>> fox news urgent, terrorist fighters are carving a horrific path across iraq. all along the way the al qaeda spin-off group are posting graphic pictures as they round up people for executions. they were just a few miles outside the city of baghdad. and remembering casey case kay sem tonight. this is the fox report. i'm harris faulkner. we begin tonight with our top story that is breaking this hour with what could be a tipping point in iraq. we are getting new reports now, yet another town has fallen into

the hands of brutal terrorist fighters and may sound familiar to you. tal afar. that battle went on for 2000 days -- two two days. iraq's mill has launched a counteroffensive with air strikes as they try to stop the group of sunni islamic militants, isis. it controls a large swath of territory, spanning from eastern syria all the way to baghdad. some brutal images are now emerging from that area. some of those images are graphic. terrorist fighters are lining up

personnel and executing them. fueling all of this, sectarian tensions of generations. there's military checkpoints throughout the city there and the u.s. state department is announcing security is being stepped up and some staff are being moved out of our u.s. embassy there in baghdad to other cities in the country and maybing -- maybe -- neighboring jordan. that diplomatic is still open. president obama was briefed again by the national security adviser susan rice as he considers his options how best to consider his crisis. which could include air strikes. illinois congressman adam kingsington served in iraq. >> we've got in there, work with a political solution with iraq

but push back this very evil organization isis and give the iraqi government breathing room to do what it needs to do. >> what are lawmakers saying about the situation? >> reporter: well, as you heard adam kinsinger. they say the united states needs to take urgent action. and iran's president said his troops would be ready to help if requested. senator graham also said pulling u.s. troops out of iraq left a dangerous vacuum and the stakes right now are extremely high. >> according to our only national director of national intelligence, fbi director, the next 9/11 is coming from here. what they say and i agree with them. >> you think that wedge have

another 9/11? >> i think it's inevitable. the seeds are being planted all over iraq and syria. this is what they are telling you they are going to do. they are not hiding their agenda. >> u.s. air strikes might be necessary. >> those are some very chilling words and i have to ask how this might break politically inside the beltway, are the democrats saying anything differently at this point? >> that's a little bit mixed. opinions are all over the place on both sides of aisle. at least one democrat is critical of the obama administration for failing to see this crisis coming. >> i think our intelligence has failed us miserably for not being aware and the threat that we face scpd how this could unfold as quickly as it has. this has been plan for quite some time. my first thing is get your intelligence group back on track. >> manchin said air strikes might be the only way to get

iraq back on track. >> we're getting so many details at this hour that are coming in about what they are doing, these insurgents as they move from town to town to town. i'm curious to know what is the update about this very moment about what we're doing. >> the white house keeping an eye on it. u.s. considering all its options. meantime, security is being beefed up at the u.s. embassy in baghdad and some personnel are being transferred out o harms way but the state department says the embassy remains open for business and the u.s. aircraft carrier, the george h.w. bush is in the arabian sea to provide more flexibility if military intervention is ordered. >> thank you very much. so as lawmakers pressure the president to take action, what does he have at his disposal when it comes to the military? we saw a map similar to what you

have seen here. it shows roughly 35,000 military personnel currently stationed across the middle east at bases in turkey, jordan, kuwait and qatar. you've got fighter planes, drones can move in quickly in ickirlik. you don't remember can, we have 2000 troops. if 16 fighter jets. not that far away. here's the biggest forms, 10,000 ground rules, especially forces and more drones in kuwait. as we move across, uss george hmple w. bush just pulled into port. we've got b 1 bombers station thrd in qatar that are nearby as well. we've got a lot of forces that can move in very quickly depending on what the president would decide to do right now, that in conjunction with giving the support that it would take to get all those people out of baghdad, thousands of them

between the embassy and other diplomatic facilities there as well. joining that carrier are a guided missile cruiser and destroyer as well pulling into position. meanwhile, in iraq, stunning images are emerging showing the horrific blood shed. ice isis gun men killing scores. these are some we thought we could show you. connor powell continues. >> the fighting in iraq today harris escalating into becoming more brutal as the sunni militants try to consolidate their gains before moving on to baghdad. pictures show mass fighters of islamic state of iraq in syria murdering hundreds of people in the cities insurgents now control. in some cases they are beheading people. these images will only sharpen the sectarian tensions in iraq.

meanwhile in basra and baghdad, hundreds answering the call by iraq's political leaders to take up arms. they are trying to dig in and protect the capital. iraq is splitting up along religious and ethnic lines and iran is threatening to jump into the conflict, pledging to help the government of prime minister maliki who is a shiite muslim. as iraq desends into chaos, the aircraft carrier uss george h.w. bush moves into the golf. we're going to continue into

sergeant bowe bergdahl. he begins the reintegration process and the u.s. army is now investigating what led to his capture. army officials are appointing a two-star general to find out how and why bergdahl left his base in afghanistan. after he disappeared that night, he became a p.o.w. for five years. now he's settling into a routine at brooke army medical center in san antonio, texas and army officials say he's working with doctors to gain physical and emotional stability. meanwhile, the controversial trade to free bergdahl for those five guantanamo bay detainees is raising a question about the future of gitmo. >> reporter: we had a news conference here at guantanamo bay with the chief prosecutor with the military commission. we've got some new pretrial hearing in the 9/11 case. those five defendants were faris arraigned here two years ago and

there's still no trial schedule and they are also up against the president's promise to close the guantanamo camp. >> i have two choices as a leader in this process. one is grim determination. the other is tempered optimism and i stay between those two in a very narrow band. >> reporter: we arrived here at guantanamo bay yesterday along with about 100 staff of the military commission. right now, at the camp, 149 detainees are left. 80 are cleared tor transfer. the rest are subject to indefinite detention. that means there's not enough evidence to prosecute them in the military courts but there is enough evidence to make the case that the men remain a threat to the u.s. national security interests. most of the prisoners are in camp six. that's the same where the former taliban prisoners were released.

they get a number of privileges for good behavior. there is no question that they knew about the swap for bowe bergdahl and the political fallout. they knew what was going on, they found out by watching fox and other brawfts, pretty much when everybody else did, including myself. when that happened, they are informed. the mood is pretty much normal. it's normal ops. >> we rs had a news conference within the last hour from the defense members with the 9/11 case, they allege that the fbi has tried to take four members of the defense team and turn them into informants. that's going to be the subject of this week's hearings and at the very least it's going to slow down the 9/11 case and in fact at worse it may stall it out. >> they found out by watching on television. thank you. the u.s. is offering israel its full support in the search for three kidnapped teenagers, calling their abduction a

depictable terrorist act. one is a 16-year-old with american citizenship. hamas has been accused of being behind those kipgs with the country's military arresting people. >> social media lighting up over the death of top 40 superstar casey kay sem. early this father's day morning our dad casey kasem passed away, even though we know he is in a better place and no longer sufferin suffering. in addition, to radio and television hosting, kasem, he

was an accomplished voice actor. he had been hospitalized in washington state since june 1st. he was 82 years old. right now, droeves of immigrant children are living in temporary facilities around the southwest as american immigration officials try to figure out what to do next. the push from lawmakers to more people from coming into the country illegally. and some people say he lost the primaries because of his stance on immigration reform, but house majority leader eric cantor says not so fast. he is opening up and speaking out about his shocking defeat. >> i'm i want to say happy fathers day to my dad. i love you. i'll be home soon. go spurs.

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on the boem administration to help mexico secure its northern border. hundreds of children have been coming to the united states through mexico. they are now being placed in facilities in the southwest. representative henry sellier says securing the u.s.-mexican border is not enough. the united states should also find financial assistance to help mexico to secure its border. meanwhile, two planefuls of undocumented citizens to san antonio this weekend. why did house majority leader eric cantor lose to a tea party candidate in virginia. he is now speaking out about it

and he answered some critics questions saying his support of immigration reform was not the reason. >> i don't think there's any one particular reason why the outcome was what it was, and, you know, if you think about it, there are a number of things that goes through voters minds when they go into the voting booth. as far as immigration is concerned, my position never wavered. >> the -- eric cantor won't rule out running again for political office. or working as a lobbyist. cantor says he's not so sure his position on immigration reform. >> i've often said we have to deal with the kids who did not break the laws themselves. i've always said that and it's a

principled position. did that infewer yat folks on both sides. >> the most recent nominee for president, mitt romney, says cantor's loss is not an indication of that. >> you are seeing different voices and different parts of the country, i think it's healthy for us to have a debate on important issues. you are seeing that right now. i think our party is becoming stronger. we've got a lot of great candidates running for senate. my own view is we're going to take back the senate in the fall of this year. >> the chair of the rnc has a simple explanation. his duties at the house kept him out of his district too much. >> a fox news exclusive tribute is coming up right after fox report. you don't want to miss it.

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second only to brazil. expect excitement what you see tonight. team usa. >> awesome. we love it. thank you, brian, and go usa. and remember to visit our official world cup page. you want to go here. fox news latino.com. that's where you are going to find all the action going on in brazil. right now, athletes from all offer the nation are coming together for the opening ceremonies of the 2014 special olympics and this is the kick-off right now at the prudential in newark, new jersey. some 3,500 athletes will compete in the coming days in 16 sports. from swimming, and bocci. that place is packed tonight,

rick. >> it is indeed. harris. they actually got a late start because some of the team buses hit traffic on the way to newark. the home of the new jersey devils hosting champions from all across the nation tonight. they are celebrating the start of this year's special olympics usa games entering the arena state by state. enjoying stars from tv broadway and wwe and many more. >> this is an unbelievable event of we have 3,500 athletes from all 50 states to celebrate their accomplishments, to celebrate what they can achieve and look at their abilities, not their disabilities. >> and our parent company, 21st century fox say proud founding partner of these games, harris. >> love it. i know you got to spend some time with one of the athletes. >> i did. and one of the great aspects of

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>> i'm harris faulkner. this is the fox report. this is the bottom of the hour and if you were just joining us. terrorists who have taken over much of iraq at this point are claiming they have murdered 1,700 iraqi shia recruits today. that massacre carried out by the militant group known as isis. the united states has been unable to confirm those claims for graphic images like these are being widely circulated. the u.s. state department has condemned the violence. obviously, iraq's military is launching a counteroffensive as much as it can air strikes. what led to the capture of bowe bergdahl. the two-senior -- a two star general has been

appointed to the case. texas lawmaker are calling to secure the borders with mexico. they are calling on the united states to aid mexico in securing that border. washington, divided on what to do, if anything, about the growing crisis in iraq. terrorists seizing major cities as i've been talking about this hour and vowing to take the capital city baghdad. >> why did we with stallen? because he was not as bad with hitler in our eyes. we've going to have to some dialogue with the iranians.

the wall street journal is reporting that the president has been preparing to open a direct dialogue with tehran. that is the latest information that we're getting now. so an update to what senator lindsey graham was just saying. let's put up the gentleman one more time. the fox news political insiders are hear and you can join in on the conversation on twitter at harris faulkner at fn insiders #frw for fox report weekend. john bootlier, pat ka dell, doug schoen. >> i'm going to go to you first. you were with president jimmy carter as the negotiations were opening up to try to free our hostages that iran had taken. now we're talking about a situation where the president may open dialogue as reported by the wall street journal with tehran.

talk to me? >> well, i don't know why he doesn't just call putin. this is, i mean, putin is one who runs the world anyway and he might actually be able to do something. we're going to call the people we're negotiating with nuclear weapons who are violating those and who already invade iraq to help us because essentially what we have here is 1975 occurring right before our eyes. this is the collapse of vietnam. the president and by the way, i want to say harris, i blame the neo-cons on the right, including a place that was irred light to the attack on 9/11 and i blame obama and his administration for the surrender politics that they have engaged around the world. the question is my gosh, isn't there a better way to take care of american interests and not throw away american lives and

thousands of lives and trillions in treasure. >> senator lindsey graham is talking to the wall street what could be in the works. >> lindsey graham is one of the people that pat just referred to, the neo-cons who never saw a country they didn't want to invade and bomb for no reason. we've sat here for the last three weeks. the v.a. scandal three weeks ago, bergdahl the last couple of weeks, and now the collapse of iraq, and what unit fies all three of them is the u.s. government lying to the american people. we lied about why we went into iraq. we lied to the veterans about how we're going to take care of them. we lied about why the bergdahl deal was done and why we didn't notify congress. no wonder, the country thinks we're out of control. this thing is spiraling out of control. no one is in charge of the country anymore and the public

is discouraged. >> as i hear you two gentlemen talk, i wonder if there's a place for a libertarian view like senator rand paul. >> i think there definitely is and he's going to be a very strong contender for the republican nomination for president. that being said, what is missing in all of this, particularly now in iraq is leadership. where is the president of the united states to say what we will and will not tolerate? all well and good if we want to talk to the iranians to try to help the process but we need a strategy and that strategy has to involve saving the democracy or what's left of it in iraq and saving the iraqi government and people and unless it's military assistance or drone strikes or some combination of aid, we will look pitiful and help fles and it will be to our detriment around the world. >> there has been a lot of talk

this week. the memory is still fresh in our minds from president obama on friday talking about where we are with this crisis and moving ahead, but i remember back in 2011, he pretty much forecast that this wopt be happening. let's take a look at what he said then and what he said on friday. can we? >> we're leaving behind a sovereign, stable and self-reliant iraq with a representative government that was elected by its people. >> any action that we may take to provide assistance to iraqi security forces has to be joined by a serious and sincere effort by iraq's leaders to set aside sectarian differences. we can't do it for them. and in the absee of this type of political effort, short term military action, including any assistance we might provide, won't succeed. >> that's a case of that was then and this is now. >> but we are supposed to be the political insiders so we have mid term elections in five months here in the united

states. does this impact it and i think the way it does is, a, the american people, i will bet you, 70% in polling will say let's not get involved militarily anymore in iraq and b buzz it's all going to held in a hand basket, it's going to help the republicans because they are the out party, the passion is on the right, and the feeling that obama is just a failed president is sort of a growing feeling in the country, will help the republicans this fall. >> yeah. >> pat. >> yeah. i think, you know, he look at the president's numbers as doug said, john pointed out, the president's numbers from being trustworthy in gallop past the people saying he's not trustworthy as president. all the polls are showing his personal character sticks are at the lowest level. i think we're at the tipping point where there's no return

for the president and actually for his -- could be for his party this november. but i have to tell you the leadership vacuum, the shock of seeing that comment, i listened to tom donlin, the true author of the benghazi talking points, on tv this morning, and he was saying, oh, it was a status of forces agreement. we couldn't get one. they abandoned iraq. they abandoned getting a better deal, forcing the government and now by the way when we're at the what we call the helicopter moment when soon we will have helicopters taking american personnel out of baghdad trying desperately while people are being murdered everywhere, this is going to be an unmitigated disaster and the establishment of this super islamic radical state that even al qaeda thinks has gone too far is a disaster

for american interests and for the whole world. >> hey, doug, before we go to break, secretary of state john kerry according to our sources at the state department has said to have made calls to the jordan foreign minister, the saudi foreign minister, the qatari foreign ministers. what goes on inside the white house in a memo like this? >> my sense is frankly panic. the only way what you can do what the president spoke of friday which is to reconcile the sun nie and the shiite politicians is if you offer leadership and to date we do not have a strategy for dealing with the iraqi crisis. we have running isis. a guy who was in detention who was released and on leaving detention he said see you in new york. so, harris, the rest of the world sees this. they panic because there is no

leadership and to your question, there is no real answer to what john kerry is saying because we're not offering it. we're not offering leadership. >> we're going to take a quick break. we'll come back. we'll continue the conversation. we're also going to talk about hillary clinton and her being on the scene. we have more days coming of her book tour. how is she doing, by the way? >> not good. >> we'll talk about it. stay close. >> i'm sergeant first class randy gains. just want to say happy fawrses day to my family up there in atlanta, georgia, and philadelphia, pa. god bless. the fact is, it comes standard with an engine that's been called the benchmark of its class. really, guys, i thought... it also has more rear legroom than other midsize sedans. and the volkswagen passat has a lower starting price than...

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>> our political insiders are back. can we pop up their picture again, john le bootlier, pat and doug joining me on this fathers day. >> smile, pat. >> that is pat's smile. >> let's talk a little bit about hillary clinton and where she is. she's been on this book tour for a while. i'm going to go to you first, doug. because you know the clip tons and you are friends with them. how is life in their catch right now? >> from what i can tell, harris. it is a tough period. most fair minded observers would say the rollout of the book has

not gone on the way hillary clinton wants it to go. she doesn't have a message at this point other than her book. she's getting tripped up over some tough questions about her position on gray marnl. her finances, her daughters finances. this is not what she wants. she needs to come together with political advisers, determine where she wants the country to go, and even though she's not an announced candidate, speak to broad themes and goals about how you change this country, otherwise the roll out of the book will be ultimately a detriment rather than a positive for her future plans. >> let's put up the favorability or unfavorability, we should say because that's the number that's ticking up right now with hillary clinton. you know, i thought that the goal was, because now it's up above 40%. i thought the goal was, john, pr people, you roll out a book, it's supposed to pump up your

favorability because you are everywhere. >> those numbers went in that direction before the book came out. the book came out a week ago today. doug just described the rough first week. this is -- this should be the easiest week for mrs. clinton because she picked and negotiated with each network who was going to interview her and as the three of us have noticed, every interview, harris didn't include you by the way, only women doing the interviews at abc, cbs, nbc. >> that's going to change on tuesday night because she's going to sit down with bret baier and greta van susteren. >> she had powder puff questions and she couldn't handle them from interviewers who were not out to hurt her. she had a bad week. >> oversaturation is a word popping up all week. >> it goes to her problem to what we were just talking about when doug said about when we're talking about iraq. you know, the president tonight

in terms of leadership is on the golf course, went to california for fund-raisers. i can promise you that at least the president i work for, if we were having this, he would be in the white house, this kind of crisis, he would be in the white house dealing with it and i suspect most presidents, and yet hillary clinton is now tied to him. her overexposure here, she gets a full hour on abc -- first of all let me just get clear. the national press has made it clear that they are for her. the networks have declared for her, she got an hour at 9:00 prime time and screwed that up on abc. nbc has hired her daughter, chelsea for $600,000 a year, $23,000 a minute to appear on the air, which is more than any -- most correspondents, most people, and certainly i'm suret hardly be based on her experience. everyone is buying her off. her overexposure -- let me just

finish, her overexposure here and the fact that she has no message, it just seems to strike me as really inestiblibility. >> we're coming back to finish your thoughts. take it on the way you always have. live healthy and take one a day women's 50+. a complete multivitamin with 7 antioxidants to support cell health. age? who cares. seeing the world in reverse, and i loved every minute of it. but then you grow up and there's no going back. but it's okay, it's just a new kind of adventure.

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>> let's talk the mid terms later this year because they are just a few months away right now. fox news political insiders are back with a final thoughts. john, pat, and doug. eric cantor, house major leader, he's going to be gone in july. i've heard some criticism that he may have lost over his immigration stance but he says that's not the reason. what was the reason? >> i think it's part of it. i think it's a bigger thing. i think there's a real disgust toward the republican base on

the hill. you find me one republican lead leader -- you find me one republican who likes john boehner. nobody like him. eric cantor treated people with disdain. i've never seen them rise up against a member of the leadership in his own party. it's an earthquake that it happened. >> doug, does it matter he lost? >> it matters to the country, so it shows the republican party is totally divided, as we go forward into an election that they almost certainly will win. this gives the democrats an advantage and an opportunity to use the division in the republican party and the supposed takeover of the tea party to try to hold down the size of the republican victory and it further emphasizes the lack of a coherent republican message. >> well, and that's what democrats would say, john, but

is there a positive way to look at this, pat? >> yeah. let me just say, i have a slightly different view. this was truly -- it was an earthquake as john said. this was house of cards meets mr. smith goes to washington. i have watch the political community of d.c. and media fumbling around all week trying to answer this and it was just immigration, which was an issue, that it was laura ingraham's radio show or radio call people. let me tell you what it is. you had a perfect storm come together. you had a man who is the representative of the leadership the american people including republican voters detest and feel have failed. he has been part of the entire let's not rock the boat, give obama his budget, give him his defic deficit, screwing around with the immigration stuff. spends all of this his doosh represent what brat campaigned

against wall street, all of which cantor represented and he sat there. >> i want to get to twitter. does cantor watch show that. >> a sage man. i think the media is biased and when they are neutral, outsiders of have a chance. >> you can continue the conversation with the political insiders on twitter at fn insiders. gentlemen, always good to have you here. thank you for being here. that's it for fox report on sun, june 15th, 2014. happy fathers day to all of you. now a bush family album.

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♪ we met at a dance. first person that kissed me. i almost fainted from excitement. >> we packed up mother and me and moved out to odessa, texas, and i always have admired him for his pioneering spirit. >> our dad is probably the sweetest person you'd ever meet. he's very thoughtful and kind and good and old fashioned in that way. >> it's amazing how he lifts people not only by his examples bu