>> ouch. thanks so much to etch who responded. reappreciate you joining us today. >> we'll see you bright and early at 5 a.m. tomorrow morning. >> yes, we will. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> bye. good morning. today is wednesday, june 11. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. we begin with a fox news alert. a shocking political defeat that no one saw coming. congressman eric cantor ousted, becoming the first house majority leader in history to lose his primary defeated by this washington outsider and tea party candidate, dave brat. >> we believe in god gave us this miracle today, and we believe that that tpaeupgt -- faith and strong moral fiber is necessary for the continuation of the republic as it stands. and i truly believe that. >> who is dave brat and how his victory affects the balance of power in washington? that straight ahead.

>> will we get hillary's side of the story, what really happened in benghazi? >> you write in great detail in the book about what was happening in benghazi as it evolved. did you keep a diary during your time? >> i kept a lot of notes. >> if the committee wants your notes, would you turn those over? >> great question. her answer straight ahead. >> the waterfront views of this fabulous home about to go under water. i can't delay anymore. mornings are better with friends. >> hi. you're watching "fox & friends." good for you. >> good for you and good for dave brat. dave brat won in the virginia seventh district yesterday. as you can see right there, by about 11 points. it was a stunning congressional upset that almost nobody saw coming.

house majority leader eric cantor losing the virginia primary in his district to the tea party challenger dave brat. no house majority leader has lost his seat since 1899. >> historic and pivotal moment there. doug luzader is followg this from washington. doug, certainly a late night for many. good for some, not so good for others. what do you have for us this morning? >> reporter: good morning, guys. in any election year there are some races you watch very closely and some races where you assume what the outcome is going to be. this was definitely a part of that latter group. a stunning upset. eric cantor, i suppose very few would blame him if he hadn't even thought about what he would say in a concession speech, but he found himself in that situation last night. >> i know there's a lot of long faces here tonight, and it's disappointing, sure. but i believe in this country. i believe there's opportunity around the next corner for all of us. so i look forward to

continuing to fight with all of you for the things that we believe in, for the conservative cause, because those solutions of ours are the answer to the problems that so many people are facing today. thank you all very, very much. >> and the guy who is considered a giant killer today, david brat, is a university economics professor. he pulled this off on a shoestring. he was massively outspent but he did happen into some anger, g.o.p. anger towards the establishment especially towards immigration reform. here is brat last night in his surprising victory speech. >> we believe in god who gave us this miracle today and we believe in the faith of the founders and we believe that that faith and that strong moral fiber is necessary for the continuation of our republic as it stands. and i truly believe that. >> a couple of things to consider here. brat still has to face the general election.

he will face a democratic challenger even though this is a solidly republican district. interesting little side note, his democratic challenger is also a professor at randolph macon college. democrats wasted very little time last night sending out this fund-raising e-mail based on cantor's loss. they think this bodes well for them. one thing you have to look at, massive, surprising turnout in virginia yesterday. if that's the sort of thing we see come november, that could bode very well for republicans. back to you, guys. >> there was a big turnout. almost everyone was surprised. it happened to be one of those nights where i was watching all the shows prior to when the election came in and nobody had eric cantor winning but many said it was a surprising -- >> losing. >> it was surprising he was getting a real challenge. and even the challenge by dave brat, getting close would have sent a significant message. but other people said he spent $100,000.

this is all the professor spent. eric cantor wasn't caught by surprise. he spent about five million bucks. by going after brat, he also evidently, a lot of analysts say gave him a stage and a lot of attention and that resulted in a very tough fight, a fight he would lose by about 11 points. one thing to keep in mind, and i don't know the significance of this. but democrats could vote in this. >> it was an open primary. >> if democrats voted in big numbers to shock republicans that could have played a role. >> this could be an injection of strength, as some are saying. dave brat said if you do the math, do the numbers. dollars don't vote people do. in 2007, nearly 18,000 more republicans -- >> in the seventh district. >> in 2014 this primary right here, more people voted than before. the answer is they're turning out. they're turning out because they're frustrated and they feel as though the republican leaders aren't leading on the principles that defined them from the start.

>> the big question is who is this guy? who is dave brat? we heard from doug luzader. he is a professor who is going to face another professor from the university there in the richmond area. what is interesting is eric cantor spent $2 million. what he was trying to do was brand him as a liberal professor and what it wound up giving him was about $1 million of name i.d. >> it backfired. >> it did backfire in some ways and as it turns out he was not really a liberal professor. to many what it became was a referendum either on the washington establishment. you know, washington is not listening to me. i can do something about it with my one single vote. and it also became a referendum on cantor because eric cantor hadn't been pushing some form of amnesty for the dreamers. nonetheless mr. brat did win. it was stunning. here he is last night. he's a happy guy. >> the american people wanted to pay attention to

serious ideas again. our founding was built by people who were political philosophers. and we need to get back to that, away from this kind of cheap political rhetoric of right and left. i ran on free markets. i don't know that those are right or left. i ran on rule of law, property rights. i ran on immigration. i don't think those are right and left issues. i think those are just free market constitutional issues. >> he's a midwestern native. he got a masters in divinity from princeton theological seminary, ph.d. in economics at american university. he said one thing you can count on me is i'm honest. >> he's got an 11-year-old daughter, 15-year-old son. i'm sure they were among the happy constituents there in the state. these are the principles he was talking about. commitment to free market, equal treatment under the law, fiscal responsibility, facing god, strong moral fiber, constitutional adherence and ultimately immigration. when you see the photos

that have been coming through, like the border thing flooded by undocumented individuals there. >> just this week. >> could not have been more up front to bring. when people placed their vote, and this is the key issue, they were strong on it, they want more security in all these areas. >> one of the local papers there, the "wall street journal" has an interview with a former president of the tea party in richmond. that person was there around the polls and sensed a huge amount of discon at no time amongst the constituents. i'm sure there is the issue of amnesty. a lot of people felt mr. cantorb spending so much time in washington worrying about g.o.p. politics, he said people started to feel cantor was more worried about fortune 500 companies than people in his district. this person goes on to say we would have loved to have had more town halls about what is going on here and instead we saw him on television. >> it looks like he was a

shoe-in to be the next speaker because there was strong rumors that john boehner was going to say i'm going to retire. and eric cantor, who i met a few times on camera, off camera, in the real world as opposed to his professional world is a really nice guy but they say his staff isn't that nice -- arrogant, using a lot of their political muscle on capitol hill, and it turned a lot of conservatives off. having said that look at the margin of victory. this isn't 49-48. >> it's 11 points. mr. brat was outspent by mr. eric cantor, 14 to 1. mr. brat's campaign manager is 23 years old. he had two people running his campaign off of a flip phone. >> a flip phone. >> this goes to show you this is a political earthquake. you know, and a lot of it

is perhaps, given the fact that there's so much talk about what's going on on our southern border with this humanitarian crisis and all these people streaming across, that did hit mr. cantor at the wrong time given the fact that cantor has had some interest in some sort of dream amnesty and you couple that, was it a referendum on amnesty? was it a referendum on our congressman isn't spending enough time on us? was it because of the weather? was it because democrats crossed over and voted in an open primary? right now we don't know. all we know is it is a political earthquake. down in virginia seventh district. >> we'll talk with steve forbes coming up with his reaction. what's going to happen economically? we've got this economic brain moving in here in primary season, now moving

forward. >> he's not going to be majority leader regardless if he does win the general. who that will be, we'll speculate over the next two hours. >> we turn to heather nauert who has been keeping an eye on south carolina. >> a big day for lindsey graham in south carolina. cruising to victory defeating six challengers. graham faces democratic state senator brad kuto and libertarian victor kocher in the fall. he was one day shofrt finishing his -- short of finishing his freshman year in high school but the 14-year-old emeal i don't see hoffman -- emilio hoffman was killed inside his locker room. he was a soccer player said to be loved by all. >> he's not going to be there anymore. >> he's not like the kind

of kid that you would want to hurt. he's cool. he's good at soccer. he's just -- he's a good friend. >> a real hero yesterday. phys ed teacher todd grisler was grazed by a bullet but said to be okay. the teenager killer was found insued a -- inside a bathroom said to have killed himself. >> a soldier was killed in afghanistan after they came under attack and called in for air support. the plane they were trying to help bombed the wrong target. >> he was following his dream. i'm proud of him that he followed his childhood dream. >> coppin was a native of northern illinois and he signed up for service one month after his father died. actor tracy morgan will remain in a hospital in new jersey over the next several weeks.

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we're centralizing top-down everything in the country right now, and the history of nations is the history of central government's run amok. the united states exceptionalism has been to stay away from that tendency that it's easy to fall prey trying to solve everything at the federal level, but most every federal program is insolvent right now and everybody knows it. >> that was david brat. we are more on our fox news alert. tea party candidate there, an economics professor -- you just saw dave brat speaking about the dangers of government being too big. >> brat defeated house majority leader eric cantor in the virginia republican primary for the seventh district last night. joining us with his reaction is the chairman and editor-in-chief of forbes media, steve forbes. he's the editor of a brand-new book called "money: how the

destruction of the dollar threatens the global economy and what we can do about it." good morning. how did mr. brat win? >> two big things. one, eric cantor did not do constituency work you have to do, do one on one with the voters, town halls galore. when orrin hatch in utah two years ago was in trouble, he worked it very hard. lindsey graham was in trouble. last night he worked it very hard. the other thing was immigration. illegal immigration, stories about kids, numerous coming across the border, the president seemingly doing nothing about it. people say this is another example of washington lawlessness and took it out on eric cantor. >> do you believe the democrats played a role in the margin of victory for brat which was 11 points, because it was an open primary? to me, analyzing it, i don't see the advantage to them having cantor out. >> there was apparently a little bit of that, but the margin showed it did not play a major role. and no one thought cantor was vulnerable until a couple of weeks ago.

in terms of what you saw in nevada a couple of years ago where harry reid picked his own opponent, i don't think that was a big role this time. this was activists being fed up. >> we heard politics being local. we heard david brat talking about centralizeation is not the solution. in your mind going forward what needs to happen? >> i think there are policy that needs to come about what david brat said about the federal reserve, about centralized government. those things speak to the party and what people want in the party are candidates who espouse those views very vigorously in the way ronald reagan did even if it is not fashionable. >> tell us a little bit about your new book. >> it talks about a subject in washington that everyone talks about and does nothing about and that is the federal reserve. the dollar has gone down 80% in the last few years. >> go back to the gold standard. >> go forward to a gold

standard. money -- money has no value in and of itself. it is like a coat check in a restaurant. it is a claim on products and services. imagine what your life would be like if the fed did to the clocks what it does to the dollar. 60 minutes an hour one day, 30 the next, 80 the next. life would be chaotic. if we had a gold standard since 1971 when president nixon took us off of it, our economy today, we maintain our historic growth rates which we have for the previous 180 years, maintain those growth rates our economy today would be 50% larger than it is now. think of that, 50% larger, one and a half times as big. >> it's in your brand-new book. congratulations on doing it. >> thank you. >> coming up on this wednesday, the pictures are unbelievable. hundreds of cars lined up to get out of iraq as al qaeda takes over another major city. what's going on there? we've got the latest. >> taking our stuff along

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he said edward snowden should be cut slack in breaking the law because of the secret government programs he helped expose. that is the news. now something cool. >> it may be his best hidden ball trick ever. michigan high school pitcher ty williams fakes a throw to second base. then he suddenly takes the runner out. why? the second baseman has the ball. the pitcher fakes the second. throws his hat down in frustration, waits until the runner goes for third, then gets him out. it was this move that held beale city take the division taoeuplgts. they-- title. they are now heading for the states. now is pitcher tyrone and the coach. great job, coach. you tried this four times. it worked three. bring us through how i could do this with my team if i was coaching today. >> basically what we do is,

the play on the mound, he steps off, the middle infielders dive for the ball like it's going through. the big selling point is our dugout in carson in center field. carson runs like the ball got through the middle in fielders. it's a fun play. we love doing it. we don't do it that often. when he bends down to pick up the baseball, the kid heads for third. >> ty, coaches give a lot of credit to carson but i give it to you. i love the way you throw the hat down. that's key, isn't it? >> oh yeah, it's all a good acting job. you just have to really sell it, and the confusion is what gets the baserunner and the team and just

getting the guy to think the ball is really in outfield is a big part. >> carson, what do you say when people go this pretend stuff, this hidden ball trick, that's bush league. that's not fair. what do you say to that, carson? >> it's part of the game. we didn't break any rules. we didn't do anything wrong. we just fooled them a little bit, and there's nothing wrong with that. we're just having a little fun in our own way and helping ourselves win the game. i think it's fun. >> what's next, coach? >> as far as where do we play? >> yeah. >> we have the semi finals at 9 a.m. at michigan state on friday against kalamazoo christian. >> what are you going to pretend to do then? spoep -- >> hopefully we can win the game. i give a lot of credit to that play, my middle infielders sold it very well. they have to lay out, you know, the bench gets

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dave brat who defeated last night house majority leader in an earthquake politically by the margin of 56% to 44%. the first house majority leader to lose in american history going back to 1899 in a primary, while holding that position. you've got tons of e-mail pouring in and we'd like to share some of them with you right now. >> dawn is writing us on facebook right now, i guess the tea party is not on the run like some would have you believe. >> that was a huge one last night. destiny is on facebook and says the people are sick of the establishment. i hope this is a sign for november. >> meanwhile, annette on facebook says the sleeping giant is waking up. americans are fed up. >> voices are ringing in. jean on facebook, i'm a bit shocked but maybe all the incumbents should be voted out. >> i agree with the analysis he didn't pay enough attention at his own district. clearly that was one of the major issues. a lot of experts are going

to be on hour after hour, but eric cantor is not a liberal guy, not even a moderate guy. >> when it came to immigration, laura ingraham was here yesterday, said this was would be a major play-making moment whep you try to -- when you try to please everyone you make a different statement than you intended. >> eric cantor was talking about going forward with the republican party, finding a deal on immigration, but obviously a lot of people out there don't like that idea. what's curious is "the washington post" this morning is reporting that what his, eric cantor's internal poll numbers were one week ago. on june 6, they showed cantor at 62% and mr. brat at 28%. the final margin was of course brat 56% and cantor 44%. >> they are going to be analyzing this for years. all right, heather nauert, what's happening? >> a lot going on. you know how hillary

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faith bathe initiatives under president bush -- faith-based initiatives. on his first day in office president bush signed faith-based initiatives into law. why? >> president bush was in a long line of united states presidents that understood what our founders said which is citizens are at the base of problem solving in america. president bush wanted to lift up their arms and strengthen their service. >> what was the impact of it? >> profound because we changed government to end religious discrimination, so the government shrunk the space for religious charities to solve problems in communities. so president bush attempted to fix that. he could do that within government, but i think his most profound accomplishment was the culture change. just like the iconic image of him down the street with his arm and the shoulder of

the fireman thanking him for his service in the country, president bush went around the country in air force one going to inner city pastors putting his arm around their shoulder saying when you serve your community, you serve your nation. i'm here to thank you. that may be part of the fabric of problem solving in america. >> a lot of people thought when president bush left office this program would end. it is still in effect but changed. >> president obama kept the initiative of president bush which was the faith based office but i think in three key areas it has gone in a different direction. the affordable care act. the green family who owned hobby lobby has a violation of their conscience. they have to provide abortion drugs as a part of their employee health care package. president obama sought to reduce the charitable tax credit to help pay for health care. that disincentivizes giving

in america. third, president obama has used the office actually to reach out to pastors to support legislation. so the politicking is not something i think is appropriate. >> sure. you touched on how president obama is trying to take away the charity deduction people get for writing a check to whomever they want to. ultimately he wants to raise money to spend on something. but at the end of the day, it's something that's helping so many people. it would be crazy to take it away. >> it's a profound philosophical difference because president obama does believe that state offers the solutions. to increase taxes, to provide more government support is, his point of view, president bush thought we need to put the power in the hands of the citizens to care for the neighbors in need. >> it has been a great program so far. your new book is called "the quiet revolution." up on thishank you so wednesday, a youth pastor

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they say you are what you eat, but what if your food doesn't react well to your daily medications? here to break down some of the most dangerous food and drug combos is dr. debbie, joining us this morning. >> nice to see you. >> these are kind of shocking. i'm going to start with dairy and what you shouldn't be taking with it. >> yeah, exactly. so we think if we swallow pills they'll take effect right away, but we need acid in our stomachs. milk and dairy can cause a reaction. you get less of the antibiotics than you think you are. >> when most people think you should have yogurt -- >> exactly. >> no dairy with antibiotics. >> with certain ones. >> great. orange juice? >> you can have the opposite problem where you have too much acid. for people taking allergy medication, especially now with allergy season, they can neutralize your allergy medications.

so you get less of the allergy medication than you thought you were. >> this is kind of chew in the morning. >> yeah. >> you have your cereal and milk and antibiotic and if you're on allergy medicine, you have your o.j so do you have to decrease orange juice or just remove it or increase the allergen medicine? >> no, i wouldn't increase the medication, but i would swallow the medication with water and maybe have the juice some other time in the day. maybe four hours apart. >> that's a long time in the morning. >> exactly, 'cause it affects the acidity in your stomach. these two will decrease the amount of medication in your stomach. >> so moving here, these are spring up the reaction. >> exactly. >> we have citrus juices. >> what happens is they actually work on the liver, not the gut itself. so they interfere with the breakdown of your drugs. so when you take your medications, you don't get all of it. you don't get 100%. some of it breaks down. but this prevents that from happening. so if you have lime, lemon, group fruit juice, anything like that will increase some of the

dosage of medication you're getting. it can happen with statins, cholesterol medication, some blood pressure medications. so one of the common ones go up in terms of the dose. >> is this a serious -- serious where you could be taking a medication, almost overdose within your own body? >> you could. i wouldn't say it's that common that people overdose, but you have to be very careful. so this is the thing we worry about a lot at the doctor's office where if you are using grapefruit juice, if you like your citrus juice, then it's important to tell your doctor about that so you can adjust the dose. >> thank you. chocolate? >> people love chocolate. there is something in it that is thought of as a love potion because it makes people a little anxious, makes people a little bit restless and can cause their heart rate to go up. it used to be called an aphrodisiac for that reason. if you have chocolate and coffee and some of the stimulant medications, a lot of people are

getting diagnosed with adhd. if you take it with ritalin, it can cause all three to go up and you can get overstimulated. >> it's a combination of all of the different things. all of them are stimulants. but if you have them all at once, it can have a strong effect on you. >> we hear about wine pairing well with things, but you say not with? >> mao inhibitors. those are certain type of antidepressants. they're not as common. but this of all of these, this combination is the one most likely to be life-threatening. so we're thinking about wine bars. a lot of people go, they have cheeses and wines and their smoked meats. it's great combo. but if you're on those medications, what happens is you can get poisoning from a chemical which is in those. >> so the smoked meats and cheeses and the wine here can actually cause a life-threatening situation? >> if you're on those

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good morning. today is wednesday, june 11. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. a shocking political defeat no one saw coming. congressman eric cantor ousted, becoming the first house majority leader in history to lose his primary, defeated by this washington outsider and tea party candidate, dave brat. >> we believe in god who gave us this miracle today and we believe that that strong moral fiber is necessary for the continuation of our republic as it stands and i truly believe that. >> so who is dave brat and could his victory change the balance of power in washington? a youth pastor facing murder charges for a deadly bar fight. but he claims he was protecting himself and his parishioners. there is surveillance tape now, so what's the mystery? the pastor out on bail and here with his side of the story. and it's a race against time to get married?

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>> the shriver family responsible for putting it all together, now it's become a global phenomenon and fox is all about it. >> without a doubt and an honor to be part of that for sure. we have a fox news alert. to many of you, stunning, a congressional upset that no one saw coming. eric canner losing the virginia republican primary to dave brat. >> dave brat comes out with a victory that up until hours before, i was flipping around saying, lindsey graham is supposed to get a run for his money, but in the end they were going to prevail. in the end, he got crushed. >> it didn't look like anybody outside the brat circle thought he would win. doug mckelway is following this from richmond, virginia. good morning to you. what happened to cantor? >> it's an absolutely stunning defeat for the second most powerful republican in the house of representatives. brat was wildly outspent by

cantor last night, who was a fund-raiser for the republican party. cantor raised $2.5 million to brat's $250,000. so it's a phenomenal difference there. but brat had the support of a lot of talk radio people like mark levine, laura ingraham. as brat also said last night, dollars do not vote. this district has been inspired by the immigration issue, especially given the influx of young central americans across border states which is overwhelming the infrastructure in those states. in his victory speech, he focused very heavily on constitutional principles. >> we believe in god who gave us this miracle today and we believe in the faith of the founders and we believe that that faith and that strong moral fiber is necessary for the continuation of our republic as it stands and i truly believe

that. >> reporter: cantor was pretty much gracious, even a little optimistic in defeat last night and totally unexpected defeat. >> i know there is a lot of long faces here tonight and it's disappointing, sure. but i believe in this country. i believe there is opportunity around the next corner for all of us. so i look forward to continuing to fight with all of you for the things that we believe in for the conservative cause because those solution of ours are the answer to the problems that so many people are facing today. thank you all very, very much. >> reporter: brat rejects the notion that he's a strict tea partier. he says he simply embraces free market principles and limited government. but he kept coming back to this religious theme last night. >> it's about returning the country to judeo christian

principles and it's about returning this country to free market principles. i don't want to get into it, but the race for -- when i go to dc, every vote i take will move the pendulum in the direction of the people away from washington, d.c. back to the states, back to the localities and back to you. >> reporter: comments like that are going to be red meat for democrats. they have already begun fundraising off of the brat victory last night. schumer said the republican party has two paths to take now. one of more mainstream on the immigration issue or views like brat. the battle has been drawn. back to you in new york. >> all right. doug mckelway live. why did he lose? some have blamed democrats for going over. it was an open primary.

in fact, elizabeth pointed out that form congressman ben jones, who we knew from "dukes of hazard" was encouraging people who are democrat, you can vote in it, go ahead. there is no evidence that they did that in the gigantic numbers. brat had 56 and cantor 44. that's 11, 12 points. >> in the 7th district, 18,000 more republicans voted in the 2014 primary than the 2012 primary. so you have a huge difference making population get not guilty there to cast their votes. who is dave brat exactly? we know that he's a professor here. he's got an 11-year-old daughter and 15-year-old son. master's in divinity from princeton. ph.d. in e con at american university. certainly someone that before last night, not many people knew. >> sure. >> here he is. here is a little bit of his victory speech. this is very happy man.

>> the american people want to pay attention to serious ideas again. our founding was built by people who were political philosophers and we need to get back to that, away from this cheap political rhetoric of right and left. i ran on free markets. i don't know that those are right or left. i ran on rule of law, property rights. i ran on immigration. i don't think those are right and left issues. i think those are just free market constitutional issues. >> and that's what he was probably teaching his students. that might be an interesting sprint in november. this is a predominantly republican district and he is strongly favored to win the general. basically you got to wonder, who will take over as majority leader? will it be a woman? representative kathy mcmorris rogers? paul ryan perhaps? jeb hensarling?

what about the whip, kevin mccarthy out of california? >> because the question right now is, will eric cantor, who couldn't even win his district, would he go ahead and say, i'm going to give it up, and then we put up kevin mccarthy. he has said that he is undecided on it. he said he's heart broken right now. steve scalise, republican from louisiana who heads up the republican study group, probably the most conservative guy on the block there, he is right there. but dana perino, who was filling in last night for greta, she suggested kristi noem. fresh face. she's a congresswoman from south dakota. so will mr. cantor step aside or, i was reading one blog, cantor -- one of the things that people say cost cantor the nomination is the fact that he supports some form of immigration reform. he was labeled by mr. brat as supporting amnesty, which he

says he's not. but some have suggest what had mr. cantor could do, since he's got nothing to lose, push it through right now. all he would need is something like ten republicans to join all the democrats and they could get it done before november. >> right. david brat going door to door, asking people if that's what they wanted and it wasn't. >> if the president thought by allowing the illegals to stream into the country and overwhelm our system was going to work towards rushing in immigration reform, he again misjudged. entirely boomeranged. if he thought he had an ally in majority leader eric cantor, cantor is now out and it doesn't feel as though any republican feel it's to their advantage to go say, let's let everybody in. >> right. >> big changes in infusion as it refers to the republican party. heather nauert hasç more. >> we've been following all the primaries. big day we're watching. south carolina senator lindsey graham cruising to victory. he defeated six challengers in

that state, locking in more than 50% of the vote to avoid a runoff. he faces democratic state senator brad huto and libertarian victor cohurt in the fall. he was just one day short of tipping his freshman year in high school and now police are confirming that 14-year-old emilio hoffman was the student who was shot dead inside a boys locker room at reynolds high school in oregon. that shooter was carrying a rifle and he opened fire inside that school and this morning we have brand-new video to bring you capturing the moment that police swarmed in. take a look. then that teen shooter was eventually found dead inside a restroom. he's believed to have killed himself. a tragic day in that state. one of the five american soldiers who died this week in the friendly fire accident in afghanistan has been identified this morning.

19-year-old aaron toppen. he and five others were killed after they came under attack and called in for air support. the plane that arrived to help, bombed the wrong target. >> serving, following his dream. i'm proud of him that he followed his childhood dream. >> such a tough time for his mother and family there. toppen was a native of northern illinois. he signed up for the service just one month after his father had died. call it a sweet victory, illinois governor pat quinn signing into law the cupcake bill at the home of khloe sterling. she helped get the law passed after the health department shut down her home baked cupcake business for not having proper license. >> i'm happy that i'm going to be able to do it and happy that other home cooks can bake and sell out of their homes without getting in trouble like i did.

>> she's so sweet. after the bill was signed, the governor was rewarded with a cupcake. how nice is that? those are your headlines. it only applies to businesses that bring in $1,000 or less each month in the state of illinois. not everybody will benefit from it. but at least khloe will. >> we talked to her a short while ago. she was so excited about that moment. >> the icing on the cake. >> very good, steve. fox news alert. all eyes will be on the capitol for the first grilling on the bergdahl prisoner swap. one of those asking questions is here, the chairman of the armed services committee, congressman buck mckeon joins us live in a couple of minute. >> the secretary of defense will be there. then a pilot blinded by a laser. but wait until you see what happens when he shines a light on the suspect. good job. ♪ ♪ the lowest price

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in a few hours from right now at a capitol hill hearing taking place, they're going to talk about the controversial swap of army sergeant bowe bergdahl for five killer taliban detainees. joining us right now is the man leading that hearing, california congressman buck mckeon, he is the chairman of the house armed services committee. good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. thank you. >> to you wrote mr. hagel a letter a couple of days. you asked him a bunch of questions that you wanted him to detail and bring evidence. what's the number one thing you want to know from him? >> i guess how the decision was made. i've had a couple of briefings this week and the first one was a briefing for staff that i attended and i have some questions. how many people knew about this, because last year we passed a law, signed into law by the

president, that before any detainee was transferred out of guantanamo bay, they would give 30 days written notice to congress. time for us to ask questions, time for us to look into it a little bit. they didn't do that. they totally ignored that. so i asked how many people in the administration knew about this? in the briefing they talked about they were concerned about a leak. they said, well, less than 100. yesterday at a briefing they said, well, between 80 and 90. four different departments. and not a single member of congress was alerted or given notice. i think there is a real disconnect there. the law was just totally ignored. and then they went ahead and released these five prisoners, detainees, who were very dangerous guys. >> congressman, the law was ignored. 80, 90 administration people knew about it.

they didn't trust you guys. what are you going to do about it? >> first of we have to nail it down. if they're concerned about leaks, so am i. but if they're as concerned as they say they are, i want to know the names of everybody that knew about it because if they can't give me the names, then i don't think they're as concerned about it as they said. because if a leak happened and they can't go back and tell me everybody that knew about it, then there is no way to find out the leak. if sergeant bergdahl had been killed, because that's one of the excuses they gave why they had to move quickly. first they said he was sick and they had to move quickly. then they said there was danger his life. then they said it was just we had to move. and all the time working since january, they never let us know what they were doing. >> what's shocking is so many of you guys knew about the bin laden raid. there were no loose lips that sank that ship.

it just seems like this is their back doorway, they don't want anybody in congress get not guilty their way -- getting in their way of ultimately phasing out gitmo by having everybody get transferred out of the joint. >> that's another concern is that if they can get away with this, then what's causing them to say, well, the war is over, we're out of it. and we'll just let all those other detainees go. we know that at least 30% return to the fight. out of these five, my reckoning is that it will probably be more like 100%. these are dedicated people that have one goal in mind and that's to take out westerners. >> it should be an interesting hearing up on capitol hill. get started about three hours from right now. congressman, thank you very much for taking time out of your morning to chat with us. >> thanks for having me. >> you bet.

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time for news by the numbers. first, 9%. that's how much more dunkin' donuts raising its coffee prices. the first increase in three years. a parasite in central america is to blame. i hate them. next, one in 10,000. those are the odds of these rare twin colts being born. their owner in kentucky named them aaron and andrew. aaron is on the right. and ten years old, that's the age of boy geneious who graduated h one of the country's youngest graduates. he plans to attend community college so he can live at home and then head to medical school when he's done with driver's ed. elisabeth? >> thank you. well, a california youth pastor charged with murder after a man

he fought with in a las vegas bar park lot died of a head injury six months after the fight. that pastor, robert cox, claims he was just defending himself and the parishioners with him. he, and his wife and their attorney join us this morning. good morning. i'm certain this is a position you never thought you would be in, pastor cox. what is your message to your parishioners right now who i know are watching? >> i'm so thankful for their support and prayers and the people who supported me across the country and my innocence and as an american, having the right to defend myself. so i'm just so thankful for their prayers and support. i'm so overwhelmed emotionally by everything they've been showing me and giving me. it's unbelievable. >> you will enter a plea i believe on friday at the hearing here as it relates to this case.

julie, i see threw and i can't imagine how hard this has been on you and your family. can you explain the difficulty you're facing? >> yeah. i would say the impact has been super overwhelming. in the other side of things, as rob said, we have so much support in the same overwhelming way. i just feel like our setback is being used as a comeback and we're going to be able to have a rally behind us basically. it's what's been getting us by in our faith in god and knowing he's carrying us through this is bringing a lot of confidence to us. >> so in your heart, and you believe that this was just a defense, that your husband was trying to protect everyone around him, no different than he would any other day. is that correct? >> yeah. i mean, i can tell you that my husband is my hero. he fought for me. he fought for our children. he fought for our group that was with us.

we keep hearing that there was children with us and they were our intern group, all adults. so he defended them. a group of us. there was 22 of us all together. and god, he's just my hero. he did an amazing thin. the courage that came with that is undescribable. >> you're alluding to a time where a gentleman approached the group and apparently started throwing verbal threats and physical threats. is that correct? >> yes. >> and pastor rob, i have to ask you, this gentleman comes up to you and your instinct is to protect. what went wrong? what happened? >> i don't think there was anything that went wrong. i just think that i acted -- i felt threatened. i was scared for my life and when watching my students get attacked and knowing that my daughter was watching it go down

out of the rv window and i was just acting, protecting myself and protecting those around me. so i'm not sure what went wrong, but that's all i was doing was just defending myself. >> this is an excerpt of the criminal complaint. cox hit ellington with premeditation and deliberation and with malice. your reaction to that? >> totally untrue. that's so far from the truth. i don't really react to it. it's just not true. >> i want to get in here with your attorney. warren, how can premeditation, malice, deliberation, how can those factor into self-defense here? >> well, the state has the obligation of proving beyond a reasonable doubt that there was malice aforethought in this case. but after my client was

attacked, he had the right to defend himself and them. so what you'll see is the upcoming jury trial is there will be no evidence that he intended to seek out a fight that night. rather he was defending himself and defending everyone in this group. >> will stand your ground play a role? >> it will. there is going to be a jury instruction letting the jurors know that in nevada there is no duty to retreat. in this case, my client did not instigate this fight and as a consequence of that, he did not have to run off and allow ellington to continue to batter and attack the other members of his party. he had a right to stand his ground in defense much himself and defense of the other members of that party. >> okay. we'll have a hearing this friday where rob, you will enter your plea. we will certainly follow that. we want to thank warren, rob and julie cox for being with us this morning. keep us posted. >> thank you. >> thank you. coming up, the washington insider is out and the political outsider is in. we're going to analyze eric

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i ran on free markets. i don't know that those are right or left. i ran on rule of law, property rights.

i ran on immigration. i don't think those are right and left issues. i think those are just free market constitutional issues. >> we are back with a fox news alert. eric cantor may be number two in the house, but now he's on his way out, beaten by tea party backed candidate dave brat in last night's virginia 7 primary. >> are those the principles that just mentioned the reason this political unknown was able to create the biggest political upset in decades? here with us to react. >> is ed rollins. good morning. so historic upset here. >> historic, unpredicted, all the smart people in washington and around the country didn't see it coming. and i don't think cantor saw it. >> did cantor lose or brat won? >> i think cantor -- brat ran a terrible campaign. he was outspent. the immigration issue, which cantor flirted back and forth with basically mobilized a whole different group.

gigantic turnout. probably a third more voters that turned out two years ago. >> speak of turnout, there has been some suggestion that some democrats had said it's an open primary. why don't you go and screw things up? >> there aren't that many democrats in that district. it's a strong republican district, both mccain and romney carried it with better than 5% of the vote. it's central richmond, a very solid republican district. >> if you're address the republican caucus right now, what's the message they should take from this election result? >> get back home and pay attention to your constituents. listen to them. don't spend time in washington. get yourself back home and take nothing for granted. >> what are they saying that needs to be listened to? >> i think they basically is got to -- part of what cantor's problem is he tried to redefine the republican party. he used a whole variety of things. he's a very decents guy, well liked. he was the grinch between the tea party and -- the bridge between the tea party and establishment. >> the news that we've seen with

the updates and what's going on at the border with the flooding of undocumented individuals coming in, how much of a factor did that play? >> i think d. there has been a lot of republicans unhappy with boehner's comments recently about immigration. immigration is dead in the house. house republicans don't want to move it. >> as a result of this? >> definitely as a result. everything is dead as far as this budget reform, tax reform and certainly immigration is dead at this point in time. >> do you think that the grassroots was steamed, that they see that the gop leadership, that's their last chance to stop the obama agenda and don't feel like washington is really doing anything for them? >> this started -- cantor was one of the leader when is they shut the government down. they held him responsible for that, many of the tea party and the grassroots wanted to continue that fight. they thought they had obama on the defensive and obviously boehner and others didn't think that. so he got blamed for a lot of that. >> boehner came out right after and said you got to be kidding me, that famous line, how could you shut down the government? and then on ted cruz's idea.

so this is a pushback on that? is the tea party clearly not dead? >> it's a very important part of the republican party. i've said we can't function as the establishment party. we need tea party -- the energy. they're the people that get out and vote as they did yesterday. we need them if we're going to be viable. >> should he step aside now, eric cantor? >> i think it's important he step aside. he's the major fund-raiser next to the speaker and no one is going to contribute to someone who they see as lame duck. >> who should step up. >> kevin mccarthy is the normal guy to step up. but you're going to be begin the successor speaker race. whoever replaces boehner, i think you'll have a fight right now. we'll see what happens. >> these are interesting political times. thank you. >> thank you. we've got an update now on tracy morgan and for that, we turn to heather nauert. >> good morning. we've got other news going on that i want to bring you. let's start with tracy morgan.

the wal-mart truck driver who was charged in the crash that left tracy morgan in critical condition, he's now claiming that he only is facing these charges because morgan is famous. driver kevin roper set to be arraigned later today and we're now getting a glimpse of his possible defense. on twitter he wrote, quote, these are lies being spread because they're pressured to make an arrest as this accident was being covered nationally because of a famous person was involved. wal-mart now denying that roper has this twitter account. new details about that stalk who are broke into sandra bullock's los angeles mansion. she saved herself by locking herself inside a room until police were able to arrive. according to cops, 39-year-old joshua corbett scaled a barbed wire fence outside her home and then got inside the house while she was sleeping. he apparently spent hours inside her $16 million mansion. corbett lives 30 miles away. he apparently kept a diary on

her and wanted a face-to-face meeting with her. there he is right there. talk about turning the tables. the seminole county sheriff's helicopter was on night patrol when it was struck bay laser beam. the chopper was at 800 feet when this happened. how could you even fly with that light going on. thanks to their infrared camera, they were able to track down the suspect. 19-year-old man was arrested on felony charges and faces a $10,000 fine if he's convicted of that. then take a look at this. a lot of folks are talking about this this morning. incredible wedding video. this is a couple in oregon. they are racing against time and mother nature to get married before the flames force them to evacuate their wedding and all of their guests. listen to this. >> my heart sinking, i remember looking at the pastor saying, liz, i have to marry you today and i have to marry you here. >> after squeezing in the ceremony with a quick kiss, photographer snapped the photo,

really a photo of a lifetime. it's beautiful and erie at the same time. >> it's stunning, but scary. >> yeah. >> thanks. somebody who loves the extreme weather is our storm chaser, maria molina. since it's wednesday, it's time for science trivia. >> that's right. it's science trivia. by the way, atlantic hurricane season officially started on june 1. our question is somewhat related to hurricane season. how many category 5 hurricanes hit the united states since 1899? the answer choices are a, 3? b, 6? c, 9? or d, 12? how many category 5 hurricanes have hit the u.s. since 1899? what do you think? >> 1899. >> long time. going with six. >> i'd go six. >> brian? >> i'm going to think about it through the commercial. >> all right. the answer choice is a, only

three. >> are you kidding me? >> yeah, only three category 5 hurricanes and those are an unnamed storm that hit the florida keys in 1935. hurricane camille back in 1969 that hit mississippi. and hurricane andrew in 1992, hit south florida and that's actually the reason why i am a meteorologist today. that was my hometown then. >> now we know the answer is 3, category 5. >> thanks. >> one day i'll get that right. >> probably not. >> hey! >> they're getting harder. >> 19 minutes before the top of the hour. he won't go after the v.a., but attorney general eric holder is attacking the boy scouts? the boy scouts. wait until you hear why coming up. special morning at "fox & friends," we're kicking off the opening traditions ofç the 2014 special olympics usa games right here on our plaza before they shift to new jersey. >> there is the torch.

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carry the torch across three routes leading up to the 2014 special olympics in new jersey. today we're helping start the celebration and believe me, these guys are ready to celebrate. am i right? [ cheering ] >> a lot of excitement. here with us now, the chairman and ceo of the 2014 usa games, t.j. nelligan and our other two guests. what are the importance of today in your heart? this has got to be the start of something incredible every year. >> this is such an exciting moment to kick off the special olympics usa games here at "fox & friends" nationwide. for law enforcement, to take it on its final leg, presented by toys r us throughout new york city, pennsylvania, and the great state of new jersey where we'll host the games starting opening ceremonies on sunday. >> i love the fact that law enforcement is married to these games. >> absolutely. we've been doing the torch run

for 32 years. started in kansas in 1981, was spread around the world. we're now in 46 countries. we have 140,000 officers involved in the torch run. last year we raised $43.6 million for special olympics. >> wow. tyler, you ran cross-country in track in high school. what is the best part about the games for you? >> i think the best part was probably running three miles here and staying in shape, too. >> oh, yeah. i think that sums it up here. an emotional week, i'm sure. what can we look forward to and why does it mean so much to you? >> well -- >> you like competing! >> yeah. >> brian thinks he's faster than you. >> that was what i told you privately, elisabeth. not to say it on camera. >> he's been talking camera. we're actually going to light the torch which is so symbol hispanic completely wonderful. >> unless you guys don't want to light the torch.

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government and free marketplace and his belief in an earlier president who embodied all those ideals resonated with this solidly conservative district. listen up. >> this plank of the republican party is that peace is best reserved for a strong defense. i have a picture of ronald reagan on my web page and that man is unbelievable and he's been an inspiration for this entire campaign. he had it right on that set of principles. >> reporter: the republican establishment really shocked and i don't think that's an understatement by this victory by david brat. representative lynn west moreland said this is devastating for us all. it's going to take a few days to sink in. that's a direct quote. so the political fear that the tea party is now on its death bed is totally upended. but brat really rejects the notion that he is a tea party member. he says there is nothing conservative about free market principles. listen up.

>> i know there is a lot of long faces here tonight and it's disappointing, sure. but i believe in this country. i believe there is opportunity around the next corner for all of us. so i look forward to continuing to fight with all of you for the things that we believe in for the conservative cause because those solutions of ours are the answer to the problems that so many people are facing today. thank you all very, very much. >> reporter: democrats are painting brat as a bit of an extremist. they'll use sound bites like this to make that case. listen. >> it's about returning the country to judeo-christian principles and it's about returning this country to free market principles where no one is favored. i don't want to get into it, but

the race is pretty simple. when i go to dc, every vote i take will move the pendulum in the direction of the people away from washington, d.c., back to the states, back to the locality and back to you. >> reporter: democrats are already using brat's victory last night as a fundraising tool. mainstream republicans have got to be rethinking their strategy, at least a little bit in the immortal words of mark twain, to paraphrase, the death of the tea party has been greatly exaggerated. steve, back to you in new york. >> although widely reported. doug, thank you very much. laura ingraham was one of the few conservative voices to actually support mr. brat and on her web page, i was looking, it says vote dave brat, oust eric cantor. are you taking a bow tonight? >> it was my six-year-old's birthday party last night. my phone started going crazy. i'm like, i guess i better answer it. the good news came in. look, i think a couple of things that we have to establish right

off the top. number one, this is being branded as a tea party victory. that's not quite accurate. brat addressed this last night. not one major tea party organization came out and endorsed brat, supported brat in any meaningful way. we had a difficult time getting the tea party groups and brat connected. they basically told him you don't have a chance. they wrote him off. and there were a few people, myself, mark levin, breitbart news, they were pretty much the only people covering this race. i said this yesterday on "fox & friends." we had 625 people hanging off the balcony of eric cantor's own country club last tuesday night and there was no major media there except for breitbart news and a reporter from the local nbc. that's. >> your prophetic, we'll call it

yesterday. will cantor then stay on and if does he not, who will step in? >> well, that's the real challenge now. the establishment can either learn something from this or they can consign themselves to the dustup in political history. right now look at this race, historic, never happened in the history of american politics, to keep eric cantor in that position as some john boehner associates want to happen, would be beyond insane. okay? you can't do that. not after this. to put kevin mccarthy in that position, i think that's a very tricky move because kevin mccarthy, eric cantor, john boehner, they're all kind of joined at the hip on this interest in pushing immigration reform. anyone watching today, immigration reform as conceived by these republicans in the house leadership is dead. it's over. they put kevin mccarthy in there, i think they're creating more problems for themselves. i look at jeb hensarling and

others. again, the republicans can always screw things up. but this is a seismic shift, or at least it should be in gop leadership. but these guys are fanatics on this issue of immigration reform and i wouldn't be surprised if they kept their heads down and kept trying to figure out a way around it. >> so you think kevin mccarthy would be like eric cantor. what is it about him that is not satisfactory? >> cantor could never make the case to the people of virginia to why his 13 years in gop politics delivered successes to the people of virginia. there was no track record of success, especially in recent years on conservative issues. so his most recent push has been for the dream act and for the enlist act. that's what he's known for right now. so the idea that he was going to go to the people of virginia and say, reelect me because number one, i have a lot of money. number two, you know my name. and number three, i'm trying to make the lives of illegal immigrants better, that doesn't fly with people.

and then he spread a bunch of lies about dave brat that people didn't buy. dave brat is the radical professor. dave brat is not as good on immigration enforcement as i'm going to be. people didn't buy that. so he wasn't coming clean on what his real views on immigration were. and i think people understood that in the end. he came across as a phony. i'm sorry, but he came across two faced on that issue. >> the conventional wisdom is the republicans can't win the presidency in 2016 without immigration reform. real briefly, tell us why that's wrong. >> because the working class people of the united states of america and the working poor are not seeing their lives get better year after year. the idea that the republicans are going to go to them and sell an immigration amnesty as a way to in part get their lives out of the ditch is ludicrous. what happened last night demonstrates, all of you watching right now, that the establishment viewpoint on immigration is precisely wrong.

it's an issue to use to build the republican majority with blacks, latinos, asians and single women. this is a winner for republicans if they play it the right way and in 2016, i'd be looking at this jeb bush issue right now 'cause jeb bush is a lot weaker today than he was 24 hours ago. >> we'll be splitting the screen. a lot of the screen with immigrants, illegal aliens flooding into san antonio and flooding into phoenix over the next few weeks because they're in the launching pad right now. >> yeah. they're going to be in public schools in three months, don't forget that. >> congratulations to the six-year-old in your house, and the brat thing too. >> that was the real party last night. thank you very much. >> she's got other political news. i'm talking about her. heather nauert. >> good morning. big political day today. let's look at south carolina. despite six other candidates, lindsey graham cruising to victory. he locked in more than 50% of the vote in order to avoid a runoff. he faces democratic state senator brad huto and

libertarian victor coher in the fall. a 14-year-old boy just one day shy of finishing his freshman year in school was killed in a school shooting in oregon. emilio hoffman was gunned down inside the locker room at reynolds high school by a shooter who was carrying a rifle. >> i can't accept the fact that he's not going to be there anymore. >> he's not that kind of kid that you would want to hurt. >> the teen shooter was found dead inside a bathroom. it's believed he killed himself. his motive is still not known. then there is brand-new video coming in to fox of a luxury home just ready to fall off a cliff in texas. boy. 4,000 square foot home and it's hanging about 75 feet above the water in lake whitney. the cliff crumbling beneath that house. you can see it looks to be a rug and then some wood hanging out of that house. on the ground below.

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hundreds of children who illegally crossed into texas from south and central america now being bussed and dumped over in arizona. they're living in warehouses, outfitted with mattresses and portable toilets and disease and measles is beginning to spread. this is a disaster that's been thrown at us at our border. with eric cantor's loss last night to a little known economics professor in the virginia primary, many fear the problem will only get worse. remember, cantor was willing to work with the president on immigration. his opponent, david brat, campaigned against it. so what are we supposed to do about the huge humanitarian crisis and if success leaves clues, what can we learn from the success of the professor? joining us is retired air force colonel and candidate for congress in arizona. so colonel, first off, how bad

is this problem? we're seeing the video, seeing the pictures and we're wondering when it's going to stop. >> well, it seems like it's not going to stop, brian. certainly the obama administration should have seen this coming. they have phones in the embassies in guatemala and el salvador and other countries and the crises going on there shouldn't have taken us by surprise. and so the fact that we now are caught flat footed and the obama administration doesn't have the capabilities and is now creating this humanitarian crisis is certainly just an issue of imcompetence, first of all. also reminds us all that the border is not secure. >> no kidding. and colonel, they're walking up and saying -- not running from border guards, they're saying take me. a lot are saying it's because the president's unilateral dream act implementation that says we're not going to toss kids out if their parents brought them here illegally. now they're coming here without kids, without parents. >> right. yeah. so there is a lot of different

reports out there. but clearly with modern communication, word is getting back to families and individuals down there that as you said, turn yourself in because of the temporary stay that they've had where there is legal status from those from guatemala and el salvador because of the strife down there. they are basically getting the word out, like bring the kids. they'll be allowed to stay. those that are being released and told to report in in 15 days, give me a break. how is that going to happen? because of the imcompetence we have here and the lack of foresight, we're now being complicit with the trafficking operation because of these loopholes. >> colonel, you're not a political person and you're proud of it. we don't need another political person. we're using your military background and care about the community. how do you come out against illegal immigration and not be labeled anti-kid and anti-hispanic?

>> look, the border is not secure. and all of this discussion, those of reasonable and pragmatic have said we got to reform our legal immigration system so that is responsive to our economic needs and also need to secure the border. i was just at the border the other day, all day, and look, our border is not secure. if a nine-year-old can make it over the border by themselves, imagine what a criminal organization can do. so maybe this will give us the political will to secure the border and show that we have to be thoughtful as we move this forward to reform the legal system, secure the border and not be in a situation where incentiveizing future immigration. >> how does your military experience play into winning this election? >> well, it's 26 years in the military, we have 85,000 veterans here and two large military bases. very patriotic community, cares

about national security. so it definitely does matter. the future of the airplane i flew in combat is also a very big issue for us in our community. and i ran in 2012 and lost by only .84% against the same guy. so this is the most competitive race in the country. nancy pelosi and the democrats have already spent or committed over a million dollars against me and we can definitely win this time. we just need help. so mcsally for congress.com. we need help from all over the country. >> we're going to ask barber on. colonel, thanks so much for joining us this morning. >> thanks, brian. coming up straight ahead, a frightening new trend. bullying starting before elementary school. how do you spot it and what do you do about it? that's next. and al gore has a new pet project. edward snowden. can he get lower than that?

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serving, following his dream. i'm proud of him that he followed his childhood dream. >> that is the mother of 19-year-old aaron toppen, one of the five american soldiers killed this week in a friendly fire accident in afghanistan. toppen and five others were killed after coming under attack and calling for air support. the plane that arrived to help hit the wrong target. al gore defending america's most wanted man at a tech conference in nashville. he said nsa leaker edward snowden should be cut some slack for break the law because some of the secretive and government programs he helped exposing,

people needed to know about, mr. gore says. >> thank you. you've heard of grade school bullies. but what about toddler bullies? research shows kids in kindergarten and younger are acting like mean girls. dr. mark bracket is a director of the yale center for emotional intelligence and the creator of the mood meter app. thank you for being with us today. can a kindergartener be a bully? >> kids engage in aggressive behavior. they can physically hurt another child, exclude a child. they can say mean things. but really what we want to talk about is is it intentional? is there a power imbalance? those kind of things are what make the difference. >> how is it a parent know? summer time is a great time to prep for the school year. what do we need to know? >> parents need to know that emotions matter. that a child's feelings are often driving their decisions and their behavior.

if we can give children the vocabulary to describe what's going on inside, they'll behave in a positive way. >> you've taken this to the next level. kids are into tech. they like to be able to play on the phone and ipad, tablet. you have developed the mood app that let's them, on a color center, pick their mood every day and sort of track it. why is that important? >> it's important is that if we can name it, we can tame it. so if we give children and the adults in their lives like their parents and teacher that vocabulary to describe what's going on inside, they'll know how to behave op the outside. >> give me an example. i'm looking at the colors. you can get this on itunes. it's 99 cents. if you you're feel ago certain way, it tracks it like those bands that track your heart rate? >> exactly. it's like you're going to track on what's going on for the inner life. yellow is for happy. green is about being calm. blue is about down and disappointment. red is aircraft and anxiety. >> so it helps the kids and the parents how?

>> because they can do it together. they can play with it. there is 100 words built into the app so children can look, oh, i'm feeling nervous. i'm feeling down. then children can work with their parents on strategies on how to regulate effectively. >> it adds in vocabulary, ways to speak it. this app can help parents and children. thank you. >> thank you. will we ever get hillary clinton's side of the benghazi story? >> you write in great detail in the book about what was happening in benghazi as it evolved. did you keep a diary during your time? >> i kept a lot of notes. >> if the committee wants your notes, would you turn those over? >> well, you're not going to like her answer, i'll tell you that. and look at this video. that's a mayor dropping quite a load on someone's lawn.

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that's miracle -- this miracle we want through a bunch of people across every county that worked in the grassroots, the tea party, every movement, the republican base, my neighbors, my good friends, everybody was part of this. it's not about dave brat winning tonight. it's about returning the country to constitutional principles. >> there you got dave brat in a stunning upset last night. he beatç in virginia 7th district house majority leader eric cantor. some on the left are painting him as the extremist tea party candidate. laura ingraham, who did support mr. brat, rightly pointed out, he didn't really get the support from the tea party organization. they didn't think he had a shot to win. there were some elements of the tea party that did go and vote for him, but he just resonated. a lot of people felt eric cantor hadn't been home in too long a time. they liked the idea that mr. brat stood for a lot of

constitutional principles the people feel washington drifted from. >> mark levin did a lot of work for the professor who was trailing by almost double digits a week ago. it's a republican district. so he is the odds on favorite to win the general come november. you are sounding off. >> that's right. on facebook, e-mail and twitter pouring in. this is bill from florida in an e-mail. kudos to the virginia 7th district. i have long said the only way we will fix this country is to oust the incumbents. let us see the start of the people taking the country back. >> steve from florida says his loss was not an upset, but that's what happens. too -- more incumbents didn't lose. >> one from virginia, it's not just the republican base fed up. it's the american people as a whole who are frustrated with washington and antics. eric cantor wasn't listening to his we want, so he was voted -- constituents, so he was voted out.

from a senior boehner aide regarding the upset, they say that they are absolutely stunned this morning. who will be the number two? >> they also ask if cantor should step down and an aide said, quote, we'll get the feel prosecute our members today, but added the last thing we need is a leadership scramble up as we head into the mid terms. >> he won't have any power or street cred to move anything through or not move anything through. he will be a lame duck. you might think he will step aside, especially with rumors about speaker boehner eventually stepping aside. >> long game. >> so more to come. you'll hear all about it and the many developments throughout the day right here on the channel. you want some news? she's got some right now. >> good morning. i've got some disturbing news to bring you. two more iraqi cities have now fallen into the hands of terror groups. al-qaeda splinter group in iraq has taken control of the main parts of the city of kirkuk.

thousands of people running for their lives as militants overrunning iraqi military positions also in mosul, the second largest city in that country. boy. the fighting there causing iraqi troops and police to flee and forcing iraq's prime minister to declare a state of emergency there. listen to this. >> they amosed so much territory between syria and iraq that it's effectively a state. i would argue that this is what happens when you seek to end wars, not win them. >> there are now reports that a third city in iraq is being threatened by terrorists there. we'll keep you posted as that develops. will we ever get hillary clinton's side of the story about what happened in benghazi? during a media tour promoting her new book, the former secretary of state, hillary clinton, admitted that she kept extensive notes during the benghazi attack. listen to this exchange. >> i kept a lot of notes. >> if the committee wants your notes, would you turn those over? >> they can read it in the book. >> what do you think of that?

clinton says criticism about the way she handled that attack is giving her more of a reason to run for president in 2016. a small town mayor caught on camera dropping a load on a neighbor's lawn. that is the mayor, dennis near, of san marino, california. the bag that he's toss something apparently filled with, well, dog poop. the neighbor says that near did it on purpose because he opposed the mayor's plan for a dog park. the mayor admitting it, and since apologizing. nice. it's one of robert deniro's most iconic scenes. you all know this one. >> you talking to me? you talking to me? >> all right. he played a taxi driver in that movie and now the new york city taxi and limousine commission wants to know if you were talking to him, the department tweeting out this photo, of the actual taxi license that robert

deniro used while he researched for his role in the movie "taxi driver." they're looking for anyone who got a ride from him back then. this was like 1976. the tlc wants them to share their experience. robert deniro actually drove a cafor an entire month in order to prepare for that role. interesting. those are your headlines. let's head it outside to maria. hey there. >> good morning. here in new york city, we do have a little drizzle. it's been on and off this morning. we are going to be dealing with some areas of rain along parts of the east coast. farther west across sections of the southern plains, take a look at this. these are your forecast high temperatures today. midland, texas, we're forecasting a high at 104 degrees. 99 in san antonio. 94 in dallas. you factor in some humidity and it's going to feel even hotter than that. the southern plains is really heating up today. other areas much cooler, rapid

city, you're only in the 60s. 60s in chicago. and the low 70s in new york city. a little bit chilly here early this morning. we're in the 60s as we head out the door. as far as any rain goes, again, we mentioned rain across parts of the east coast. there is a slight chance that we could see some of these storms produce some severe weather across parts of the mid-atlantic and another area we're watching for the possibility of severe weather is across the center of the country. from parts of oklahoma, up into minnesota. now let's head over to steve. >> thank you very much. father's day is just a couple of days away and if you're looking to go big this year, look no further. jeff bartlet from "consumer reports" is with us with the hottest cars for dads this year. you're not suggesting that kids save up their money to buy the a-7 audi, but they could perhaps get the high sign from the mom involved, it would be okay if dad got that. why should he get that car? >> i think that's the reality of it. dad, after making so many sacrifices through the years, likely driving a few boring cars, deserve something with a loft performance and luxury.

this one, it's a straightforward case. a-7 with a diesel engine. you could say it's a fuel efficient luxury car. >> it seats five! >> really does. despite the coupe-like styling. this is a car that can get 41 miles per gallon on the highway. with the hatch back, very versatile. >> at first i thought that looks like maybe a ford taurus or something until i realized, wait, it's hamas ratty that is -- maserati that is kind of affordable. >> this is the most affordable one in the u.s. in decades. essentially a muscle sedan and fancy designer clothes. it sounds great with a really deep exhaust. 404 horsepower. lot of fun. into the priced than more familiar luxury cars. >> you got leg room. this particular car from bmw has gotten the highest rating you ever had for a car? >> this is the new 2 series. m 235. >> 2 series?

they had the 1 and the 3. this is twice as good as the 1, which was right at the top of our rating. this, we're just finishing testing on, but we absolutely love it. it lives up to the moniker of the ultimate driving machine. >> sure. >> for many dads, ultimately, this car behind you, the one, it's yellow, it could be a new york city taxi, except it's a convertible and it's a corvette. this has been the dream for a lot of dads. >> lots of dads probably had posters of an earlier corvette on their walls. this car has so much more performance than those early models. it looks great. the performance and acceleration and handling, absolutely terrific. >> of all the cars we opened up, when i just opened that one up, got that new car, that new corvette, a lot of leather smell. >> what you're smelling is testosterone. it kind of waves -- >> it's very effective. jeff bartlet from "consumer reports," thank you very much. straight ahead, a pastor now

facing murder charges for a deadly bar fight. but he claims he was protecting himself and his parishioners. you'll hear from the pastor coming up next. forget about tackling his opponents. this nfl quarterback is taking on diaper duty. eli manning here next. come on in. he

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>>welcome back. it's quarter before the top of the hour. about a year ago issues rob cox, the pastor of the place of refuge and his wife, julie, took their parish out to las vegas. as you can see, there is part of the party right there. >> we spoke with them earlier. they were there with their attorney as well. >> so they're in las vegas. they're in a group of people. things got ugly. some guy approached the guy, essentially the pastor said you want to fight? he said no. eventually in the parking lot, there was a fight. a guy, the guy who was apparently the aggressor -- he wound up hitting his head, went into a coma. six months later he dies and now the pastor has been charged with homicide. >> yes. there is an expert from the criminal complaint. it says cox hit ellington with premeditation and deliberation and with malice.

>> when you're in a fight, what are you supposed to do? >> apparently this gentleman, according to some accounts, came up and the pastor was trying to just defend those. he says that were with him, his wife explained it as well. this is pastor rob as he explains his side of the story with us earlier today. >> i just think that i acted -- i felt threatened. i was scared for my life. when watching my students get attacked and knowing that my daughter was watching it go down out of the r.v. window, i was protecting myself and protecting those around me. so i'm not sure what went wrong, but that's all i was doing was just defending myself. >> cox initially said he punched him in the face. later he said he grabbed him around the waist and fell with him to the ground. when you're in a fight, you cannot go to a fight, especially watching others get pounded on and say, i'm going to go halfway in. you can end up with your head kicked in, especially when it

seems by the reports that the other guy was the aggressor who ended up dying. >> the surveillance tape, many are questioning why there are still so many questions here as it goes into friday's hearing where he will plead his innocence there. >> we'll throw that on our facebook page. coming up, forget about tackling his opponentses, this nfl quarterback is taking on diaper duty. eli manning on father's day, and teaching maria how to do the west coast offense. >> first we're going to toss to hem tore see what's coming up at the top of the hour. >> maria is like a skat back. >> sketcher liberty play. >> there you go. what a morning. complete analysis of the cantor defeat in virginia. what does it mean? we've got every angle cover for you on that. also, chuck hagel answers questions about the taliban five and bowe bergdahl. that starts in one hour.

we've got that covered, too. this could get heated. big morning of news. we'll get it started in 12 minutes, top of the hour.

with the white house now addressing the concussion controversy head on, it's america's favorite sport -- is america's favorite sport being painted as a villain? let's ask a member of pro football's first family, eli manning here. thank you for joining us. >> thanks a lot. >> when you look at the concussion rates here, in 2011 there are 174 concussions. 2013, 151. the nfl alone. it's trickling down to you. i have two young boys, a girl.

boys are 7 and 4. would you recommend tackle football to a 7-year-old guy? >> i think it's tough at 7. at seven years old, my dad would not let us play tackle football. i didn't play until eighth grade. both my brothers, my dad made us play other sports. we played -- i played flag football growing up. i think at that young age, those hits and tackling, i don't think it's the right sport at an early age. i think later on, obviously football, it's my life and my career and i love it and i would definitely -- i have two little girls, but if i have a boy, i'd let them play later on once he gets into middle and high school. >> when you find out cop cushions are up, do you worry about your sport? >> no. maybe parents are going to wait longer. wait for their kids to develop, get a little bigger and figure out what they love. i think you can play flag football. there is a lot of other sports. growing up, i didn't play just one sport. i played baseball, soccer,

basketball. whatever sport was in. >> we saw the book. you had that great documentary. >> a lot of neat football. >> let's talk about something else you have to do at 33 years old, you got to learn a brand-new offense. you say you don't have it down yet. the west coast offense. are you resentful that you have to learn new elements of the game at this point? >> i'm excited about it. i think it's a new challenge. it's bringing in new offense. it's been a lot of work. this offseason, really worked as hard as i ever have since ten years ago trying to study, prepare each night for that next practice. >> like the rookie again? >> i feel like a rookie. i think a lot of people do just 'cause it's not just new for me, it's new for everybody. we have a whole offense of new players, now teammates all trying to learn this new offense. the coaches, theç ota's and the practices, it's been a lot of energy. we're getting better and solving a lot of issues.

>> let me ask you this, though, a different playbook, being a dad. you have two and one, three and one. who are you going to do for father's day this year? i know you're working oral b. >> i got my two little girls at home. i'm excited to partner with oral b and the march of dimes this father's day. really celebrate the power of dad and those special moments that often bring the biggest smiles for me. you can go to powerdad.com. check out all the information. also share your favorite memory, fatherhood memory, photo at the #powerofdad. >> let's share this one. this is you and your dad as a much younger eli manning. what do you remember about the nfl dad that you had who was running for his life with the saints and the oilers and biking for years? -- vikings for years? >> i think that's probably why i got into football. by the time my dad retired, i was four years old. i don't remember him playing one

dime of football or getting hit or sacked. >> just memory of him being ad it? >> being a great role model. i remember him signing autographs for people, taking pictures. people around new orleans still loved him and i just thought that's what dads did. they signed autographs. i didn't know. it's not 'til later in life that i realized the success he had as an nfl player and those things andn i got asked for my first autograph in college, i thought, what did my dad do? he signed the autograph, he took the picture and i try to do the same thing. >> are you his favorite? >> the favorite son? i know i'm the favorite of my mom. i'm the baby. >> you give the best father's day gift. >> he loves us all. >> we're not going to blitz you, but when we come back after the break, we have a surprise for eli. >> he says his ankle is fine, giants fans and i believe him.

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i love you. >> that is sweet. i could hear lucy in the background making noises. >> now they don't have to buy a card. this is your favorite holiday now. >> no doubt. >> ran on the republican creed with who shook up the world of politics. dave brat, age 49, started his campaign six months ago and upsetting eric cantor now. who saw that coming? good morning. live here in "america's newsroom." >> what great day to be here. we are talking about eric cantor reportingly outraising his