>> thank you. and tomorrow, a department attorney general will go before a committee. he is expected to say the justice department will probe the loss of lois lerner's e-mails. good night, from new york city. the o'reilly factor is on tonight. it is not going to be documented in the new movie. >> but illegal immigration and the children who are suffering it is not a laughing matter. new polling says americans are outraged. we'll tell you who they are blaming. >> it is important to shine a light on this anti-cop mentality that has so contaminated the american thinking. this same pervasive thinking is from new jersey to patterson. >> a reporter suspended for making comments about why many young black men are so violent.

we'll have a report on that. >> you fool, you're a danger! >> also tonight, nasa saying it will be able to prove we're not alone within the universe, within the next 20 years. >> i'll tell you one thing, they ain't getting a tv. >> miller has been looking into it. >> trust me, i'm an expert. >> caution, you are about to enter the no-spin zone. "factor" begins right now. >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thank you for joining us tonight. americans outraged over the border. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. well, the initial data is in. gallup took a poll of more than 20,000 adults and asked the question, what do you think is the most important problem facing the country today? 17% said illegal aliens, second,

dissatisfaction with government, third the economy, fourth, unemployment/jobs and fifth health care. so right now in the usa, the poorest border and the foreign children suffering because of it is the most important issue the country is facing, not only that, two other polls are out. just 28% of the americans approve of the way president obama is handling the border, 56 disapprove. washington has it 58 disapproving. only 23% say the republicans are doing a good job solving the immigration mess, a whopping 66% say they are not. it is long past time for washington to secure the southern border, everybody knows it, we have been lied about it for years, and everybody knows it. both sides are responsible. but it is up to president obama to fix the problem. the drug enforcement agency has

an intelligence arm that has released 230 illegal aliens detained on the border. most of them say the reason they're coming here is they believe they can stay. the myth that the far left is putting out, that countries like el salvador and guatemala, are actively harming their populations is destroyed by that survey. it is directly affecting all parts of the usa, some governors are condemning the president for not informing them before they move illegal aliens into their states. that is terrible. even in ultraliberal maryland, there is dissent. >> i want to point out, what are you going to do if they can't find their parents? put them in the compound? no answers. >> over the last week, pointing to the problem there is very little leadership coming out of

congress or any other leadership, because of that, a war may break out in the middle east, terrorism is on the rise, hundreds of thousands of illegal aliens continue to flood into the country. i can't make the president or congress do anything. but you guys can. americans have got to make their disenchantment loud and clear by directly contacting senators and representatives and by voting in november. let's throw the bums out. and that is a memo. now to the top story tonight, will the republicans be able to capitalize on this in november and on the campaign trail? no president in our lifetime has been able to secure the southern border, why not? >> well, it is tough. some of them have tried. reagan signed a bill that he thought would bring about an end to our immigration difficulties.

it didn't, it made it worse. bush 43 doubled the size of the border patrol, tripled the budget, and ended painfully catch and release, temporarily. for example, in 2008, there were 4,000 unaccompanied minor children apprehended at the border. but there were 8,000 returned across the border because bush was working through the back log of people already here. and fy, last fiscal year, there were 20,000, nearly 21,000 minors caught at the border and we returned 1900 because we have a huge back log developing. but it is a tough and thorny problem that requires consistent presidential leadership and even taking the necessary steps. >> i hold every president, every one since lbj accountable for not securing the border. >> well, you have to go back even further than that. john kennedy was the one who put in place the family reunification law.

driven by the catholic church, due to the immigration law. and that is what is happening today. if you have a cousin or a d distant uncle -- >> the leadership of honduras believes that their future is taken away from them. >> i don't believe that for a second. i don't think they give a hoot. krauthammerer said if you build a fence like east germany, did you ever see the east german fence? >> i've been through it. >> i was there for it, the wall coming down in berlin, i was actually there. nobody could get through that fence, all right? nobody. it was a formidable obstaclobst. and the israelis have done the same thing to keep out trerrorim

there. and that is mistake number one. mistake number two, in this current flash point situation in the rio grande valley not far from austin, you could put them there, and stop the madness, just like with katrina and other things. there is a dereliction of duty there, and obama didn't do it, bush didn't do it, they don't want to tee off anybody -- >> we put 6,000 national guard -- while we added in the process 6,000 additional border patrol, for every national guard guy we put on the border we didn't take them off until we replaced it with an authorized border control. >> let the folks digest this. the guard stopped it, in san ysidro and other sectors where it was out of control. don't give me this the guard

won't work business. >> but let's be clear about how the guard works. the guard didn't work then by putting them on the border, what the guard did was -- you put them in the back room so is that when you brought in somebody and they had to be held in the holding pen it was not a border control guard, guarding them. you -- >> why isn't there a wall down there? >> well, first of all, it is a little different, the wall in the city of berlin -- >> no, in the countryside and marshes, they added the wall everywhere. >> they had a big wall in a limited part of it, bill. >> i was there. >> we got a much larger border and there are parts it where a wall, at the top after 400 foot cliff that runs through several hundred miles through big bend, you don't need a wall. >> the wall is not there because there is not the will to put it there by the presidents. >> we need people there, and stop them, apprehend them when we do -- we do have one good

thing happening, we ought to herald it and get it done. john cornyn, they have a measure that will allow us to divert all of these people back and adjudicate the ones that have a legitimate claim that they're a sex trafficking victim -- >> good luck with that, i only have 30 seconds, do you believe the republicans will capitalize on this? will this hurt the democrats? >> the failure of the president's leadership on this will hurt him, in part because it is mixed up with a bunch of other things, they're looking at the world, economy not good, the president's leadership on the border is terrible. i don't understand why he didn't go to the border. >> even the hispanic-americans say that. >> you are a wimp when it comes to border control if you go to south texas and talk to latinos in south texas. it is their ranches, their communities, hospitals, social services that have been devastated by this. >> karl rove, everybody, up

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by t official officials, what we're seeing is them -- >> he wouldn't answer your question, because the border is not secure, even though harry reid believes it is. he said flatly it is. it the americans don't understand what is happening to the federal government you and i are not going to convince them. i mean, it is that bad. but i want to know if the obama administration, if there is a sense of panic there. if there is a sense of panic there? >> no, i don't think so. they don't see it is a panic, that it is spiraling out of control. >> so the poll that came out today, they just throw that in the garbage? they don't care? >> look, they understand the public is not happy with the

crisis. they simply just don't think it is the president's fault. they believe the republicans -- i'm not saying i believe. they believe inside the white house, right behind me in the west wing that if republicans had worked with the president in the last five and a half years on both securing the border and in comprehensive immigration reform that maybe we would be in a better place. >> well, that is and hypothetical bs. >> well, hypothetical -- >> so then it becomes the question i ask mr. rove. are the republicans just going to sweep all over the place in november, take the senate, cuff the president, he can do the executive orders but not much. all right, they will come at him from every angle. is the white house very worried about that? >> they are very worried about losing control of the senate. that seems like a very real possibility right now. and if the border crisis gets worse, and health care crisis continues, we'll see if it gets

worse. it is still lingering out there, an issue that nobody knows how it will play out. so all the crises have been building. and when you talk about some of the polls suggesting people have just given up on washington, yes, there is democrats and republicans on the hill we have to worry about. but ultimately the man in the oval office, even though his name is not on the ballot his leadership is on the ballot. >> you don't want a leader who is deluded, living in a fantasy world. i'm worried that is happening. and you say they're not worried how the health care crisis will play out? i know, and i'll tell you how i know. a good friend of mine and his wife, both in their 70s, signed up for obamacare and they just got their deductible for their health insurance. do you know how much the deductible is? $9500 each. that is $19,000 before they see any health insurance benefit coming in. and these are regular folks.

that is how it is going to play out. >> i don't deny that. i think it is a real problem, some of these premiums, people are going to get their notices for next year. they will get some now and in the fall to mid-terms. you can't deny on the other side of it though, bill, there are millions of people who will have health insurance who didn't have it before. and some of those people are not going to vote, as well -- >> if the numbers are far greater in the working circles than those that are getting the entitlement. far greater. all right, ed, anything else you want to tell me tonight? >> i think when you say that you know, everybody knows that is true. so we're not going to deny what you said. >> ed henry, everybody, directly ahead, a tv reporter suspended for comments he made about violence committed by young black males. and then, senator rubio will be here. he will tell us what he would do on the border. the factor is coming right back. [ male announcer ] are your joints ready for action?

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course, young black men growing up without fathers. unfortunately, nobody in the in his media has the courage to touch that subject. >> well, of course, i do, but mr. bergen can be forgiven for not remembering that. subsequently, he quit. should the guy have been suspended, howard? >> no, and i'll tell you why. he knew he was breaking the rules but he did a courageous thing by speaking out on a very incendiary subject. >> what are you talking about? do you really think a reporter, a man or woman should be able to editorialize about anything they think? aren't you a news guy? >> now, wait a minute, lauren, the problem with his report is that part of the report was the blowback from police officers angry that news 12 put a woman on the air, the mother of the

murderer who condemned the police force. that is part of the story. so isn't mr. bergen explaining why that is happening and how dangerous it is, isn't that a legitimate explanation? >> when i was on the streets of washington, d.c. covering the worst crime areas possible, covering stories just like this, i reported the facts. you report the police are upset, you get the victim or the victim's family and then you can talk about issues. but you don't state your own -- >> what is the line you would have suspended him for? where did he go over the line? >> he went over the line by saying nobody will touch this, this is an issue that is in need of discussion. >> but isn't that true? >> it is not his job. >> to report the truth? >> it is not his job to do anything but report the facts. >> i will agree he got a little

carried away, the station could have said you're suspend foed f two days, you can do a three-part series on urban crime. to suspend him for breaking the rules of reporting, but don't humiliate him -- >> they didn't humiliate him, they -- >> i don't think what he did deserved the punishment he got. hillary clinton on jon stewart. >> do you enjoy constant, non-stop criticism? >> enjoy is probably the wrong word. >> expect? >> expect. survive? >> sure. >> live through. it just sort of comes with the territory. >> uh-huh, it does come with the territory. so it sounds to me like if i may you have declared for president -- >> did you see the whole

interview? >> i watched the whole thing. >> was it instructive? informative, what was it? >> i think he asked her a lot of softball questions, she got away with some things, she appeared relaxed. but he is not a hypocrite for not asking her the tough questions, he says he is a comedian -- >> he asks me the tough questions. >> he was just warming up for you. >> he -- >> he is warming hillary clinton up for you. >> this is the same dodge that jon stewart pulls. when he has conservative guests on he manages to skewer them -- he was gentle with hillary clinton -- >> he was not gentle with kathleen sebelius. >> hillary clinton should send him chocolates, because it was -- >> i like the ambassadorship. and may i make a suggestion?

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. factor segment tonight, how to solve the border mess, joining us from washington, senator marco rubio from florida. so senator, top of the program we told the audience about the polls coming in on the border crisis. president obama is getting hammered. the vast majority of americans believe he is doing a terrible job there. however, just 23% of americans believe the republicans in congress of which you are one are doing a good job. 23%. so you guys are getting a blast as well. so my question to you is, if you were the president of the united states how would you stop this humanitarian disaster down there? >> well, first of all it wouldn't have happened because i never would have signed an executive order granting a deferred action to the people in the country illegally. he is showing a tremendous amount of compassion but that is not the right way to do it. you see the disaster that

followed. the second thing is, the all-out effort to finally put to rest the illegal immigrant problem in america. that means deploying the significant ground measures like drones to secure the border of mexico. it also requires employers to require the people they hire are legally here. 40% of our illegal immigration problem are people that enter the country illegally. that would be the first step, only after you do that is then, move to step two, reform the illegal immigration problem -- >> i agree, you have to stop the madness first, the kids now because this is the humanitarian crisis that the whole world is watching. number one, you have no fence in these hot sectors, you say we should. and i agree.

number two, governor perry of texas is asking and has asked for years, the national guard to get down and help the border patrol? do you favor that? >> i do, that would be a part of manpower that would be part of the effort to secure the border. >> so you put the guard down there, show the world the pictures of the military on the border. right away just those pictures would de-incentivize the people who are paying the terrible cartels to human smuggle. so you would have a solution. all right, now, why do you think the folks are holding it against the republicans -- are they believing president obama when he is trying to blame you guys for the border madness? >> i think it is an indictment of all of washington, of the failure for more than ten years to deal with the problem that we know exists. unless you are in favor of the status quo and look at what is happening and say i think this is working for america you have to be in favor of fixing it. so that is not really the debate, the debate is how do you

fix it? and in my mind the first step to fix it is to stop the growth and problem we have right now with illegal immigration, and then to begin to erode the number, to lower is so you can move to step two, which is reforming the illegal immigration problem that works for our merit and the 21st century. >> okay, would you send the kids back? >> yes, and i'll tell you why it is important. because the word of mouth that is spreading that if you have make it to the u.s. with an unaccompanied minor and a family with children then you will be treated differently than anybody else. so that word gets back, imagine somebody coming across the border, now released into the population, with a notice to appear, and of course they never will, or do. what happens, they call back home, people see you made the way safely, and it gives others the incentive to do the same thing.

>> you would give the increased courts, the judges down there to get them back, that will be an increased thing if it happens. how many times have you spoken to president obama personally about immigration reform? >> well, we've spoken a couple of times, not in more than a year. and my conversation always begins with, anyone who is in favor of immigration reform must first be in favor of border security. >> and how does he reply to that? >> well, number one, they say the border has never been more secure, which is true for a handful of the sectors, but not for the other sectors, not for the rio grande, the tucson sector where people are crossing. and that is the real problem, where he mocked people who said we needed more border security by talking about how we would insist on a moat with alligators in it. and in fact, we've seen now the border is in fact not secure. >> all right, senator, we appreciate you. when we come back, miller time. the border, and some are saying

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try one today. thank you for joining us, i'm bill o'reilly, and when we reported last night, tens of thousands of children are pouring into the u.s. so it is inevitable that some will arrive

here with illnesses, that is causing some angst. >> they don't like to see the kids in this condition, especially coming off the long journey that they have been subjected to. one of our agents got pneumonia a couple of days ago. a lot of our guys are coming down with scabies or lice from these people. >> and joining us now, dennis miller. >> first off, rubio is a sharp guy. and you know something, if he were here illegally, i think he would have a chance to be our next president. secondly, you have to bifurcate the situation here. it is horrific that kids are here. it is horrific that kids are sick. that being said, i think last week, letting children travel at age 12 alone internationally on foot is a bad place to start.

and i know that these people are being singled out as the best parents now. but i would tell you if you're going to come into this country illegally you should do it as a family exercise. the family that breaks in together stays together. treat it like an outing. don't set the kids out. that is a bad play. nothing good can come of it. >> that is for sure. i can't imagine that -- >> in guatemala. >> i can't imagine it happening. i think every american is appalled. but glenn beck and others are trying to help the kids once they get here, we have to stop it. >> listen to kids within earshot, i'm not like beck, i'm just saying, beck might scare the hell out of them, kids they -- >> he is bringing them stuff, trying to help them. >> i know, he is doing a nice thing, i'm making a beck crazy

joke. >> all right, nasa, you have some experience -- >> i pay taxes, we call it california. >> nasa predicts that 100 separate worlds exist in the milky way galaxy. and they may host alien life and in two decades, we are going to know about it. are you buying that? is it like global warming, are they kind of making it up? >> well, i do know if there are illegal aliens here, they will get into this state. and the nasa, you said those people, the nasa will be the ones finding out about aliens, they will be tapping their phones. >> you know, a lot of people are into this other alien lives. and they're going to come down. and you know, maybe the aliens

up there in the milky way could secure our southern border. they may have the solution there. >> yeah, well, listen, you ever want to lull yourself to sleep, start reading alien tweets because they're bigger morons than us. listen, anybody that wants to travel across space and get a scope, anybody that wants to do that, they're a moron, listen, you manage space travel, you can stay out of my butt. >> all right, i believe you. now, world cup, did you watch the world cup deal? >> you know what, billy, i watched the world cup, but the moment the world cup ended i hated soccer again. >> you like the game, though? i think they played for two and a half days. >> i just like the fact that it is a big event. the world comes together. it is kind of exciting. everything that surrounds it. but if you're telling me there

is a tacoma/spokane soccer game, i can't tell you how far away i'll be from the tv. and the moment they say, oh, there is a lot of money down there why don't they get a stretcher? it looked like the thing they carried celine dion's husband on at their wedding, what the heck was that thing? >> you know, the most action i saw in the whole thing was when angela merkel jumped up and down. that was the most action. >> listen, she keeps abreast of the game, let's say that. >> miller. you watch the all-star game last night, miller? >> i didn't watch the all-star game, but i do understand, oddly enough it is one of the biggest games of the year. doesn't it determine the home field advantage in the series? >> i was going to ask you which

is slower, soccer or baseball? >> i think soccer, but having the home field advantage at the world series and the all-star game is having a master's tournament at the windmill hall. doesn't make sense. >> and miller and i will see everybody in rapid city, south dakota, a few tickets remain. be in fargo, north dakota, same situation, same premium situation, let's get on it, people. and in the fall, we'll see everybody in las vegas, bill o'reilly, miller. we're not kidding, this float mocks the obama administration, apparently attorney general holder. we'll be right back with that report. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled... ...copd maintenance treatment... ...that helps open my airways for a full 24 hours. you know, spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide

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in norfolk, nebraska, there was a parade. >> a mannequin on the side of an outhouse was believed to have portrayed president obama, the creator of the float, h.d.remick, says he is sorry for the misconception. >> i am not a hate monger, i am not a racist, i have three very close friends who are under v.a. care or lack of it. >> he says the second reason he checked the float was because he was disappointed on the president's action on the bowe bergdahl scandal. >> i tried to use political satire, but to be honest with you, it is simply political disgust, simply no more or no less. >> well, now the justice department is investigating the float and the guy. are you serious? >> yes, totally.

they went to a meeting on july tenth and sent a representative from the community relations service team. >> what is that, the community relations team? >> well, they had a meeting with the naacp of this small town. >> why would it be discrimination, he says he is protesting the scandal. >> because the believe was the mannequin was a replica of president obama. now, the gentleman you just heard from, he says he was replicating himself. >> do you think it looks like president obama? >> they're assume that -- >> it looks a little like him. all right, so i don't think anything is go to happen to this guy. but it is a waste -- >> well, look, the justice department has bigger fish to fry. maybe they could put a special prosecutor on the irs situation, other big things happening there, benghazi, there are other

things that have not been >> so he doesn't like the obama administration, maybe it was not appropriate in the fourth of july -- >> the float won honorable mention. >> i don't think that whole town is big on president obama. all right, now i have that whols big on president obama. we're going to show you some videotape that's very disturbing. if you have kids, little kids, young kids, have them leave the room now. it's a violent thing. but it's something you should know about. and it's happening. there's a bunch of internet people who are going out to certain places and trying to provoke fights. all right? everybody clear? roll the tape. >> yo, dog. i just finished solving a huge problem right now. you got a problem for me to solve? i'll solve it right now. >> what happened? >> yo, dog, you got a problem? >> what? >> you got a problem?

[ bleep ]. >> it's a prank. >> all right. so what's going on? why do these guys want to get beat up? >> these are hood prank videos, in other words caucasian people are going into the hood and trying to, i guess, get under the skin. no pun intended unfortunately, of people in these neighborhoods. >> for what reason? >> well, here's the thing, bill. first of all, they're going to get hurt. and rightfully so in these cases. they're provoking this kind of behavior to happen. and i think it's because we've come to a stage in society where everyone wants to be famous no matter the cost. >> these guys are willing to risk serious injury, all right, in order to get the stupid video on the internet. >> yeah, and you know what? it's working. >> well, it's on "the factor" right now. >> but it has millions of youtube hits. it's unbelievable. >> is there any monetary compensation for these morons? >> no, but here's the problem. they might. i mean, remember what happened

to jack -- remember that. they became famous. they made a bunch of movies. >> these guys are creating an industry where they're willing to put themselves at physical risk to get attention on the internet. bottom line. >> more upsetting to me they're starting a trend where other yahoos will go out to do it. >> to provoke people? >> to provoke people. all about trying to become famous. >> these are about attacks people on the street punched and that was videotaped. that's why this happened. >> probably. >> yeah, i mean, it's a cycle. this internet stuff. miss gretchen is in a movie, a big movie opening up friday called "persecuted." there you are. you play a newscaster, what a stretch? >> i'm actually not gretchen carlson. i am diana lucas. i tell my friends and family don't be late to the movie because my major scene you're seeing right there is at the beginning. >> uh-huh. >> i am part of the cliffhanger. so i knew they couldn't cut me. >> what's the movie about? "persecuted". >> everyone should go out and pre-buy their tickets. it's a faith-based film, but

it's a thriller. it's one of the first faith-based films -- >> is that a christian thing? >> it's about freedom of religion and freedom of speech. an evangelist is set up by members of congress for a crime he did not commit. he spends the majority of the movie on the run. >> oh, that's much better. i was in "iron man 2" and "transformers 2," but that's dwarfed by you. >> it was a great honor. >> tip of the day and it has to do with jesus. the tip moments away. ♪

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billo'reilly.com. jimmy albright, bill, i don't think kirs ten powers likes you. and she's not alone, jim. jerry o'neil, i think keers ten has compassion for the children on the border and for the unborn. richard wells, o'reilly, please remind everyone since row v. wade there have been 50 million abortions performed in this country. kenneth, alaska, if the aclu is so concerned about getting illegal aliens lawyers, why don't they represent them pro bono? patty, san diego, bill, regarding your tip about saving money, i stopped drinking diet coke, saved $30 a month, stopped playing lottery, i'm now saving an extra $150 a month doing simple things. way to go, patty. dr. marcus cobb, cincinnati, ohio. bill, you gave an excellent tip to folks who have bad parents, forgive them. that sets us free. true with one caveat, doctor, in

christian philosophy, we are not able -- if a parent or anyone else is actively doing harm, that must be confronted as effectively as possible. and sometimes that means walking away. marsha, sacramento, california, bill, you often say you are a simple man. you are not. you are a brilliant man with a laser sharp mind. thank you, marsha. but i like to keep things simple. there's a solution to every problem and straight talk is needed to find it. that's my very simple philosophy. john, illinois, bill, one of your tips was to see all the music icons you can. i've seen dylan, willie nelson, mccartney and this week billy joel at wrigley field. it's subjective, but i recommend stones, eagles, fleetwood mac and aretha franklin off the top of my head. pamela, new york, my son says his proudest accomplishment in the eighth grade was reading kennedy's last days.

he got an a on the project. congratulations. get the history books i've written for kids on kennedy, lincoln and jesus. you'll have fun reading them, learn something and get them away from the god awful machines. and finally tonight, the factor tip of the day, the puzzling article on "the huffington post" about how jesus is portrayed in art. as you may know "killing jesus" has been on the best sellers list for 46 weeks. the book has been ignored pretty much in the media, which is fine. not being a big fan of mine or of jesus for that matter. a guy named bernard star writes, "even bill o'reilly in his book confirms jesus' jewish identity right up to the crucifixion." . i love seeing the word even in front of my name. so condescending. of course i affirm that. it's true. but then he goes off the rails, railing against art that portrays jesus as a christian when he was alive. "yet christianity did not exist

in jesus' lifetime. and he never proposed a new religion." that is false. history shows that jesus was very clear in speaking about a new spiritual direction. he told the roman who condemned him that he was the messiah. he also instructed his desiep ls to teach a new theology which they eventually did with peter leading the way. and all of them were killed for doing that except for john. now, i wrote "killing jesus" to set the historical record straight. we have been successful doing that. the book is meant for people of every faith, religion and a atheists as well. factor tip of the day, be very skeptical about what you read on the net. and that is it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor website different from billo'reilly.com. o'reilly@foxnews.com. name a town. word of the day no impiety.

fits right in with the tip of the day. again, thanks for watching us tonight. miss megyn is up next. i'm bill o'reilly, remember the spin stops here. we are definitely looking out for you. breaking tonight, new developments in a series of crises at home and abroad. threatening our national security and the american people's faith in this administration. welcome to "the kelly file," everyone. i'm megyn kelly. several troubling developments from washington to the middle east. in iraq a country nearly 5,000 americans die trying to secure is now transforming into the world's first terrorist state thanks to some of the worst terrorists the world has ever known who tonight have captured more heavy duty u.s. artillery. they grabbed dozens of high powered guns capable of shelling a city from 20 miles away. intel agencies say the group is intense on targeting the united