because i signed on the line to die for my country. >> there is a sample of how some feel. the full exchange tomorrow. follow he me on twitter andlet me know what you think. i'm megyn kelly, thanks for watching. welcome to "hannity." there is a fox news alert. the man president obama traded five taliban terror rests for. according to documents, sergeant bowe bergdahl converted to islam and fraternized and declared himself a warrior for islam. joining us with explosive information is james rosen who broke this exclusive story a short time ago. james? >> sean, good evening. the documents obtained by fox news offer the most detailed realtime accounts yet known to exist chronicling what sergeant bergdahl's life in captivity was like and showed the relations

with captors morphed from hostility when he was treated like a hostage to an animal to affection. these documents were prepared by the eclipse group, a private firm staffed by intelligence officers, a long-time cia officer best known for having been indicted and it was during his trial by the first president bush. eclipse was retained through a subcontractor by the defense department to provide intelligence on a broad range of top picks in challenging environments which came to include the bergdahl case. in august 2012 the agents produced a reporter, number 2023 that advised quote conditions for bergdahl have greatly relaxed six the time of the escape which refers to an attempted escape in june 2010. he converted to islam and described himself as a mujahid.

bergdahl enjoys the freedom and engages in target practice with the local mujahid and bergdahl is allowed to carry a loaded gun on occasion. he plays soccer with guards, appears to be well and happy and has a noticeable habit of laughing and saying salaam repeated repeatedly. there is actually more than one but the most successful in june of 2010. the missing u.s. soldier was seen in the bizarre area of miramshah that seemed not to be tightly controlled. that would prove prothetic. a member of the fax that had control claimed the soldier was moved in early june 2010.

about the 17th of june 2010 the soldier escaped but recaptured and taken back where he is being held by guards. he is in ill health and has been collapsing unquote. the terrorists were angry with the american prisoners and it shows that the network actually prepared a metal cage and confined bergdahl inside of it for some period of time. sean? >> normally, james, we would think maybe stockholm syndrome or severe case of ptsd. they say he was a deserter and heard the radio transmission and after he deserted, he was looking for the taliban. that would seem to mitigate that, no? >> every amer to the presumption of innocence until guilt is proven but all the intelligence professionals, military officers and others i spoke to suggested we just need more pacts, but this is a good

set of facts to work off of and it could be there is stockholm syndrome and he was fainting. we need more information. >> his platoon members say he deserted. that's confirmed by all of them. thanks, james. >> thank you, sean. time magazine has a report what happened behind the scenes following the bergdahl trade and spoke to several taliban members and report that quote, as for the taliban inspired by the exchange to kidnap others, he laughed it's better to kidnap one person like bergdahl than kidnapping hundreds of useless people. it's encouraged our people. people will work to capture such an important bird. here now is aaron baker with us,

aaron? >> hi, sean, great to be here. >> tell us more about this report because it makes sense, one of the first thoughts i had when this news broke. >> absolutely. i think it's an obvious decision by the taliban to say, look, a soldier is going to be valuable and now that is confirmed further that a soldier is a good thing to capture. one thing to note, however, that soldiers have always been a target for killing and capture for the propaganda value, as well and the difficulty of kidnapping a soldier is quite high. we've been in afghanistan on the bases, you can see the security, quite difficult for that to happen. they had an opportunity, jumped on it and profited. >> there was a report that local people saw this american walking unarmed in the area and they tried to give him food and water

and warned him not to go towards the taliban. the radio transmissions seem to say he was seeking them out. >> without being there and without seeing for ourself, the language barrier and could have been disoriented and adventure. he's known to walk off base a couple times. this isn't the first time we know about. >> we have two other reports, one t"the new york postth"the n he wrote i'm sorry for everything here. these people need help. what they get is the most conceded country in the world telling them they are nothing and they are stupid. i'm ashamed to be an american and the title of u.s. soldier is a title of fools.

i'm sorry for everything. the horror of america is disgusting. we have his platoon members saying he left his on his own and locals saying he was seeking out the taliban and as you look at the comments, it begins to make sense. >> there are people that say things off the record in afghanistan. that doesn't mean they are joining the taliban but they are upset, frustrated, living conditions are bad. >> isn't it compelling they intercepted radio communications that our military picked up and his own platoon members heard, there is an english-speaking man looking for the taliban? these are his platoon members saying they heard it with their

ears. >> it could be condemning for him but until we talk and hear from him directly, i won't make assumptions. >> appreciate it. >> we go to ed henry traveling with the president and joins us tonight from paris, ed? >> good evening. so far the white house is quiet about this new bit of reporting that beau beowe bergdahl declar himself a warrior but the danger is this could undermine their case in terms of dealing with the prisoner swap, especially after susan rice had gone on the sunday show a couple days ago suggesting that bergdahl served with honor and distinction. this is coming on a day when the president was dismiss sieve of the story and followed him to europe. he was pressed at a news conference on the fire storm over the prison swap. today he was saying that bowe bergdahl's health was det deteriorating fast. he said he makes no apologies

for it. his case was undermined a bit today but not a republican but leon who gave a speech a couple days ago saying when he negotiated earlier stages of the potential swap, he was opposed because he simply did not know whether or not these taliban commanders would go back out into the battle field and so when the president today suggesting that this was one of those phony scandals, republican john soon called him out and said congress should have been in the loop. listen. >> i'm never surprised by controversies whipped up in washington. all right? that's power for the course. >> this is going to harden positions of members of congress head that you can't trust these guys and clearly, this is another example of that where they broke the law, the notification requirement and did what they wanted to do irrespective of what members of congress thought and the requirement they had to consult with them. >> the problem for the president, there is a bipartisan

course of krit sis skcriticism heat and so when white house aids today dismissed this controversy saying it was just being stirred up by obama haters. unlikeirs stories, you seen two controversies where there has been a lot of democratic outrage. that's different and that's why the white house is concerned about this, sean? >> ed, thank you. although bowe bergdahl was freed on saturday, he was not directly sent home. he's undergoing a three-face post captivity process. joining me with more to talk about it, the hannity big board is leah. there is a three-face process in terms of reintegration. phase one, immediate medical evaluation. >> the intelligence briefing will be through this process. the process was developed after

vietnam to help people in captivity to kind of readjust to life. they want it to happen as soon as they grab him and he gets on a helicopter they care for medical needs, listen to anything he's saying because anything he says off the bat will be useful from an intelligence perspective. he's in phase two. >> by the way, you were an intelligence operator, special forces in afghanistan and f-18 pilot. you have background and experience. phase two would be more -- >> i was not special torss but served with special forces in afghanistan. want to make sure i clear that up. >> still very impressive. >> thank you. >> he's in face two. this is a part where he kept from his family. they can reach him by phone but usually kept in theater and this is where they get more into medical needs and start doing more of an in depth intelligence degrievi debriefing. it's an opportunity to gain a lot of intelligence in the way they operate.

they will look to gain as much intelligence as they can. >> phase three they reunite with the family. why does it take so long and how long is the process from phase one, two and three. how long until he reunites. >> face two, three or more days and depends on the person and how they deal with things. you don't want to throw them back into the home environment. face three happens back at home and that will be a long process, you know, to help them understand what they have been through and what they are going -- how to continue to deal with that in the future. so there is no set times for these, but it's something to, like i said, gain intelligence, deal with their medical, deal with their psychological issues and help them to adapt after being through such a traumatic event. >> let me go back to this that he converted to islam and a warrior for islam. my first thought would be that maybe he is suffering from the stockholm syndrome, maybe -- look, we have 250,000 vets that have served multiple deployments

that have ptsd. it's real for them. >> right. >> that's my first thought. the problem is we talked to platoon members and i interviewed them. they say the same thing, he left on his own number two, number two for the things he was saying, i'm ashamed to be an american and the title u.s. soldier is the lie of fools and then you look at the radio transmissions that is platoon members heard. >> right. >> an english-speaking man looking for the taliban and locals saying they tried to urge him not to go towards the taliban but we went anyway. >> right. >> it lessons the probability that's true. >> it's a tricky issue. i think that he's been through a lot. obviously, there were issues before he left. all his platoon members coming forward, that's not looking good for this guy. >> they are angry and passionate and angry. >> when you're someone who serves with someone and they are gone and it appears they deserted, we would be angry. it's understandable. >> we'll meet people together, their sons lost their lives

looking for him. >> yeah. i do want to talk about what i can tell you about what i know of prisoners of war and when they are in captivity, they are trained by the military to stay alive. we don't know why he was doing what he was doing but everything that comes out of there is propaganda. everything the taliban puts out is propaganda. they want us to believe that. i don't know whether they did or didn't but they want us to believe that and his job is to stay alive. >> great reporting. >> coming up tonight here on "hannity". >> we saw an opportunity and we seized it and i make no apologies. >> his decision to release the five terrorists in exchange for bergdahl but what about the six men who died searching for bergdahl? do their families think of the commander in chief's comments now that fox news has documents proving he declared himself a warrior for islam. you'll hear from three heart broken parents when we continue,

plus, tonight. >> if he just arbitrarily emptied the jail there would be republicans calling for impeachment. >> reports indicate another gitmo detained prisoner is on the verge of being set free and a studio edition of "hannity," an investigation into the bergdahl trade tomorrow night 10:00 eastern on fox. honestly, the off-season isn't really off for me. i've got a lot to do. that's why i got my surface. it's great for watching game film and drawing up plays. it's got onenote, so i can stay on top of my to-do list, which has been absolutely absurd since the big game. with skype, it's just really easy to stay in touch with the kids i work with. alright, russell you are good to go! alright, fellas. alright, russ. back to work!

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a prisoner of war, whose health had dee tteriorated and were concerned about and we saw an opportunity and seized it. i make no apologies. >> the president standing by his decision to release the terrorists in exchange for bergdahl. he did not address the six men that died while searching for bowe in 2009. he ultimately declared himself a warrior for islam. joining me to weigh in are the family of those killed. andy and sandra. andrews son, he died while

searching for bowe as did another man and his family is with us. thank you for being with us. you lost your son. every one of his platoon members said he left of his own will. we heard a radio transmission, there is a guy looking for the taliban and your song w was amo those that gave his life. they spent over two months looking for him. i can't think of anything worse than losing a child. what's your reaction? >> it's very hard. it's very hard to live this day in and out every day for the past four and a half years. when you first get the news, first he was hurt and you're hoping that he's going to be okay and then you find out he's got a tbi and then you say okay, maybe he's going to go to walter reed and be okay and then you have the final outcome, when you get to germany where he was at

the hospital and you get the final word of he's not coming back home again that's hard. >> in light of the circumstances, makes it worse, right? >> absolutely. not only the circumstances that -- >> by the way, you didn't know the circumstances early, right? >> no, we got word or started to hear rumblings about a year and a half two years ago of what was going on from matthew was extremely well liked and a lot of his fellow soldiers have kept in touch. you know, the circumstance of the fact that we probably wouldn't be sitting here if that young man did not go over the fence or under the wire or how he escaped of left that forward operating base. my heart goes out to andrews

because he was mathews' lieutenant and the same insurance tent took his life. it was the same day. >> exactly. >> yeah. >> they probably wouldn't be sitting here, either except for that and to see five of the worst betraded. so to me, i look at it and both our other sons served and did multiple tours. 12 years of lives lost, families suffering, never seeing their family again for what? you know, a do over or we were joking? >> how many people might have died capturing these five? sandra, andy, when did you hear about all this? did you -- were you not told the circumstances, as well? >> we were not told the circumstances that have been released. we had indication darron

that a young man had left the base on his own will and they were spending hours and hours on their feet looking for him and that was really the only information that we had and we've -- we've maintained contact with the other men he was serving with and the young man that darron attempted to say matthew and the other young man because he pushed them down and fell on top of them and took a direct hit. we've been in contact with the other soldier and several and they have never indicated that until this was released and they started calling and e-mailing me and on facebook messaging and saying mrs. andrews, we want you to know what you're getting ready to hear and this is what happened. they clarified the information at that time. >> so your son was trying to

save her son. >> no -- >> her son was trying to save your son. >> yeah, correct. >> yeah. >> have either one of you guys heard from the president of the united states? >> no. >> we got a letter. >> he wrote a letter? >> well, no, he didn't really write a letter. he probably has a thousand letters on his desk and he takes his stamp and signs it and has someone put it in an envelope and send it to you. >> that's exactly what it was. it was a form letter. >> form letter. >> no call. no, you know, i'm sorry. no nothing. >> you know, i know how president bush did it. it was very different. and i saw him with gold star families, and i saw him come out of a room crying at the time. it wasn't reported. i didn't report it because it was a private meeting. >> i met with president bush. >> he contacted you? >> i did. he did and we attended a gold star mother's sunday at his home

in dallas. >> and he was not president when your son died? >> no, he was not. >> wow. i know i speak for a lot of people and no words can bring peace to your loss and that's for both of you and i'm very, very sorry and i know how hard it must be for all of you every day to wake up and have to deal with this reality. thank you-all for being with us. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> thank you for the invite. >> thank you, guys. >> coming up next tonight here on "hannity". >> if they arbitrarily emptied the jail, there would be republicans calling for impeachment. >> up next in the studio, steve hays, juan williams go head-to-head on that and much more.

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hays and fox news political analysts juan williams. i interviewed jonathan this week and he says we're at a constitutional tipping point and barack obama is the president nixon always wanted to be and we know the law is clear, the president needed to notify congress and chose not to do it. what is your reaction of what lindsey gram says? >> what lindsey said, if it's arbitrary, republican or democrat understands that ideally we would have no guantanamo bay. we don't have those men charged with anything. we are holding them and want to be rid of them. the question is how we get rid of them and we don't want to put them back so they are a threat to the united states. do we want to get rid of it. >> do you like this deal? do you think this was a good deal? >> yes. you know why? >> wow. >> because if it was my child or your child, we would want our child back. >> is there anything you wouldn't give up to get one american hostage?

>> if they had another american hostage, would you give up mohammed? >> would you turn mohammed free -- >> that's a good question. no, not a direct thing. >> so we agree -- >> we had five ageing old men. >> by definition, everybody is ageing. these guys are the worst of the worst. these are guys not cleared by president obama's guantanamo task force. one by military, intelligence officials and a second that president obama set up. these are his people with, you know, liberal lawyers, human rights activistactivists. >> selected by himself. they couldn't clear these five for transfer because they are so bad. >> take it a step further, cia

wouldn't release them. >> you said they are ageing old guys. >> they are now. even leon penetta, now he says listen what we've done, especially dealing with another government -- >> for a year? >> they are not holding them for a year. >> they are free to travel and free to go to afghanistan in a year. we'll have 10,000 troops in afghanistan. >> the united states government is not doing any tracking -- >> let me ask you an important question. if these five guys go back into the field of battle and kill americans, are you still going to say this was a good deal? they are the worst of the worst, steven is right. >> no, that would be the worst-case scenario the they came back -- >> that's the likely scenario. that's the likely scenario. >> it is not the likely scena o scenario. the likely scenario is we killed

bin laden and we can kill these guys. >> what's the likelihood on a scale of one to ten, that's the likelihood they go back to battle and present a threat to the united states? for four of them he said nine out of ten. for one of them he said eight out of ten. at the same time, you have the top intelligence official saying these guys are a significant threat to go back in the fight, for more likely than not, the president saying -- >> i got -- >> that was yesterday. that was yesterday. >> we got to break. thank you both. good to see you. >> you're welc up next, new explosive that bowe bergdahl considered himself to be a warrior of islam with military experts. that's coming up next. we'll analyze that and alater, we got our hands on so-called footage pumping iron with two-pound weights, and we'll compare it to the workout of vladimir putin.

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welcome back to "hannity." fox news learned that sergeant bowe bergdahl converted to islam after leaving the base, fraternized with his captors and considered himself to be a warrior of islam. the united states continues service counter, former navy seal jonathan gilliam with is with us. between the locals saying what they said that they tried to tell him hey, don't go there because that's where the taliban is. the radio intercepts what they had and the fact he left on his own and these people dying, what do you make of this? >> well, he is going to get crew

f causefied in the public opinion. the public doesn't have to wait on the facts. they can make the opinion. the public is looking at this now. >> they are listening to his platoon members. >> they are making educated decisions based on what these soldiers are saying and when you listen to these guys and it's been five years, it's not like this just happened. for five years they have been talking about how this individual walked off and left his gear and put his gun down and he left military. at that point when you leave if you're not under come. >> we're interviewing these families, they lost their sons for crying out loud. you know, they weren't given answers, the military forced

some of these platoon members to sign confidentiality agreements. does that sound like a coverup to you? >> absolutely. from day one. you know what is distressing and jonathan is right, this will be in front of the public. the white house, we continue to look at the information that comes in about this guy, the stuff that james rosen is reporting came in from good intelligence sources, people working under government contract. you got the young soldiers that work with this guy before, work with bergdahl. what is interesting is the white house is going to find a way to undermine every bit of that information and as you know, they started. >> they started trashing the troops. >> saying they are swift boating bergdahl. it's unbelievable, outrageous. >> here is my prediction. they will come up with some version of spontaneous demonstration related to a youtube video. that's my prediction. they will try and shift this around and it's all going to be based on a lie. that's my prediction. they started going after the

guys. >> sean, i used this again and again to describe, not just ocho bo -- obama but the whole administration. if i was to measure the colonial's would be measuring the details of his perfection. what we're looking at with people like obama and susan rice. we're looking at the size of their mistakes. that's how you measure armatures. in the past month, this administration has admitted they were unaware of 46 veterans' deaths. they didn't know it and 40 in phoenix. that's a huge number for an administration to know about. >> i'll give you the last word. >> sean, this administration is going to do everything they can to protect and defend themselves. the president's number one responsibility to americans is to defend our country. we left five of the worst, five of the worst go.

we will pay a personalinalty fo. certainly some of our american men and women service civilians serving overseas will pay a penalty for what this president just did. >> people will die as a result of what this president did and you don't have to have a crystal ball to see that coming. thank you both. appreciate it. sad but true and coming up next on "hannity". >> we're at belmont park in new york. this is the owner's box area where all eyes will be on california chrome. >> heading to belmont park. will california chrome get the triple crown. the best cell phone video ever, the president pumping iron with two-pound weights. hilarious. i promise you won't be disappointed as "hannity" continues. when you sat down to dinner with anticipation, not hesitation.

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welcome back to "hannity." california chrome captured the

favorite and the three-year-old will race towards history trying to become the first triple crown winner in 36 years and ainsley earhardt sees why people are calling california chrome america's horse. take a look. >> sean, this is where history could be made on saturday. we're at belmont park in new york. this is the owners box where all eyes will be on california chrome as he makes that run for the triple crown. with two down and one more race to go, california chrome is being groomed as the next triple crown winner. one on his co-owners calls him america's horse. >> can you believe you're here? >> it's sinking in because we've got a horse that has taken us to places we've never been before, so you might say we're dragging along his tail. we're just along for the ride. he's the star, we're just the

people that have done what we could to get him here. it's kind of surreal, you know, everything this horse has done for us and for the american people, actually. you know, he's become america's horse. >> california chrome's mother and father were not wildly successful on the racetrack. that's why steve and his business partner only had to invest a total of $10,000 to breed this thoroughbred, which is now worth millions. what about your story? tell me the name of your company, how you came up with -- >> our partnership is dap racing and dap racing stands for dumb partners. two guys work hard, every day, spend $8,000 on a philly that didn't really like to race. bred her to a $2,000 stallion and end up with a multi million

dollar horse. it's a fairy tale coming through. >> that move turned to be smart. he credits it to luck, faith and a little superstition. >> i wear the same hat, the same boots and i'll be wearing the same outfit come saturday. >> victor espinosa is the jockey that steered cam cal chrome across the finish line in the first two legs. he knows too well what is riding in this case. how are you feeling? nervous? >> not right now. i feel great. i'm really looking forward and really more excited than nervous right now. i'm sure i'll get nervous a little bit before that. when we're on the track, it's just more focused, you know, in the race and what is going to happen and just ready to go. >> are you predicting you'll win? >> like everybody else, yeah. >> and nobody knows california chrome better than the man who trains him to run like a

champion, art sherman. he says his horse will be ready come saturday. >> well, you have to have a good horse for one thing. he's doing the running. we're just the caretakers and victor is just going to guide him around there and hope he can win. >> joins us, dap, dumb ass partners. >> you can't help but love them. one partner is silent. still drives his old used fort pickup truck truck.

>> how old is that hat? >> 11 years old. his wife got much money. he's getting endorsements. >> there is a movie. especially if chrome wins, which by the way, i'm pulling for this horse. >> how can you not? this is a great american story. >> they dress properly. >> all their diamonds. >> all their diamonds and cool guys, ten grand, my horse has won twice, how is your horse doing? >> the parents are good. it is really cool to see their baby doing well and america's horse is what we're calling him. >> are you putting any money down? >> i'm putting my money on i d you said i won't. >> yes. >> you got a big 1, 2. three. >> how about you? >> it's going 1, 2.

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you can't make this up. welcome back to "hannity". you're watching your commander in chief getting real physical with serious looking two-pound weights. mr. president, be careful. you probably need someone to spot you on. that our fearless leader followed this weight session with a taxing time on the elliptical. what is this duck move? answer move he's making? i don't know. i couldn't help but notice a pretty big contrast in the workout routine of another world leader. is it fair to compare the judo chopping, bare back horse swimming river swimming workouts of russian president vladimir putin? than president obama's two-pound

weights? olivia newton-john's song "let's get physical" i don't think would fit his workout. i think his workout is in lines with this. >> that, that is that thing? what is this step thing? does anybody know? that is all the time we have left this evening. ah, ah, don't forget, tune in tomorrow evening for a special studio audience edition of "hannity". we're going to examine the

bergdahl trade. don't forget start your day with fox and friends, and elizabeth, now the bergdahl swap, a bargain or a blunder. >> u.s. policy has changed. now we make deals with terrorists. >> and does president obama think this is just another phony scandal? >> i am never surprised by controversies whipped up in washington. >> "on the record" investigates live from the nation's capitol. >> this is a fox news alert. fox news obtaining secret documents showing bowe bergdahl declaring i jihad while in captivity. james rosen has broken the story. james? >> greta, good evening. these secret documents obtained by fox news show toward the end of his five years in captivity among the haqqani