something else going on involving the i.r.s.? log on to our facebook page right here and we will be chatting with you live. >> every day after the show. we're excite bd -- excited about this new thing we're doing here. >> "fox & friends" starts now. >> it is monday, june 23. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. we begin with a fox news alert. just moments ago secretary of state john kerry touched down in iraq. but after four more cities fall to jihaddists will kerry's presence be enough to help the iraqi people? >> the i.r.s. chief heads back to capitol hill tonight at 7:00 p.m. one of the big questions: why doesn't the company that the i.r.s. hired to archive the e-mails have them now? what happened to it? could they possibly also be lost? we're going to tell you what we know as we report and you decide. >> from triumph to heartbreak kind of, team

u.s.a. has victory turn into a draw? literally in the final seconds. but don't give up. hope aplenty. they are still 1-0 in one. plenty of tyke -- time to lick your wounds. mornings are better with friends. >> you're watching "fox & friends." that's a great way to begin your day. >> moments ago secretary of state john kerry touched down in iraq where he will meet with the country's prime minister and other leaders today. >> kerry arrives amid more acts of violence carried out by isis, an al qaeda affiliate militant group. now they have taken control of four more towns, three more border crossings into syria and jordan, and that's a problem. >> i would think so. kerry is expected to encourage them to form a

unity government and make a plan to fight back against the militants. what that means for al-maliki, i am not sure. it doesn't seem like he wants to leave. but evidently couldn't have done worse over the last two and a half years. >> kerry is going to sit down with maliki, going to go you're part of the problem. you got rid of the kurds and got rid of the sunnis from your administration. then mr. maliki is going to go you're part of the problem because you guys abandoned me. neither side is very cozy right now. at the same time you've got the iraqi army which is not in very good shape. any time trouble comes, they take off their uniforms and comes. >> the president, this comes on the heels of him saying he's not going to play whac-a-mole. >> james rosen is traveling with the secretary of state, will let us know a little bit what he's been talking about. he says isis, the group in that area is very

organized. they are literally a blend currently of saddam hussein's old army and this terrorist organization. they are very well organized, and they seem to have a battle plan. not only do they have a plan to take cities, they have a plan to hold cities. when it comes to the fighting, the group that is fighting back, steve you mentioned throwing down uniforms, the kurds are doing just the opposite. they are digging in, protecting kirkuk with all their oil refineries. i think their hope out of all of this is to have their own kurdistan. >> that is in the northern part of the country. it looks like the kurds will keep kirkuk. meanwhile maliki and other government fixtures are anxious. also, there is a fear of baghdad falling not as strong as it was before because maybe we'll provide something. we just don't knowwhat it is. it's not whac-a-mole but it may be something. >> perhaps boots on the ground. perhaps not. andrew mccarthy says we should do more.

>> in the south, there is something else going on. al-saad -- al-saadr's army got their uniforms back and seem primed to go, get back what they have in the south and maybe get back the rest of iraq. couldn't be crazier. >> john kerry is on the scene. >> in the meantime heather nauert standing by. >> a busy day overseas and also a busy day here at home. i want to tell you about that and hope you had a great weekend. today the house committee on veterans affairs holding another hearing about the lack of care given to our veterans at the nation's v.a. hospitals. new records prove administrators employees across the southwest were manipulating data for two years and didn't do anything to stop it. many suspended directors claim they were unaware of

any misconduct. as many as 40 veterans died waiting for care at the phoenix v.a. facility. this just in. three al-jazeera journalists convicted of aiding muslim terrorists. two were sentenced to seven years in jail on charges that include reporting false news. a third journalist was sentenced to ten years in jail for possession of ammunition and three were arrested in december as part of a crackdown on islamists supporters of the ousted president morsi. a michigan judge having a change of heart in a custody case involving navy sailor mathhew heinz. he was ordered to appear in court today and if he didn't show up he could lose custody of his daughter. the only problem is heinz is currently deployed in the pacific ocean. the judge is delaying proceedings until october. she says she didn't know he

was deployed when she ordered him to court. next hour, congressman mike turner who has been in close contact with the family and fighting for laws to make sure deployment isn't a factor in custody cases will join to us weigh in on this case and others. did you see this last night? kind of a heartbreak for team u.s.a. as a last second goal for portugal forces a tie. jermaine jones slammed one home to tie up the game. later in the half dempsey knocked it in to give team u.s.a. a 2-1 lead. scores tods left in the tie the game. team u.s.a. can still make it in the next ground as they face germany on thursday. a win or tie can see them through. hope is not lost altogether. those are your headlines. how are you feeling about it this morning, brian? >> to be seconds away from advancing and to be able to coast through germany and america watching 20 million strong and to see them give up that shot which is unbelievable, i think that

is the latest a goal was scored in world cup play. >> i think it is dumb they don't have a winner at the end of it. i hate a tie. >> all i can say is next round it's knockout. think of it as regular season. >> if people watch. they're a little bummed out today. >> we get off the mat, don't we, as a people? >> meanwhile, seven minutes after the top of the hour. it's been nine days since off-duty fire fighter michael herdman went missing in california's las padres national forest. he disappeared while looking for his dog. yesterday search team found the dog but no evidence of his. >> there is a break through in the search for michael herdman. his dog luke is found this morning and he's in relatively good condition at the trail head of the national forest where the trip began. duke is estimated to have traveled more than 12 miles since first going missing last week. >> the dog is exhausted.

i saw the dog. it was literally passed out in the lap of mike's sister. >> that is a bit of happiness but it comes as officials say they are scaling back the search for herdman. >> we've reached a point where we have to make a decision. and the decision is we will be reducing our search efforts to a limited but ongoing scale. >> a skeleton crew will continue to look for him after being missing for nine days now. nearly 400 volunteers have been searching out in the national park twice the size of the grand canyon and five of them have actually been injured during that operation including one who remains in intensive care after being bitten by a rattlesnake. herdman's family and friends are still hoping he will be found safely. they gathered last night to hold a vigil praying for his return. back to you elisabeth, brian and steve. >> thank you, ainsley. >> just 13 hours from right now the head of the i.r.s. is going back to capitol

hill for a round two of a grilling. it's interesting, the government -- rather the house oversight committee asked on friday, the guy, the lawyer in charge of knowing how all the e-mail stuff works, can we have him come up here and talk? the i.r.s. said no. last night the oversight committee sent to the i.r.s. commissioner 15 specific tech questions they want answered at the meeting. >> the chairman of that committee darrell issa sent over 15 questions with subquestions in there that they want answers to based on the fact that americans appear to have been targeted prior to an election in terms of tax exempt status. but they can't prove anything yet because they can't find anything yet. we have someone pleading the fifth. one of the questions of the 15 may be what about this private company that actually logged all the e-mails and archived them? >> that is a big one. what i got from reading the

15 is one theme. i don't believe you and i'm not even sure this thing crashed. it is questions like provide the data of the failure. was it software or hard drive? whose job was it to recover these? who first reported it? how did you learn it? they're saying so far all we have is your word they crashed. can you tell what you did to get it back. >> the gigantic news is yesterday it was revealed was apparently there is a company in california, ever since 2005 they have been archiving the e-mail of the i.r.s. that's fantastic. in fact they put out -- there was this tweet in 2009. if the i.r.s. uses our products to back up their servers, why wouldn't you use them to protect your servers? what's interesting, though, then is the fabt that shortly after -- is the fact that shortly after there was that epidemic crash in hard dives, about the time that dave camp, the chair of the house ways and means committee, inquired of the i.r.s. are

you targeting executives? it was about that time the i.r.s. said you know what, sonasoft, we've been working with you for years, goodbye, we don't need you. subsequently it looks like all of those e-mails probably destroyed. >> wait a second. if you hire me to archive your e-mails and then you unhire me -- fire me -- what obligation do i have to keep those e-mails? >> because they are of a confidential nature, i would imagine they had to destroy them. >> that is going to be the case. why would the sonasoft executive not respond to a request to appear in front of the oversight committee? >> according to the son0soft.com's quite, they quote -- their website, they quote to preserve critical business content, by that definition alone, this information should be readily available. >> it would be great if son asoft still had that

stuff but because it was of sensitive nature they were probably required to get rid of t. it could be coincidence that lois lerner's hard drive crash and those people involved in the investigation, they all crashed, and it could be a coincidence that they severed the relationship with this company even though they had been doing it for years. it could all be a coincidence. i just know if this were a republican administration, i would imagine "the new york times" by now would have called for impeachment of the president. >> perhaps they're thinking the punishment for the crime of a coverup may not be as deep as harsh for punishing americans for having a political columnist. >> a liberal columnist said i can imagine if the shoe was on the other foot but not one democrat stood up on friday, much to i think america's chagrin, and said this is outrageous. i was optimistic, you ended

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90,000, that's how many undocumented children are expected to be arrested at the texas border this year and they're estimating another 140,000 in 2015. that is why there is a gathering in texas to address this crisis. what needs to be done and where do we go from here? what can the federal government do and are they just hurting things by examining it now and not taking action? joining us is the host of this week's national sherrifs conference. this theme, illegal immigration, can't be unique when you get together. what makes this year's more challenging? >> what makes this year unique is the influx, as you said, of the children. this is not an issue that has seen such young people come across the issue. this changes from a law enforcement issue to a

humanitarian issue. we can't deal with these children in the way we deal with adult illegal immigrants. they come across at the hands of human smugglers. they're all alone. they are young. they have no support system here. basically they are sent across and on their own and that leaves law enforcement here trying to deal with that situation. >> i understand they're landing in different states without telling the governor. in massachusetts, for example, they're coming in by the dozens into massachusetts, and the governor doesn't even know. what kind of plan is this? >> i don't know what kind of plan it is. is it a plan at all is my question. the sherrifs here are very concerned, sherrifs from across the country. sherrifs are elected officials. we have a lot of independent thinkers and people that think differently. i assure you the sherrifs are 100% in line with is this border situation has to get under control. we are left with so much problems tbr -- from this that the federal government is not dealing with that we

are very consistent that the borders have to be patrolled and the federal government needs to step up and really provide assistance. >> why now? south america, central america has always had their strife and warlords and inequity of pay and lack of opportunity. why now? why this year? >> i don't know why we have seen this influx of young people. i don't know that anybody knows exactly. the problem is that, as i said, we can't deal with it once they get to the border. once they get to the border it's too late. someone has to deal with this on the front end when these children are being victimized and being sent into the hands of these human smugglers. i don't know what has increased it but all i know is it has become a huge problem. >> sherrif, we're going to stay on top of t. if we keep the spotlight on maybe the government will be forced to act. we know they were doing something last week by flying down to those nations. at least the vice president was. sherrif anderson, thank you very much. straight ahead, how did

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today. police say she beat up her sister and 17-year-old nephew while drunk at a party. she has been held in jail without bail. steve, elisabeth? >> thanks, brian. a brand-new poll revealing that nearly 42% of people say ptsd is a major factor from lawyers hiring a veteran. is it even legal to deny someone a job based on ptsd? here to way in on that is our employment attorney. i'm assuming this is illegal. >> you're absolutely correct, it is not legal. it is violative of the a.d.a. the law is unambiguous. the a.d.a. says you cannoteone t based on a disability and ptsd is a disability under the a.d.a. an employer cannot take ptsd into consideration and say we're not taking that

applicant based on this. >> the a.d.a. means the americans with disabilities act which protects vets since 2009 with ptsd. starts at the job application procedures, hiring advancement, employee compensation and job training are covered under all of those? >> absolutely. we need to make certain this doesn't just apply to the application process or preemployment process. these protections are throughout all employment. there's two prongs. there's either discrimination based on the actual disability or perceived disability by the employer. >> sp companies are getting it right. wal-mart hired 42,000 vets this year. you take the qualities someone who has been in the military brings to the profession. when you see a poll like this, it is disturbing. if you think you've been discriminated against because of your p.t.s. or ptsd, what should someone do? >> there are various remedies. what we were talking about under the americans with

disabilities act is the federal law. there is a double whammy in new york. you have an ability to bring an action before the new york state human rights division. you have protection based on disability but also protection based on your veterans status. that can change from state to state. but you can bring an action under the federal law and your local state laws. >> how do you prove when, you know, let's say you go for a job, you don't get it. and obviously they saw that you were in the army and you were in iraq or something like that. and then how do you prove that you were discriminated based on your ptsd? >> it is a tricky situation, especially with an applicant in a preemployment situation. what we look at is the applicant pool. who else was up for the job? who is the most qualified person? who ultimately received the job. sometimes you'll have a clear-cut answer. you'll say this person, this veteran was -- >> he was perfect except -- >> he was perfect and he didn't get the job. as far as that perceived

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of years. used to be at "newsweek." the blood feud is between the clintons and obamas. according to to klein, they hate each other. >> he goes into something in the book apparently outlining something hillary's aides put forward saying in 2012 amid the benghazi attacks in libya that hillary clinton knew christopher stevens died and she had no doubt in her mind there was a terrorist attack there. okay? then president obama had other things in mind, and this is a tear-out from the book. it says, quote, after president obama here said that you've got to put forward a different story here -- >> the president called hillary at 10:00 and said hey, you've got to say it is a video. >> this is from the book. that story won't hold up as she is talk to go her husband bill. i know. i told the president it is an impossible story, billing said. i can't believe the president isn't claiming terrorism. maybe i can. it looks like maybe the president isn't going to allow anyone to say

terrorism isn't on his watch. >> who is the source? chelsea? how could you get in between them? >> according to the book it is one of hillary clinton's legal advisors gave this information to mr. klein. in a few minutes kenneth timmerman who wrote the book about the truth of what happened in benghazi, he says he doesn't believe the book because of the timing. the way it worked out, it was in his book too, the president called hillary at 10:00. at 10:08 she issued a press statement. how do you do that in eight minutes? >> i agree with you. i'll add something else to that. if you are hillary clinton and you're doing this because you work for the president, would you stare the families in the eye it the hangar and tell them a false story that a video killed your kid? >> according to mr. klein, he says while hillary is talking to bill clinton, they're talking about maybe i should just quit because i can't say that.

and they come to the point where it's kind of like, you can't quit. it could damage obama. and if you want to run for president, the democrats would never forgive you. so she decided not to quit. if she's going to be a woman of integrity and the president is telling you to tell a story that you know is false, quit. i mean, just quit. mr. timmerman says the reason people reached out to ed klein and are pushing this fake story is simply to preserve and save her hans to run for president in in 2016 because she bears responsibility for not providing security that night and also they've got that rapid response force, she didn't deploy them and she should have. >> let us know what you think about that. in the meantime heather nauert stands by with headlines. >> that was quite a story. >> no kidding. "blood feud." >> army sergeant bowe bergdahl is in outpatient care at a texas military base. he had been at brooke army

medical center at fort sam houston and will continue to receive medical and psychological care at that base. the army says his reintegration process will involve exposing him to more people gradually. this as an investigation into how and why he walked off base in afghanistan in 2009 will proceed once he is cleared medically. >> stress and heart attacks have long gone hand in hand for a very long time but now we may actually know why. a new harvard study shows a large amount of stress can cause an overproduction of white blood cells. white blood cells are usually considered the good one in the body but actually producing too many of them can lead to blockages in the bloodstream. researchers gather data by studying actual doctors working in the i.c.u. when the doctors were on the job the white blood cell count was a whole lot higher. a boozey boat party ends with a crash into a runway at new york's la guardia airport.

actually this pier just off the runway. now there are major security concerns about how easy it is to get so close to the planes there at the airport facility. police were unable to reach this point to figure out whether or not it was a threat for 30 minutes. apparently they don't have nighttime patrol. they say the reason is budget cuts and that boat, by the way, easily breached the 200-foot restricted water way which is around the airport. imagine this. you're outside doing some yard work and then the neck thing you know, you're thrown off your feet, sean o'connor says this happened to him. listen to this part, though. he was knocked straight out of his work boots after he was struck by lightning. look at those boots and listen to this. >> i could smell burned hair. i looked at my leg and i noticed my leg hairs had been singed. >> look at those work boots. those are laced up, blown right out of his boots. those boots were found on the other side of the

driveway. one is still smoking by the way. doctors say sean is lucky to be alive. the odds of being struck by lightning, 1 in 7 hundred thousand. imagine that. suppose of your headlines. i'm done with yard work. >> something smells like it's on fire. it's me. >> those boots saved his life. >> good commercial for those. >> speaking of weather, let's go out to maria molina. >> good morning. happy monday morning. i hope everybody has a wonderful work week coming up but i want to take you to omaha, nebraska, to show you this video of incredible flooding over the weekend. unfortunately we had storms out there that produced flooding and we do have that risk for more flooding today. the same storm system on the move. and early this morning we're seeing parts of oklahoma and texas seeing some of these same images with flooding occurring out here. we even have severe thunderstorm warnings in effect due to strong winds and large hail in the forecast and over the next few days the storm will continue to produce areas of rain from texas to parts of the ohio river valley

with flash flooding possible. there is a risk for severe storms across parts of colorado, western kansas and the oklahoma panhandle today. temperature-wise, 80's and 90's widespread for so many of you east of the rockies. let's head back inside. >> 22 minutes before the top of the hour. world cup fever all over the country and now even hollywood is getting into the action. >> which stars have been glued to the game? for that and more we are stepping into the fox light with michael tammero. >> i'm addicted to this all of a sudden. i'm not a big soccer fan. it is just like hugh jackman. that first game, 11 million viewers on espn, no doubt last night got huge, huge numbers. i was never a big soccer fan but i'm on the band wagon. >> because you're pro-america and you're rooting against the rest of the world. >> he's dressed in red, white and blue.

>> twitter was afire. >> the twitter was afire. hugh jackman tweeted yesterday the picture of himself saying addicted. >> you're sure he was talking about the world cup? >> there he is right there. hopefully he's not addicted to that mustache and beard. sarah high land posted on instagram, she took umbrage when a friend of hers traded in red white and blue for the colors of portugal. she wrote my best friend over ten years, i can't believe it. also pit bull before the opening ceremonies tweeted hash tag go team u.s.a. >> speaking of teams we have the fox team here at the fox news channel and you've got a big announcement. people have been e-mailing us asking when this is going to happen. ladies and gentlemen, michael tamerro. >> this thursday we'll make an announcement about fox

fan weeks. >> can you confirm there will be a fox fan weekend? >> there will be a fox fan weekend. part of the weekend if you can't make it to new york this year tune in to f.x.m., 12 hours of some of the best business movies out there, wall street too, social network and money ball with some of your favorite fox personalities. a lot of going on this year. tune in thursday. we'll give you all the details. as always you can follow me on twitter at fox light michael. >> the key to watch on thursday is that's how you find out how to get the free tickets. >> i love it. thank you. >> thanks, michael. >> coming up straight ahead, flipped off their boat in the middle of the ocean. no life jacket, right? this couple tried treading water for 14 hours. their hero rescuer joins us live with the amazing story next. >> wal-mart is the largest taxpayer in america and

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about 15 minutes till the top of the hour. time for quick headlines. the army is investigating a training accident saturday

that killed 23-year-old private first class andrew seff of fremont, south carolina. he earned the army service ribbon. a great white shark on the side of a 35 foot fishing vessel. the attack took place off the coast of cape may in new jersey saturdays. the boat reportedly decided it was time to take off when the shark started nibbling. good timing. time to go. >> all right. thanks, elisabeth. the reason for income inequality in america? according to one "new york times" writer, republicans and wal-mart are to blame. columnist tim egan writes, quote, their humiliating wages force thousands of employees at wal-mart to look to food stamps, medicaid and other forms of welfare. wal-mart employs 1.3

million people in the united states alone and pays the highest amount of taxes, so why are they to blame and not the obama administration's policies? here to join us is the host of varney and company, stuart varney. stuart? >> what utter nonsense. this is an attempt -- it is not an attempt. they're doing this. demonize wal-mart. make business look bad, big business look particularly bad. they are responsible for inequality. it's their fault. that's basically the train of thought that's going on here. unusually this time around wal-mart responded forcefully. that guy went out there and said wait a minute, wait a minute, we pay our hourly workers on average $12.81 per hour. you got it wrong mr. egan. you quoted the wrong number. 1.3 million employed. they line up to get jobs to get off welfare to come work at wal-mart. we're the biggest taxpayer. we've hired 42,000 veterans. we won the praise of first lady michelle obama. and we've got low prices

which help consumers all across the board. we are the largest taxpayer in america. forceful response. >> absolutely. and all true. i love the fact that they say starbucks, good company. wal-mart, bad company when it comes to income inequality. you want to talk about inequality, a cup of fancy coffee is five bucks. a cup of fancy coffee at wal-mart is a dollar. >> you're going to see an attempt to show it is not president obama's fault that the middle class is losing ground. it is business's fault, businesses like wal-mart when in fact, if i may offer an opinion, it is president obama's fault that we're not growing this economy and growing the middle class. >> what is it the left doesn't like about wal-mart? is it simply that they're nonunion? >> nonunion and they're big. they hate them, flatout hate them. this is part of an ongoing demonizing process. you'll see a lot more of

it. >> this guy was talking about the minimum wage. wal-mart actually pays in excess of the $10.10 the president wants. >> $12.81 is the average. nonunion, they're big. they've got to demonize somebody to get the heat off the president. >> absolutely. stuart varney we're going to be watching you at fox minutes later today, between 11:00 and 1:00 eastern time. 12 minutes before the top of the hour. breaking news. in the search for a missing california fire fighter. they just found his dog. is the dog the key to the owner's disappearance? we've got some developments. a couple stranded treading water for 14 hours until a guy in a boat came along. their hero rescuer joins us live with the am mading story coming up. -- coming up with the amazing story.

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you talk about a terrifying experience, a couple falls off their boat near the florida coast and ends up spending the night in the ocean treading water for 14 hours. >> luckily they were spotted and rescued by a group of fishermen. steve couch was one of the fisherman and joins us now. you're in this boat fishing for dolphins and you see people. what did you think? >> our first thought was how in the world did they get seven miles off the coast? we didn't know if they were

snorkelers or somebody fell off or what. >> so you get to them and then what was the first thing you noticed about them when you saw them face-to-face? later we would find out they treaded water for 14 hours. what did you see? >> well, when we pulled up, we see a couple of people. i was shocked that they didn't have a life preserver or anything on them. they were basically treading water and probably had some big smiles on their face once they seen us show up. >> how long from the point when you spotted them to the point you got them on the boat? >> it was probably a few minutes. it was hard to tell because they were thinking more about getting them on board than really keeping track of time. i know some people thought we should have taken some video, but we were just thinking about getting them on board. maybe five minute. >> what did they say had they got on board to you? >> extremely thankful. a little bit in shock. they were kind of quiet and subdued, which was very understandable.

main thing we were concerned about is finding out if they were thirsty and obviously they were and needed food. >> i understand the man came across three or four jelly fish. but besides that, there was no big attack, shark or anything like that? >> no, not at all. as a matter of fact, we were talking to sean and he was expressing his distress he was going through wondering about shark attacks. and he said when he hit the jelly fish, it stung for a while, but just the whole entire situation of him worrying about other things a lot worse than that, i guess he was able to annual -- handle that fairly well. >> did we find out how they fell off their boat? >> they told us that he's evidently charter captain and they were heading out to sea out of key largo and they fell off the transon of the boat. i guess it was locked in forward gear and he said when he hit the water, he knew he was in trouble 'cause the boat was just continuing to go and they started treading water at that

point. >> you were lucky to have great individuals on the boat with you to help you make this rescue happen. >> it was fabulous. yeah. my son-in-law is a sheriff detective here in south florida. one of his best friends, josh webb, is also a sheriff officer. the owner of the boat, another friend of ours, keith, he's a firefighter down here. so i had all the life saving people on board with me. i wasn't really concerned. >> and by the way, you said you haven't talked to them, don't want to bother. this but i'm sure they'll be thankful and i look forward to hearing about that reunion. >> yeah, absolutely. >> steve, thank you so much. >> you're more than welcome. thank you. >> five minutes before the top of the hour. coming up, the irs terminates his contract with the company hired to archive its e-mail, right before the lois lerner investigation. another crazy coincidence? donald trump will weigh in.

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today is monday, june 23. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. we begin with a fox news alert. just moments ago, secretary of state john kerry meeting with the prime minister of iraq and others in baghdad. but after four more cities fall to jihaddists, will kerry's presence be enough to help the iraqi people? >> today the chief of the irs heads back to capitol hill and into the hot seat for a grilling. will we get any answers at all or will he just smirk and what about the agency that was hired, the company that is, to save those supposedly lost e-mails? donald trump's got some opinions and he is less than 90 seconds away. and it was drawful. that's what they're saying. somewhat of a heart breaker. team usa minutes, actually seconds from a shocking victory. their second in two games end up with a draw against portugal. we'll give you the details. you can tell i'm somewhat disappointed but heartened to

know they're one game away from advancing or advancing to the knockout round. >> voices in your head again, brian? >> mornings are better with friends again. >> this is rickey skaggs. >> this is da and you're watching "fox & friends". >> i went too long. >> the tease is supposed to give people a tidbit so they'll keep watching. you just told the whole story. >> he loves it. >> i got carried away. next time i'm going to be very brief. >> we've got a lot of breaking news. for that, we turn to heather nauert. especially on john kerry. >> got news coming out of iraq. in a short while ago, secretary of state john kerry landing in iraq and he's now sitting down with the prime minister there and other leaders of that country. the meeting is not exactly expected to be friendly, of course, given that officials in washington floated the

suggestion that maliki should resign. kerry arrived as more attacks are carried out by isis. they've taken four more towns and three border crossings into syria and jordan. kerry is expected to encourage the officials there to form a unity government and then back a plan to fight the militants. we'll keep you posted as we learn more. also happening today, the house committee on veterans affairs holding another hearing about the care given to our veterans in our v.a. hospitals. this as newly obtained records prove the v.a. administrators knew that employees across the southwest were manipulating waiting lists for two years and did nothing to stop it. many top officials, including the suspended director, sharon hellman, claim they were unaware of any misconduct taking place. as many as 40 veterans died waiting for care at the phoenix v.a. facility. a breakthrough possibly in the california mountain search for the missing firefighter seen here. his dog, duke, has been found in

relatively good condition at the trail head where his trip started about nine days ago. this comes as officials say they are now scaling back the search. >> we've reached a point where we have to make a decision. the decision is we will be reducing our search efforts to eliminate but ongoing scale. >> a smaller crew will continue to look for herdman missing for nine days. he went to look for his dog after the dog ran away while they were hiking. his family and friends gathered at a fire station to hold a vigil, praying and hoping for his safe return. a bit of a heart breaker. at least frustration for team usa. as a last second goal for portugal forces a 2-2 tie. the americans down one in the second half until jones slams one home to tie up the game. then later in the half, dempsey knocking one in to give team usa

a 2-1 lead. then with seconds left in the game -- this is what was the key part -- portugal scores to tie the game. team usa can still make it to the next round. they face germany on thursday. a win or tie will see them through. those are your headlines. >> we don't understand the whole tie thing. donald trump joins us every morning and he's with us now. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> does the tie puzzle you? i've seen a lot of e-mail. what is it with the tie? you're supposed to always have a winner. >> the tie is terrible. they really should do something about it. the tie is terrible. but that game, i thought it was over. i was getting ready to turn it off and all of a sudden, out of nowhere, that was great pass. you understand why he's such a great player. but that game was amazing to have tied. that is a tremendous defeat for the morale of the team. no question about it. >> but overall, if you said before this tournament you'll have a win and a tie going into germany, usa soccer would have said that would be fantastic. you played soccer in high school. how many people know that?

>> i did play a little soccer. that was not such a popular sport. although for a while, if you remember, pelet was here with the cosmos. but i did play soccer. i played just about everything you could play. i love sports. >> we'll go from soccer to dodge ball. >> today fire up the grill. there will be a big grilling, round two. congressman issa, chairman of committee will get in there and try to have 15 specific questions answered as it pertains to lois lerner's lost e-mails and the irs targeting conservatives prior to an election season. where did they go? the company they hired privately to log and keep all these archive, they were dumped just weeks after lois lerner's computer crashed. >> over the course of years and having been involved in litigation, i've always been told that you basically cannot get rid of e-mails. it's impossible. that the hard drives will always have it, that you have nerds or

experts that can go in there and get these things. don't forget the e-mails go somewhere. so somebody else has them. i would imagine that the republicans should be able to do something. i think the republicans are a little guilty because they should be able to get these things. it's been a very common thread in litigation that once you do an e-mail, that's why a lot of people don't do them, because of litigation. they don't allow e-mails. i know a lot of high lie -- highly sophisticated don't allow e-mails. but you can't get rid of them once they're issued. >> i'm not even sure -- and i notify the republicans by the tenor of their questions, i'm not even sure the computer crashed. what proof do we have that this crash took place? that's what theye asking in the 15 questions. first, show me what you did. show me how it happened. show me what company got involved. >> i think you're right. i have to say, he's got a great reputation. but he's been newly put there.

he would fix companies. his reputation is sterling. but he's very new. he wasn't there during this period of time. something obviously took place. but you can get e-mails. they can hire people that can go to those hard drives and get those e-mails. i don't know why they're not doing that. i don't know why the republicans or the committees aren't doing this. >> you know what? yesterday they broke the story that apparently there was this company ever since 2005 that the irs had hired in san jose, california. they've been e-mailing everything. in fact, they were bragging on twitter. they say if the irs uses our products to back up their servers, why wouldn't you choose them to protect your servers? they misspelled servers, we should point out. >> you're right. >> what's curious about it is that shortly after there were inquiries made by republicans of the irs, hey, are you targeting conservatives, her hard drive crashes. six other hard drive crashes.

and then they sever this long-term relationship with a company that archived it and now presumably it's all gone. >> it can't happen and you can retrieve them if you have the right people and you need real experts. but you can retrieve them. and i have to tell you. if this were a republican president, you would right now have a nixon situation. this is a much different thing. >> conspiracy, cover-up. >> it's a huge story. this is a massive story. but if this were a republican president, it would be richard nixon all over again. this would be a disaster. >> compared to valerie plain. let's switch to the immigration. >> we now have actually quarter billion dollars in aid right here, our president is sending to central america while really ignoring the threat at home. what do you think he should be doing instead, mr. trump? >> it's incredible what's going on. there is a big humanitarian

situation. i know the three of you very well and you feel it, too. >> of course. >> you have kids pouring over. and some he have them are sick and it's a -- of them are sick and it's a terrible situation. but we have to strengthen our borders. we have to build a fence -- really a very big, powerful wall. we have to do something because people are bringing their children and they're saying, let the united states take care of them. we are almost a bankrupt nation. if you look at what's going on with the kind of money, 17 trillion, which is going up rapidly, which by the way, soon is going to be $21 trillion, we don't have the money. we don't have the resources. we don't have the people. we don't have the jobs. we don't have anything. we're supposed to be taking care of the world. it can't happen. we need strong borders. >> absolutely. and that is the position of a number of republicans.

they say, look, we'll talk about immigration reform. but first just fix the borders so we don't have what's going on right now going on. >> in the meantime, you have thousands of young, wonderful children coming and it's a big, big problem. but the reason they're coming is 'cause we don't have the borders. so they're really putting them often on us. if we had the borders, this would not be happening. >> here is the other thing, by the way, record tax revenue and record debt. how much more money do they expect to get from us while they waste it? i have an idea. let's give $250 million as elisabeth just said, to these countries to bolster their economy so they stop coming here. i don't understand how they can write that check without asking us. >> it's inconceivable. it's actually a very tough question because you can't -- i can't even believe the question is being asked. why are we doing this? we're doing this all over the world. not for this, but for other reasons. the money we give out to people that actually are our enemy. you see it and you have the greatest example, if you look at

iraq, what's gone on over there. we spend $2 trillion, thousands of lives and what do we have? we have nothing. we have people that threw us out. the day we left, they threw us out. we couldn't even call them and suggest what to do. so it's a mess. >> right. mr. trump, before you go, you wrote an op ed in the new york daily news talk being the five guys here in new york city who wound up -- they were part of the central park jogger case. you wrote, my opinion on the settlement, they got $40 million. of the central park jogger case, it's disgrace. one thing we know is that the amount of time, energy and money that's been spent on this case is unacceptable. the justice system has a lot to answer for, as does the city of new york regarding this very mishandled disaster. why was it a disaster? >> it is a disgrace and these are five guys that admitted to it and then later on their lawyer said oh, police brutality and et cetera. the standard stuff. certain cases i'm sure that's true.

but i don't know in this case. her doctor who was so brutally raped said that couldn't happen. and the jogger's doctor said it had to be more than one. there are so many different things in this case and this is a case that should have gone to trial, but it wasn't. they gave them $40 million. they were beating up and very, very badly hurting other people, according to what i've read. and it's a disgrace. they got $40 million from the highest taxed city in the country that needs its money and they settled for $40 million. i will tell you this, their lawyers are laughing all the way to the bank. and i wonder how much their lawyers got of the 40, or did the city pay them in addition to the 40, or did they get some of the 40 and some of the addition? so i think it's a disgrace. these are people that admitted they did it and then it was recanted. they said, well, we were forced to say that. lots of other factors. many other factors. by the way, they were in the park and they were doing damage to other people and very bad

damage in one instance, very, very bad damage. a couple of them are now back in jail on unrelated things. they robbed $40 million. >> that's why you say it's a disagrees. donald trump who does back up his e-mail, thank you very much for joining us live. >> thank you very much. >> no more tires he says. >> thanks. is hillary clinton trying to use president obama to clear her name on benghazi? the shocking new details coming up next. then, arizona bearing down on arsonist. now one 7-year-old's bright idea is making him the hero of the school. we're going to explain that ahead as i check my cell. ♪ ♪

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a new book citing one of hillary clinton's top legal advisors alleges that president obama called her up and tried her to spin the benghazi happened because of that video. but as hillary is sending out aides to clear her record for 2016 and not perhaps tell the story? ken timerman is the author of the book, he joins us with his take. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> edward klein has a new book out coming up "blood feud." in it he says the night of the attack on september 11, the president around 10:00 o'clock calls hillary and says, hey, you got to say it's because of the video. and she eventually just a couple minutes later came out with the story with a press release that said, we're blaming it on a video. okay. that's what the official record is. what was going on behind the

scenes? >> we know, and i reported in "dark forces" on that phone call between hillary clinton and president obama at 10:00 o'clock. we know eight minutes later, she released the statement from the state department blaming it on the video. it wasn't that one phone call that lined up the story that created the story. i think that's where they agreed on the story between the two of them. it's something that had been going on for a couple of days. the u.s. embassy in cairo had been tweeting about this video. a lot of people believe that's what got the attention of some of the collaboration in tie cairo. nobody in benghazi had ever seen it and had absolutely zero to do with what happened in benghazi. >> according to the story in klein's book, what happened was the president called at 10:00 o'clock and hillary wound up calling her husband, the former president, and they had this conversation. here is an excerpt. that story won't hold up, bill said. i know, hillary said. i told the president that.

it's an impossible story. bill said, i can't believe the president is claiming it wasn't terrorism. then again, maybe i can. it looks like obama isn't going to allow anyone to say that terrorism has occurred on his watch. so even though -- at one point she decided to resign and then thought if i decide to run for president, democrats will be steamed if i resign and i hurt obama on his reconnection. you say this is all a story put out by her aides to save for 2016 and to deflect against the fact that she had some real responsibility security wise and she failed. >> absolutely. look, benghazi is the albatross around hillary clinton's neck. she is desperately trying to get it off of her. she knows that she refused to authorize the use of force, to go to benghazi. it was her responsibility. it was her call. the stand down orders came from hillary. obama certainly, certainly bears responsibility for not standing

up u.s. forces, but it was hillary clinton that stood down the forces that were actually able to go there that evening. >> sure. to your point, you say if the president calls her at 10:00 o'clock and there is a press release out at 10:08, chances are that's just a fable? >> that's right. but i'm sure she had a conversation with her husband later on and i'm sure she was unhappy about having to defend this as they went on. but this is a desperate ploy to defend her presidential aspirations in 2016. and i talk about this in "dark forces." we had a foreign emergency support team on the ground with u.s. special forces. they could have gone there. hillary would not allow them to leave. >> ken, thank you very much. >> thank you. 20 minutes after the top of the hour. new details on the missing plane. new evidence found inside the pilot's house. they've got a suspect now. and cleveland indians star nick swisher is now supporting

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grows to 1400 bucks. 7-year-old dominic from colorado opened his own piggy bank, launching a fund-raiser to rebuild the school's playground after it was burned down by an arsonist. he has raised nearly $1,400 in a week. good job. brian and elisabeth? >> he's best known for his plays on the baseball diamond and plays with guts. but this star, former yankees star, is now showing his support for those in a different uniform. they wear camouflage. it might not be what you expect. >> that's right. nick swisher joins us now. >> a round of applause for nick swisher! he's back in new york! >> that is right. cleveland indian here. i have to say, people love watching you play. you love the game of beige. but you love our troops and service members even more and that's why you're here today. >> i feel like they're put on a pedestal and i feel like i'll be able to use it for a lot of good. teaming up with phillips, nor

norelco and raising awareness for our troops and put our servicemen and women at the front of our thoughts, i mean, as much as i can give, i can never give as much as they are fighting to give us what we have here. so there is a reason why they're there and whether you believe in war or not, we need to support our troops. that's what i'm here to do. >> you tell your wife, you're the one for me, honey. let's get married. let's go on a honeymoon in afghanistan. >> it was a journey and a trip of a lifetime. i would be absolutely just issue issue i was scared. >> so you were at the forward operating -- >> we had thought it was going to be maybe a uso tour, we were going to go to huge bases and everything was going to be safe and there wouldn't be any worries. that wasn't the case. so too actually be there and to see with my own eyes exactly what's going on and to be able to come back here to the states and tell our story and to put our troops at the forefront, i could not be more honored to

have been over there and more honored to be an american. >> today you're going to get a hair cut. and you're urging viewers to do what? >> as we can see, this thing is a gem. it's fast, it's easy. it works twice as fast as regular clippers. for guys, we're not always exactly perfect on our hair cuts and what we do. but i think this makes it a lot easier and not only that, just what phillips is doing, donating $25,000 to operation homefront. where would you not want to work with an organization like that? >> he asked you why would you not? >> and why would you not want me to start your hair cut? >> i'm a little nervous, but you got this. >> i've done this before. i'm a trained professional. we're going to get you hooked up here. >> we're going to put that on. >> by the way, elisabeth has absolutely no experience.

>> okay. we can do this. >> actually, your fans can send their own hair cut -- >> look at that. how is that? >> come on around here. >> tell me how she's doing? >> she's a live patchy. >> sorry. don't do that. you're hurting him. >> i'm going to hand this over to a trained professional. >> dean, take some off the top. we got to talk to you about something else you're passionate about. the world cup. >> oh, i believe! have you got i goose not heard that? it takes a while! ah! i believe! i believe! i believe! i believe that! and then i believe that we will win! i believe that we will win!

i mean, it was so amazing and then that last goal in the 94th, 95th minute. that's all right, man. hey, we can do this. >> i love the passion. >> the guy who plays america's pastime following america's team in brazil. >> hey, i just think in general, the united states, man, hey, you got to support our guys, man. >> congratulations on your grand slam on the 19th. round of applause for nick swisher. believe it or not this guy is running for congress again. charlie rangel, just dealt a big blow. >> that's right. >> then anna, she's going to tee off for a good cause and you're not going to want to miss that. the daddy on the green. go, anna. ♪ ♪ ♪

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>> it's a little patchy. >> i had a block. >> he was tearing up a little bit. >> i made nick swisher cry. but it was all for a very good cause. >> it really was. >> you nicked nick. >> i think i did. sorry, bud. 26 minutes before the top of the hour. heather nauert joins us. >> hi. good morning to you. got some news, coming from overseas. it's an update on that missing malaysian flight. malaysian police are now claiming that the captain of that airline flight, the prime suspect in the plane's disappearance. computer experts have just recovered a deleted route from that flight simulator that he kept at his home and it showed that he had plans to land the jet on some island considered to be unnamed in the south indian ocean. on wednesday, australian authorities are set to unveil a new search in the area for that aircraft. what a story. then believe it or not, this guy running for congress again.

we just had to show you this one more time. charlie rangel just dealt a big blow by a fellow democrat. for the third time, president obama will not endorse the 84-year-old disgraced new york democrat, charlie rangel, in his primary race. he's been pushing to earn the president's backing. the two have never been fond of each other after rangel endorsed hillary clinton in the 2008 presidential primaries. and we've got a really happy update to tell you about. do you remember the story of lechelle freedman? she was paralyzed at her own bachelorette party. she will get to achieve her dream of becoming a mom. freedman and her husband were trying to raise $60,000 to pay for a surrogate, but then a friend of hers from college volunteered to carry the couple's child for free. congratulations and those are your headlines. this is an old friend from college who had been following

her story and said -- by the way, she's mother of one, this friend who is going to be the surrogate and said, i'll carry the baby for you. wonderful. >> she's actually physically able to carry the child, but she takes a lot of medication. so that would be harmful to the baby. she's got a surrogate. great story. >> thanks for bringing that to us. maria molina is poised to give the weather. >> that's right. good morning. we have storms that are headed towards the dallas-fort worth area this morning. they do have some severe thunderstorm warnings with them. so we want to zoom in on the radar. they could be packing a punch in terms of very heavy rain, lightning and heavy winds. overall producing this severe weather this morning across parts of texas and oklahoma. it will produce rain from texas all the way up to parts of ohio. we could be looking at delays out there and even localized flash flooding. we do also have the risk for isolated severe weather across parts of colorado, western kansas and also the oklahoma

panhandle and temperature wise, really feeling like summer out there. east of the rockies, 90. across texas, upper 80s in atlanta and also in raleigh, north carolina. let's head back inside. >> thanks. it's the third annual big daddy golf tournament for celebrities and athletes, they're teeing off later today to benefit a great cause. >> anna kooiman is live in long island, new york. how is it going? you got a perfect day for it. >> absolutely. a great day to hit the lynx. we have rich salgado. eric mangini, 49ers coach and steve from the baltimore ravens. good morning. >> good morning. >> couple of previous super bowl winning coaches. we'll talk to them in just a bit. who have you got here on your list? >> bernard hopkins, the champ, as we all call him. the new wbo champion chris

algieri. >> we've got a whole array of people. >> even our bill hemmer will be out here. >> absolutely. as brian kilmeade would say, and i know he's watching, it ain't a show without bill hemmer. >> absolutely. this year you changed charities. you suffered a brain aneurysm and it's been going to brain aneurysm research. this year, though, saint jude children's research hospital is getting the money. why did you decide to do that? >> i just recently visited and after seeing the place and seeing the care and seeing how they take care of the families and the kids, it's like going from like a one studio apartment to the ritz carlton. that's the kind of love and care they put into it. >> it's a good thing you're doing because their operating budget is $1.9 million a day and 75% of that has to come from private donations like you. isn't it a place of hope? >> it is. i would never want to see a child be sick, but if one is,

that's the place to go because there is hope. >> we're hoping to raise a million dollars today. 1.7 million raised in the last couple years. we'll add to it this year. concussions has been a big topic in the headlines. you had the opportunity to go to washington, go to the pentagon, sit on a panel with some military top brass and talk about some of the things that they're dealing with. what improvements have you seen in the nfl as far as concussions go since you joined the league in 1993? >> the biggest improvement is awareness and awareness in all the stages. whether it's pro football, college football, high school football, pee wee football, people understand what they're looking for. there is a vigilance by parents, by coaches, by everybody involved to make sure that it's identified, it's treated, and to me, that's the most important step that's been taken. >> and sitting out longer between injuries is a big help. 13% is what the nfl says the concussion rate dropped by in the last season alone. thanks so much. steve, i hear you're the golf pro out here. clearly i just made a fool of

myself on national television. let's hit some balls, all right? you got to teach me. >> i would say, this one of the important things about golf is looking good. you got that part down. >> thank you. >> it's all about the outfit. go ahead and take another swing like you did earlier. i'm look at the set-up. this is really pretty good. ball right in the middle. let me see your grip here. terrific. now to me, when i was watching you earlier, all you have to do is watch that. hit that ball. that's the most important thing. right back to the basics. >> i don't want to do this now. >> and confidence. nicely done. as we say in golf, that was playable. >> how did i do? >> it looked good to us. >> nice shot. >> thank you, tiger. >> thanks so much.

>> always great to have big daddy with us. coming up on this monday, illegals flooding into the united states are not only bringing their kids, they're also carrying serious diseases. how can we protect ourselves? dr. mark siegle has some scary details as he comes in. and check out this video. a high stakes water rescue for a squirrel. you have to see it to believe it. >> oh, my goodness. somebody help him. >> look at that. >> if we lose a squirrel, we're in trouble as a country. ♪ ♪ what's your favorite kind of cheerios? honey nut. but... chocolate is my other favorite... oh yeah, and frosted! what's your most favorite of all? hmm...the kind i have with you. me too.

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quick headlines now. michelle wie captures her first major ever. she has never won a trophy. and she's not letting it go anywhere. tweeting out this photo of her new trophy all buckled up. she will tell us all about it tomorrow on fox friends friends. now a serious story. cast away squirrel should thank his lucky acorns after two boaters saved him from drowning. one of them jumped into the water to save the squirrel after they noticed his struggle to stay above water because it turns out squirrels can't swim. they then brought him back to the beach for safety. we were running out of squirrels, so that is one worry

we don't have to have this morning. elisabeth? >> maybe he called for help on your phone, brian. >> maybe he did. thousands of immigrant children are pouring in to the borders and agents and aid workers are struggling to care for them with this influx, a brand-new worry arising, a possibility of outbreaks from any number of diseases, including some we haven't seen in years. so should we be concerned? dr. mark siegle joins us now. we see the amount of children they were predicting up to 80,000 children expected to cross illegally this year and 2014, along with the kids comes some sickness. what are we looking at? >> i think that this is a big public health crisis that's emerging. we talk about a problem with illegal immigration, but we're not talking enough about the medical side of this. if someone comes into the united states as a legal immigrant, we screen them for tuberculosis and for all kinds of diseases. we usually catch it before they come in. if they come in illegally, we're faced with a situation where

they're living close together, there is a lot less very good public health measures in place. we're having a scabies epidemic among them. that's skin condition with intense itching and rash due to a mite and it's highly contagious. and ten to 25% of the immigrants coming in this way have scabies. tuberculosis, we thought we were stamping that out in north america. it's now reemerging. multiple drug resistant tuberculosis, which is harder and harder to treat. denge fever, 50 to 100 million new cases a year world wide. in mexico, it is indemic. it's a terrible disease. you get fatigued, bones hurting you, muscles hurting. it takes weeks and weeks to recover from. no team. it's now emerging in texas because of the immigration crisis. >> measles and chicken pox and leprosy? >> absolutely. i don't want to scare anyone more than i already have.

leprosy, extremely rare. denge fever, you need mosquitoes. but they're starting to breed now in south texas. this is a major problem in texas and arizona now. >> given the close quarters that we see in terms of the holding areas and the transport of the kids here and then adults as well, we're looking at also a school season about to start. is someone working on cures for these and preventive steps that parents can take before the school season takes in the fall? what do we need to know? >> measles is going to spread among anyone that hasn't been vaccinated. it has a 90% ineffective rate. make sure now that your kids who are going to school had their mmr vaccine because if you're in that area of texas or arizona, it's probably going to spread among those children. 80,000 children. >> they're bussing many and flying up north. massachusetts the latest. this won't just be in the south. >> i would urge physicians to be on the lookout for these kind of things. somebody in that area has fatigue. think of denge fever because we don't have a vaccine for that yet. and mosquitoes may start to

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life line thrown to a submarine. the michigan judge who said matthew heinze could lose custody of his six-year-old daughter if he didn't show in court today is now delaying proceedings until the petty officer is available. congressman mike turner has been fighting for national laws to make sure military deployment isn't a factor in child custody cases and this helped him get that point across. at least this judge wised up and realized what's going on, right, congressman? >> absolutely. we're very glad that she followed the law. previously she had said she'd go forward even without matthew heinze being present, which would have been a violation of the service member's civil relief act. it's good the judge is following the law. but we still have matthew heinze in a custody battle. >> this is not the only case. about a million people are going

back and forth in two wars over the last 13 years, marriages have frayed and custody battles have happened. why are you having trouble getting this case to resonate and become a national concern? >> the house passed five times a bill that i have put forward that would make a national standard that would protect service members from courts using their either past or future deployment against them. unbelievably, family law courts across the country have used deployment time to take custody away from service members. it's just not right. they're serving our country. we should honor their service and we should also make certain that this is not a stress factor for our service members where they worry about losing their children. >> here is what the ruling says, the custody statement is this: this court would not cause mr. heinze or any other person in military service to suffer prejudice as a result of their military duty while in service to our nation. do you think this will help you get it through the senate? >> it should, because this highlights exactly the circumstances where our hearts go out to the family and to our

service members who are concerned about being able to both seven their country and maintain the custody of their children. >> right. we're not taking sides in this relationship. we're just trying to give a military man a chance to give his side of the story and not be affected. do you believe that the fact that he is deployed elsewhere might affect the custody he gets awarded? >> absolutely. that's exactly what you just said. we don't want to put ourselves in the position of the judge or in the determination of custody. but we do believe that service members' time away, while they're deployed, should not be used against them. it shouldn't be circumstances of the judge saying, well, you've been gone, therefore, custody to the other parent. they should stand equal to the other parent with their service to their cray not being used against them. >> i'm sure matt is grateful for your support. congressman turner who says we're not getting things done in congress and people aren't doing it for the right reason, get it passed.l get wind at thanks so much. >> thank you. five minutes before the top of the hour.

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good morning. today is monday, june 23. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert, secretary of state john kerry arriving in baghdad overnight for a critical meeting with iraq's struggling leadership. can they prevent a complete collapse of the country as islamic extremists seize more land. the irs terminates its contract with a company hired to archive irs e-mails right before the lois lerner investigation. just another crazy coincidence, right? we're going to tell you what's happening on capitol hill today to try to get some answers from the guy on the left. then absolutely drawful. it's all thanks to that guy. how he handed team usa a

stunning tie, but a tie that would have have been happy with before the game. mornings are better with friends. >> you're watching "fox & friends." enjoy! rob rigells. >> he's funny. >> good morning, everybody. thanks for being with us. how painful was that tie last night? >> painful, but as i mentioned before the game, before gavin yelled in my year, he wants me to be brief. if you tell me before the world cup, you're going to tie -- u.s. will tie portugal, i'd say great. just knowing how close we were to beating them 2-1, not so great. >> so close. >> it would have been nice if somebody would have won. i don't get ties. meanwhile, on to something else. this is important. fox news alert, secretary of state john kerry in iraq this second meeting with iraq's prime minister and other middle eastern leaders trying to figure out what to do to stop isis,

which is grabbing land in iraq left and right. doug mckelway is live at the white house with the very latest on mr. kerry over there. good morning to you, doug. >> reporter: good morning to you. our james rosen, who is traveling with secretary kerry, enlightened us about an on the record background briefing from a senior state department official which is unusual. this official said that in the present chaos, which is iraq, it would not be unforeseen, it would not be unexpected for the kurds to maintain control of the city of kirkuk. that's the first time we've heard that from this administration, to my knowledge. this official also described current president al-maliki as extremely, quote, anxious amid the isis advance there and all of them are look to us for answers and solutions, like a magic wand. he also said that it's really important for reporters to understand that isis is an army and that is significant 'cause it's the first time we heard that from the administration or rather from other senior state department officials who have

described isis as a terrorist organization and a criminal syndicate, but not an army. that's a clear distinct and differentiation. earlier yesterday kerry addressed speculation that the u.s. wants al-maliki out and that it is involved in picking a new leader of iraq. he said that's not true. here is the secretary of state. >> that is up to the iraqi people. we have made that clear since day one. it is up to the people of iraq to choose their future leadership. >> reporter: kerry said also that the kurds are dissatisfied with the current situation, that the shiite are dissatisfied with the currents situation, as are many of the sunnies. he echoed calls coming from iran that it is vital that whoever leads iraq in the next couple of months not make the mistakes of the past and that it is vital that the leadership represent all of the iraqi people. we'll hear more as the secretary of state wraps up these meetings with al-maliki, which are in progress as we speak. steve, back to you.

>> all right. doug on the north lawn of the white house, thank you. >> those meetings will not have small talk. it will be big -- >> full of mess. >> i know. but as long as he is there, i don't think the mess can be ironed out. got to get another guy in. >> you know what you need? a plan. they don't have a plan. our side. >> right. you're upset with ties and no plan in iraq. two things are upsetting you. in the meantime, heather nauert is with us here with some headlines. >> good morning. there is another story upset to go a whole lot of americans. that is that v.a. scandal. new news today. happening later today, the house committee on veterans affairs is holding another hearing about the care that's given to our veterans at our nation's v.a. hospitals. this is newly obtained records proving v.a. administrators knew that employees across the southwestern part of the united states were manipulating waiting lists for two years and didn't do anything to stop it. many top officials, including the suspended director, sharon hellman, claimed they were unaware of any misconduct.

as many as 40 veterans died waiting for care at the phoenix v.a. facility. big story throughout the day. this just coming in. three al-jazeera journalists are convicted of aiding the muslim brotherhood. two of the journalists who worked for al-jazeera english were sentenced to seven years in jail by an egyptian court on charges including aiding the muslim brotherhood and reporting false information. a third journalist was sentenced to ten years in jail for possession of ammunition. u.s. olympic soccer goalie hope solo, remember her? she's due in court later today on assault charges. police say she beat up her sister and 17-year-old nephew while she was allegedly drunk at a party on saturday. her lawyer insists she's the victim. officers say that solo was belligerent and uncooperative when they arrived. she now remains in jail without bail. speaking of soccer, heart break for team usa last night, as the last second goal for

portugal forces a 2-2 tie. the americans down 1 in the second half until jones slams one home to tie the game. later in the half, dempsey knocks it in to give team usa the lead. with seconds left in the game, portugal scores to tie the game and it is all thanks to this guy, global superstar rinaldo. we can still make it to the next round. we face germany on thursday and a lot of people upset about the tie this morning. why don't they have a shootout? >> 'cause it's group play. next is knockout round. they'll have overtime and penalty kicks. >> okay. >> maybe water break. >> covering the "new york post," that's a shock. >> right. that is. then they add five minutes after as elisabeth pointed out, it was four minutes, and then they add

another minute. >> i didn't quite get that. >> i like when the time goes down. >> they just add it up. a lot of people though were watching. a lot of celebrities, hugh jackman, great entertainer. he posted this on twitter. there is his picture with the samsung in the background. says he's addicted. >> in a good way. >> he's got a new do for a new assignment. >> that's right. and sarah highland from "modern family" tweeted this. my best friend for over ten years wore this. i can't believe it. i blame her bronco. rivalry face-to-face. >> speak of face-to-face, tonight the congress is going to be face-to-face with the chief of the irs, the commissioner. he had grilling done at the end of last week. he said he had nothing to apologize for and that just infuriated republicans 'cause now they have sent over in the form of the house oversight committee yesterday they sent out 15 questions they want him

to answer later today. it's as simple as what happened to lois lerner's hard drive, to the bar code for the irs mobile phones she wound up? they're trying to digitally try to track her down to see if they can find anything because so far the irs has not been very helpful. >> what's' mazing, and i felt the same thing, if i walked up to you and said, steve, i don't have your e-mails. my cured crashed, you would say okay. but how do i know i'm not making it up? after a while, you want verification. we still don't have verification that any of this happened. if you look at the stream of questions, was it software or hardware? was it both? can you tell me the different ways you tried to recover it. what companies you might have called? these are questions for somebody who does not believe it even happened. >> sure. trying to prove that. how many attempts were made to recover, if indeed it was recovered or attempted to. what about the private company? they used one that was archiving

as far back as five and as far back as 2009 this company connected the two. they said this, almost a little tweet advertisement here. if the irs uses sonasoft products to bang their servers, why wouldn't you choose them to protect your servers? >> this was all new to us until yesterday. hey, wait a minute, sonasoft was backing up the e-mail? that's great, because there is a trail because the irs said yeah, we only kept the tapes for six months. and we've destroyed them. great. now we hear about this company. but then we discover even though they started in 2005, they had a great business relationship with the irs, inex olympicably, and abruptly, the irs terminated the federal contract shortly after republicans in the house started asking questions. dave camp, the guy who runs the house and ways committee, sent a letter to lois lerner saying, hey, are you targeting people? just a couple days later, her hard drive crashes.

next thing you know, the irs goes ahead and abruptly terminates the contract with sonasoft. could all be a coincidence. but it is fishy to me. >> right. the guy answering questions on friday was not the guy that was even involved. he was not even involved then, so he could go out there and say none of this happened on my watch and i've kept all the e-mails since i got hired. no kidding. nobody is interested in that. we're interested in the ones prior. oversight, don't do what the ways and means committee did. please ask a question. don't give me your opinion. you have five minutes. ask questions to get us answers. don't give speeches. paul ryan was so angry when he tried to interrupt and answer the question, he said, i didn't ask awe question. that's what you're there for, to ask questions. >> what's worse is the fact that americans were possibly targeted for their political beliefs

prior to an election season by a federal government agency, or that there could be a possible cover-up? >> sure. >> let us know what you think about that. >> we thought there was a real good possibility we would have a great interview for you today with the president of the united states because the president agreed to sit down with the female host of the morning show at cnn and msnbc and cbs as well. and guess what tv show the president decided to snub? you're watching it. >> that's right. >> greta van susteren tweeted this on the record here. said president obama snubbed elisabeth hasselbeck, "fox & friends." president afraid to interview with her? the other women of morning shows did. >> then you tweeted back. >> yeah. i tweeted back. i couldn't help myself. perhaps my e-mail invitation was lost. >> maybe. >> someone destroyed your hard drive. >> right. what about the private company they hired to recover the lost e

site? >> they're fired. let's just connect some dots. if you sat down with the president of the united states, you probably would ask minimum about the irs thing, right? >> i probably would have a couple of questions or more about the irs. >> you would probably ask him about that embarrassing v.a. thing, then maybe something about benghazi. >> perhaps. >> i'm seeing why he didn't sit down with you. >> and maybe about the marine in mexico and the trade. >> check your voice mail. he might have realized his error and calling you right now. >> he sat before four times. he knows i've been fair. maybe it's coming. maybe it will be recovered tonight at 7:00 p.m. during the investigation and hearing. >> let's call sonosoft. >> fired. >> so we've been snubbed. on this busy monday morning, thousands of illegal kids flooding into texas and what are the feds doing with them? sending a lot of them to massachusetts. the democratic state senator from massachusetts doesn't like it and is here to react next

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massachusetts, where reportedly so far at least seven planes have landed. richard moore is a democratic state senator from massachusetts and joins us live. good morning to you, richard. >> good morning. >> all right. so there are reports out there that at least seven different planes full of children, adults, illegals being sent to your state. what's your problem with this? >> there are several problems. one is that the public ought to have been made aware of that. we didn't become aware until we started hearing rumors basically on social media that planes were being landed and at the time at least the suggestion was that some might be actually released into the general population. the house republican leader did contact the secretary of public safety for massachusetts and her response is that we've had since the mid april, seven flights that ice has brought into the

state. of two them got diverted to logan for an emergency, but the others landed there. and under state police awareness and oversight, the concern is that while they do -- if we have hold them, the federal government does reimburse us for that. the concern is that if they are released or if they escape into the general population, or an earlier report you had on "fox & friends" today on the health issues that are accompanying illegal aliens that are communicable, if those are put in our jails, could be in a closed population like our jails, could easily be contracted by our own prisoners and many of those in the county jails particularly end up going home within a relatively short period of time. >> and as we look at those images right there, how many people might have tb or might have measles or something that

would expose -- >> we really need to have a state plan. if we're going to do this at all, we certainly should be working with cdc and have a plan on how -- are we screening them for health issues, making sure that if we're going to house them for a period of time in state or county jails, make sure they're not communicating some tb or some other disease that will certainly -- at worse, even something to not feel sorry about, inmates necessarily contracting the disease, but many will be released at some point and we could be subject to lawsuits if anything happens to them. >> that's an excellent point of the i hadn't thought about that. before you go, they're telling the people who work for the government and know the secret, they're saying, if you tell the media what's going on, you could be charged with a felony for breaking a federal law. at the same time, the people of the state of massachusetts, you're a democrat. you were entitled to know what the administration is doing to

you. >> i think we have a right to know. it certainly should be -- i don't think this is any reason why it should be kept quiet. we should know about it. if it's an appropriate process that's been going on, it shouldn't be a big deal for anyone. >> sure. richard moore, who is a state senator, democrat there in beautiful state of massachusetts, richard, thank you very much for joining us live today. >> thank you. >> what do you think about that? e-mail us. coming up, flipped off their boat in the middle of the ocean, no life jacket. this couple treaded water for 14 hours. hear from their hero who just happened to be going by. right place at the right time. plus, from bald to a full head of hair, the scientific mystery that gave this guy his hair back and it was all a mistake. good morning to you. ♪

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night. elisabeth? >> thanks. 25-year-old kyle rhodes lost his hair about seven years ago and he was diagnosed with an autoimmune disease. it attacks the body's hair follicles. thanks to a new study and drug meant to treat arthritis, kyle has a full head of hair. kyle and the senior author of that yale university study, dr. bret king, join me now. good morning to you both. this is extraordinary news that has come across. kyle, i want to start with you. you were how old when you remember having hair the last time? >> on my head, i would say probably between the ages of 20 to 22 or 23. >> okay. and when you heard about this trial, were you nervous? >> no. i wouldn't say nervous would be the exact word. maybe more excited and hopeful. >> so when you saw the hair coming back, you're 25 now.

>> yes. >> you saw hair coming back after how long? >> about two years. it started coming back sooner, but i'd say by december it was a full head of hair came back. >> we're looking at you now. this is the before picture. >> yes. that was last summer. >> is it emotional for you? >> yeah. it's pretty great, especially to have your high brows and eye lashes back. >> look at this now. we heard this story and to be able to see you and such success with this treatment. dr. king, you're using an arthritis drug to then treat alopecia. how does it work? >> in this set of conditions, there is a distress signal that the hairs are sending out that they shouldn't be sending out. and this recruits the body's immune system, which subsequently fights the hairs which leave the body and what

this medicine does is it turns off that distress signal, permitting kind of normal hair growth to occur again. >> in such a short period of time, just under two months. and here kyle, i guess my next question is if it works for this disease and this photo is remarkable here to see the progress, would it work for the other alopecia and what about baldness in general? >> so it will work for the two alopecia, and that has yet to be shown. again, this was not an accident. i intentionally borrowed a medicine from arthritis to treat somebody with alopecia universalis and it was intentional and based on the science. >> why did you want to do that and know it could work? >> i'm curious about lots of things.

so i happened to read broadly and knew about medicines coming along from other places. >> both being autoimmune issues? >> yes. >> okay. is this something that kyle would have to be on for the rest of his life? is it a treatment or cure? does it get you on the right path where your body won't stop making hair follicles? >> it's a -- as much as we know today, it's a treatment. and i think it will always remain a treatment and not a cure. i think the question long-term will just be how much medicine does one need to actually achieve and maintain this result? >> we're so excited. we heard this for you and what it means for you personally. will this work for everybody, doctor? >> i really believe that it will work for everybody with kyle's condition. >> wow. congratulations. >> thank you so much. >> so happy for you after all this time. dr. king, great insight there. >> thank you very much. coming up, a boat crashes near a runway at one of our country's busiest airports, causing a massive security

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well, brian, i know how much you love musicals, especially "frozen." but i think i found two dads, i found it last night on facebook -- who share your pain. ♪ ♪ ♪ please give the baby her sipe cup ♪ ♪ a day of errands on my plate ♪ trader joe and i just can't get this smile off my face ♪ ♪ and my daughter handsome cd ♪ of the latest disney tunes ♪ and suddenly my perfect day is doomed ♪ ♪ 'cause i know that i will never ♪ ♪ get these out of my head ♪ full of lyrics oh, so clever

♪ it's a melody i dread ♪ i hope somewhere walt disney is finally in his grace ♪ ♪ 'cause while i'm driving up his profits ♪ ♪ it's driving me insane >> that is fantastic. one of my friends on facebook said, i got these two friends, these two dads put together that video about "frozen" and so there it is. >> there they are. >> they're talented. >> they are. it kind of worried me when the dad was doing like this and should have been driving. >> i know. >> extra buckles, everybody. that is a great find. >> it is. >> my personal torture. >> that is hysterical. were those guys professional singers? good voices.

they looked like maybe broadway performers. >> i think they're regular dads. >> with good voices. >> if you can sing like that, e-mail us. >> i've got some news to bring you. a serious topic is hillary clinton trying to use president obama to clear her name on the benghazi? a new book cites hillary clinton's former advisors and it claims the president forced her to blame the attack on the video even though she didn't want to. earlier on the show, the author of the book called "dark forces," which is about benghazi, said that hillary clinton still bears some responsibility. listen to this. >> look, benghazi is the albatross around hillary clinton's neck. she's desperately, desperately trying to get it off of her. she knows that she refused to authorize the use of force to go to benghazi. it was her responsibility. it was her call. the stand down orders came from hillary. obama certainly, certainly bears responsibility for not standing

up u.s. forces, but it was hillary clinton that stood down the forces that were actually able to go there that evening. >> that was ken timerman. the book also alleges that hillary clinton consulted bill clinton about the lie and neither thought it was believable. a boozey boat party ends with a crash just off a pier at new york's la guardia airport and now there are new security concerns about just how easy it was to get close to the planes and the airport. police were unable to reach that boat to determine whether or not it was a threat for about 30 minutes because they don't have nighttime patrols. they say the reason is budget cuts. the boat easily breached the 200-yard restricted area. for 14 hours, that's what two people endured after they fell off their boat off the coast of florida after a really long night with no life vests or communication beacons, the couple rescued by fishermen from seven miles offshore.

they were understandably exhausted and appeared to have suffered mild high though thermia and -- hypothermia and stings from jelly fish. steve couch, one of the rescuers, listen to this. >> when we pulled up, we see a couple of people -- i was shocked that they didn't have a life preserver or anything on them. they were just basically treading water and probable low had some big smiles on their face once they seen us show up. >> that boat was found washed ashore in fort lauder dale. >> it's a case that would make the baby-sitter's club really proud. a girl helps police solve a home up vision and you'll never guess who was behind it. it was the little girl's baby-sitter. the 17-year-old baby-sitter had her boyfriend and another friend break into the house and then told police it was two armed black men who had broken in the house, robbed some stuff. the little girl told police what really happened and thanks to her, the suspects were arrested and got everything back. >> they got it back because of

me being a super hero. >> a super hero. how sweet is that? her mom says she's just really proud of her daughter. nice work. those are your headlines. that baby-sitter fired. >> that goes to show you how hard it is to find a good sitter. >> no kidding. >> good job to abbey, being a truth teller there. coming to save the day. >> get her a cape. time for the weather. hey, maria. >> good morning, everybody. over the weekend, we had some extreme weather across parts of omaha, nebraska. we had storms that produced flooding out there. and that's going to be the story as well today. we do have more possible flooding. not specifically in omaha, nebraska, but farther to the east and also toward the south. right now on the radar we're looking at some showers and storms already pushing through parts of oklahoma and texas. in texas, the city of dallas and fort worth are looking at those storms rolling through right now. so it is a tough commute for you early this morning on monday and

anywhere from texas into the ohio valley over the next 24 to 48 hours. you are going to have the storm system moving eastward and producing the threat of flash flooding out there. and heavy downpours with these storms as they move east. i want to take you farther west. in parts of colorado, western kansas and the oklahoma panhandle, we do have a possibility today to see severe weather in the form of large hail and damaging winds and temperature wise across the country, really feeling like summer. so this is a first full week of summer. take a look at places like dallas, 91 degrees for your high. upper 80s in memphis, atlanta, raleigh. here in new york city, a beautiful day. the high temperature forecast to be 80 degrees. we already have sunshine. >> it's going to be the same temperature in cleave lapped as it is in tampa. that's warm. thanks, maria. >> does that mean global climate change emergency? >> probably. >> i blame bush. >> when everything is actually the way it's supposed to be, it's got to be a problem. today is the third annual big daddy celebrity golf classic where some big faces or big

names -- big face -- >> bold face names, let's say. >> you know them. >> anna kooiman is live in long island with some big names. >> she's got a normal face. >> a big smile. >> thanks. what an introduction. thanks. we are at one of the great historic hotels of new york. it's absolutely beautiful. star studded event for the big daddy golf classic, huge party here last night. some of the celebrities we've got waiting in the wings, chris algeria, bernard hopkins. they'll show off their bling in just a second. but big daddy is here, goo morning, how are you? >> good. >> who are some of the other celebrities we can expect? >> justin tuck, jason kidd, we've got eric mangini, steve. >> michael strahan. >> hemmer and kilmeade. >> brian kilmeade, if you don't come to this thing today, mr. long island, those two guys, you're going to be their punching bag.

>> yikes. let's talk about this golf classic. the last couple of years you've been raising money for various charities. you had a brain aneurysm, so some was going to reserve for that. now the saint jude children research hospital. why did you choose that hospital? >> i went and visited and i was alice in wonderland. don't envision me as alice. it's incredible. like i stated earlier, i wouldn't want a child to be sick, but if that child was sick, that's the place to go because they give you hope. i met some of the kids that went to other places and they were kind of like, this, that, i don't know if -- then they go there and then all of a sudden, there is like hope. >> it's in memphis, tennessee. the families get everything funded for them as well. it's a nice opportunity for them. $1.7 million a day -- >> 1.9 actually. >> $1.9 million a day. and 75% of those donations need to come from private entities like yourself.

good thing you're doing. let's talk to these guys here. chris didn't realize what he was getting into with me. we got into a scuffle earlier. how are you doing? >> great. >> how does it feel? >> i don't know if it's really hit me yet. it's still trickling in. but it feels good. >> you're here with one of your role models. what's it like to be in his presence? >> bernard is one of my favorite fighters. he is the smartest guy in the game. so it's definitely an monitor to be here. >> you're about to celebrate your 50th -- are you going to let me wear that? >> yeah. >> how do you stay in such great shape? you beat your own record four different times. >> yes. well, lifestyle. i'm six months from being 50 and it's great age to be in life, i believe. i just continue to do what i've been doing when i was in my 20s and 30s and early 40s is to take care of myself. and understanding that you can't

go forever, but do it while you can. >> you're a big advocate of eating healthy. there is a lot of news about meat and butter being healthy. >> i don't buy it and i wouldn't buy it. >> can y'all teach me how to punch? >> that is not going to end well. >> oh, that's a faceoff right there. >> what's going on? they're staring each other down. >> stuff happens at the castle. >> a great day. >> great day and two great stories. still ahead on our show, breaking new developments at a search for a missing firefighter in california. they just found his dog. is he the key to the owner's disappearance? the new details ahead. and a scene from "jaws" coming to life. the story behind this dramatic video

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more headlines for you. this woman arrested for drunk driving wiggles out of her handcuff, reaches into the front seat and then eats the bag of marijuana police found in her car. she's trying to destroy the evidence. but she couldn't get the cuffs back on and the cops busted her again. all caught on camera. a great white shark rips the bait basket from the side of a boat. happens off the coast of cape may, new jersey in south jersey

this weekend. the captain took off after the shark started nibbling at the boat's engines. we need a bigger boat. it's been nine days since firefighter michael herdman went miss not guilty california's national forest. this morning a huge breakthrough here. ainsley earhart here with those details and the very latest. what do you have for us? >> good morning to you. let me tell you what the latest is. late last night, rescuers had a glimmer of hope. his dog, duke, is found in relatively good condition at the trail head in loss padres national forest where this began. duke is estimated to have traveled more than 12 miles since first going missing last week. >> the dog is exhausted. i saw the dog, it was literally passed out in the lap of my sister. >> reporter: they might take him back on the trail to aid in the

search. however, the happy news of finding duke comes as officials say they're scaling back the search for herdman. a skeleton crew will continue to look for him nearly 400 volunteers have already been out there searching in the national park, which is twice the size of the grand canyon. five of them have been injured doing so, including one who remains in icu after being bitten bay rattle snake. herdman's family and friends gathered at the fire station in arcadia last night to hold a vigil and to pray for his return. back to you. let's hope the dog helps with the search. >> thank you very much. straight ahead, should taxpayers be allowed to use the same lame excuses as the irs? hard drive gone, can't produce any information. the law maker proposing that coming up next. first, we'll check in with hemmer for what's coming up at the top of the hour. >> good morning. back in the hot seat, darrell issa sent a letter to the head of the irs with 50 questions.

he wants answers today. we're going to talk to darrell issa live. did you see what happened in iraq over the weekend? here we go again. big morning of a news and we'll see when you we kick it off in ten minute, top of the hour on "america's newsroom"

my next guest is introduced the dog ate my tax receipt act. it's a bill providing ten excuses you can give the irs when it comes to -- when they ask you for your documents and they ask you to prove that your tax receipts are actually your tax receipts. joining us is texas congressman steve stockman. you want to give power to the people, the same power the irs has to congress, you want to give it to the people. so how are you doing that? >> well, the irs gave really

lame excuses, you know, describing why their hard drive got lost. i thought if it's good for the irs, it should be good for us as taxpayers. remember, our taxpayers are held to a very high standard and it's amazing to me they destroyed them, as the heat is coming on, they even drilled a hole through the hard drive. this is at the same time they're telling us they were looking at the e-mails and they were redacting the e-mails. which time are they lying? lying now or back then? >> unbelievable. so some of the top ten things that you could do and recommend to others is this, here is some highlights: the dog ate my tax receipts act looks like, this forgot. in gun case, sold to mexican drug lord. that would be a good excuse. convenience unexplained miscellaneous computer malfunction. that would be valid now. traded documents for five terrorists. that has a precedents. at this point, what difference does it make? i've heard that phrase before. do you think if the irs put something in the mail like we need to see this, mr. and mrs. johnson, we could use some of your act? >> i think if our act was passed

and gives the same privileges that the irs apparently has and -- you start having a failure in government when they act differently than they expect the citizens to act. we're supposed to be in this country an equal ground and clearly the irs feels they're under a separate and higher ground than the rest of us. >> real quick, sonasoft is the company hired to archive the e-mails and they used as an advertisement to get more business. now the company gets fired two months after lois lerner has chairman kemp say, can you show me these e-mails? i think you were targeting tea party groups. what questions do you have knowing what i just framed out? >> i think the democrats and republicans together need to get to the bottom of this. i make light of it and make humor of it, but in fact, it's a very, very serious problem. it's undermining our constitution, really undermining the whole american system. this is a government which stepped outside the law and we need to find out -- we also at

the need the nsa to give us the e-mails. they also have a copy of the e-mails. we'd like to get that from them, too. >> wouldn't it be good to have the nsa bail us out and get to the truth? congressman stockman, thanks so much for the ten excuses that probably won't work, but will make you laugh. appreciate it. >> thanks. >> we'll watch tonight for the next captainer in this saga and find out if there is more than a smidgen of corruption. more "fox & friends" when the music gets louder and the music comes on. ♪why ♪ to your doctor about viagra. ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for chest pain. it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. side effects include headache, flushing, upset stomach, and abnormal vision. to avoid long term injury, seek immediate medical help for an erection lasting more than four hours. stop taking viagra and call your doctor right away if you experience a sudden decrease or loss in vision or hearing. this is the age of taking action. viagra. talk to your doctor. if your doctor decides viagra is right for you,

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