the crowd will pay attention. ms. megyn is next. the spin stops here. we're definitely looking out for you. breaking tonight, a new warning about the safety of americans as a result of the president's decision to release five top taliban commanders in exchange for one american soldier who may face desertion charges. this is the united states house wraps up a classified intelligence briefing and lawmakers are furious. welcome to a busy "kelly file", everyone. i'm megyn kelly. some are outraged and speaking out accusing the president of misleading american public and claiming that he approved this deal without the required congressional notification because he supposedly feared a leak. this as we learn tonight that

nearly 100 administration figures were told of the deal in advance. no fears of a leak there, apparently. the vast majority of veterans thinks this swap was a bad move. 68% say it was wrong, just 16% say it was the right move and not just the ranken file voicing concerns. ralph peters is here with us with reports some members of the pentagon are fuming over this deal and the white house is handling it. rick helping some of these members of bergdahl's platoon who fear possible legal ramifications is here on the attacks against these guys including most recently by "the new york times" and the navy seal's story, turned into a loan survivor. he's here with what he thinks about bergdahl refusing to speak to his parents, demanding not to be called sergeant and how the

taliban treated him while he was in captivity. but we begin tonight with stunning, breaking news as a major crisis at our southern border is unfolding and yet you probably heard next to nothing about it. a massive surge of illegal immigrants is underway right now and we do mean massive. this is unprecedented. leaked pictures show hundreds, hundreds upon hundreds of children packed like sardines into detention centers. most of them here illegally without parents and the boarder patrol totally overwhelmed and unable to care for them. children sleeping on plastic tarps lacking basic necessities. in one facility in phoenix they have four showers for nearly 300 children. after a couple media outlets started to focus on this, the media held a background conference call but the crisis is building for months. the feds decided to take some children from the defense

centers, put them on buss and simply drop them off on street corners like phoenix. the big warning, we're told this problem could go from very bad to much, much worse in coming weeks. we got judge napolitano and dennis michael lynch has been warning about this for weeks. he has eyewitness accounts from the boarder. trace gallagher starts us off live with what is driving this surge, trace? >> megyn, we've heard for months people are fleeing central america to escape the gang violence but the ambassador to the u.s. says that's not true. he says they are coming for two reasons, one to meet up with family here and two because smugglers guarantee to get them into the u.s. in fact, many illegal immigrant whose arrive here believe the u.s. has a catch and release policy if they cross the boarder, they can stay and look at the increase. 6,500 unaccompanied kids crossed

in 2011. this year it estimated to be 90,000 and next year 147,000. many in texas, california and oklahoma are housing them and look at the pictures leaked by boarder patrol agents showing children crowded into chain linked holding centers. food, showers, beds in short supply. >> just imagening being in their shoes, they have terrified faces. they don't really want to speak because they are scared. >> then the thousand mile plus journey to get here riding in the trunks of vehicles, the backs of trailers or on the beast, a so-called death train where children often fall off or become victims of crime. unlike mexican citizen, illegal immigrants can't just be sent home. they are turned over to health and human service whose release

them to family and friends. they are supposed to go through immigration court but many don't and hundreds are dropped off at bus stations in tucson and phoenix, arizona governor january brewer says quoting here, i'm disturbed and outraged that president obama'sadministr implement this dangerous and inhumane policy. president obama has yet to respond to governor brewer but the president has asked for an additional $1.4 billion to handle the wave of illegal immigrants. critics want more security at the boarder, megyn, but it's difficult when boarder patrol agents spent most of their team processing undocumented children. >> this is unbelievable, trace, thank you. for more, judge andrew napolitano is our analyst with a look at the legal ramifications of this and dennis michael lynch is here with a documentary film maker heading down to this area tomorrow and made two films with this issue. we begin with the judge. this is incredible and

undercovered. last year we had 6500 children come. 90,000 is the protection by the officials. it could be as high as 150,000 children who are going to come across the southern border. we can't handle them and the question is why, suddenly why? >> i don't know why but how. remember when the president has the telephone and a pen and knows how to use them? he can stop all of this with a telephone and pen. instead, he caused the president of the united states personally and directly caused this with a telephone and a pen. >> how? >> when he said to illegal immigrants if you do the following things, and he ticked off 13 different things, i will not let the government deport you. he made up the 13 events. when he sent that signal to presently residing in the united states of america illegal

immigrants, he sent a signal to people in south and central america, send your children here and they won't get deported and then you'll have an excuse to come here to be with your children and you won't get deported. megyn, the president has taken an oath to uphold the law. he has some leeway in enforcing the law but when he does, when what he does prevents the law from being enforced, when he does the opposite of what the law says, he's not doing his duty. >> they say in 2012, president obama issued this directive called deferred action for child arrivers that allows illegal immigrant children who come to america to defer deportations but only applies to children here as of 2007. apparently, these children didn't read the law, judge. administration wants to blame them for not understanding that policy. >> the ad pin station caught to know that no one watching this television show now and you're the only one breaking this will believe it the fault of these children. it is the fault of the federal government of the united states of america, the executive branch

which is run by president barack obama for not enforcing the law. his duty is to enforce the law, and that means discouraging illegal aliens not encouraging them. >> dennis, you have been in your defense sounding the alarm. we just had you on a few weeks ago and you said the southern boarder patrol was overwhelmed. they would collapse given the influx of children and now we have pictures, which were leaked. they were leaked and now the boarder patrol is told don't take your phones, no more pictures. they are trying to shut them up. you're raising the flag and we see the evidence. it's as bad as you warned. >> about to get worse. it's about to get worse. i told you that the intelligence i was being given was saying right now it would be worse than it was two weeks before. entire villages are emptying out and coming from central america through mexico to the united states. they will be hitting in the next couple weeks.

what you are seeing is the tip of the iceberg. we will not be able to handle this. we can't handle it now. children are thrown on the floor not because we don't care but we don't have a way to process these children. >> boarder patrol can't handle it. what i said is they are literally putting them on buses and sending them and saying get off at the gray hound and hopefully you'll report back in two weeks with ice. >> what the judge said is correct, the fact these people are coming over saying hey, america wants us. we're allowed to stay in this program. they will allow us to stay. the other thing, crossing over the boarder they have the same narrative and that is the drug cartels were going to kill me. >> that's what the administration is saying, they are fleeing terrible and unprecedented crimes. >> like the drug cartels just sprung up out of nowhere. this is the number one issue pa facing our country because these kids will go to school and it cost 50% more to educate them than it does mine and yours.

>> administration is asking for $2 billion, 2 million in legal fees, right, but 2 billion to handle this situation and the question is, judge, does this come back politically in a year where the president in late may deferred more executive action delaying deportations because he was under political pressure not to do it and trying to get illegal immigration reform through. this won't help the case. >> not at all. this may energize the president's base. this will totally alienate independents who have to pay for this. i'm glad you mentioned legal fees. the government provides food, shelter, clothing, health care, education and free lawyers to these kids. this is the same government that dumps them on the street corner. if any of us dump children on a street corner, we would be arrested for child abuse. >> judge, you raise that point and i see the pictures of these children and you can't help but think of the superdome aftricte

katrina that and people living in their own filth. there are health risks we don't seem to be able to handle. >> these kids will start going to school. when they come over the boarder and in these detention centers, nobody is checking them for dizs. >> they say they are. they are trying to get vaccinations up to date and that's why it's slow going and fema is in charge. >> oh, megyn. >> that's what they say. >> i'm going down there tomorrow and will confirm. the ones i speak to don't know what to do anymore because they want to protect america at the same point they see these kids laying on the ground. they are at a loss for words. we're talking about the pictures you see. the boarder patrol catches 1/3 of those who come across. the other 2/3rds come through. it's just the pimple. i promise you this, this is

going to transform this country. he doesn't need a pen and he doesn't need a phone, all he needs is a blind eye and that's exactly what's taking place right now. >> we'll followup on this tomorrow night with you, as well. thank you both so much for being here. >> you're welcome. >> it's amazing how little coverage this is getting. we are also tracking breaking news on decision to release the taliban leaders and growing anger over this deal. ralph peters on that next. plus, he was the only american to survive a devastating battle with the taliban and his story is a hollywood movie is here to weigh in and what it means for our troops in harm's way and the attacks levelled against bergdahl's platoon members. marcus catrel straight i head. the fact is, it comes standard with an engine that's been called the benchmark of its class. really, guys, i thought... it also has more rear legroom than other midsize sedans.

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♪ . it's a grave mistake even if bergdahl was captured, every american trooper in afghanistan now is in more danger than he was. there is a trooper standing on guard at an out post tonight and there is a greater price on his head. >> that was republican arkansas tom cotton tonight. following ing ing a classified . mr. cotton is an army veteran that served combat tours in iraq and afghanistan and echoed tours that swapping girtmo detainees will embolden the enemy.

ralph peters is a retired united states lieutenant colonial and fox news strategic analyst. we are hearing tonight that the pentagon is angry, many are angry over the president's so-called victory lap parading out bowe bergdahl's parents in the rose garden, having susan rice describe him serving with honor and distinction and you have bowe bergdahl's parents reportedly upset and shocked at the backlash against them and against their son and the question is, who exactly is to blame for that backlash? >> president obama. i mean, there is just no question about it. the boss is the guy who is to blame. obviously, his public relations team is wildly incompetent. phenomenal how idiot the rose garden ceremony was. the left is on this campaign to pull out the stops and make it about humanitarian issues.

for the left, for the people in the military, they are not angry that bowe bergdahl was freed. they are angry at the price that was paid. they are angry that this administration tried to portray a deserter as a war hero. they are angry because of the pandering to the burg dahl family over the last years giving them access and privileges that the families of our dead and wounded warriors never got. they are angry at being blind sided by this trade because the intelligence community, the pentagon, the relevant committees in congress all agreed that these five terrorists were vastly too dangerous to ever be freed and administration for it's own reasons, apparently to get a hard -- sorry a head start on emptying gitmo. they thought they would have a huge wonderful reaction about

bringing bergdahl home, et cetera, et cetera. whatever you think about the trade itself, there are five superstar in qatar and kerry was dismust sieve they are not really a threat. my god, even if those five men never leave qatar, that are super stars -- >> it's not secretary kerry. this person speaks for them. last week we played sound from the state department spokesperson dismissing concerns about bowe bergdahl's platoon leaders saying they didn't know what they were talking about and today she was on a rival cable network talking about the five tore ror e terrorists leaders. >> under this administration we put in place stringent processes to sufficiently mitigate the risk for terrorists, the possibility -- >> qatar -- >> back to the battle field. >> gentlemen.

>> well, okay, fine. tell us what those restrictions are. i mean, qatar, is the most -- one of the most extreme rad kit movements throughout the middle east like syria and iraq and libya. >> we're supposed to trust them. >> yeah. >> today we had report the that really tear at the heart strings for many americans, which speak to the torture that bowe bergdahl supposedly endured and he was put in a cage and kept in the dark for weeks, maybe months. the administration seems to be pushing back on those who are ha hash. >> if bowe bergdahl had not deserted, he would not have been tortur tortured. bowe bergdahl, we were lied to about his health. he'll get back to his family eventually fine in good physical

health. those brave soldiers and marines and navy coremen and airmen in the hospital down in san antonio, they are never going to be completely right. they are in gruesome pain. they are not -- many of them are not coming home and i'll tell you, what about the dead soldiers? and yes, they were lost looking for bergdahl despite secretary hagel's nonsensical parsing of words. my god, bergdahl is back. he's alive, fine, but let's stop making this guy into a victim, a hero. the problem is with the susan rices of the world, they see all soldiers as victims. their idea of the military is from oliver stone movies. our soldiers don't want your pity, they want your respect and they have earned it. >> thank you. >> thank you, megyn. "the new york times" ran a story suggesting the platoon members that spoke out on this

broadcast had discipline and leadership problems, really? >> the only thing is you have an american flag on your shoulder, we're all going to ride together, we're all going to die together and he, i guess, for whatever reason, i don't know how he felt about us but we would all die for him and he left. >> up next, rick on the new attacks on these soldiers.

well, last week we saw members of bowe bergdahl's platoon challenging the portrayal of him as a hero. not long after that there was credibility questions raised about the soldiers and this weekend conveniently published a front page account questioning

their discipline writing quote the platoon was an american military official would assert years later raggedy. rick is a policy advisor to mitt romney and six u.s. ambassadors to the united nations. rick, good to see you. >> good to see you. >> the headline was the bergdahl unit was known for troubles like they wore cut off shorts and bandannas and had a platoon leader who was removed and raggedy. >> yeah, raggedy. >> this is what they -- there is no attacking them on the mer red and so they have to attack them as men and as soldiers. >> yeah, first of all, you know, what happened to the new york times? it completely imploded here. over the last several years we seen "the new york times" swallow what the obama administration says and all of these stories, the last three on bergdahl are anonymous sources. they are believing anonymous sources or reports written later

rather than the guys there fighting with him that were right there. >> you've been in contact with him, we'll get to that in a minute, but you've been in contact with so many men. has even one spoken out in bergdahl's defense saying he was not a deserter? >> no, not one. they six guys are saying the same thing. they are not coached. they are telling the truth. the truth doesn't need a pr firm. the truth doesn't need coaching. these guys, literally, megyn, are not political. they absolutely want to tell the truth and they were afraid to. >> it's their very effectiveness that led to the attacks against them. last week an administration figure said they might be psychopaths. the white house aids came out and said they are guilty of swift boating. >> right. >> bergdahl which is a negative te term, dishonesty and you've come under attack as a republican professional orchestrating a pr campaign by these guys.

>> yeah. >> let's get to the truth. >> yeah. >> how did you get connected with them? >> publicly and on twitter. anybody on twitter could watch this unfold. >> the roommate of bowe bergdahl started tweeting after susan rice said he served with honor and distinction. >> i commented and said pub welcomely and said speak the truth and i hope that you know people want to hear the truth. that started a conversation, and he just said, you know what? i want to speak the truth. i'm a little nervous about it. help me get to reporters. >> agree to gag orders, they were concerned legally, as well. >> they wanted to be connected to reporters. i asked my firm can we do this pro bono and another partner said he'll do it. he cleared the deck and did it. we didn't receive one penny, these guys didn't receive one penny. you tonight need a pr campaign

if you tell the truth. all we did, we is loosely, all my partner in the firm did was connect them to reporters we know and -- >> do you think -- >> responsibility -- >> i talked to them last week but you talked to them more, do you think it has an effect to describe them as raggedy, soldiers that risked their lives to get that label by "the new york times." >> i don't think it affects them like it would affect someone who cares about media coverage. these guys are telling the truth and there is comfort in knowing all six of us, we're not political, not trying to be political. they didn't make political statements. they want to tell the truth. i would submit american journalists, especially need to reach out, you know, many, pbs, all of these stations need to get them on, question them, they deserve to have their voices be

heard and then let the public, you know, determine who is telling the truth. >> rick, thank you. >> yeah. >> up next, a man who knows better than anybody what the taliban is capable of. marc marcus is here to weigh in on the swap, what it means for americans and the soldiers serving overseas. predicting the future is a pretty difficult thing to do. but, manufacturing in the united states means advanced technology. we learned that technology allows us to be craft oriented. no one's losing their job. there's no beer robot that has suddenly chased them out. the technology is actually creating new jobs. siemens designed and built the right tools and resources to get the job done.

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from the world head quarters of fox news, it's the "kelly file" with megyn kelly. >> developing tonight, concerns americans were in more danger than before with reports the terrorists are emboldened with the release of the detainees. one of the taliban commanders in with the negotiations tells time magazine it's better the kidnap one like bergdahl than kidnap hundreds of useless people. now everybody will work hard to capture such an important bird. my next guest knows what the taliban is capable of. marcus latrel was a loan survivor back in 2005 after sustaining numerous injuries he walked and crawled for seven miles until afghan villagers helped him. his story became a blockbuster.

thank you for being here. do you believe them when they say they are em ball boldened to capture for americans like mr. bergdahl now? >> sure, absolutely. you got to -- some of it is probably propaganda but you can almost bet that's going to happen. the way it works over there, if they see something go down that we, we lease five of their guys for the one of ours. there is multiple groups out there and they are not stupid. they will know and go after more people and demand more for their release is the way it works. >> that may explain why so many in the military said they are against this. 68% of aet vines think this was a bad deal. what do you think? >> i agree with that. from a military perspective, it was a bad deal. they weren't the bottom of the

barrel, the iud placers. they were high-value targets. we spent a lot of time and intel going after these guys to get them at great cost to us and the way the organization works, it's not built from the bottom up, it's built from the top up. the property began to machine to the tactics and they recruit and build on top of that, and the fact that they, i mean, very well could say americans had me for 12 years, i'm back, they didn't break me. >> bowe bergdahl not being until the same situation but a similar situation and knowing that you know you might not get out, what goes through your mind? >> everything. everything, staying alive one thing. you're right, i mean, i can't

attest to what bergdahl went through. i wasn't out there for five years, it was five days. i know when the taliban had me, it wasn't a good time. i don't think there was plans for them keeping me and ransoming. they were trying to kill me the entire time, cut my head off, shoot me. if it wasn't for the villagers, i wouldn't be here today. >> when you know that, i can only imagine the fear, you're a trained navy seal but you're a human being. there had to be fear. when you hear reports of bergdahl being tortured, put in a cage, that was for one stint because later we're told that it got better. what goes through your mind like when you saw the tape of him getting on the helicopter? >> sure, you got to break him first. when they capture him, they aren't going to immediately trust him even if he said i'm here to help. they don't trust americans.

you can bet they worked him over. the fear is there. i don't care if you're a navy seal or private in the army. he's scared to death. in anticipation of death. >> where are they taking me and what is next. >> i want to ask you this, rereportedly doesn't want them to call him sergeant, he wants to go by private and he's not speaking to his parents. it's been nine days since he's been back. he will not speak to his parents. the head of the medical facility said that's unprecedented. all pows, that's the first thing they want to do is speak to their family. how does it strike you? >> that's a little weird, i think. the first thing -- after i went through my debriefing and immediately when i got back, the first person i want to talk to is my mama and my brother and my dad but just to get back to the family unit.

matter of fact, when i was there, my doctors came and asked me and said what can we do to make your better? can we do to help you out? i want to go home. i want to get out of here. i want to be around people that i know, especially my family. >> it's such an incredible story. listen, thank you for your service. great to see you. all the best. >> yes, sir, i mean, ma'am, take that one out. >> see you soon. >> ordinary americans scratching their head after an interview with hillary clinton. leaving the white house even though she earned millions selling memoirs and what we learned about tracy morgan's condition and the possibility of a leg amputation after he was in a crash that left one dead and several critically injured. [ male announcer ] hands were made for playing.

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you can't find a mortgage. joining me is a life-long friend of the clintons and an investigator looking into the clintons back in the '90s. many are saying mortgages for houses and under scores how she's out of touch and doesn't understand how real people live and she's going to go out and campaign on income inequality while she complains about not enough mortgages for her houses. >> i can't control how people feel but can tell you the facts. bill clinton arrived in washington almost pennyless and that's not usual for governors after that time period. after eight years in the white house, they ended up deeply in debt and it took terry to guarantee a mortgage for them to buy a house in new york. what i said to you are facts. you can tinterpret or argue but let's agree on the facts. >> let's get a couple other facts out there, lanny. hillary clinton was a senior partner at the rose law firm,

one of the most successful firms in little rock in arkansas when her husband for 12 years was governor making a lot of money, one. two, she took a $1,000 investment and made $100,000 on the commodity deal with red bone. of course, then she was flipping land lots at the white water land development company. so we know they were making money. so to say we didn't have money when we went there is a little farfetched. $8 million leaving in december of 2000, leaving the white house getting $8 million advance. most average americans. >> and a beautiful house, lanny sets up critic whose are jealous of the house and the rental in the hamptons to say, i don't know what house that is. that sets them up. >> my friend -- >> there it is.

>> it's nice to be on a program and he's a fan even though he's wrong all the time. there is no question when they got out of the white house they didn't have much money. >> why is she talking about mortgages for houses. see how the common folks say, i don't like that. >> she was asked a question about what she went through and she did say truthfully, even though david may be also saying some facts about money that she made while she was at the rose law firm but the country, i would hope most fair minded people watching tonight are not judging hillary clinton based upon how much money they had when they left the white house -- >> what about that, david, because republicans get upset when people make fun of or dismiss people with money. even went to mitt romney's defense -- >> that's right. she has a lot of money, she earned it. bill earned it. >> i have no problems with them having hundreds of millions of

dollars. she probably misplaced it and that's okay. democrat i can progressive voters aren't as forgiving as lanny and i and i think you're going to have voters looking to other candidates because she is out of touch with the main stream democrat voter when you have this kind of argument over income disparity when she is making tons of money. >> go ahead, lanny. >> well, look, it's going to be fun to hear republicans who are against middle class programs like the minimum wage talking about hillary clinton who favors the hin mum wage and the republican who favors no tax cuts at all for the middle class but tax cuts for the wealthy. >> okay. all right. >> these are issues we'll deb e debate -- >> just because you feel sorry for her, don't. she got a $14 million advance for her book. thanks. >> thanks. >> that's just a drop in the

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the judge's crowned a new miss usa and before she got home from the pageant she found herself under attack. she set off a twitter fire storm after a judge asked what should be down about sexual assault on college campuses. listen. >> i believe that some colleges may potentially be afraid of having a bad reputation, and that would be reason that it could be swept under the rug because they don't want that to come out into the public but i think more awareness is important so women can learn how to protheect themselves. i learned from a young age you need to be confident and able to defend yourself and i think that's something we should start to implement for a lot of women. >> the audience seemed to like it. katy is a town hall.com news

editor and twitter did not and feminist didn't like it. >> the feminist get on twitter and in a magazine -- >> why are they so upset? >> she said self-defense for women was icky and you're perpetuating rape culture by telling men not to rape -- >> we shouldn't teach women -- >> by telling women to protect themselves against rape doesn't solve a problem. >> their position is the reason we have so much rape on college campuses is because men don't know it's wrong. >> exactly. >> if only miss nevada said men need to learn that it's wrong she wouldn't have found herself in the middle of the fire storm. >> exactly. the irony feminism used to be about women taking care of them zels and that includes

self-defense. you have women on twitter getting on and saying that it only perpetuates this idea that rain rape is okay if you put the responsibility on a woman to protect herself in a bad situation. mia sanchez said look, awareness is important. that's true. we can tell men not to rape. they know that. >> it's been well publicized. >> we live in a tough world and women will come upon situations to defend themselves. >> what a hard thing for her to answer on the fly in terms of how to teach the men, rape is control and power and how can we teach the men because they have a bizarre, sic need to act on that, go ahead 30 seconds or less. >> she took to the a place how do i empower myself to understand there is bad people and how to protect myself and she spoke to a message of protecting myself, physically protecting one's self- >> she's speaking from a place of personal experience.

she mentioned fourth degree black belt and that is empowering for women to push back against that power. >> people were saying she was sending a message to rape victims that they were weak and projected lack of confidence. that's where she was going. >> right, exactly. the whole point is that people on that side of the aisle and far left of the movement were saying women shouldn't have to defend themselves against rape. the fact is we teach our kids not to talk to strangers. that doesn't mean strangers don't talk to our kids. we need to make sure women are empowered and rape is bad. >> and when we tell our children how to behave, we're not blaming you, you're the problem, let's cover all bases. how is she supposed to solve it. anyway, that's the standard we live in today. great to see you, katy. >> thanks very much. >> rape is bad. self-defense is good. let me know what you think. coming up on "hannity." >> we were there on the ground

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chosen not to enforce the boarder security laws. that was in december, do you agree? follow me on twitter we'll be all over that story. this is the "kelly file." this is a fox news alert, criticism continues to rain down on the obama administration after they negotiate a prison swap releasing five terrorists in exchange for bowe bergdahl. bergdahl is refusing to speak to his parents after being held as prisoner of war for five years. here is our very own jennifer. >> details that emerged that should have been private conversations between bergdahl and his doctors in recent days. we confirmed bergdahl