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note, mornings are better with friends. ♪ ♪ >> it's time for "fox & friends." >> you know, a couple of weeks ago we were talking about how because of the winter and everything else, this was going to be -- they were referring to it as this year would be the pollen, vortex. there is going to be so much stuff in the air it is going to be hard to breathe. do we nobody impacted by that? >> myself. i know a lot of people are affected by the pollen vortex setting off asthmatic issues. i want to thank ainsley for taking over. it is important to note that you can't outwill asthma. adrian peterson also mentioned allergies. even when it comes to inhalers, you have to make sure that you're on top of

it and that you're not tougher. >> we got to breathe. >> it puts you on the shelf for a day. it's great to have you back. ainsley did a good job but she demanded $550 per hour. we're going to talk about that in the break. big developments overnight that could affect the balance of power in congress come november. >> joining us live in washington with those results of the primaries, peter doocy. good morning. what do you have for us? >> reporter: mainstream republicans and the tea party joined forces in iowa and their candidate, joni ernst easily won the g.o.p. nomination. now ernst is going to face democratic congressman bruce brailley in the contest for iowa's open senate seat. >> it is going to take all of us pulling together to unite this party and win in november. >> reporter: in

mississippi, still too close to call so the dirtiest race of the mid term so far may last another three weeks. this is the contest where chris mcdaniels were caught videotaping senator cochran's wife in a nursing home. neither cochran nor mcdaniel has 50% of the vote yet. >> this is an historic moment in this state's history. and because of your hard work, because of your dedication, we sit here tonight leading a 42-year incumbent. our fight is not over. remember, it is about the people. it's always been about the people. and there's still a handful out there that haven't been counted. >> the november matchup in montana will be last night's primary winner steve danes against the democratic primary winner jon walsh. in south dakota mike rounds facing off against rick

wyland, the democrat who is unopposed. republicans attempt to regain control of the senate. in california governor jerry brown will face republican kneel cashkari in the election for governor. >> we'll have the iowa winner joni ernst on the program live this morning, so stick around. meanwhile another fox alert for you. four minutes after the top of the hour. a live look in warsaw poland. today marks the 25th anniversary of the first democratic elections in poland. our own ed henry is there and is going to bring us any news if it breaks. meanwhile, we've got even more. >> that's right. you saw this fox news alert here. brand-new video of bowe bergdahl being handed to americans right here as you're looking at that, right toward the chopper. >> you see one of the, one of his captors, i assume,

with the white flag on a stick, retro 1770, comes out and hands over bowe bergdahl in full, i guess, rekale i can't of that -- regalia of that region. he walks into a chopper. as you see a closeup of his face, you can see, number one, he's not used to the light or it's the sand. he's having trouble negotiating as he gets on to a plane. >> this is taliban propaganda video from the taliban website. what's curious about this, and when you watch all three minutes of it, is at one point bowe bergdahl is actually seen, it looks like he's kind of laughing or joking around with some of the taliban guys. if you notice, he walked all the way from the pickup truck to the helicopter -- and there you can see it takes off. what's curious about it -- and there he is right there. he's waiting for the blackhawk to show up. what's interesting about this is there's an item in the "wall street journal" today that talks about obviously somebody at the white house was trying to

spin this story, one of the reasons we had to do the taliban trade was because he was essentially about ready to drop dead. >> that's what the administration is saying. >> yeah. today they say there was a video that came out december 2013 which showed his rapid deterioration, is what they were referring to. then you see, much to the white house dismay, you've got the taliban putting this video out that shows he is not about to drop dead, and bowe bergdahl looks okay. >> according to many, the video also showed those that were released from the taliban, those five very high-ranking officials there being released in qatar with the music being played in the background if you watch it in its entirety. >> congress is extremely upset. they are saying why did you bypass us again. the pentagon is saying why did you bypass us. the national intelligence director is saying why did you bypass us. it seems the white house is

doing it on its own where they are apologizing to the senate intelligence committee. dianne feinstein is a little perturbed. it seems the only one that was told is senator harry reid. guess who else nixed it? hillary clinton. >> in 2010 they did find out in an investigation that go bowe bergdahl did willingly walk off base. also, in order to establish him as a deserter, in quotes, they have to establish intent, which it looks like they will do. they will try to get down to the bottom of why he left the base willfully in the first place. >> because right now the military is keeping him out of view, he is at that military hospital in germany. we can't see him, although we just saw him from a couple of days ago. meanwhile, it's interesting, his team leader, bowe bergdahl's team leader was on television yesterday. and it's curious because he was talking about how shortly after bowe bergdahl went missing, a couple of

afghan kids saw an american crawling through the reeds. they saw some guy. i don't know how many americans might have been in that neighborhood, but it was probably this guy. then there was a lot of chatter on the radio where an american was looking for somebody in the taliban who could speak english. that's curious. here's his commander. >> looking for someone who spoke english so he could talk to the taliban. when we heard that, it told us, okay, he's actively seeking out the taliban following his disappearance. i.d. started going directly under the truck. they're getting perfect hits every time. their ambush was very methodical like they knew what we were going to do. obviously there is no way to prove that bergdahl was feeding them that information. at least i cannot do that. when we were attacked he knew exactly how we would react to certain things.

>> martin dempsey, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, said we're going to have a full investigation as soon as he's healthy. i actually think in many ways, whether bergdahl is a traitor or regardless of who he is, and obviously this past warrants a thorough investigation, he is listed as a deserter. the people working with him all seem to conclude that. but you can stay home and think a little bit maybe this is all political spin. the bottom line is i'm worried about the five guys that are back in the fight. we reestablished the war cabinet of the taliban. and is bowe bergdahl's life worth more than the other americans who more than likely will face their demise because of the planning of a war cabinet which once was a sitting evil government that is back intact? >> as we look at this video released a couple of days ago, this is when the five taliban guys got to qatar, that essentially is as strict a security situation as they're going to be in. they're apparently all

living now in a residential compound with their families, and the only requirement is that they stay in the country. remember, we heard the president say, you know, there's a mechanism in place so that we can keep eyes on them. that is baloney. essentially just like the southwest airlines commercial, you are now free to roam around the country, they can go anywhere they want to in qatar. is there going to be trouble? you've got to think there could be. >> most likely. look out for hillary clinton's response in this. if 2014 goes forward, she may have this to bear on her shoulders. who do you believe when it comes to the character of this man? we should get our own back. but at what cost? the families who have sacrificed lives to look for him weigh in on this. those on the ground said we were with him and we know. yet, the state department says we don't have those facts. doesn't matter. >> listen to this. unbelievable. >> according to those

[inaudible] >> some of them, there are conflicting reports out there about this. >> the guys on national television last night, his teammates were not correct? >> we don't know the fact pattern here. we don't. nobody knows exactly what happened that night. >> i think his skwaeud makes -- his squad makes the best -- >> i don't know about that yet. >> don't listen to the guys on the ground. that's what happened in benghazi; remember. >> when it comes to protecting the freedom of our nation and others, yet you disregard their account when it comes to this. >> nobody knows. the white house is out on a limb right now. the president's comments yesterday were unbelievable in saying they could go back to the fight. what can you do about it? 11 minutes now after the hour. we have a lot more to discuss and more guests coming your way on this very topic. heather, what else is breaking? >> we've got a lot of stuff going on across the country

in terms of weather. overnight affecting more than 35 million people, take a look at this incredible picture. that is a super cell that formed over holkum, kansas. and then over in the state of nebraska, some massive hail the size of baseballs pummeling the city of norfolk right there. there was also giant hail in the town of blair, nebraska. it shattered car windows at a dealership. also flooding in other parts of the mid we've. overnight a fan falls nearly 15 feet right into the bull pen at miller park in milwaukee. it happened just before the eighth inning. the twins were playing the brewers last night and then a guy from the dining area above the brewers' bull pen fell there. he didn't move for several minutes but he then regained consciousness. medics rushed him off the field in a stretcher. he is a little shaken up but he will be okay. if you need to phone a friend, don't call angela

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welcome back. senator bernie sanders is sponsoring new legislation to revamp the v.a., but some of his past comments are raising eyebrows. >> i'm chairman of the veterans committee. let me tell you some news. the veterans administration provides very high-quality health care. and you have folks out there now, koch brothers and others, who want to radically change the nature of society and even make major cuts in all of these institutions or maybe do away with them entirely. >> eyebrows raised indeed. our next guest is heading to capitol hill to voice his concerns about this scandal and talk about those comments. joining us is the c.e.o. of concerned veterans for america and a fox news contributor pete hegseth. good morning. thanks for being with us today. your goal here is -- the hearing is tomorrow. what is your goal? >> to make sure real

accountability, real reform is what is passed. a scandal happens, people's attention goes elsewhere and then washington goes to work. that is when the forces of the status quo gets to work. they say you don't want to do these major overhauls. let's kind of do it or not really do it. in bernie sanders case, the answer has always been spend more money, spend more money. once again he's proposing another big v.a. spending bill that is going to flood the system as opposeed to change a culture, which is where you hold people accountable for their actions and then give veterans other options. this isn't about dismantling a system. this is about making a system work. thankfully there's real reform legislation and there's fake reform legislation and we're going to call it out. >> right there the comments you heard from him that we just played seem to be political. service members and veterans, apolitical here. they choose to rise above that. i'm noting some political tone there with the attack on the koch brothers and those who want to revamp or change. >> he's imputing the motives of people who want

to change a system that's dysfunctional. there's a lot of people in washington saying we want to revamp the v.a. the way it is. if we spend more and hire more doctors, that is what we've been saying for decades. it is not a funding problem, not a staffing problem. it is a culture problem. there is no transparency and ultimately veterans are stuck in a system that if they need timely care they can't go to a private system as an option. we're saying present that option. these are commonsense things that in washington feel like a big threat to the bureaucracy, big threat to those who spend millions in a system to the detriment of many. >> those fighting for freedom don't have the freedom of choice when it comes to their health. >> choice is a critical aspect of this and senators burr and mccain introduced legislation that would give them the option to go to a private facility

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attack 30,000 feet in the air. nurses who happened to be on board tended to the pilot while gongel rushed to help the first officer land at omaha airport. joining us is the air force captain joining us from cleveland. good morning to you, sir. >> good morning. thanks for having me. >> what a story. you and your wife and your family are sitting in coach and you hear somebody say is there a doctor? is there a nurse? then somebody said, hey, does anybody know how to fly the plane? what was going through your head? >> steve, it was interesting to say the least. three quick calls for medical help over the p.a., and we of course felt the airplane slowing down and turning and so we knew we weren't going to denver. then i heard the call and i figured out right away that meant the pilot was the patient. i looked at my wife briefly for a second and she looked at me both having this are

we hearing this kind of moment to go. she said i think you better ring the call button. i rang the call button and made my way to the front. >> your wife said please help land the plane. you get into the cockpit and there is the copilot tending to things. she doesn't know you from adam. did she go through some quick interview process for the job? >> there was about a five-second interview. she said who are you? i said i'm a pilot. i was trying to be to the point. she said what do you fly? i said i'm an air force guy. i flew b-1's. she said have a seat. we are going to omaha. i need you to back me up on the checklist and work the radios. >> we got a picker of the lancer, the b-1 bomber you have flown in the past. that doesn't look anything like a 737. >> it doesn't but i'll tell you that once you get in airplanes, an airplane is an airplane. the controls are pretty

intuitive. things are laid out pretty well. it is not difficult to tell what's what or what you need to do. it's just like going from driving a small sedan to driving a pickup truck. the steering wheel is still a steering wheel. a throttle still a throttle. >> you were backing up the copilot. was the copilot pleatly sure about what -- completely sure about what she was to do? >> she is an absolute professional. to be clear, she did all the flying. i was only on the radios and i was only backing her up on the checklist, but she did all the flying and she kept her cool and absolutely horrific thing she must have seen to see the captain go through what he went there. she made a lot of very, very good quick decisions in a very short order of

time. the decision to turn the plane around and get to the nearest suitable airport, she couldn't have done a better job. >> you've given her credit. did the passengers on board, once they realized, wait a minute, we're landing and that guy from 23-b just helped up there. did they give you a round of applause or anything? >> after we landed and we got the captain off the airplane, we got him directly to the ambulance on the ramp, and there was some applause initially after that for the nurses. and after i went back to my seat shortly thereafter, after the emergency itself was over, we got towed to the gate. there was some scattered applause and high fives. i think a lot of people were still looking at the nurses and that's fine. >> doing the math. i hope united airlines is going to let you fly for free at least this year? >> they did offer everyone on board the equivalent of about one free air fare for a one round-trip ticket in

the u.s. they made good on it. they took excellent care of us once we got on the round. everyone got a free hotel, everyone got free, no questions asked passed on to their final destination. i received a nice thank you letter from the chief pilot at united and a phone call from the captain. he did survive and he's doing well. >> that's all good news. it ended well. a story with a happy ending. captain, you were in the right place at the right time. it's great to have you finally tell your story on tv. >> thank you so much. >> mark gongol joining us from cleveland. terrific. a stunning bombshell this morning. jackie kennedy wanted a divorce but wound up staying and was paid off to the tune of $1 million, it said. we're going to have details. it's the best prank that we have seen in a while.

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on-line. she is firing back saying she was in on the joke. what do you think about that? those are your headlines. >> yesterday we told you quarterback dan marino was joining a lawsuit to battle the nfl against concussions. today i have a different story. let's talk about backing out of the nfl lawsuit, marino said he never expected to be listed as a plaintiff. there are rumors marino was trying to secure a front office with his former team and it is not good to be suing the league. 14 others who filed the suit are continuing on. orioles slugger nelson cruz making history. he continues to be stellar at the plate. >> jacks one to the left. he can forget about that. it is gone. >> cruz knocking his league leading 21st homer of the year. he keeps up this pace, he'll get over 60 for the

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it will give you a buzz all day long unlike the other coffee that gives you a buzz for about three hours. >> i'll stick with cinnamon . one of the best leadership courses in the country, i'm talk about graduating its high school senators at a higher rate than nonmembers. but that's not new york member daniel drum for targeting his city's junior rotc program saying -- quote -- "i have concerns about the way they go about recruitment. it contributes to the war machine. i have some problems with that. i really have a problem with them being there." meaning at the school. it sends a message to kids about armed forces and their policies. what happens when they move forward with college? there are so many problems with that statement, i don't know where to start. lieutenant colonel david hahn is here with a response to those comments. colonel, first off, in what way is this politician off

base? >> well, he's off base by not understanding the statistics. about 1% of the general population serves in the military, and those who do take the jrotc program that statistic increases to 10%. that still means 90% of the students who take jrotc do not enter the military. >> all for free, the military pays for it and it puts these kids who volunteer to do it, it is an elective program, through the paces. it provides some discipline and gives them an idea that perhaps they want to go into a military lifestyle. no obligation? >> exactly. that's right. it is an elective. >> what do kids get out of it? >> they get out of it a number of things. one is the purpose of jrotc is to motivate young men and women to become better citizens. and we do that through

teaching them things like leadership, communication, citizenship, patriotism, community service. the school i teach at has over 1,200 cumulative hours of community service. >> unbelievable. here's what one student that goes to francis lewis high school said. he says this, quote, jrotc has nothing to do with war. we are being trained to be the leaders of tomorrow. he goes on. but that's the gist of what he said about what he's experiencing. however, i want to take it one step further. what is wrong if you want to join the military? what is wrong with getting a taste of this lifestyle and saying i want to go for an academy, or after i graduate or instead of graduating going into the military. it is a volunteer force. >> yes, sir, couldn't agree with you more. and there are people who go in to senior rotc and not take the program. but it gives you a taste of

discipline, structure, regimentation, which is all required if you want to make the military a career or if you don't. again, it's an elective. it's what the student wants to do with his life. >> essentially the program is so wanted throughout the program, if this politician gets his way and it is pulled out of some of these schools, there's plenty of other schools out there who will welcome this program with open arms? >> absolutely. there is a waiting list of schools in the country that want the junior rotc program in their schools and once you lose it you're probably not going to get it back. >> the last thing we need in new york city is a further lack of discipline. we welcome this. colonel, thanks so much for doing this program, talking about it and shedding some light on what exactly new york city is getting right now for free, and they could be losing also for free. thanks so much, colonel. >> you're welcome. thanks for having me on. >> coming up, the secretary

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good morning. today is wednesday, june 4. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. brand-new video sergeant bowe bergdahl being handed over to u.s. special forces by the taliban. this as we learn more about how he may have collaborated with the enemy. the breaking details overnight. the results are in from one of the busiest days in the primary calendar. the big winners and one race still too close to call. a live report straight ahead. and wait a minute. did secretary of state john kerry sleep through the president's press conference in poland? not so fast. he says it was really just a long blink. >> really was. >> we're going to report. you decide.

because wednesday mornings, always better when you're awake. >> don't nod off. >> i'm robert wagner. when i'm in new york, i always visit "fox & friends." they're terrific. >> thank you, r.j. >> that was a very successful series. i think it's canceled. >> he was also a big movie star. >> by the way, i can never say anything about john kerry. can you imagine, 'cause it's hard for us, especially on a friday night when it's like 8:00 o'clock at night after getting up at 3:00 o'clock in the morning, he has a busy schedule. you sit down in a chair, i feel bad. >> he wasn't asleep. it was a long blink. rather than why the long face, why the long blink, you'll see about that. >> he's just got to say i fell asleep. >> we have big developments that could affect the balance of power in congress come november. joining us live from washington with the results of the primary social security peter doocy. hey there, peter. >> reporter: the tea party teamed up with mainstream republicans and boosted joany

ernest, famous for ads boasting about castrating hogs. it's on to a november contest against democratic congressman bruce braillely. >> it is going to take all of us pulling together to unite this party and win in november. >> reporter: the gop primary in mississippi is still too close to call, which could mean a runoff and another three weeks of an ugly contest where supporters of challenger chris mcdaniel have been caught earlier trying to photograph the wife of six-term incumbent cochran in a nursing home. cochran on his part has been accused of taking a female aide on foreign trips funded by taxpayers. 99% of precincts are in and at this hour, chris mcdaniel has a slight lead. >> this is a historic moment in this state's history. and because of your hard work, because of your dedication, we

sit here tonight leading a 42-year incumbent. our fight is not over. remember, it is about the people. it's always been about the people and there is still a handful out there that haven't been counted. >> reporter: the race to replace retiring democratic senator johnson will be between rounds and wy land. in the garden state, jeff bell won his primary and the right to take on the incumbent, democratic senator cory booker. back to you in new york. >> peter with the postgame show. another news alert. new video released of bowe bergdahl being handed over. there you see him waiting in a pick up truck. up comes a blackhawk helicopter and then you can see at one point he's actually patted down

by the navy seals before he's allowed in. what's curious about this is despite the fact that we had heard his health was deteriorating, they didn't know if he was going to live much longer without treatment. in the video, he actually looks okay. >> he does look okay as someone who was in captivity. but we're just looking at him. think about the danger, too. even though these are special forces and it's a black hawk, you're going into an area where there is known to be stinger missiles, a lot of precautions. you have to wonder if we'll be duped again. a lot of coordination took place. >> it was their camera. >> u.s. camera? >> that's from a taliban web site. >> i understand that. but did we okay the camera? >> i don't think we had a choice. >> that's what you do when make a deal. >> there is a lot that happened that wasn't ok'd, particularly by congress. also, a ton of developments as it pertains to this case here. the military in 2010 concluded that bergdahl walked off base.

what the intent was behind that will soon be decided once he recovers in germany. they will get a chance to interview and investigate further. his team leader also said that there was an intercepted radio chatter that had a voice saying that -- indicating that bergdahl may have been seeking talks with the taliban. >> that's right. right after that, then suddenly there is an alarming number of ied attacks after he disappeared directly under trucks, perfect hits every time. possibly a coincidence, but many in the military worry that bergdahl was actually giving information to the bad guys. he was working with the enemy. >> he left his stuff behind. he left a note behind evidently he had written to his parents prior. there is a lot of evidence that he was a deserter. until they can decide his intent, they can not list him as a deserter. >> in 2012, this is the e-mail that he sent to his parents. >> this is in michael hastings' article in the rolling stone.

>> the future is too good to waste on lies and life is way too short to care for the damnation of others as well as spend helping fools with their ideas that are wrong. i have seen their ideas and i am ashamed to even be american. the horror of the self-righteous arrogance that they thrive in, it is all revolting. >> all right. so that's a little peek into his thoughts. here with his thoughts on bowe bergdahl, psychiatrist and fox news contributor, dr. keith ablow joining us today from boston. good morning to you. >> thanks for having me. >> what we know about bergdahl is growing up he was home schooled. his family, they were calvinists. we know that at one point he became involved in ballet. he was a lifter. you've looked into his background. what are you putting together? >> here is what i'm putting together. being calvinist, bag wait lifter, being home schooled, these are all good things, but what shows is again and again a

certain nare says psychic core. he wants to go on really big-minded, hearty adventures that cast him as the hero and what i think we have here is somebody who can't really serve the nation necessarily. and again, much more exploration has to conclude this. but can't serve because he's serving himself, his desire to be outsized, to be larger than life is his country. >> yeah. in his make-up -- we know that elisabeth was just talking about the e-mail that went to his parents just before he disappeared. we understand the father had been tweeting with the taliban and what not. it's curious, at one point his father told him before he went missing issues he said, obey your conscious. which kind of sounds to some as

if yeah, whatever you want to do, go ahead. >> listen, the voice that we have inside us certainly, if you want to exercise civil disobedience, if you want to pursue an agenda by putting forth ideas in our country, that's what we prize. but if pursuing your conscience means violating your oath that you take when you become a service member, then that wouldn't go in the morally correct column. it would go in the morally incorrect column. and by the way, his conscience isn't necessarily like the voice of god inside him. i see again and again in the rolling stone article and elsewhere data points that suggest that the voice coming from inside him is i need more energy. i need morrow manslaughter -- more romance and adventure. >> obey your commander, not your conscience in a situation like that. let me ask you about the

breakdown of his father. there has been a lot of eyes on him, t beard. what's your take on his dad? >> well, i think that similarly, there may be a tendency -- i haven't evaluated these people formally -- but there may be a tendency to distance one's self from institutions to diminish sort of the rule of law and to elevate the individual above all else, not because of a tested desire to oppose something through civil disobedience again or to make things better for our country, but because you don't feel part of our country. this is a tremendously psychologically disspiritting moment for our people because we've traded somebody who may not feel very american for five people who definitely don't. >> what if you're one of those soldiers who for four years on various missions to go find a guy that didn't want to be there anymore by all reports. the fact that he was a dancer

and a lifter, not a weight lifter, but he would i guess lift up and -- >> the ballerina. >> he would lift the ballerina, what does that mean? >> supposedly he was recruited by these girls to have that role. i think front and center on any stage is this guy's m.o., unless doesn't feed him, you can't give him a job unless you're going to tell him you're the star and we're going to keep you at a throttle of 12 out of ten. here is the thing, i've been saying it before, barak obama does not have the will of the american people, americanism in his soul. this swap, somebody who may not feel very american for five people who definitely don't, is symptomatic of that. it was bound to happen when you have a leader who doesn't affiliate with patriotism. >> he definitely wanted out of afghanistan and maybe it's his way of closing gitmo regardless -- >> he wants out of america, my friend.

>> all right. dr. keith ablow. >> trust me. >> with his analysis on this wednesday morning. thank you very much. >> be well. >> to keith's point talking about self-centeredness, apparently i read one report this morning that bergdahl would write, according to his platoon mates, write jason born style novels where he was main character. and he'd look out on the mountains and say, i wonder if i could walk to china from here. >> i used to write curious george. that was me as a child. what's going on, heather? >> good morning. we've got wild weather. insane weather coming in overnight affecting more than 35 million people from the rockies all the way to the midwest. take a look at this incredible picture. it is a super cell that formed over holcombe, kansas. amazing picture. then over in nebraska, massive hail the size of baseballs there pummeling the city of norfolk. and also giant hail in blair,

nebraska, too. it destroyed the siding on one house and shattered car windows at a dealership. overnight, speaking of baseball, a fan falls nearly 15 feet right in the middle of a bullpen at miller park in milwaukee. this happened just before the eighth inning. the twins were playing the brewers last night when a guy fell from the dining area above the brewers' bullpen. he didn't move for several minutes, but then he regained consciousness. medics rushed him off in a stretcher. he's apparently shaken up, but as we understand, he will be just fine. the white house reportedly considering cleveland clinic's ceo for the next secretary of the v.a. dozen grove is a doctor and a vietnam veteran and been ceo of the clinic since 2004. he would replace eric shinseki. this happening as senator bernie sanders tries to pass new legislation. captain pete hegseth was here earlier and he has some concerns with it. >> there is a lot of people in

washington sitting this saying, we just want the v.a. to be what it is and if we just spend more and hire more doctors, that's what we've been saying for decades. it's not a funding problem or staffing problem. it's a culture problem. folks are not held accountable when they fail. there is no transparency. >> hegseth will testify tomorrow on that v.a. mess. and then john kerry caught napping. remarks by poland's president apparently putting the secretary of state to sleep. look at this. this is during a news conference yesterday with president obama. he caught flak for it and he later tweeted that it wasn't really a nap. just a really long blink. resting my eyes. those are your headlines. he said that in order to get to sleep, he listens to his speeches sometimes. >> susan rice there blew his cover 'cause she ducked again. you got to nudge. don't duck. >> monica lewinsky back again? turns out she's got a lot more to say. the story straight ahead live

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here we are, a fox news alert. we understand sometime today the entire senate will get briefed by an admiration higher up about the details that went into the deal we've all been discussing that had bowe bergdahl return home and five taliban killers, essentially the cabinet of the taliban returned to qatar. >> that should take place tonight at 5:00 o'clock in washington, d.c if you're just joining us 17 minutes after the hour, this is brand-new video that was posted to a taliban propaganda web site that shows bowe bergdahl being escorted to a chopper. despite the fact we had heard he was in terrible health, he is able to walk to the chopper okay. at one point, it looks like he's

kind of laughing with the taliban. and he's not at death's door like we were told. >> he's being in germany hoping to recover before he can be further questioned to the intent to why he left the base willingly on that very day. >> you know what's interesting about the information that has come out in the past about his condition and whatnot, is the people who were going to make the decision whether or not to go along with the prisoner swap and the chopper is about to take off right there -- it looks like they've kind of been kept in the dark. >> kind of? >> there is a confidential intel file on him that apparently had been completely white washed, according to sax bee chambliss who took a look at it yesterday. >> the army did do an investigation of sergeant bergdahl and when we the intelligence committee were first apprised by the administration that there may be a potential swap of prisoners for sergeant bergdahl, i asked for a copy of his file and i

reviewed his file. they wouldn't let my staff look at it, but they would let me look at it. i can tell you the article in the "new york times" today shocked me. this note that he supposedly left that indicated that he was sympathetic to the taliban and unsympathetic to the american interest in this conflict was not included in that file. i'm very surprised by that. >> senator went on to say he's not buying the fact that this is a rush decision because of the health. >> right. looks like a white wash. moments ago, president obama wrapped up a speech in poland. today is his second day of his european trip. ed henry is there with him and joins us live right now. >> reporter: good morning. that was big speech for the president. celebrating the 25th anniversary. he had a nod to lek walesa, the father of that movement am he was trying to make a couple of

points. one being currently with what russian president putin is doing, he wants to send a signal the u.s. will be there for its allies in this region. and is going to stand up the way the u.s. stood up against the soviet union. of course, this controversy back home is overshadowing that speech. this controversy about bowe bergdahl. bottom line is the administration now having to deal with the fact you have not just republicans, but democrats like diane feinstein in washington suggesting the president may have broken the law by not fully notifying congress, letting them know about this detainee transfer. we heard the president yesterday at a news conference here in poland say his most important duty is making sure that if there is an american serviceman or woman that needs to be rescued, that they're rescued. that's the bottom line for him. >> wow. thanks a lot. ed henry over with the president in poland. we'll check in with you again. straight ahead, a congressman accused of taking bribes, facing the music now. we'll play the undercover police tapes prosecutors say will put him behind bars.

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ronald reagan. he sent this letter and a check to a little girl named lisa in 1986 to start a walkathon for the homeless. that was then. this is now. >> thanks. she is known as a divorced diva and now attorney vicky seeing -- sigler is using her skills to mop up messes on tv. >> kind of looking at this, it reminds me of all the time i spend with you. >> it reminds you of buddha. >> buddha would be very upset if he knew they were fighting. >> what do you think its value would be. >> between 10 and $15,000. >> we can't cut the buddha in half, can we? >> no. >> joining us now, the star of "untying the knot." good morning and welcome. >> thank you for having me. it's been a pleasure. >> all of this over a buddha? >> you would be shocked. it's amazing what people fight over. it's not the value. it's the sentimental value n they put the power in you to break them up in a way which is not going to make them broke.

>> right. this is a whole new way about looking at divorced couples. if i can't get to them with a premarital planner to teach them to stay happily married, i want to save them hundreds of thousands of dollars in divorce court and do it amicable. they can divorce with dignity, that's with i'm trying to show. there is emotion, high emotion between the couples 'cause love was once there. now it's hatred. my parents got divorced when i was 12 and it made me know that the trajectory of my career would be getting to a divorce attorney's role, helping children, helping litigants and this has always been my life's mission. so i breathe this topic. >> is the goal of you as the mediator, and we just saw the clip where you go into the home of the people who it looks like they're heading for a break up and you try mediate, is the goal to save the marriage or just save them money in splitting things up? >> both, because everybody has a different circumstance and situation. if i sense there is still love

there, i'm going to try to get them to reconcile if they both agree. if not, which is most of the time, it's when are the assets? what's the emotional reason they're breaking up? who is going to get what? how do i get to where they're both unhappy. >> the break is lo are right next to each other. >> right. they're neighbors. they're so close to each other. you walk down the aisle and plan this wedding, you love, you're intimate. and all of a sudden, you hate each other and in a room with me saying horrible things about each other. i try figure out what's going on in the emotional psyche and then i can figure out who gets what. >> it's usually the woman's fault, you were saying? i'm only kidding. >> it's two against two here. >> let's go through some of the tips you came up with. number one, get a prenup agreement. you're pro-prenup. >> absolutely. i think it's important to get emotionally financially naked before you get married. figure out what assets you have. what are i couldn't going to do? talk about important things. >> sometimes you bring up a

prenup and that's the end of the wedding. >> can be. it's not a precursor to the end. i say it's unromantic, necessary, but you may want to leave me one day. would you want me to take all of your assets? no. so let's talk about that. >> you said get naked financially. >> yes. yes. everyone needs to know. first of all, do you have a bad credit score? we're not going to be able to get a mortgage? do you have a corvette account? do i have a which chanel account? >> or debt? >> right. how do we divide the debt. >> right. and also you say you should focus on keeping the flame alive. >> we all agree on that. >> pro-flame. >> where is our lighters? >> one of the things i like -- it makes sense that you're on bravo where they got those realty shows. i like the fact you don't involve the children in custody because that's cold blooded. >> absolutely. i'm not a psychiatrist. that's what we leave to the

experts. but my three-step process is a consultation going to their homes to see what they have and what's going on emotionally. two, my appraisers come and value the specific assets. so i know if i'm going you the buddha and i'm giving you the bentley, i know what the values are. >> i'll take the bentley. >> i'm sure. you don't want the buddha, do you? >> no. i got so many. >> my third step is mediation where i come down with a recommendation and i ask if they both can live with it. if they can't come down with my recommendation and agree, then they can fight in divorce court, both get lawyers, spend hundreds of thousands of dollars that they could keep in their own pockets, which is never a good thing for anybody. >> sounds like a good show. sadly, there is one out of every two marriages. >> that's first time. second time is about 60%. we need to help this epidemic. >> vicky has been here as a guest. >> for eight years. it's a pleasure to be here finally for my own show. >> you're a spin off from our show. >> thank you. you thought you heard the

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sometimes baseball can be dangerous, but not usually for reporters. this reporter was sitting at the press box writing a story when a foul ball smashed his laptop. he was just about to send the story when it happened. he tweeted out this photo of the busted computer. luckily someone else let him borrow theirs so he could submit the story. >> that's a crash. >> it is a crash. i wonder if he had to write the whole story over again. >> maybe, yeah. but at least he has the other guys to look left and right to to say what happened? >> other breaking news? >> that's right. one of country music's big stars just made an emergency landing. the details on that straight ahead as they break. and how much will this bergdahl prisoner swap hurt america? sickening to hear that. those terrorists already enjoying more freedom than an

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pressure, forcing the pilot to land. she was on board at the time. thankfully we can report everybody is okay. and you can say so long to harrison ford as indiana jones. >> this is the second time i've had to reclaim my property from you. it belongs in a museum! >> so do you! >> well, twilight star robert pattinson reportedly taking over the role that ford played in a revamped series. so long, solo. brian, over to you and jack. >> all right. 15 minutes before the top of the hour. >> allah akbar! >> my favorite song as well. the video of the five detainees released having a happy reunion. new reports say they are already free to move about qatar. maybe the president missed those terrorists could very well go back to fighting against america and go back to terror. so now what are our options as

far as tracking them down? did we make a good deal? jack devine ran a task force in the c.i.a. he has brand-new book that chronicles his years in the c.i.a. welcome. >> thank you. >> you're no strange tore this region. you, along with bob gates and others, were the ones who destabilized the soviet when is they were in afghanistan, right? >> well, i think we played a big part for sure. i think the struggle in afghanistan was one of the major contributors to the fall of the soviet union. so yes. >> give us an idea, if not specifically, roughly, what five higher ups in the taliban now rereleased into that region can do. >> i think the problem in their case is they're not foot soldiers. foot soldiers if they return can bel=r

would you have recommended the deal? 'cause the c.i.a. evidently wasn't consulted. >> the key point to the deal to me is can you guarantee that they're not going back to afghanistan? i would add to that that you can keep them under sufficient surveillance in qatar that they are not carrying out operations and directing operations from qatar. so we will know in our rearview mirror whether the deal has an addendum that provides enough confidence that that can be done. i will tell you that maintaining surveillance over anybody, even f.b.i. in new york city, you can

lose people with even a massive amount of surveillance. >> i believe they're only in qatar a year. and the president admitted they're likely to go back. >> well, i would hope there is an addendum to the year as well. they really can't go back. whether or not qatar releases them at the end of the year, one way or the other, in fact, the title of the book "good hunting" is about making sure we know how it track down people so they don't cause harm to us. >> here is leon panetta talk being the newly released prisoners. >> i think the real test is going to be the conditions that are established on those that are going there and to make sure those conditions are tough and ensure that there is tight security and that they do not return to the battlefield. >> so in your book, which is the story of your career and some of the big guys you've gotten, you chronicle the different ways do you it. this is one of your skills. how do you do it?

how do you keep an eye on these guys? >> i think first of all, you need the cooperation particularly in the terrorism area. you also need the cooperation of the locals. you have to have a robust relationship with them. they have to have robust capabilities. they have to be well-trained. they have to have intelligence. they have to have the capabilities. that's not always possible because sometimes you're in hostile environments where the government is collaborating witn the target you're interested in. >> they play both sides. >> there is a number of countries that fit that category. so yes, you work with those countries where they play both sides. you get as much out of them. but you keep an eye on them through your own capabilities. independently, you know, we've seen a lot from snowden and others about nsa's capabilities. and they're impressive to track people. our own capabilities on the ground and independent sources. but you have to have the plumbing laid in. it varies from place to place. >> you talk about how to do that with the plumbing, what exactly

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i didn't know i was breaking the law. >> you were just trying to save up to buy? >> a car. >> saving enough to buy a car one day. mom, i see you smiling now. but it's been a frustrating bit of time for you. this cupcake bill that went forward originally was met with some resistance. but then you rewrote it and it passed. your reaction has to be a fun one. >> oh, we are so excited. when we originally wrote the bill, we were kind of reaching for the moon. and that is actually the bill that ended up passing. so we couldn't be happier with it. >> khloe, now that you know you can continue to make cupcakes and it's a victory for any small business there who is making something in their homes under $1,000, i believe, how do you feel, 'cause you're kind of paving the road for other entrepreneurs like yourself. >> yeah. i'm happy that it passed 'cause now i get to bake again. >> and i hear that someone very

special will be showing up at your home to actually sign the bill. who is that? >> the governor. >> the governor is going to come to your home when? >> on tuesday. >> you going to make him a cupcake? >> yeah. a lot of cupcakes. >> your business is going to have a new name. what will that be? >> khloe's cupcake kitchen. >> okay. i see bright future for you here in business and in cupcakes, one sweet victory for you both, khloe and heather. congratulations. >> thank you. >> that's just good news there. i'm going to order one. coming up -- steve once one, too. there are huge developments overnight and how it will affect midterm elections. you're going to find out next. joni ernst won the republican nomination. her victory could change the balance of power in congress.

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good morning. today is wednesday, june 4. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. fox news alert. brand-new video of sergeant bowe bergdahl being handed over to u.s. special forces by the taliban. this as we learn more about how he may have collaborated with the enemy. those breaking details this morning. and the primary results are in on this wednesday morning and landslide victory in iowa for

republican joany, a race that could change the face of power in washington, d.c she joins us for her first and only interview fresh off her victory in a matter of moments. if there is a million dollars on the line and you need to phone a friend, don't put a politician on your list. the who wants to be a millionaire disaster that you have to see. #morningsarebetterwithfriends. watch our floating pictures. >> hi, this is brooklyn decker and you are watching "fox & friends". >> we had brooklyn decker's cousin on, didn't we? >> yes. >> two days ago, who has a two-year-old who is an incredible burgeoning genius/gymnast/cheerleader. >> she really is. flips up on the hand by her dad. >> that was great video. we've got a fox news alert. brand-new video of bowe bergdahl

being handed over to the americans. you can see him waiting for a couple of minutes in a pick up truck and then up comes a blackhawk helicopter. as soon as the navy seals hop out and take custody, they pat him down, make sure he's not wearing a belt bomb or anything like that. it's curious, despite the fact we were told the reason we had to do this prisoner swap five for one was because he was about to drop dead, rapid deterioration of his condition. yet he looks pretty good. it's interesting as well, the associated press hired a translator and at one point the taliban told bergdahl as they were laughing, don't come back to afghanistan. you won't make it out alive next time. >> yeah. and also notice that he's dressed in the garb indigenous to the afghannies. not the military garb from the military. >> he will walk off the base.

to be confirm whether or not officially he is a deserter, though many from his own platoon do feel that is the case. his team leader noted with recent update that there was intercepted radio chatter saying that bergdahl actually sought talks with the taliban. >> yeah. he was looking for somebody in the taliban who could speak english and shortly after he went missing, an alarming number of ied attacks, after he disappeared directly under trucks, perfect hits every time. possible that it was a coincidence, but there is worry that bergdahl was collaborating with the enemy. >> in terms of communication, it has never been worse between the administration and congress. in fact, democrats who control the senate, chairman of the intelligence committee, senator feinstein was not even told about this swap that it was imminent. there was talk this could happen. congress said bad idea. we can't support it, including the former secretary of defense

and james clapper who is directer of national intelligence said i can't support this at all. it doesn't seem as though they were informed at all. in fact, yesterday anthony blinken informs senator feinstein and apologized for not telling her in advance. i don't know if that cuts it for you. it wouldn't for me. so today at 5:00 o'clock, there is going to be a high ranking administration official going to senate and is going to be addressing the entire senate with any questions they might have. that will not go smoothly, i have a hunch. >> what also hasn't gone smoothly is the reaction to this trade. one of which may have numerous consequences as it pertains to our safety as a nation, releasing these five high level dangerous taliban officials out there right now. the white house may have played the wrong card thinking that there would be euphoria upon hearing this, that it was not a solemn moment that it is. of course as a parent, you want your child to be home, but this trade has a lot of people up in

arms and ralph peters, colonel last night actually spoke about how this was an intended moment of victory publicly. but has not been received as such. >> i really believe that team obama thought that bringing bowe bergdahl home at any price was going to result in a repetition of the celebrations when it was announced that we got osama bin laden, that there would be frat boys from university in washington jumping up and down in front of the white house. they totally misread the american public and deeply misread our military. >> we should point out that the chairman of the joint chiefs, martin dempsey said it's premature to say whether or not bergdahl will face charges, but as soon as they can talk to him, they will. there is a possibility he could face the music, ultimately the firing squad, but probably unlikely. >> yeah. the main thing is i think concerns a lot of people most, especially if you're one of the 25,000 still in afghanistan, the

the -- is these guys know the region. they were part of a government. they may be evil, but they're not stupid. they know how to put together systems and reconfigure. they can actually reestablish themselves and what about the next american to lose their lives? are their lives more important than bowe bergdahl? i guess their lives are not. >> they question his intent, yet they know the intent very well. they know the intent of those that were released here and what their aims may be and those percentages, which exist of those who were in guantanamo bay who then go out and continue violence against freedom. >> that's right. now let's switch gears. joany ernst had a landslide victory in iowa in her primary. 66% of the vote for the republican nomination for u.s. senate. her win could change the balance of power in washington, d.c. >> joining us now for her first interview, joany ernst. good morning. >> good morning, elisabeth. how are you?

>> we are great. thank you for being here. your reaction to all this great news here and your challenge ahead of you is what? >> well, we have got a long road ahead of us, but we had a great primary victory last night. we're going to continue the momentum. we're getting started first thing this morning touring with the governor, the lieutenant governor, awful our great -- all of our great republican nominees. we're going to take iowa by storm. >> congratulations. a lot of people got a look at you with a tv commercial that everybody's ears pricked up. we're going to play a piece of it. here she is. >> i'm joan earnsist. >> who put castrating in your spot? whose idea was that? >> well, it's a line that i had used in a debate last fall and

we got such a great response from the audience that we thought, you know, this is a great way to connect with iowa voters. so we ran it as our first tv ad. >> sure. congratulations. it obviously worked. so we know about your background with hogs. you also did a commercial at a shooting range. tell us a little bit about yourself for the vast viewing audience who has not seen the ads. >> well, thank you, steve. i did grow up on a southwest iowa farm, went to school in iowa state. participated in an agricultural exchange to the soviet union. saw how they lived over there. when i returned to the united states, i decided the way i can give back is to serve my country. so i did join army rotc, was commissioned as an officer after college, and now serve in the iowa army national guard and the iowa state senate. >> so if you were in there as a senator right now and you were going to get briefed tonight at

5:00 o'clock, what question would you have for the obama administration about the prisoner swap that we're all talking about today? >> i would ask how this happened. i have very serious concerns about how we put ourselves as a nation in this situation. >> as a military person, do you understand the sentiment, we can't leave any man behind? >> i do. i am relieved that we have a soldier that has been returned into u.s. hands. however, again, i do have very serious concerns about the precedence this sets. >> what is your note to the administration here as it pertains to the v.a.? >> the v.a., we have to start all over. top down. let's reform the v.a. our veterans have fought very hard for us and as a service woman who has served overseas in a time of war, i know the sacrifices our men and women face every day. we need to care for them as well as they have cared for us. we have got to do something

immediately. >> yeah. for people looking in, you look at washington, d.c., the house passes a bunch of stuff, it goes over and lands on harry reid's desk. nothing ever happens. it's all gridlocked up. if you are elected, u.s. senator from the great state of iowa, what legislation would you like to personally go ahead and shepherd through congress to change the way america works? >> well, i think absolutely we have to have a balanced budget amendment. i would work very hard for that. we can't spend more than we take in. just the way i learned growing up in southwest iowa, you can't spend more than you have. so we really do need to focus on a balanced budget amendment. let's live within our means. let's make this happen. >> all right. big step in that direction last night. congratulations and thank you very much. >> right. thank you so much. great to be with you. >> the fun starts. it's going to be a very hot summer over there and a tough

election. the minutes after the hour. heather, you have more election results in for us. >> that's right. speak of a hot race, we are watching a race in mississippi. the gop senate race between six-term incouple bents cochran and state senator chris mcdaniel is still too close to call at this hour and that could mean a runoff and another three weeks of what has been a really ugly contest so far. supporters of challenger mcdaniel were caught videotaping cochran's wife who is bedridden in a nursing home. despite that, chris mcdaniel still has a slight lead. listen to this. >> a historic moment in this state's history. >> and because of your hard work, because of your dedication, we sit here tonight leading a 42-year incumbent. >> our fight is not over. >> remember, it is about the people. it's always been about the people and there is still a handful out there that haven't

been counted. >> just a handful. if neither gets 50% of the vote, a runoff will be scheduled for june 24. we will watch that race. insane weather overnight. dozens of reported twisters tearing through the midwest and take a look at this. >> 911, that's a gas station! >> whoa! >> wow. look at that. that tornado ripping the roof right off a gas station. that in a missouri valley in iowa. then over in nebraska, there was massive hail the size of baseballs there. it pummeled norfolk and take a look back at the back window of this police car you're about to see. completely shattered from that hail. flooding in the midwest as well. another story to tell you about. sheriff in southern oregon is in stable condition after balloting the surf for 45 minutes in 50-degree water. this off the coast of portland to rescue a 14-year-old boy. you can see them right there.

the teen-ager was taken by strong rip current in the surf before deputy brown was able to pull him out. both are expected to recover. thank goodness for that. if you need to phone a friend, you don't want to call angela merkel. one of the chancellor's political allies was a contestants on a german version of the show "who wants to be a millionaire." when the show called her as their life line, they got her voice mail twice. she later apologized for it, saying she was too busy to pick up the phone. she's got a lot to do. the friend was still able to take home $170,000. how about that? those are your headlines. got a life line out there? one person you would call? >> yes, i think they'd pick up. >> you hope. >> i would hope. >> the most popular person in germany, david hasselhoff. that's someone i would call. >> you would. >> it would be great if he's upright.

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in exchange, the united states agreed to release five terrorists higher ups in the taliban. one of which interacted with bin laden and maybe cut the deal to bring al-qaeda to afghanistan. our next guest was deployed in afghanistan with bowe bergdahl and joining us retired army specialist josh pull -- fuller. he's joining us live and just retired and remembers serving with bowe bergdahl. i have to ask you what your thoughts are about seeing the sergeant get op the blackhawk? >> i have not seen that video yet, sir. >> okay. we're showing it right now. i guess you don't have a monitor. we're showing, he seems to be pretty steady. he gets on the chopper, leaves in garb indigenous to the region and flies away. it does not look upon first blush, that his life was in imminent danger as if he was not healthy. >> yeah. he probably wasn't.

>> what are i your thoughts? when did you first meet him? >> back in 2008 at fort richardson. >> that was in alaska? >> yes, sir. >> and what was it like? what's he like? >> very much to himself and kept to himself and didn't really hang out with too many other people. >> so you get deployed into afghanistan and your thoughts about the day he left or the day he went missing and what you did after. >> can you repeat that? my thoughts on that? >> yeah. can you bring us back to that time? >> yeah. i was in the 509th and he was in the 051st and he was at a different outpost than i was. but the sentiment that everybody knew was that he walked off the base in the middle of the night, left all of his gear there and went -- just walked off the post. so we had all known that it

was -- that he had deserted his post and there was never anything about him getting captured or a p.o.w. until a little while later whenever it came down from the chain of command that we needed to keep quiet about it, not say anything and that we're going with the narrative that he was captured. >> wow. so they basically told you not to tell the truth? >> yes, sir. >> wow. and then we understand, according to one report, that attacks picked up right after he disappeared, were remarkably accurate on the base. did you actually experience the same thing? >> yes,yes, sir. and that was one of the tell tale signs for me is that whenever he went and walked off the base, only stuff that we know that we train for, that the spots that we know on vehicles, how our movements are and stuff like that, they were getting hit very precisely and the ambushes

we used, certain tactics that we use, the taliban was picking up on those things, so the haqqani network started using those same things as well. they were very precise and very accurate. you could tell it was from somebody on the inside that had that info. >> i think we're all drawing conclusions in the studio and at home from what you're saying. i want you to hear what the state department spokesman said and i want to get your reaction. listen. >> all this time, five years to determine whether he was a deserter or not. >> he's been in captivity. i think he's probably the person who knows best what happened on that night. >> well, i think that his squad mates have the best indication. >> i don't think that's the case. >> they don't think that's the case. your reaction? >> it was a little hard for me to hear, but was that the video from the state department saying that -- >> yes. >> that's completely false. i don't agree with that at all. >> just unbelievable that everyone is saying we don't know the facts when people were there

know the facts and were just told to not go with the facts. specialist josh fuller, thanks for your service and insight. take care. >> thank you, sir. coming up next, on a different note, rob rigell served in the marines and now making comedy for all of us when laquinta.com sends him a ready for you alert the second his room is ready, ya know what salesman alan ames becomes? i think the numbers speak for themselves. i'm sold! a "selling machine!" ready for you alert, only at lq.com. i wasn't sure what to expect at the meetings. but i really love going. i do! it reminds me we don't have to do this alone. it's so much better to have some backup and to do it together because we all face similar challenges.

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a hearing was cut short last week when he fired his lawyer for allegedly asking him to lie about the number of times he had been in tijuana. we'll keep you posted. 25 minutes after the top of the hour. our next guest has been cracking us up on various thing. watch. >> there you go. i like the intensity. eye of the tiger. good. you're going 50,000. don't be afraid to ride it. >> we love it. he's live and back in theaters this month. good news, the second jump street installment 22 jump street is coming your way and rob rigell is coming our way. good morning. >> good morning. >> 22 jump street across the street, next door? >> pretty much. right across the street, yeah.

>> wow. so you're going to be taping right around this area? didn't they shoot that around this area? >> that was in l.a. >> no, we shot in new orleans. >> if you ever think of moving here, you can have lunch in our commissary. >> thank you. >> fox commissary is the best. >> i just got heckled by the control room. they turn on me again. all right. so you're a funny guy. not many people understand that you learned a lot of your humor in the marines? >> yeah. some of it was honed there, you might say. i didn't learn it there. they don't have a comedy course in the marines. no, they don't. yeah. there is definitely a lot of funny people there. >> why did you join? >> i joined 'cause i wanted to serve. i want to serve my country. i also had my pilot's license

and i got a guaranteed flight contract. >> showing the picture of you right there. >> that was in kosovo on a hillside in kosovo. i slept right there that night. see you can camp outside. >> now, that's game face. >> s that a game face. well, it was a testy area. you had to have your game face on. >> we appreciate your service there. retired just this past year? >> yes. >> and when you think about yourself and other veterans, is it that funny when it comes to the v.a., what's your message there? >> look, the v.a. being broken is not really a secret, unfortunately. we've known about it for a long time. it's been going on for a long time. we need to fix it. you can get in and debate and point fingers, you can blame, blame, blame all day. none of that matters. solve the problem. >> is it freedom of choice to have what kind of health care you want privately?

>> yeah. i mean, look, when you have a big bureaucratic bomb, some things are not going to go well. but again, i don't want to get into a finger pointing thing. i just want it fixed. >> absolutely. it's been red tape for years and we know about that. so let's see if they take the opportunity to fix it. speak of fixing things, craftsman, the people from sears, have teamed up with you -- >> that was a nice segueway. >> i love what you're doing regarding dads and traditions and bacon flavored wrapping paper. >> there you go. father's day is coming up and craftsman is doing this promotion, this event. it's going to be fun. kind of like a man camp. they're calling it makecation. it's a four-day camp where you can win a chance to go. you can also buy a ticket for a loved one to go. send your father -- >> it's a place? >> yeah. >> is it your local sears? >> it's a camp at arrowhead lake

in california. it's going to be a four-day event. ing that bring in experts and teach you everything about being a man of the i've got a couple man skills, but not a lot. like my dad could really build a house -- he's like mcgyver. >> what with you do? >> nothing really! i screw up the grill. they have people to teach you how to grill properly. you can make your own whiskey making. >> i want to go, how do i go? >> go to craftsmanmancation.com or buy it outright. buy a ticket to go. >> are you back with nfl? >> i am. and i'll be there. >> 'cause i actually want to go and learn myself. i will be back on fox pregame nfl this year. >> busy year. we'll look forward to "22 jump street." >> coming on next week. and "dumb and dumber 2" also. >> he's a busy guy. thank you very much.

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us the number one cable morning news show for what, 15 years, something like that. all thanks to you. you get up in the morning, you get your remote, you turn it over to us and you throw the remote away until after greta is done. >> of course, our late night shows really never take any excerpts from our show. so we don't even know what that's like to be the subject of jokes from our networks. never happens. >> all right. 25 minutes now before the top of the hour. it has been a very, very busy news day for heather and you start with another fox news alert. >> yes. this is a fox news alert. listen to this one coming from overseas. the mayor of venice, italy, has been arrested along with 30 others in a sweeping corruption investigation there. this investigation is related to the construction of these underwater barriers. those are intended to protect the city from flooding. the mayor was being investigated for corruption, extortion and also money laundering. he's accused of taking a series

of bribes. his lawyer calls the charges, quote, hardly credible. interesting. back here at home, talk about law and disorder, a judge tells a public defender, let's take it outside. this happened in florida. the judge, john murphy, and an attorney were argue being a case when things got really ugly. take a look at this. >> if you want to fight, let's go out back and i'll just (bleep). >> that was the judge right there. if you want to fight. then the men walked into the hallway and the judge grabbed the attorney and punched him in the head. that judge is now on a leave of absence. what a story. then listen to this. she wanted a divorce, but stayed with jfk for $1 million. these new allegations have been revealed in a new biography. the book is called "jacqueline kennedy onassis."

it claims she told her mother three years after her wedding she wanted a divorce. she was fed up with his womanizing. her father-in-law allegedly convinced her to stay in the marriage by giving her $1 million. it said in the book the straw that broke the camel's back and caused her to want that divorce, marilyn monroe's birthday serenade. attention, passengers. is there a pilot on board? the pilot of a united airlines plane with 150 people on board had some sort of cardiac problems 30,000 feet in the air. the flight attendant came over this plane's loud speaker system and asked if there was a nurse and a pilot on board. air force captain luckily was on that plane with his family headed to vacation. he jumped into action and here is the play by play he gave us earlier on "fox & friends." listen to this. >> she said who are you? i said i'm a pilot and i was trying to be to the point. she said, what do you fly?

i said i'm an air force guy. she said come in attention, we're going to omaha. i need you to work the radios. >> they sure did it together. it had 150 people on board and landed safely and that pilot survived. it was a terrific interview earlier today from steve doocy. now let's head over to brian. thank you very much. overnight a fan falls nearly 15 feet into the bullpen. why does this keep happening? this at miller park in milwaukee before the 8th inning. this man falls from the dining area above the brewers' bullpen. by the way, don't lean out the t-shirts when the guy shoots them out of the gun. that doesn't work out either. he did not move for several minutes, but then regained consciousness. he was shaken up but just okay. dan marino says i don't want in on this lawsuit against the

nfl. he said he authorized the claim to be filed on his behalf last year, but never expected to be listed as a plaintiff. he also must have gotten a lot of blow back yesterday. there is rumors he wants to go into the front office. they offered him that gm job, but he wanted to stay with broadcasting. that doesn't stop 14 other players from keeping their names on the lawsuit. somebody caught sleeping on the job. this person has a really important job. >> the score board operator. >> he's fired. i'm sorry, pal. >> that's why you get electronic score boards. so much from nostalgia. the cubs score board operator caught napping. not much scoring. the cubs go on to win 2-1. >> you want a robot to do that job? that's been a tradition out there. >> i know, but it's exhausting evidently. >> maybe he was just taking a little longer blink, like john kerry. >> yeah.

>> maybe it was dime beer day. >> if you work there, you can't take part in that. >> 7th inning stretch. >> i'm not suggesting he was drinking. meanwhile, 21 minutes before the top of the hour. >> imagine starting your morning with caffeine and marijuana buzz in the same cup of coffee. it's already popping up on breakfast tables. we'll tell you what's better than quisp. california chrome just worked out, so he is in triple crown shape. we think perhaps he is. the jockey joins us live from the track. >> the jockey on the horse that could win the triple crown on our show? >> you got it, the favorite coming in. ♪ ♪ the lowest price

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it's 15 minutes to the top of the hour. stories here making headlines. drug smugglers are getting creative. they just cloned a government car to bring pot across the border. take a look at this. agents in tucson, arizona, found the truck with the fake u.s. fish and wildlife service decal. inside? more than $1.6 million of marijuana. and talk about a real buzz. marijuana coffee is about to make its debut in washington state next month. the coffee is called regal mount. it will have 20-milligrams of thc in it. you can get your buzz. >> let's hope that doesn't get

too popular. america's horse, the winner of the kentucky derby, california chrome set to race again this weekend. will the man on his back be able to beat his not so great belmont record to lead chrome to victory? >> right now joining us live from belmont is jockey victor espy -- espin. >> a. he has an older brother that's a jockey. in 2002, victim aror was also racing for the triple crown. did not go so well. this time he feels as though that experience and his experience and this horse will combine to get that triple crown. >> he has been riding since 1993. he's 42 years old now. he's won more than 3,100 races. and he joins us live right now from belmont park. good morning to you, victor. >> good morning, guys. thanks for having me.

>> you bet. we're all nervous. we would all love to see a triple crown winner with california chrome. how nervous are you? >> not right now. i'm pretty calm right now. i'm sure i will get a little nervous before the race. but right now, no. still waiting for the draw and see how many horses are going to be in the race and probably after that i might be a little bit. >> might be. >> there was some controversy over the nasal strips, nose strips that were worn the last go around. will california chrome be wearing them? will you be wearing them? >> what did you say? >> the nose strips that were controversial the last time. will you and california wear them? >> i know, right? it was pretty crazy. i'm glad that i proved that nose strip -- as a matter of fact, i'm going to wear one, too. >> good. >> i want to see the difference. i never wear one before, but at this time, i'm going to wear

one. i'll see how is it different wearing with that nose strip -- >> if it means anything, we're going to wear them at home as well. just to see how it does feel. victor, first off, in 2002 you were racing at bell month for the triple crown, it didn't go so well. what did you learn from that and from your past races at belmont that will help you on the race day? >> well, i probably learned a little bit more, it has to be whatever happens, happens. i was out of the race at that point. it's different this year because i have a different horse. the other one was a little crazy, he has to go his way and it was the front runner. california chrome is different. he likes to run front and behind any direction. i have few more tools with california chrome. if i had to use it on the race, they're there for me.

it definitely is different. and other things that i learned from 2002, it helped me a lot and i'm ready this time. >> yeah. not only is he a great horse, but what a great story. when you tell people the story about how bought for a couple thousand bucks and now here he is on the verge of perhaps winning the triple crown, it sounds like a movie of the week. >> right? yeah. this horse is the star, american horse. everybody knows who is california chrome. anywhere that i go, they know -- they ask me, are you the jockey for california chrome? and i guess it's an amazing thing. i've done a lot of things for the racing and it's great. it's great. >> congratulations. >> i know you want to win, obviously. but what do you think the chances of you actually pulling this off? no one has done it since 1978. >> it's not easy, but i'm ready. i'm ready for it.

i'm ready to dot best i can and ready -- >> good luck. >> thanks. for me the most important thing is let him run his race for california chrome. if it's good enough, then we've got it done. if not, then nothing i can do. but the most important thing for me, i want to let him run his race. >> we will certainly be standing by on that. as brian said, we'll have our nose tape on for you and california chrome. we wish you well. >> thank you. >> thank you for having me. >> have a great weekend. it's 11 minutes before the top of the hour. last week the president said terrorism is our most direct threat. so does it make sense to release your enemy five of them when you're still at war with them? peter johnson, jr. on that coming up next. first let's check in with martha mccallum. i want to find out what she's done with her show. >> we got a good show coming up. good morning. we will speak with the soldier who was bowe bergdahl's team leader in his group.

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fox news alert. brand-new video released by the taliban showing them turning over soldier bowe bergdahl after five years in captivity. in the exchange, the u.s. agreed to release five of the worst of the worst terrorists from gitmo, a swap that even the president admits might pose a risk to us in the future. >> for the foreseeable future, the most direct threat to america at home and abroad remains terrorism. is there the possibility of some of them trying to return to

activities that are detrimental to us? absolutely. >> peter johnson, jr. joins us live. >> a week apart. how do those statements make sense? we now know that there is a rand corporation study that shows an expo cential increase in terror in the world, 2010 to 2013. jihaddist groups grew by 58%. jihaddist fighters doubled to 100,000. al-qaeda affiliates increased from 392 to almost 1,000. the greatest terror threats, afghanistan, yemen, pakistan, syria and so we now know the white house has ignored official intelligence reports going back to 2010 at least, saying these guys were a threat to america and then violated the law by not telling congress. political or in the best interest of leaving no soldier behind? >> i love the white house's excuse yesterday. yeah, we forgot.

now we've got these three worst of the worst taliban guys in a residential community apparently, but they can go anywhere in the country they want. >> i think we talk about the taliban now somehow as if they were the wig party. we have to understand the level of sacrifice and depth of death that it caused to the american citizenry in terms of the taliban's support of al-qaeda and bin laden and the loss of life that we've incurred and that we will continue to incur going forward. taliban is one of the vilest organizations and/or government that existed on the face of the earth in every particular category. now without telling congress, violating the law and ignoring our own intelligence, we've made a political decision somehow to wrap ourselves in the american flag and free five of the worst terrorist types in the world.

it's incomprehensible. >> if it was an equitable deal, we don't see it yet. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> more "fox & friends" in two minutes ♪ they lived ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ (dad) we lived... thanks to our subaru. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what mas a subaru, a subaru.

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