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five taliban leaders. >> we'll start with the political earthquake. epi center in virginia and conservative challenger dave brat defeats eric cantor in the republican primary there. i am jennalyly. >> and i am eric shaun in for jon scott today. it never happen before in american history. a sitting majority leader dumped and cantor lost despite outspending his little known opponent. the shockwaves are still being felt, doug. >> reporter: it is. cantor spent 5 million on this campaign. 25 times as much as the rival and he still lost. so how did mr. brat do it? in some weighs, brat rode a waive of discontents and

cantor's willingness to walk with the democrats. and he sent flyers to home through the mail across the district and saying he was opposed to blanket amnesty and what brat lacked up in money he made up with radio hosts laura indpram what campaigned and a syndicatedro host who regularly trashed cantor and boehner and mcconnell ever night. saying that they espoused the same constitutional trips pels that washington head forgotten about. >> the only problem with the republican principleses. no one is following them. first one is free market. we have equal treatment under the law and fiscal

responsibility and constitutionality. and peace through strong defense and faith in god and strong moral fiber. that's what i ran on. the republican creed. >> there is no doubt republicans are really, really shocked by what happened here. eric cantor shocked as well and he was grabs in defeat last night. >> it is disappointing, sure, but i believe in this country, i believe there is opportunity around the next corner for all of us. and i look forward to continuing to fight with all of you for the things that we believe in and for the conservative cause because those solutions of ours are the answer to the problems that so many people are facing today. >> reporter: it remains to be sewn if cantor will mount a right campaign. he is a fundraiser for the gop.

and if if he devoided the party it would allow for a democratic victrow in the conservative sdrivenlth >> an astounding turn of evens. the defeat is leading many to make conclusions for the state of conservative politics in america. the demise of the tea party has been greatly exageerated. is that a take away from one virginia race? our political analyst, kyle, what dow make of this. is all politics local, or is there something bigger in the state of virginia that has national implications, what do you think? >> i think eric cantor's problems is local and there was activist that didn't like the things he had done in washington

and he was more of a national figure as opposed to a local one. we have sewn in recent years, powerful leaders in party caucuses had trouble. harry reid almost lost in 2010 and mitch mcconnell could lose in kentucky. sometimes when you become a national figure it hurts you back home. >> already the national narrative when you look at the press it is a victory for the tea party. dave brat had a interesting comment about the tea party. >> it was not a contest between the tea party and republicans and i had tremendous tea party support and wonderful people helped me out and they are responsible for the win. i ran on the republican

principles. >> kyle, what do you make of that? everybody wants to make it tea party versus the republican side of the party. dave brat said that is not the case. what do you make of it? >> i think there is a push and pull in the republican party and going back decades and east coast and west coast. and the conservative parts of the country. brat went against cantor who was being a national leader and that sort of propelled him to victory. tea party gets thrown around. it is grassroots versus the establishment. we are seeing in the mississippi senate race. ed that conhran who is mr. establishment and chris mcdaniel and the outsider candidate.

call it what you will. it is outsiders versus insiders. >> it will be interesting to see whether or not that trend continues in the other races that you mentioned. kyle, how are democrats taking this win? how dow think that might be used in the coming months? >> i think the democrats are pointing and laughing and happy to see eric cantor, a person they don't like lose. the problem for democrats in this district, it is what mitt romney won with 57 percent of the vote. democrats only hold three more than are more republican. you wouldn't think it is a district that at this time democrats can target on the fall. dave brat would have to be poor election candidate. i think democrats are laughing

at disarray in the republican party. >> we are getting breaking news. out with new reports. we learned that eric canner will speak later on today to his colleagues about his future plans and now politico is saying he will step down as majority leader. what is the implication if that is the case. >> it allows the republican to get a bloody battle for majority leader out of the way now. it will be interesting to see who will be the person. kevin mccarthy is an eric cantor ally from california and part of the establishment kind of the way cantor and john boehner are. it will be interesting to so if they can find somebody more conservative and more to their liking to put up with a majority

leader. i believe it came out this morning cantor is not running as a write in and that is helpful to the republicans. >> it is interesting to note that he will not run as an independent but could run as a write in and that could potentially split the vote and does the seat remain republican? and we'll wait for the final word from eric cantor and thanks for standing by for us. we appreciate. it >> john, on capitol hill, there was a defiant and ringing defense of the bowe bergdahl swap from chuck hagel. he repeatedly insisted that the deal was the right decision. there is no direct evidence that lives were lost searching for missing bergdahl despite those claims for deceased troop's

family. the those taliban could pose threats in the future. >> i have no direct evidence that there is. >> you make an assessment of how many american lives may be put at risk if they have to be recantured? >> no. >> okay. >> there is risks that we have to our country and threats to our country every day and everywhere. and the other point i make on. this we determined that there was a substantial mitigation of risk for this country and for our citizen and service members when he made this decision. partly and we were satisfied that we could make that determination. >> it flies in the face of all of the other evidence that we

have. bergdahl was not a host amg but a prisoner of war and continued to insist that administration did not negotiate with terrorist. he said he hopes to repar the trust. >> we are learning about two americans that are killed in tragic friendly fire incident. and one of the soldiers was a 19-year-old from illinois who deployed after his parent passed away. it is information, a senior u.s. defense official said the troops were killed in a security operation after requesting air support from the b1bomber like the one you see here. >> there is a man hupt from the owner of the ferry that sank.

most of those were high school students. why critics are blaming what for the flood of illegal children coming in on the border. >> and a shocking defeat of eric cantor and losing that primary to a political novince. what it means for the republican party this november and 2016. do you think that the defeat of eric cantor sends the message to republicans. our live chat is up and running. go to fox news opinion com/happening now. america is asking and join the discussion on cantor and brat and the future of the gop. [ male announcer ] hands were made for playing.

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>> fox news does confirm house speaker eric canter will remain majority leader until july. he will be resigning then. we'll expect to have more on this, this afternoon after the stunning defeat at the hands of economics professor dave brat. it will set an open fight for the new majority ship position in the house. >> as you said already beginning.

in the meantime a manhunt for the fugitive owner of the ferry that sank back in april. many of those were high school students. they are doing a raid in the religious complex. four church members were detained for helping him to escapism he is wanted for cutting of the safety corner ares. >> and jenna, we have an update for you on a story that broke. 14 year old student who died when that alleged teenage gunman opened fire in the high school outside of portland, oregon. we have the latest. hi, dan. >> reporter: yeah, hi, eric. we expect to learn the name of the shooter in a new's conference in the top of the owner. he is a teenage male. the shooting took place at

8 o'clock in the reynold's high school. a pe teacher was grades on the hip and then a freshman was shot and killed. he was a good student and soccer player and not in a gang. the shooting triggered a school wide lock down. hands up. everybody okay in here? stand up, guys. as you can see police went room to room and a swat robot found the shotter and a gun in the bathroom. >> everybody said that when shootings happen in the school they can't believe it happens in there. but you have to realize that it can happen anywhere. joishgs hundreds gathered for a vigil and prayer service, president obama expressed anger

in the number of school shootings. this follows the one in sapta barbara and last week's in the university. president obama was asked about it. >> our levels of gun violence are off of the charts and there is no advanced and developed country that put up with this. >> reporter: a gun control group said this is a 74th shooting in a school in the u.s. since 2012 tragedy in sandy hook. >> sadly all too common. jenna? a woman suing general motors after she was convicted of negligent homicide and her fiance's death. when a recalled gm vehicle crashed and now she is saying it was the vehicle and not her. and one of the biggest cities in iraq protected by american

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hussein. this as they mobile otherwise the armed forces and back home, senators graham and a yeon the. the worst fears about iraq is growing. it is the cost of president obama's decision to withdraw all troops regardless of conditions on the ground and against the commanders. >> general, is this dow to our own policy in iraq or something else going on there? >> no, number one clearly prime minister a l- ma liki and not including the sunnis and punishing the leaders in his government and putting down demonstrations that oppose that made no sense and as a result of

that gave largess and support to the al-qaeda. but our responsibility comes from the fact that yes, we did not leave a residual force and the intelligence capability and counter terrorism capability that goes with it. on a given day in 2011, the intelligence screen of a l- ma liki went blank and he's never recovered from that. and secondly, we disengaged with him geo- politically and distanced ourselves from a l- ma liki as opposed to helping him through the political development of the country. al-qaeda was defeated by 2009 and the al-qaeda and all of its message traffic admitted that and so the security situation was in very good shape. it was the political development

that was a challenge and he failed at that and we helped him to fail. >> considering all of those dynamics based on what you are seeing and seeing the group move close tore baghdad and take over the cities and iraqi forces not doing anything and they take off their uniforms and leave weapons and join the civilians who are fleeing. that doesn't sound sound good. what is the risk do you think that the development poses to us in our national security as well? >> right before our eyes, jenna, we are seeing what the radical islamic movement talked about for 30 years. take over the muslim lands and begin to establish a region. they are beginning to control from the east of the town of a lepo in syria. not all of it but some of it into iraq and to an war province

and fallujah and ramadi. and north as mosul. that is a formation of a ka la fa, and the safe haven radicals had in their history and they have no intentions of stopping there. >> what are our options? >> well, there is a number of them. first of all enlist the support of the shiite militia backed by iran. and he will talk to the kureds which use that militia to shore up the area and the interest that the kurks have and he will try to hold down the sunni tribes and appeal to them that he will change his ways. and not to join that it movement

and then probably come to us and want military aid in terms of equipment and technol. but i expect he will want air power and surveillance aircraft from us. i think for us, jenna, we have to take a hard look at this. diplomatic and political engagement and help a l- malaki steer through and not used up all of our chips with him. i am not privy to what the relationship is between the ambassador and president obama and a l- ma liki. >> go ahead. >> and also, the other thing i would do, i would ask ma liki to send in assessment team for ourselves and him. and ask general petraeus and

ryan crocker who used to be a great ambassador there and have to believe that central command responsible for the theater is dusting off all of their plans and all u.s. american personnel. i am not saying that is imminent but given what is taken place. isis movement is 113 from baghdad north and 50 from the west. before they go. >> you think it is a situation they can take baghdad? >> we could be in weeks and months they can do it. they worked on mosul away from the media except for analyst close to two years and very hard the last number of months. they will set the conditions for baghdad. vehicle born ia d attacks rains on police and encircle the belt and put pressure on it.

it is a city of 7 million people. and this is not what you walk in to and take control of. and the facts that it this would take time for them to be successful, but you raised the poip, jenna, the iraqi security fores, we did not expect them to fold like they did, to be frank. i think the reason for. that they don't believe they are fighting for something in terms of the a l- ma liki government. they are over there serving america and they have a huge emotional and passionate condition to loved ones and willing to put their life on the line under the significant pressure. iraqis were not willing to do that. and i don't believe that the forces so overwhelming that they could not stand and fight. they have lost will. whether that permeates the entire iraqi army yet remains to

be seen. but it is troubling that they have no confidence in their government and not stand and fight. >> we poured billions in the iraqi government and it certainly paid in treasure and blood in iraq. general, we'll watch it closely and thank you so much. we have breaking news. the day after the stunning and primary loss. cantor announced he will give up his post in a now weeks. what it means and now will it give a big boast to the tea party in other races. >> and the rush of illegal children flooding our borders. what is causing the influx and how officials plan to take care of them? . dentures are very different to real teeth.

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>> fox news confirming that republican majority leader eric cantor will step down in a few weeks and which share are the decision at 4 o'clock eastern time. this move follows the surprising defeat in the virginia primary to little known conservative challenger economic's professor dave brat. cantor's shocking loss came as other leading republicans survived the losses this year.

what about the challenges for candidates. it was david versus goliath. what were the dynamics different last night in this race that did not topple the other incumbepts? >> a lot of people are pointing to the immigration issue is what killed eric cantor last night. but for a majority leader to lose by 11 points in a primary is something that never happen before. there are bigger and inherent issues at stake that were going on in the district. i can't overempsideways enough that there had to be a lack of connectivity with the voters in the district. being majority leader takes you outside of your district a lot. he was in washington doing a fundraiser for other candidates the morning of his

primary day. you usually go and vote and hit polling stops in your direct on primary day. eric cantor are was in washington and i think that factor can not been empsidewaysed enough he just was not there enough and he didn't take the care and time it takes on this environment that is volatile and unpredictable. and down in south carolina on the same day, lindsay graham is known for service and having more staff in south carolina than in washington and he is a septemberor. that was more difficult to knock off someone statewide than in a house district. that is a fair comparison. >> lindsay graham, had 56 percent of the vote and mitch mcconnell. he squeaked through. is there a delusion among some.

look at ligure he was main stay and he got whacked in indiana. >> it is more than ideology. big tea party groups did not come in to help mr. brat. he had laura ingram who rallied for him. but he didn't have money. tea party and outside groups did not provide resources or on the ground, you know, activity for him. and so i think it is more than ideology. he didn't talk about the tea party. he said, he was asked you want to be called a tea party candidate and he talked about his principles on economic freedom and liberty. i think it is it more about, it is more about connecting and keeping in touch and doing the fundmental and look atted that cochran in mississippi. there is a divide between him and chris mcdaniel. are you in the district or

listening to people and are you doing the town halls and is your staff respond to the daily e-mails and calls. and in the autopsy in the cantor case it will be shown that most of his focus was in washington and outside of his district. >> that is on the tv sets on capitol hill. they are glued to what you are saying. not onlied that cochran and lam arson son faces carl. and thank you for your insights and good lessons for those. >> and jenna? >> david brat blamed cantor on the imigration reform. and that comes as an issue is on the southern board. thousands of children in the temporary holding facilities after a massive surge crossed in

our borders. others suggest it is belief by the children they will be granted amnesty here. howard fisher has been report nothing arizona 30 years and joins us with more on this. we are hearing a lot of these uncompanied minors are coming through texas and why are they moved to arizona? >> they only have a certain number of facilities to house the kids. by law they can be housed 72 hours and in the administration, they are not living up to that? and where do we put them? what they did, taking an old warehouse and making it available to kids, they can house 1500 and process them in 72 hours and send them off to california, san antonio and fort sill, in oklahoma. it simply comes down to the fact the rate that the kids are

coming. we are talking about 100,000 this year alone. >> that is huge number. we are just getting national media just coming to this story that has been taking place inaries for the last few weeks. it is raising a question about whether this situation in arizona and handled by authority is violating state child abuse laws. what is the implication of that? >> there is a couple of questions here. if we are talking about the unaccompanied minors in the custom and border approximate trol protection from the time they are shipped and that is outside of the scope of the law. there seems to be belief among the others shipped pie bus and taking the families away and bussing them to phoenix and tucson. are there uncompanied minors in

there? they can't tell which kids is with which parent? and there may have been uncompanied minors here to date. there is no water or resources with the volunteers and that according to bill mopt mont is a class four felony of dangerous abuse of children? >> who would be guilty of the abuse? the federal government get of the abuse and talk us through what rights the state of arizona because the governor is critical of this. is arizona equipped to handle a hundred thousand people? you think this is a lot for any state. what rights dot states have when they say we can't handle it. >> they have nothing to say about it in terms of the uncompanied minors. they are transferred to a federal facility in arizona along the border and no different than if the burro of

prisones traps fer them to florence. states can complain and how can we help and sent vaccines and humanitarian aid down there. but nothing they can do. the families who are shipped by bus and essentially abandoned at greyhound stations in phoenix and tucson, is that a legal problem? hard to say. if there is a responsible adult with the people and processed and handed papers and when you get report to a custom and border patrol office for further processing, they are adults and i don't think arizona can keep people out anymore than california can keep okies out in the dust bowl. >> we hope to have you back. it is it a question of who comes next. look forward to having you back. thank you. >> glad to be here.

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doug and healther this is so said. should they be tried as adults motorcycle mike skakel was charged. >> he was an adult when the charges came. >> that is a good point. here with the preliveeration and explosion of violent video game ands movies, we need to try for deterients and try them as adults, there is an interesting way that it all works. most of the time when they are adults, they get sentenced as juveniles. >> i don't know if it will deter. the fact of the matter, children don't have brains that are fully developed. prefrontal cortex is not there. whether or not that will deter young kids is not the case. >> they are trying to crack down the idea. and they changed the age back in

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back now with our legal panel on the heartbreaking case that stems from those gm ignition switch problems. a texas woman named candace anderson, was convicted of criminally negligent homicide in a crash that killed her fiance in 2004. she was driving a saturn ion and learned in may that it was one of the cars responsible for those ignition switch problems. she said gm never contacted her. and she felt she was at fault for causing her fiance's death as well as having a felony

conviction. now she wants it expunged. heather, this is so sad. she felt it's her fault but now blames gm. >> her fiance was one of the 13 who died. she settled with gm. that's a hurdle to overcome. you have to prove fraud. here it's going to be a lot easier than it would normally be. they've been fined by the government, fired 15 people, three were gm lawyers. she'll have a much easier time proving fraud. >> can she get it expunged? >> you would hope the criminal -- she pled guilty to a crime, vehicular manslaughter when it turns out that the car had a faulty thing where the car was literally able to be turned off while you were driving, thus shutting down a bunch of the systems. that's what happens. but her criminal conviction, you would hope, would be expunged. >> go to the appellate court? >> that should be even easier than undoing the settlement.

because of the fraud that seems apparent here, it's not as hard to make a case for fraud as it is in others. >> what about the other families? the head of gm said they're not going to put a cap on the compensation. >> right, as far as the bankruptcy issues are concerned. only with people who had physical injuries or deaths, they're not going to extend that to everybody who has a claim. so those families should get -- >> gm got hurt badly when a report was done about gm and it showed that a lot of the cars has serious problems. and these are ancillary things that have followed from it. >> sad case. thank you both. jen jenna? breaking news on eric cantor. the day after his loss, fox news learned cantor will resign his post as house majority leader this summer. when it comes to good nutrition...i'm no expert.

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and eric cantor in a couple of hours. >> we'll be watching for that. thanks for joining us. >> "the real story" with gretchen carlson starts right now. we start with a fox news alert because the horse race, well, folks, it's beginning right now. republican lawmakers scrambling now to figure out what's next after one of the party's top three leaders prepares to step aside. hi, everyone. i'm gretchen carlson. welcome to this edition of "the real story." chaos in congress, no better way to put it as we learn that house majority leader eric cantor will walk away from his post. the shake-up coming less than a day after his historic defeat in virginia's republican primary. a gop source telling fox that members are, quote, freaking out now. bret baier is the host of "special report" and my guest. there's been a lot of votes flying around today. stunning would be the number one word probably the headline. but what are we to make of it? what's next, bret? >> gretchen, freaking out is just the beginning.