the kenyan military is still battling the terrorists.

a live report in minutes. but first, what's with the name calling? fanatics, extremists and anarchists? it's not junioring high. this is your senate. >> people want us to stand up and fight obamacare. >> america learned it's not working. >> americans are suffering because of obamacare. it is the single biggest job killer in america. >> the ransom demanded is unrealistic. >> they are unrealistic. >> no american want as

government shutdown. i don't want a government shutdown. no one on this side of the aisle wants a government shutdown. >> we don't have to shut down government which is the hysterical cry of the left at this point if we are to undo, unfund, defund one pram, obamacare. >> there is no way we should be talking about shutting the government down. >> i don't think harry reid and president obama should shut down the government. >> we'll have a vote where every republican vote s to defund obamacare and practically every democrat will keep it in place. that will be the defining issue in 2014.

>> are extremist republicans willing to shut down the government? time will tell. >> mandates delayed, subject of verification, delayed. >> this bill sucks. >> i'm sorry? >> this bill sucks. it does. >> in the end the democrats have the senate and the presidency. it will be difficult to over come them. >> we won't bow to tea party anarchists in the house or senate. ignore the fact that president obama was overwhelmingly re elected. >> he says i'll negotiate with putin. i'll negotiate with assad. i will negotiate with iran. but i won't even talk uh to anyone in the united states congress about fixing this health care bill. >> i believe nothing is hurting the american people more, nothing is hurting the economy more, nothing is damaging jobs more than obamacare. >> the senate majority may have the upper hand. but the american people will and always must have the last word. >> senator mike lee joins us. nice to see you. >> thank you. >> before we get to the substance of the billet me ask about the senate. senator rar uh harry reid calling you an car kiss, fanatics and promoting thelma and louise tactics. >> i thought we were standing on the side of the american people, on the side of the house of representatives. the leadership of speaker john boehner who last week decided to

stand with the american people and say, let's keep the government funded but protect the american people from obamacare. a law that will make health care more expensive and will harm a lot of people. >> so a rough reception from the democratic side of the aisle. are things chilly with republicans there? >> we don't agree all the time on every single vote. sometimes we disagree. but as republicans we do stand behind the idea that we need to stop obamacare. we need to fight it, stop it any way we can. even though some of us have different ideas on how best to get there. >> some republicans believe you won't stop it in the senate. they think you and senator cruz and maybe senator rand paul will join. that you're the party of three. >> people are saying within the house of representatives. there is no point in fighting for a continuing resolution that funds obamacare. funds government but defunds obamacare. the american people spoke out. the house stayed with the american people. the house, to its credit, decided to back the american people and say, yeah, we'll do what we can to protect you from the law. now it is the senate's job to stand behind what the house did and not let harry reid gut what the house did.

>> how do you prevent senator reid from essentially stripping out the defunding part of the house bill and send ing it right back to the house which is strictly the continuing resolution to be voted on? how do you stop him from taking out the defunding part? >> tell him in clear terms there are ways to handle this. number one, he can bring the bill up. let us vote for it. up or down, b as is. number two, he can bring it up and say we'll allow amendments. we will debate, discuss and vote on them. what's not fine if he wants to say, i want my cake and eat it, too. i want only one amendment. that will be to strip out the defunding language, to gut what the house did in support of the american people. we can't let them have that. >> that's behind door number three. he can pick what's behind door three. behind doors one and two which you can live with do you have your republican brethren willing to push, for instance, to have

open amendments to the bill? >> i don't know any of my republican colleagues who would oppose either door one or two. if he pulls door number three we ought to oppose it w everything we've got. anything that will make it easier for him to undo what the house did. >> given the opportunity are you willing to filibuster or -- do you plan on filibustering any aspect of this? >> oppose any procedural motion. >> does that mean filibuster? >> the word filibuster carries different connotations in the united states. >> let me give you the one. where you stand up and keep talking until someone cries uncle. >> it's not always possible given whether or not there is a floor agreement governing time. another definition includes voting no on the cloture vote. that's the mechanism by which we could fight harry reid on door number three. to vote no on cloture on the bill.

some might say that would be voting against the bill. they've got it wrong. we would be voting against harry reid i trying through manipulation of the senate rules to undo what the house of representatives did. we have to oppose that. >> apparently on sunday chris wallace on fox news sunday said he received talking points against senator cruz. he didn't name who the sources were. governor sarah palin said -- named names. who is it talking within the republican party against senator cruz. where do you fall on this? would you uh like to see the names named? >> i would love to know who they

are. i found it disturbing, surprising. sure. i would love to know who the names are. >> everything has gotten so hostile in the senate and republican party where it doesn't surprise you that people might be send ing talking points against one of you within the party. >> most things in washington don't surprise me anymore. that one does. >> do you talk to your leadership about it? is senator mcconnell bringing you into a room saying, get it along, figure it out and work together. >> we'll have a meeting tomorrow. this may come up. >> good luck. we'll of course watch to see what happens. when do you think the vote will be? >> i think we'll have a vote on wednesday. where exactly it goes from there depends on what harry reid pushes. if what reid will do is gut the house bill, if what he'll try to do is take this out, not let us have amendments but put in only his amendment to strip the defunding language we have to oppose it.

>> it goes back to the house and then what? >> we keep fighting and the house does something. the house helps us. we help the house. we have to stand behind the house to show the american people we are standing with them. we'll do what we can to protect them from obamacare. >> news out of the irs tonight. the official at the center of the scandal lois lerner after a summer of being paid administrative leave is retiring. the same lois lerner who pleaded the 5th. >> i have not done anything wrong. i have not broken any laws. i have not violated any irs )+÷; rules or regulations and i have not provided false information to this or any other congressional committee. after very careful consideration i have decided to follow my counsel's advice and not testify or answer any of the questions today. because i am asserting my right not to testify, i know some people will assume i have done something wrong. i have not. one of the basic functions of the 5th amendment is to protect innocent individuals. that's the protection i am invoking today.

>> at this point i believe you have not asserted your rights but have waived your rights. would you please seek counsel for further guidance on this matter while we wait? >> i will not answer any questions or testify about the subject matter of this committee's meeting. >> you don't get to tell your side of the story and not be subjected to cross-examination. that's not the way it works. she waived her right to 5th amendment privilege by issuing an opening statement. she ought to stand here and answer our questions. >> so will lois lerner talk now? will the house oversight committee bring her back and grill her or is she dodging the bullet. congressman jim jordan joins us. nice to see you, sir. >> good to be with you. >> are you surprised that lois lerner retired? she's been on administrative uh paid leave since late may. >> not really. the irs is getting around to looking into disciplinary action against her. she decided instead to take

retirement. she's been getting paid about $170,000. now she goes to retirement. my guess is she gets full benefits and probably will be paid approximately $100,000 a year. she decided to take retirement instead of facing disciplinary action from the irs. >> the review board didn't find she was operating with political bias but rather was neglectful of her duties. would that be your analysis from what you know? >> not at all. i was on yur show last week and we talked about how we know the chief counsel was briefed on this a year before it went public. somebody must have told geithner or it's malpractice. this was politically motivated. we have the numbers. the vast majority of the targeted groups were conservative groups. the idea that there wasn't

political bias isn't true and doesn't stand up to the facts. >> you have the power. you can bring her back. she's either under subpoena or give her another subpoena. will that happen? it seems the fastest, easiest way. in fact, congressman goudy wanted to drop a subpoena on a lot of people early on and move faster. >> sometimes the culture in congress is we don't issue subpoenas as fast as you would like to see. that's possible. obviously that's a call of the chairman and the leadership in the house of representatives. i hope we do. but we are going to get to the bottom of this. even though the irs drags their feet, redacts the information, makes it difficult for us to get the information we need, doesn't

give us all the e-mails from lois lerner, et cetera, we'll keep pushing and get to the bottom of it. today, the day lois lesh lerner is retiring is the same day sara hall ingram was interviewed. she was lerner's boss and then moved over to move the imple men tags of the affordable care act, obamacare. we finally got her in front of the committee for a deposition today. we'll continue to dig and get to the truth. >> that was my next question. i i knew she was deposed. what did she say? >> haven't had a chance to go through the deposition, the transcript and get the answers and look at everything yet. we are schedule ling her to come in front of the committee in the near future and we'll have a chance to look at it. i can't get into details of what she did. again it's been since may since they knew about this. we finally get the lady in front of the committee staff to be deposed. i can't wait for her to be in front of the committee.

we don't have a date yet. >> if he she takes the 5th and in the event that lerner comes back and maintains her 5th amendment privilege would you recommend to the chairman and the speaker that they seek contempt of congress to put more pressure on the women simply to tell what they know? they may be innocent of anything, but at least get them to talk the to get the fact out. >> we should go as far as it takes to get to the truth and get these ladies to testify, specifically lois lerner. we went for contempt before with eric holder. we pass it to the house, go to the senate and not much happens. she should come in front of the committee and answer our questions. that's what the american people deserve. americans had their first amendment rights to sfeech targeted by the irs. she should answer our questions. >> what is the reason it takes so long -- since may? i would love to have subpoena power. i have a lot of guests i can't ordinarily get. you guys are lucky. you can demand them to show up.

what's dragging this out? >> you want the background, the information so when you bring them in front of the committee you are prepared to ask the tough questions. i don't know who said what. >> bring them back the next day. >> i get that, but the big problem m the irs takes forever to get us the documents to get to the information we need so we can ask the appropriate questions and do the appropriate pushing. >> then subpoena the irs. you can subpoena the documents. >> we went to the treasury. we have said the irs is taking such a long time to get them to us. >> i look forward to seeing it unfold. thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> now to tonight's hot button issue. should congress summon lois lerner back and if she refuses to answer questions should they hold her in contempt? yes or no.

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first the battle over funding the government and defunding obamacare. it's not the only battle. there is a big fight on the horizon. that is whether or not to raise the debt limit. allen west tweeting raising the debt limit doesn't increase debt. yeah, right. >> nice to see you. >> always a prepleasure. >> do you think the president

misspoke or we misassigned the idea that raising the debt limit isn't going the to raise the debt? >> i think the president is confused. senator barack obama said there is a failure of leadership. for the president to believe that pushing the debt ceiling out even further -- and full disclosure. i voted for the budget control back in august of 2011 because i uh saw a 70 to 75% solution. i don't think people in washington, d.c. really want to solve the debt crisis for the united states of america. when you look at the debt to gdp ratio we now owe more than we are producing. furthermore you have a federal government spending 25% of your gross domestic product. that's on the way to about 32%. >> the example is given and it's the perfect example. if you have a $5,000 limit on a credit card and you have hit the $5,000 limit and you call to get it raised to $7,000. you spend $7,000 you have

increased your debt. the whole idea, what do we expect to achieve? obviously we have to pay our bills. i recognize that but i don't see the purpose on this debt limit thing. we are going to get a bigger debt. we may have to get a bigger debt but we'll get it. >> i don't think we have to get a bigger debt. at some point in time, you have to have fiscal discipline. we can't go in the basement to make more money to prop up the household income. that's what this government is doing. when you think about the debt, the monetary policy we have an artificial economy. if the fed stops spending money and what ben bernanke is doing all of the sudden you will see

what really is happening in this economy. we are not doing things for economic growth. we are doing more for economic dependency. i hate to put it this way but sooner or later they are going to call in the debt. interest rates will go up at some point. >> it doesn't make sense that we have a hispanic caucus, tea party caucus, congressional black caucus, all different caucuses where groups have a purpose. we don't have a waste and fraud caucus. you would think because the numbers are staggering. the amount of waste in this town. >> remember what nancy pelosi said? there is nothing left. we can't cut anything else. >> that's nuts. i don't know what she's drinking or smoking, but there is so much waste and fraud. i would think it would be such a politically attractive issue to grab onto. why isn't anyone seizing this? >> because senator coburn puts out the list all the time. you remember $280 billion of duplicative programs. then washington, d.c. loses power.

if they don't have redundant jobs programs, the national parks service doing a video about islamic treatment of women what is the parks service doing? >> wouldn't you think there would be members of congress who would love to have the -- >> but then they get called extremists, anarchists, extorting people because they want to bring fiscal discipline to washington, d.c. and then washington, d.c. loses power. there is a cabal of people in this town, republicans and democrats, that want to keep the power in washington, d.c. they want to keep government spending going. >> nobody saw it in the 1980s thought it was possible we could win the cold war. after four decades of fighting president reagan said, uh why don't we just win it? the war on poverty since the 1960s and everyone has thrown in the towel. why doesn't somebody say, let's win the war? >> there is a business on keeping people dependent on government.

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this is a fox news this is a fox news alert. there is new information on the terrorists who attacked a shopping mall in kenya. pbs reporting that two or three americans and a brit were among the terrorists who carried out the mass kerr. terrorists slaughtered 60 people. one of the victims was a pregnant harvard grad who worked for the clinton foundation. for the latest in the ongoing siege ian cox joins us live from nairobi. is anything going on now or has the violence stopped? >> 5:30 in the morning, 200 meters from the shopping mall. things have definitely stopped. it's quiet. there is no emergency vehicle coming or going and the police presence compared to six hours ago is much less. >> have terrorists been captureder or killed in

connection with this rescue? >> we are expect ing a major announcement probably in the next three to four hours from now. it's very unclear. the government has been saying all along it was between 10 and 13 terrorists. as of this point they are only indicating that six have been killed. they have no indication as to where the others might be. >> why did the terrorists target this mall and what was the statement they were attempting to make if there is anything

specific? >> this mall is a mall that's pretty much every ex-pat will go to every week if not several times a week, myself included. the mall is modeled after a mall in israel. it's got several israeli restaurants. basically a symbol of the renaissance. it's a place kenyans and ex-pats come to. >> ian, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> from the terror attack in ebb kenya, the crisis in syria, a new president iran to more president obama under intense scrutiny when he address it is u.n. general assembly. former u.n. ambassador john bolden joins us. >> good evening. glad to be with you. >> the president speaks to the general assembly. what should he say and what do you expect? >> i don't really expect him the to say much new based on the

briefings the white house has given already. i think it will cover a variety of subjects. the president will obviously try to spin the debacle into something like a success. he'll the talk about the middle east peace process. and presumably have a few words to say about this terrorist attack in nairobi. you know, the briefings don't reveal what the hidden message is or the point they want to focus on that the president will reveal. i don't think he'll say anything new. >> one of the people we expect is the president of iran, rouhani, will be there. there's been discussion whether he would be meeting with the president or whether secretary kerry will meet with the foreign minister. there was a letter sent by reverend billy graham to the president of iran about the christian person held there for coming up on a year asking that he be released. it's interesting that even if religious leaders are are making

a plea to the president of iran to release this pastor. >> i understand why the reverend billy graham, jr., wants this pastor released. i think there might be grounds for optimism. i think the iranians are using a number of american prisoners they have. a former fbi agent and others as pawns, bargaining chips. in a gesture of humanitarian goodwill it may be that hassan rouhani release it is pastor in the near future. maybe he'll announce it tomorrow. that's good for the pastor. we would welcome that. the detention has been unfair. don't think it means the slightest modification in iran's 20-year-long program to get deliverable nuclear weapons. they are playing the west for suckers. hassan rouhani himself did this ten years ago.

he was iran's chief nuclear egg negotiator. it was a playbook that worked then. i think they will play it out again now. >> the text of billy graham's letter to the president of iran will be in "new york times" wednesday or thursday. a whole page. let me go to sudan, president bashir under indictment for genocide. he's sought a visa to come to united states and booked a flight and has a hotel in new york. i don't know if the visa was granted. what are your thoughts? grant the vie is a or not? >> sure. i would grant the vie is a. he's a thug, killer, murder rer. we have an agreement called the u.n. headquarters agreement that allows all kinds of oh thugs including rouhani to come to the united states to address the united nations. president bashir is nobody you want around the country.

hassan rouhani is the number two official of a state sponsor of terrorism designated as such for decades by the department of state. that means he may not explode terrorist devices but he's paying for and supplying those terrorist devices. yet he's going to address the general assembly tomorrow. our president might shake his bloodstained hand. because we are the host of the united nations we get them all. >> i have posted pictures of the kids he's tried to kill and b some successfully. i have seen his handiwork bombing christian churches. i would certainly like to talk to him. he's not going to the want to talk to me. >> just another day at the u.n. >> prime minister netanyahu is coming. what do you expect him to say? >> i think what he'll try to do is give the other side of the diplomatic offensive the iranians have undertaken. they are using the first days in office of rouhani to smile, try

to convince gullible westerners that they are moderates and they are different from mahmoud ahmadinejad and indeed they are h. they are much more savvy in p.r. terms. they are not going to change a single thing about iran's nuclear weapons program, but they will try to take advantage of president obama's weakness to buy time, to get re leaf from sanctions and continue with the nuclear weapons program. i call it the diplomatic equivalent of the p.t. barnum doctrine. there is a sucker born every minute and hassan rouhani is waiting to meet his tomorrow. >> thank you. see you tomorrow night. you will be back with us after the president speaks tomorrow. thank you, sir. >> indeed. thank you. >> coming up, is this possible? jurors who decide your fate or the poll monitors watching you may not be u.s. citizens? how can that be?

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then there are people who may have a green card or something, have legal standing. then there are people here illegally. is the state of california including in the category of people who might be able to serve on juries as people who are here illegally and as poll watchers? >> no. it only affects immigrants here legally. >> in terms of there is another aspect. i read some place else in california if you are not a citizen you could still become a lawyer and practice law and be licensed to practice in the state. is that correct? >> yes. that could affect some immigrants here illegally and were brought as a child by their parents. essentially sort of a dream act

type of situation. that was passed by i the legislature as well. >> is this bill popular among people in california or are people up in arms about having people here legally but having noncitizens serve on juries or monitor polls? >>it's divisive. it's a question of what it means to be a citizen in the country and in california. a lot of republicans opposed the bill to allow noncitizens on juries because the people making the laws are american citizens. they wonder why should we have noncitizens interpreting, implement ing the laws when they sit on juries. >> in terms of governor brown he's in favor. he signed one and he will likely sign the other, right? >> we're not sure what he would do with a jury situation. he hasn't indicated one way or the other. he holds his cards close to the chest on this.

>> we'll watch to see what the governor does. chris, thank you. >> sure. >> now to the legal panel. in san francisco, bernie grim and ted williams. bernie, first to uh you. noncitizens here legally on jury panels. >> yeah. legal permanent residents. they should have taken a poll of hispanic people in california to see how many people wanted it. they don't want to come to court. my clients who are hispanic completely distrust the court system. they continue want to be defended, be jurors. they are laborers, housewives. they don't want $15 a day when their family is starving. i talked to bosworth and it doesn't affect her at all. in federal court under the constitution you have to be a constitution. she doesn't see the jurors at

all. >> ted? >> bernie is right. legal immigrants unfortunately aren't citizens and only citizens should very well serve on juries. jurors are made of peers. these legal immigrants when they get into difficulties perhaps should have juries of their arms. >> i will rescue you and talk over you so no one hears that one. can you help ted? >> i'll make sure we're clear. >> let him keep going. he's making my argument easier . let him keep going. >>. >> the next thing is if you are charged with murder you ought to get six murderers out of the prison. go ahead. >> a jury of murderers. scott peterson would have like adjure of killers. exactly. this is a close call. this isn't easy. comes down to how you look at it. if you see voting like i see voting as a right of a citizen, depends on how you look at jury service. if it is a right it goes to citizenship.

if you see it as a duty, which i do. i get called once every two years. we spend a lot of time on jury duty here . i don't see a problem with legal residents being called. lawyers ask tough questions. we throw citizens off the jury, we'll gladly throw legal residents off if they are a bad juror. >> i haven't head the case in 1880. it talks about the jury being composed of your peers. it says people having the same legal status in society as that which he holds. >> that was the case in west virginia. a law said back then the statute said colored people can't serve on juries. thank god a well written supreme court opinion where they said the 14th amendment was created to over rule slavery and get them on juries. >> which is a different issue than here. >> the destrada decision which i have read about. it's different when you talk about these individuals and peers. i have to go back to peers. i am not saying legal immigrants should serve on juries. they do fay taxes. if they are lawful abiding citizens they should have some of the safe guards. >> it bothers me people watching polls that why we would want

people who weren't on the team. they are not citizens. they can't vote. they are just there maybe to get a job. i don't mind people getting jobs but i don't know i why voting bugs me. even serving on juries. >> i agree with you. voting, i was thinking about this. voting is the heart of citizenship. i will never agree to extend it -- >> so is juries. i don't want to pick six people of another country to judge me. i don't. >> absolutely not. >> i want my team to judge me. >> listen, i would keep stupid people off juries and we have met those. if they were good, senator people with good questions i have no problem with them on my jury. >> gentlemen, thank you. straight ahead, what does president george w. bush say about president obama's golf game? it's probably not what you are thinking. find out next.

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