miss megyn is never nebulous, and she's up next. the spin stops here. we're definitely looking out for you. i'm megyn kelly live in new york, with breaking news on a major earthquake tonight off the coast of chile. a tsunami wave has been generated. there are evacuations in coastal areas, we will go to the breaking newsdesk in moments. >> this law has made our health care system a lot better. a lot better. >> did the president take a victory lap a little too soon? we'll show you what the fact checkers found when they reviewed his claims. >> when you do descent with mainstream belief, you are ostry

sized. there are threats of murder and rain. >> a film trying to highlight the violence inflicted on muslim women. one day after a report suggestsed administration releases thousands of criminals who should have been reported, we're hearing about growing pressure on the president to do more, much more on the kelly file right now. breaking news now, this is the kelly file. an 8.0 magnitude earthquake hitting about 60 miles off the coast of chile tonight. what do we know? >> a couple updates. the earthquake has been upgraded to 8.2 which is a significant earthquake. if there's any good news, here it is. this thing was about 12 miles deep, and 60 miles off the coast of northern chile. that provides a good buffer

zone. some people say in the capital of chile, they did not feel this earthquake. they're still sending trues to try to figure out what happened. . the big concern with this earthquake is the tsunami and now noaa is telling us that there is sighting of at least a 5.8 foot wave that could be heading toward this region, that's a fairly strong wave. because these waves don't just crash on the beach like most of us realize this is a wave that sweeps inland. now we're being told in the heavily populated coastal areas, they are evacuating tens of thousands of people, telling them to get to higher ground. if you look at the region you worry about the west coast of this country. we're being told there's a tsunami watch issued up and down the west coast, from washington

state, oregon on down through california and mexico. a watch is different from a warning, a watch means we're on the lookout. what they'll do for the next several hours is look at these buoys, the pacific tsunami warning center has buoys, we will get our marching orders and warnings from there we'll keep you posted. right now they have sighted tsunami waves headed toward the northern coast of chile. >> we're in a watch situation, there's nothing for dpoeks to do other than pay attention? >> that's exactly right, pay attention. . >> all right. we're going to go back to trace as we get more updates. he's going to try to get more on the status of the watches and warnings as they come in. we'll be back to the breaking news momentarily. it's been a busy news day. fact checkers have screened president obama's new obama care

claims. president obama claimed his signature legislative achievement has skeeted expectations. >> 7.1 million americans have signed up for insurance plans through these marketplaces. 7.1. >> 7.1. but the white house is not saying how many of those people have paid for their coverage and no enrollment is complete until the first check is cashed. and then there's this. >> under this law the share of americans with insurance is up. >> is it really up? remember, 6 million people lost their coverage last fall, were issued cancellation notices. the white house also not saying how many of these signups were people kicked off of their plans thanks to this law. and then there's this.

people got the word out and our, we didn't make a hard sell. >> really? that claim is a real head scratcher, we've seen months of messages, like the infamous obama care ad feet touring a young man in his pajamas. and this parody video that went viral featuring president obama in a fake interview with zach galifianakis. it's projected to be $684 million for the advertisement. not a hard sell? i wish i could see a hard sell? >> a lot of money was spent and we have to note this is one of the best days the president's had in a long time. he could tout after an awful start, they were able to hit that initial goal of seven

million signups. the problem is going to be the fine print. you saw the president in the rose garden, he was giddy he met the initial roll. he was chastising reporters and republicans for continuing to push repeal of the law. and he said some shoutouts to people like dick durbin, nancy pelosi, saying they've stood for the law, and he suggested to them it's going to be a winner in the midterm elections, but as you suggest, the question is going to be moving forward, was this a premature victory lap. the questions that are going to be answered in the days ahead, a bigger decision day really is going to be that midterm election, not what we saw today with this initial goal. how many people have paid their premiums, we have insurance. also, can we believe the 7 million number, because you'll remember back in october and november, they were saying, oh, look, in order to get accurate numbers we have to give you monthly numbers, they're just trickling in. now they're giving us in

realtime how many people are signing up. it's an interesting change, when i asked jay carney about that today, he said it's because the technology has gotten better, the website has gotten better. we'll see. >> how can you turn around these numbers in 24 hours and tell us -- >> our systems have gotten a lot better which i think anyone can attest. >> they say the system is better. what is the net-net here, there were people who lost their plans, are they just being moved into the exchanges. how many of those people were people who lost their plans before. how many of those were people who were uninsured and now insured by this. >> that is the key point. ed, thank you. >> thank you. the goal of the law was to insure the uninsured, not to reinsure people who had insurance but got kicked off thanks to obama care. one of president obama's former top advisers suggested that those questioning these enrollment claims, they must be kind of crazy.

watch. >> i suggest that all the black helicopter crowd, people who are doubting the numbers and all that stuff, should talk to the insurance industry. because they seem to be bearing out the numbers that the government is reporting. >> but is there cause to doubt this administration when it comes to its claims about obama care? the administration has been repeatedly called up for falling short on the truth. >> if you like your doctor, you will be able to keep your doctor, period. if you like your health care plan, you will be able to keep your health care plan, period. >> that promise made represeeat, became the lie of the year. as we saw six million people receive cancellation notices and their doctors. then the washington post fact checker challenged the president pointing out he was repeatedly pumping up enrollment numbers by

counting medicaid enrollees who have to reenroll each year. and then there's the health secretary and her math challenge. >> what does success look like? >> well, i think success looks like at least 7 million people having signed up by the end of march 2014. >> first of all, 7 million was not the administration, it was a cbo congressional budget office prediction when the bill was first signed. i'm not quite sure where they got their numbers. there are numbers all over the board. >> those numbers came in part from you madam secretary and we have the video. by the way, when the administration announced last week it was extending the deadline for signups, we didn't bother to show you this. >> are you going to delay the open enrollment beyond march 31st in. >> no, sir.

>> do you anticipate more delays? >> no. >> many saying there are many reasons to question the latest numbers. >> you must be a black helicopter type if you have any doubt about these 7 million numbers. >> i can see why if they've got 7 million people signed up, which is a pretty loose standard for the reasons that you and ed have mentioned, you'd be relieved because it didn't look for a long time like the administration would even make that number. that's a number that as you showed, they announced themselves as what success would look like, i don't think it's time for the president or anybody else to be dancing in the end zone. for one thing these numbers, for reasons you pointed out are nothing to dance about, and this isn't the end zone. what will matter in the end is not only how many people sign up and pay and actually acquire insurance, but how satisfied they are with it, compared to what they had before.

there are going to be some winners. there are going to be people who have subsidies, enable them to provide insurance they couldn't previously afford. obviously there are going to be a great many millions of others who -- we've heard so much anecdotal evidence from people who talked about they lost their doctor, their hospital, they're paying higher deductibles. that is something the government did, the kind of thing that does drive voting. >> you mentioned subsidies, a lot of people were previously paying for their own insurance and happy doing just that. some of these numbers were forced on to government health. they didn't ask for and didn't want. it's one of the many questions people have about the numbers. the tone that the president struck today as he was touting his 7 million number. granted an achievement for the administration, but did he strike the right tone? >> it's sort of understandable.

i don't -- you know, i always think that when a president gets up and cites something, that for a myriad of reasons we know is only part of the story if that. that it reflects badly on the president, and it doesn't look credible and it looks sort of childish. and my sense about this is, what does this say to all the people who are sitting out there tonight who have either lost their insurance and not been able to get any under obama care or who have bought policies and had to pay for more policies and are worse than those they had before. how are they going to look at this? is this going to make them say, oh, boy, i want to vote democrat in the fall? i don't think so, megyn. >> good to see you. >> you too. new details on the earthquake and the tsunami that has been triggered when we come back. tonight an american held hostage in iran for more than a

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after an 8.2 magnitude quake hitting off the coast of chile tonight. thousands of people rushing from the coast to higher ground. u.s. officials evaluating the threat to hawaii, alaska and the west coast. you heard trace mention there was a watch underway. right now, there's no imminent danger to that area, however, they do say a tsunami has been triggered. we will update you as we get more information. one day after we told you about a report that tens of thousands of immigrant criminals have been released instead of deported, there's pressure to get immigration reform done. perhaps asking president obama toll rewrite the rules. they went to mass laying a wreath in honor of those who have died attempting to cross

the border. michael lynch is a documentary filmmaker who has covered the issue extensively. including in his film they come to america. good to see you. what we found out from this report is that ice has targeted only 195,000 of 722,000 potentially deportable criminal -- illegal immigrants and that they have sort of released nearly 68,000 criminal aliens as they're discussed in this context. 68,000? >> i like a different number. i think it hits bigger. the amount of people who are in st stay, 99.92%. almost everybody is just getting de facto amnesty. no laws are being followed through on. i look at that picture, and the hands are through the fence. what about all the people who get murdered, raped, lose their

jobs, to the illegal aliens that are in this country every year. i witnessed 9/11. at the bottom of the trade center. i know what terror looks like. i've worked with the border patrol agents. i get the e-mails from the ice officers and the border patrol guys that say we can't do our job, we're so frustrated. we're taking people in and they're being put to the curb. just saying go ahead, go, bye. this is what he's doing. what's the sense, if you cannot protect the sovereignty of your country, do you have a country? >> the thing about this report, we knew the president was doing this, it's prosecutorial discretion basically, they say they don't have enough resources to deport everybody. even among those who have committed crimes, they prioritize. murderers, rapists, they go. what we're seeing in this report

is that the numbers are really big. we're talking almost 70,000 illegal immigrants who have committed crimes in this country who are in custody being told never mind, off you go, enjoy america. >> just go. there was a car wash in phoenix, this was just in a recent report from senator sessions. there was a car wash that was raided. most were illegal aliens. they were let go. one of the ice agents tried to give a ticket for not having a license. he was reprimanded by his higherup. you know, dhs is filled with lawyers who are pro amnesty lawyers. they come from pro amnesty groups. i have said this before on the show, i have said this on many different shows. sometimes it gets overlooked, it's going to come back to bite everybody in the butt. obama care is a disaster. but it is not going to be this plan's legacy. you do not change the country

through an insurance policy. you change the country by giving amnesty to 20 million illegal aliens. it changes the workforce, it will change the voting for ever in this country. they will never have to worry about losing another election, megyn. that's not good even if you're a democrat. this country was based on having two wings, not one. everything that this president does is against the grain. it's against the law. >> well, he's under pressure now to do more as an executive, by executive action with his pen. >> he's got the big pen. >> this was one area he was not able to get through congress. and his power as a president is waning in the second term. i got to run. good to see you. a new poll questioned afghanistan and iraq vets. it's an extensive study, the first of its kind really about two kmarcommanders in chief whi they served. up next, the dramatic results and what they mean, wait until you hear what the vets have

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a powerful 8.2 magnitude earthquake has hit off of chile's northern coast. officials ordered an evacuation of coastal areas. keep in mind an 8.0 or greater is considered a great earthquake that can totally destroy communities near the epicenter. we are told that this area has been rocked by numerous quakes over the past two weeks and also

that waves measuring almost two meters or 6.5 feet already were striking cities on the coast. this season the just a wave that comes up and recedes, they're talking about a possible tsunami that could come ashore later tonight. they were saying that could be up to 6 feet. local tv images showed residents rushing inland. u.s. officials are saying they're monitoring, they see no threat to the west coast or hawaii at this point. there's a watch underway, but no threat is imminent according to our authorities, more on this as we get it. a just released poll asks iraq and afghanistan war vets if they think president obama and george w. bush made good commander in chiefs. the poll says president obama is a good commander in chief. a much greater number of military vets give a thumbs up to president bush, 65% giving him a high rating. pete is in iraq and afghanistan.

he's ceo of concerned veterans of america and a fox news contributor. what do you make of that? why would there be such a disparity? >> the general public might be surprised by those numbers, but iraq and afghanistan veterans, folks who have served in those places, look at a commander in chief and say, does this person support not only the troops but their mission. and with george w. bush, despite mistakes in iraq and afghanistan, there was never a doubt about where his heart and gut were. >> let me ask you this. his detractors would say, he got the united states into two wars and sent troops into harm's way. we had thousands of them die. barack obama took office and got them out of iraq. that's what they'd say. >> who better to respond to this question than those who were asked to fight those battles. those who are pulling the triggers and paying that

sacrifice feel like he was the commander in chief, they would want to serve under despite mistakes -- what they see in barack obama is a commander in chief who said i want to end the war in iraq, consequences be dammed. and in afghanistan, claims that was the good war, the place where we needed to double down. as we talked about in bob gates' book, it was later exposed, it was a gut check that a lot of us felt, he didn't believe in that mission from the beginning. if you're serving there, you want to know the guys sending you there has got your back to finish it properly, that was always in doubt, i think it's more a gut reflection than an indictment of the policies of either commander. >> it's amazing, they say, only 44% of the veterans believe the war in iraq was worth fighting. 50% believe that about afghanistan. 89% of the veterans said they would join the military again. it's incredible how patriotic they are and how they don't complain. the vast majority of veterans

are not bitter or warful. >> if there's one word i took away from this generation, it's resolve. they doubled down to get it done, these are folks that want a commander in chief that believes in them. 52 americans were held for 444 days. one of the iranian hostage takers is getting a big job at the united nations. what will the white house do? one of those american hostages a war vet is here. you have got to hear what he has to say about this. plus, a new twist in the effort to shut down a film that tries to highlight the violence inflicted on muslim women. (dad) well, we've been thinking about it and we're just not sure. (agent) i understand. (dad) we've never sold a house before. (agent) i'll walk you guys through every step. (dad) so if we sell, do you think we can swing it?

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back to our breaking news, a 6.2 aftershock has rattled the coast of chile. it happened about an hour ago. however, we just heard from chill a an officials saying no reports of any damage so far and no reports of any victims so far, it's still early. however, they are worried about tsunami waves later on. chilean authorities have evacuated certain coastal areas. more on this as it comes in. a film that is trying to bring attention to the so called honor violence inflicted on muslim around the world. it's called honor diaries. it's been shown a number of times on college campuses. several u.s. universities have postponed or cancelled screenings of the film. after groups like the counsel of

islamic relations complained the film is islam phobic. >> refusing to wear a head scarf, being seen talking to a man. >> these things can be deemed dishonorable. >> thousands have been detained for dressing unislamicly. this woman is pushed into a police car. >> the muslim system is really the basis of a lot of harm that is perpetuated against women. >> it's systematic, institutionalized masoginy. >> i couldn't breathep i was crying, but he used me anyway. >> the issues of forced marriages and honor abuse is a worldwide problem.

>> when you do descent from what is considered right, you are os ostracized. >> let me start with that question to you why would care want to silence this film? >> thank you for having me on the show tonight. i want to let you know one thing care is not against. we are not against talking about these serious issues. care put out a statement recently that you put on your show last night, we are against female genital mutilation, honor killings. what we do want to do is tell the public about this film, so the public can make their own informed decision about whether they want to show it, watch it or screen it. >> you object to the film being shown because you object to its content.

if you don't like the filmmaker, that's one thing. you appear to not like the content as well. >> well, that's not true. >> you had a smiley face because a university cancelled it. >> the clarion project is a well known islam phobic organization. >> here's what i'm trying to get at. your side needs to be represented. we tried that. i understand you don't like the group that made the film. the film stands or falls based on its own content. i'm asking you, what about the content in this film do you not like? >> we don't have a problem with the content of the film. there are women who participated in this film -- what i'm

disgusted by is that someone like the clarion project would take this film and use it to promote their own hate filled agenda. that's my problem with this movie. >> it's unbelievable because care is obviously protesting the content of the film. it's an indefensible position. the audience deserves to know who the council is. it's soul purpose, it was set up to be the pr arm of the muslim brotherhood. >> that is not true. that is a lie. >> that is true. >> it has connections to hamas, founded by two people who are deeply connected to hamas, the former counterism chief said that care aids international terrorism groups. care has ties to terrorism, everybody knows that, and the founders have intimately -- >> this is not true at all. >> americans can and cannot see. care acts as the speech police.

anyone who speaks publicly about islamic terrorism. and violence in the muslim world. now it's gone too far. stifling students to air this film. if care doesn't want you to see it, you should take it as a cue to go out and watch this movie. you know there's truth contained there is. and -- >> let her respond. >> thank you. many student groups grew concerned and they started conversations on their campuses. many said they want to start their own events asking domestic violence abuse in their own cities to work with muslim women. care is a domestic organization. >> no, they're not. >> we have muslims in the united states. >> no, they're not. they're a self-appointed group that claims to be a civil rights

group, it's anything but. care targets anybody who speaks publicly about the threat of islam as islam phobic. they're targeting the people in the film, shame on them for doing that. care has sued a former congressman for calling them a fund-raising arm for hezbollah. >> they're very litigious. >> we're here to talk about -- >> care has become part of the story you won't be surprised to hear, they wrote us an e-mail demanding a retraction. guess what, you're not getting it. it sounds like you're in favor of the students speaking up. i don't understand why calling attention to this problem that affects muslim women would be objectionable. as a muslim woman yourself,

don't you want this to stop? and how do we make it stop if we don't shine a light on it? >> of course i want it to stop. as i said, there are many muslim women in organizations right here in the united states that are working on this issue. they're working with my jihad. >> many muslim women are featured in the film. >> i have no problem with the women featured in this film. i ask them why they participate in this film if they knew who was funding it. >> what's wrong with the people funding the movie? because they're jus? >> i'm not saying that, the clairian project has been names as an islam phobic organization -- >> they have not received a defense. >> what qualifies as being islam phobic is raising awareness and advocating for the human rights of muslim women. that is what care is objecting to, the fact that jus produce this movie. >> i want to go, i want to tell the viewers, the university of michigan at ann arbor cancelled

the screening of this film. they're featuring a highly controversial display of abortion. celebrate abortion, but a film that tries to call attention to this situation, forget about it that's banned. that's the world we live in. thank you both. >> thank you very much. >> we're taking your thoughts. follow me on twitte twitter @megynkelly. up next, you have to see this. iran's plan to put a man behind the 1979 iran hostage crisis at the u.n. one of the men he held captive and a man who was tortured by those ho [ male announcer ] what if a small company became big business overnight? ♪ like, really big... then expanded? ♪ or their new product tanked? ♪ or not?

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dramatic video of americans blindfolded and bound during the 1979 iran hostage crisis. one of the hostage takers has been appointed by iran as its u.n. ambassador. the guy is seeking a visa to come into the united states. 52 americans were held, beaten and tortured for 444 days in tehran. our next guest was one of them. he says this appointment is a

slap in the face. chuck scott was a u.s. diplomat in the embassy during the crisis. i know you're an army veteran, then you became a diplomat, found yourself involved in this situation. they put you four months in solitary confinement, three and a half weeks of interrogation. so severe you needed spinal surgery when you were released. they tortured you, they tried to make you talk, you didn't. you see this guy come into the united states as iran's u.n. ambassad ambassador. your thoughts? >> i don't him at all. but it reminds me of the same insult as when najib was elected president and he was one of the hostage takers. it's like we're being slapped in the face again.

and it makes me cry for my country. we have been so naive in terms of understanding iran. when the iranian hostage crisis was over, and i keep in touch with people who are still in iran, the primary thesis in iran was, ha-ha, we have violated customary international law for a period of 444 days against the great satan, the united states of america. and now we have walked away from that experience with no expense to us whatsoever, in blood or in treasure. and that persists to this day. there is a reproachment between the u.s. and iran. one of the things that should have happened before that was allowed to progress at all should have been some form of apology from iran and possibly even restitution for what we

went through in iran. they still consider that a win-win situation. and for the united states of america it's disgusting in a we're considering allowing anyone who participated in this, to come to the united states in such an exhausted position as the islamic republic of iran's ambassador to the united nations. >> he was just a negotiator, just a translator and they say, typically these types of visas are granted to a imagine in his position. although it hasn't been granted yet. >> if he was a member of that group and if iran accompanied the request for him to come to the united states with some sort of apology, i may be able to bend a little bit. as long as they want us to forget the whole thing without

them ever paying any price for it whatsoever, and i don't buy that. >> you have to worry before seeing this man on u.s. territory. >> i may be up in new york one of these days. i don't know how i'll react. as a loyal american, i know i have to obey the laws of this country. just having been a part of it, he says he was a translator, and he has a reputation for being a relative moderate. there are no relative moderates in iran, they all cow tail to whatever the supreme leader says, because he basically is the dictator in iran. and i just don't see where we can justify. it's a slap in the face to the united states. in fact, it's an insult to our

government. to the obama administration that he was even nominated. in view of the hostage crisis. >> colonel, thank you for being here, thank you for your service. all the best to you. >> thank you. >> he's an unbelievable guy. he said he felt that if he broke the torture, others would also break, he felt courage is contagious. and the one thing the army never taught him was how to surrender and he didn't. up next, kirstin p

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the most political era america has gone through. almost know one knows who he is. >> that is an independent

filmmaker asking for donations to help him make a documentary on dr. kermit gaznell. he was convicted in 2013 corn victimed of the murder of three newborns. he was accused of killing many, many more. a lot of people have never heard his name. kirstin powers has been covering his case. he decided to make a documentary on it, and the site he was seeking those donations on, had some objections to the way he was characterizing the doctor's behavior? >> yes, this couple came to kick starter which is a website a lot of people have heard of. they have used kick starter in the past to raise funds, they were told if they wanted to use kick starter for this movie, who was accused of kill iing hundre of babies, they said they could

only do this if they would bab being stabbed to death which is what he did. they were essentially being asked to remove -- to make a movie about a criminal, but remove the description of the crime he committed. >> you have to wonder about the double standard. >> there's absolutely a double standard. if you look at the projects on kick starter right now, they have plenty of projects that involve rape and incest, stabbings. it was quite clear the issue here seemed to be abortion, that they said that this violated their community guidelines. there really is no explanation. i reached out to them, i tried to talk to them. they would only talk to me via e-mail, they wouldn't address

the issue, how could this be disrespectful? it's a description of what he did, he was found guilty. there is a grand jury report describing what he did there. endless information on this person. it's not even up for debate. and there are plenty of movies that are done about serial murders. why is this one out of bounds? >> it's just like this university of michigan in ann arbor, which we discussed earlier, that won't allow this film about muslim women to be shown, they're happy to have this display on abortion, that recognizes abortion as life affirming. i mean, it's like the attitude toward this issue. whatever side you're on, have you to recognize the sensitivity of the issue. >> exactly, and this is not -- this is a movie that is about an historical event. it's something, you have abc describing kermit gaznell as probably the greatest serial

killer in the history of the world. how does this not merit a movie. if we have a movie about jodi arias, how does he not merit a movie? now, kick starter did ultimately back down, but it was because they were shamed by the media, and they still are including some things in the request that are basically, theyen cat go along with it. >> it shows you what folks are up against. kirstin, thanks. ready for action?

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