for pat stevens, her children did rise up and call her blessed. and she was. and we were all blessed to have atatatatatatatatatatatatatatata. this is mike huckabee from new york. good night and god bless. hello. welcome to"justice." thanks for being with us. news, israel vows to continue its campaign against hamas for as long it is a takes. while a missing soldier is now declared dead. a live update from gaza. and ebola now in the united states for the first time. we'll have the latest. but first my open. there comes a point in the life of a company when shareholders who believe the ceo is no longer capable demand resignation. signs are that if america were a company, the shareholders, now at a tipping point, would demand

a similar move. let me put this in jeanine speak. the world is going to hell in a hand basket and barack obama doesn't have the leadership, the instincts or even the interest to get america back on track. why do i say this? consider the following. 60% of americans disapprove of the president's handling of the israel/hamas conflict. 57% disapprove of his handling of ukraine, iraq and afghanistan situations. and 68% of americans disapprove of his handling of immigration and believe it to be an extremely serious problem. and even his own party in harry reid's democratically controlled senate couldn't pass the president's border crisis bill. the house at least passed a bill but america's ceo swore he wouldn't sign it. and sarcastically chastised

congress for going on vacation. as if, mr. president, you're a hard working roll up your sleeves, take no prisoners kind of guy. take a look. >> while they're out on vacation, i'm going to have to make some tough choices to meet the challenge. with or without congress. house republicans as we speak are trying to pass the most extreme and unworkable versions of a bill that they already know is going nowhere. they can't pass the senate. and if it were to pass the senate, i would veto. they know it. >> and i won't even ask how many vacations, golf outings, fundraisers and pool games you've had while the world turns and burns. now, consider the immigration crisis. mr. president, please tell me why are border patrol agents are not at the border. stopping the continuing influx of immigrant children. most of whom by the way are

teens. three quarters of those, males. other countries close their borders. why don't we? what is it about the $17 trillion debt that you don't understand? now, 80% of unaccompanied children come through the rio grande entry. yet border patrol is about 70 miles in. you know that. so why not put resources at that point? or is it your intention to stop them only after they enter the united states? as an alleged constitutional scholar you know that once they enter the united states, they are granted, according to the united states supreme court interpretation, constitutional rights. never intended for them in the first place. and what's that? this is a humanitarian crisis? really? where is the u.n.? and its emergency relief

coordinator? why aren't they here? why aren't they in mexico? why aren't they in central america? why? because your plan is to bring the immigrants here. and the truth? americans are the most generous, compassionate and charitable people in the world. and you for your own selfish reasons virtually invite the uninvited to change the demographic of this nation. but in the end, even you were duped. those who have sent the trojan horse of children that you have so willingly accepted will have the last laugh. you diverted border patrol agents to entry points used by these so-called children leaving other parts of the border unpatrolled. justices learned that drug cartels are exploiting the unguarded areas to continue their drug trafficking. remember, a few weeks back, shots fired from jet skis

attributed to just those criminals? at one of the less patrolled parts of the border? you, mr. president, are not only derelict in your duty to protect us but you are opening this country to mexican drug cartels determine to create a new network in the united states as you funnel male teens throughout the country. this week, 1,000 kids sent to a city where they can experience first handled what it's like to live in your home town, chicago. the murder capital of america. so thanks to your refusal, or at the very least ineptitude, to enforce our laws, we now have a whole new overlayoff government bureaucracy to acome indicate those who break our laws and we get to pay for it. now, let's consider the international front. more ineptitude. your brilliant secretary of state negotiates for an

israeli/hamas cease-fire with turkey and qatar believing hamas will keep their word. after trumpeting the 72-hour cease-fire two israeli soldiers were killed within 90 minutes. tom we learned a third soldier originally thought to be kidnapped was killed in battle. at this point any rational person would have to ask, whose side are you really on? you're so quick to tell israel to stop shelling after hundreds are killed in gaza. and while there's no question everyone bemoans the killing of innocents, why did not you follow your own threat as over 100,000 were killed in syria. and in ukraine you really scared putin. investigators still haven't received full access to the crash site. and as of today, as many as 80 bodies remain on the ground. but hey, not to worry. ebola patients are entering the united states for the first time in history. and on the economic front, the

stock market almost crashed this week. yes, it is a crying shame that congress went on vacation in the midst of all this. but sense you talk out of both sides of your mouth, mr. president, my guess is that you'll object vacation in martha's vineyard very soon. a little golf, a little pool, a few fund-raisers. but while you're relaxing, how about you give some serious thought to reading some books on leadership, sense that's what we're paying you to do. that's my open. with me now, conservative columnist and author, ann coulter. welcome. thanks for being here tonight. i am a wrong on that stuff? >> i hate to sound like a guest on o'reilly, but no, that was fabulous. it was perfect. every single moment. >> we are in a hell of a mess. he acts like he's the only one

working. >> the house just passed a bill. the democrats seem to think this is a great line to call the republicans the do nothing congress. i read in the new york times, do you know how many laws congress has passed? substantive laws. not commemorative laws. more than 100. this is what we're now calling a do nothing congress. the point is, both with immigration and obamacare, the house has, keeps passing bills, the democrats and obama refuse to act on. so unless the house does exactly what obama wants, they're called do-nothing. they're doing a lot. obama just doesn't like it. >> it is interesting when obama said, look, i'll take care of it when i company back from vacation. it was like the republicans were saying great, let him do it. and it is like they're saying, you know, why don't you assert the executive privilege that i'm taking to you court for. >> right. the court case is a very good court case.

>> i even hear on it fox news i'm sorry toy safl of course he gives executive orders. it could be we're buying ibm time writers. what this president is doing is legislating. everyone knows how a bill becomes law. both houses vote on it. the president either signs or vetoes. the dream act that would give amnesty to children, ie gang members, this was introduced. so obama -- remember bush wanted to privatize social security? what if he had. as an executive order told the irs, don't collect social security. >> you say that the president. >> the media is lying about it. it is hard for people tonlds

because the media has lied so much about it. to be admitted at all, and not just turned away like mexican children are. they're turned away at the border. every other illegal alien to show up on any country in the world other than the united states, i'm sorry, you can't be here. you cannot enter. the reason he is bringing them all in is to change the country into central america so we will never have another republican president. undefinal is someone who does not have a relative in the united states. the reason for that is obvious. because if you're sneaking across the border, and mom and dad live here, then you're probably not being sex trafficked. you're trying to reunite with your family. 90% of them are being sent to relatives in the united states. >> i want to you listen to this, nancy pelosi sound here. >> they follow the lead of the national conference of bishops who talked about the baby jesus escaping violence as an infant,

who talked about sending children back into the circumstances. you describe as singling children back into a burning building. it is not just about having a heart. having a soul. and the soul of our country is about respecting the dignity and worth of every person. >> you know what i love about that. she is talking about religion and how we have baby jesus and all that. there's the same group that are suing the little sisters of the poor. what's your interpretation of that? >> i'm sick of this humanitarian nonsense. we are a country. unless they all have six homeless people living with them, i promise you. if there were any possibility that all of the central americans were being brought in by the democrats in violation of law, if they loaded 2-1 for the republicans rather than 2-1 for the democrats, nancy pelosi and chuck schumer would be on the border with the minute men stopping them. they want them here for the votes. thats the only reason they're bringing them in. we have our own poor people.

we have our own children to take care of. the country is bankrupt. this is an outrageous thing to do, especially to african-american who's are hurt the most by illegal immigration. specially hispanic immigrants who came last year. >> when i was a judge i used to swear in the citizens. they worked hard, they did everything they were supposed. to they're even more infuriated that they had to go through the process. >> democrat plan is bring in third worlders, get them to welfare and a voter registration card. >> always good to have you here. coming up, america at risk. ambassador bolten's warning. and ebola here on american soil. should the medical aid workers

today benjamin netanyahu vows to continue fighting against hamas. this as the attempts to broker a cease-fire agreement came to a disastrous end on friday. with me now, former u.s. ambassador to the united nations and fox news contributor john bolten. good evening, ambassador. first your reaction to what prime minister netanyahu said today? >> i think he's made it clear in today's statement and in several conversations with president obama, secretary of state kerry, the u.s. ambassador in israel, that he will continue with this operation in gaza until he accomplishes his objectives. that outside pressure and very misguided efforts by the university and others in effect to impose a cease-fire in israel won't work. i have to say i'm surprised but happy that prime minister netanyahu is standing up to this

pressure. at least from everything we can see. >> i thought it was interesting because president obama was very hard, demanding a cease fire and all that. and yet netanyahu was very gracious saying, we thank the united states but we're going to do what we're going to do. he didn't take a hit. he wasn't small. he has a mission. his mission is to protect israel. when he made that statement today, do we know if that third soldier that we thought kidnapped was known to be dead at that point? >> well, i haven't seen anything. i have to say, i think hamas took such a hit internationally for this cynical and shameless violation of the cease-fire so quickly. the claims that they were making that they had kidnapped this israeli soldier. they realized they had made a miss take. i hope it's true that sadly, the soldier is dead, obviously, but i hope it's true that he died in

battle and that he wasn't executed by hamas. i have a sinking feeling that hamas may have been trying to cut its losses. one of the thing that netanyahu was reported to have said in private to kerry and the ambassadors is don't ever second-guess me a again with hamas. i think the united states administration has utterly misjudged what hamas is all about. that's not surprising. you have the muslim brotherhood that was connected to hamas is a group that the united states supports. when the egyptians threw them out, t they couldn't live under them. the big picture, in my open, we've got putin and isis. what can the united states do to reassert itself or are we doomed for the next two years. >> i'm afraid the only way we'll change this is to get a real president. there is sim plu no evidence

that obama either understands what is happening in the middle east, which is that it is descending into chaos, or if he does understand it, he is concerned about it. i think he believes the diminished american role in the world is better for all concerned. that is 180 degrees the opposite of reality. the more the united states withdraws and fails to protect its interests and its friends and allies, the more trouble we'll see. so i think we're in for a perilous two and a half years. that's why i am desperate to see a national debate on foreign and defense policy. i think the american people are much smarter than their political leadership in washington or the political operatives and journalists who are constantly saying, nobody cares about foreign policy. i think they understand what's going on. which is why israel enjoys such overwhelming support. not just in israeli public opinion but american public opinion as well. >> you know, when you talk about

that, do you think the united states even has allies anymore devin the weakness that we've shown and the double speak the president engages in and the refusal to even have people follow his red lines? >> i think many of our allies around the world are worried that obama reflects not just a failed presidency but a new direction for the united states. i think this is entirely due to obama. i think it is correctible as when ronald reagan became president. he instantaneously corrected the world's impression of jimmy carter in a weakened united states. but people are worried and they're hedging their bets. i think given that our adversaries see their best shot comes in the next two years, that we're going to see a rising level of threats and challenges and i'm afraid that our allies will do what they think they need to do to protect themselves. >> all right.

i think a sad state of

news for the first time ever. the deadly ebola virus is now in the united states. one of two americans infected with the virus in liberia arrived today in atlanta for treatment. the second will arrive in a few days. now, health officials say the deadly outbreak has already killed more than 700 people in africa. with me now, infectious disease specialist dr. bob arnott. you are known as dr. danger. you provide humanitarian relief in some of the poorest areas of the world. first handled experience with

ebola. now, what everyone wants to know. is there a risk to americans in bringing these infected medical personnel to the united states? >> well, great question. this is a great team. the cdc, emory university, great ambulance service. so the risk is very low but it is not zero. remember, there was a south african man who was taken to south africa. he infected a nurse and the nurse died. the interesting thing is did they need to bring him here? he walked out of the ambulance. this was not a gravely ill individual. the fact is he could have been treated in africa. when i had cholera at the end of the rwanda genocide, i insisted on being treated there so i wouldn't come back and infect friends and relatives. >> so you bring up some great issues. number one, the first part of what you said. that is, we have a doctor, maybe a nurse, the two of them are

treating ebola. nobody knows more about treating that virus than these two people. how did they catch it? how did they get it? >> exactly right, your honor. how did they get it? i mean, i was in an ebola epidemic ward in northern uganda. i walked around with these doctors. i had the mask and the protective gear. the two doctors that i walked around with. one of them touched a patient on the hand. they bleed under the skin during their last days. the other had a single droplet go right here with his mask off. both were dead within five days. so despite what you think you know about this, it is a pretty deadly, pretty awful disease. >> and i've heard someone say that you know, what takes aids 15 years can take three or four days if you have ebola. >> that's my quote. exactly. >> that's why i said, i heard someone say that.

>> i love who you quote. so it attacks the same come opponents of the immune system. that is, aids and ebola attack the same come opponents of the immune system but aids will take five, ten, 15 years to develop where this disease is taking just days. >> all right. let me ask you, you're on not a airplane, all right in the symptoms of ebola, doctor, as i understand it, are similar to flu-like symptoms. you may be nauseous, fever, headache, vomiting. it is not full blown yet. so you can actualill you know, spread it around that airplane. i know it is not airborne. if you sneeze, talk to me. that's dangerous stuff. >> sure. so here's the interesting thing. one is you have a patient who gets on the airplane and during the trip they sweat, they feel like they have the flu, they ache and they're indistinguishable from having the flu. now as the disease goes on and

they develop nausea, vomiting, diarrhea and eventually they start to bleed out of their eyes and skin, it becomes a much more serious disease. once they start to have symptoms, they are able to infect you. they infect body fluids so blood, feces, urine. those are the fluids that infect you. someone could be ill on an airplane. get to an airport and affect those around them. if they were to touch their skin in the late serious parts of the disease. the real nightmare scenario, your honor, is this. it is that you have somebody who is infected, say in liberia. it could be two or three weeks before they start to develop symptoms. in the meantime, they have flown to phoenix, or aspen or honolulu or someplace where they don't expect. this they think they have the flu. all the doctors and nurses are touching their body fluids. they're touching others. they don't expect it.

>> why are they being treat here? i mean, they are americans. the question is could they have been treated just as he'sfully africa? >> absolutely. there was no medical reason to bring them here. especially when you see how well dr. brantley was. it is supportive care. you give them intravenal us fluids. there are extra hospitals there. they're more used to treating this. the reason is the head of samaritan's purse, a wonderful human being. one of the best i've ever met, billy graham's son, franklin graham. he takes the best care of his people of any relief organization. he had a couple of his members taken hostage i think in sudan. i went to the ends of the toerth free them. so he will make sure they have the best care on the planet. but you're right. they didn't need to come here to save their lives. bottom line. >> so dr. bob, very quickly, the fact it was samaritan's purse and they had franklin graham, a

powerful individual. the united states could not have said no? to the entry of the patients? could the united states have said no? >> they could have. the state department facilitated it to make it easier rather than harder@pp@paúq÷wxwxwxwvñ÷÷

netherlands. now back to judge jeanine. >> breaking news tonight, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu just a few hours ago vows to fight as long as it takes to bring peace back to israel. connor is live in gaza. what's the latest? >> the conflict isn't letting up but it is. netanyahu saying israel's military will begin to redeploy its troops back into israeli territory over the next 24 hours

or so. this comes as the military saying that they have basically finished the task of destroying all the 32 cross bored he underground tunnel that's the israeli military had identified that hamas had built. this has taken several weeks. the israeli military saying they are almost done destroying these tunnels. and with that task accomplished, the israeli military can begin to pull back. now they are still going to leave some troops in gaza but for how much longer, it is not at all clear. one of the developments is the fact the israeli military said a missing soldier had been captured by hamas. they are now announcing tonight that no, in fact he was killed in combat. hamas had always denied since this was announced yesterday that they didn't have possession of this missing soldier. that they had in fact even lost contact with the alleged fighters, the militants who had reportedly tried to capture him.

this is a big change. it was a nightmare scenario that there was this missing israeli soldier. it meant the fighting could have been escalated even further. just in the last 24 hours, we've seen heavy fighting. really heavy shelling by the israelis in the southern part of gaza, that area where this missing soldier was reportedly captured. now we're hearing that that soldier was not captured but kill in action. we're waiting to see if there will be a unilateral withdrawal from gaza. prime minister netanyahu so far has not declared that. it does look like the israelis are significantly pulling back. >> all right. thanks so much. stay safe. with me now, terrorism analyst with the investigative project,. all right. your expertise on the middle east is unparalleled. what is your interpretation of what is going on with what the

prime netanyahu said and the shelling that apparently is still going on? >> the definition of insanity is repeating behavior that you know is insane. with whatever this administration has done, let me be very clear and blunt is bordering on the criminally insane that has resulted in murder. and i'm not using those words lightly. because the president knows that hamas is a terrorist group that is unrelentingly committed to the destruction of israel. it is a child of the muslim brotherhood which the president has embraced. the president said tonight, it sent to cairo with hamas, to negotiate on the cease-fire. the seventh cease-fire. all six of the previous ones have been violated by hamas.

>> steve, i don't mean to interrupt you but that is insanity. why, if hamas within 90 minutes of a cease-fire violates the cease-fire, why is the united states continuing to negotiate with hamas? why? >> i ask the same -- why is the u.s. recognizing and rewarding hamas when in the very beginning of this conflict, when hamas abducted three israeli teens, one which of had american citizenship and killed them immediately, hamas should have been indicted on murder charges. instead of being rewarded and being recognized by the united states, either directly or indirectly through the government of qatar which is also a support he of terrorism. and instead of being embraced by the united states, qatar should be on the list of countries supporting terrorism and sanctions. >> steve, we need qatar. we need them so we can find out the five worst terrorists so we

can release them for one alleged deserter. let me ask you finally, why, what do you see is the future? there will continue to be shelling but israel thinks they've gotten all the tunnels? >> first of all, two things. one is hamas claimed that it didn't have, or didn't take, kidnap the soldier. i have here a claim, it was tranls-related. they're claiming openly the kidnapping of the soldier. number two, the fact that he was declared dead does not exonerate hamas. in fact, i can tell you that it is likely that hamas killed him in captivity. number three, hamas said tonight no, cease-fire without our own conditions. that means that israel is going to have to endure an eternal situation of unrelenting rocket fire, continued tunnel and

murderous attacks and hamas aggression that can be stopped. it can be stopped. if the united states would say to qatar, unless you stop all arms and financial equipment and supplies to hamas, we are going to sanction you, qatar, and they're not doing that. >> got to go. it is always great hearing your point of view. thanks so much. joining me now, the former deputy defense minister, live from tel aviv. all right. good evening, dan. what do you think of the prime minister netanyahu, he spoke today. what are your thoughts tonight? >> good evening. i think it was announce that had exactly what he should have said earlier with secretary kerry. leave us alone. you live in an imaginary world. only three days ago, secretary kerry announce that had a cease-fire, look what happened. two-hours later, a suicide bomber killed three of our boys. i think we have to understand that secretary kerry is not

connected to the reality in the middle east. that's why prime minister netanyahu said it. maybe in a different phrases but leave us alone. let us deal with hamas. >> all right. do you think a clear victory over hamas is possible? we will to have clean up gaza for the benefits of the palestinians themselves and the benefit of the israelis. i'm not sure it would happen in this case. the way i analyze it, they will go the next few days but eventually, we will to have take out hamas. militarily they have no other options. they will continue to dig tunnels, to find ways to help israelis. i think what we did was very important. one day we will have to uproot hamas. >> is it a mistake for israel to not send a representative to

cairo? or is it a mistake for the united states to try to negotiate with hamas? >> judge, we are fed up with the cease-fires, with the negotiations. you do not negotiate with terrorists. you fight with them. and i think sending now a delegation to discuss with them will give them the picture that they want. they want to meet officials from the u.s. they want to meet officials from israel. it puts them in the same level as israel and the u.s. we shouldn't allow to it happen. we should talk with them. with weapons, with airplanes, not in the lobby of our hotel in cairo. >> okay. always good to talk with you. thank you. >> thank you, judge. coming up, outrageous e-mails and choice words from the woman at the center of the ♪ ♪ it's time to bring it out in the open. it's time to drop your pants for underwareness, a cause to support the over 65 million people

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we now know the exirs official hates them and calls they will vile names. yet still no special prosecutor. hi, jay. i'm not going to ask you what the e-mails tell us. she hates conservatives, she hates republicans, she calls us names. whether you're a republican or a democrat this should scare that you someone with that kind of power is not only writing e-mails but targeting you. yes? >> yeah. and do you know what's so bizarre, she does this on her

government e-mail. so this is her irs.gov site. what is she possibly thinking that she would put the language she uses, which we won't say on tv, calling the way she referred to conservatives and republicans, and they put this in their official correspondence. here's what i say. let this keep coming out. our civil litigation, every hour gets better and better while they keep releasing these e-mails and we get this information. it shows bias. >> i was a prosecutor trying cases for many, many years. and all you generally need are the facts of the crime. did you kill them or not? if we have motive, if we know what they're thinking and they write it, it is a solid case. do you think that they will ever provide a special prosecutor which is so needed here? >> it is needed. certainly the statutory obligation, or at least the discretion that the attorney general has, the standards have

been met. the question is will eric holder do it? i think the answer is despite the protests, despite that he should, he probably will not. which means our civil litigation at the end of the day is how we'll get real answers. as you know, in your capacity as a judge and a prosecutor, you can take fifth amendment. when you assert it in a civil case, those facts are being omitted. i'm sure she would do that to protect herself. i think it would take this litigation moving forward. the reality is as it sits right now, i don't think eric holder capable of doing what he needs to do which is getting a real prosecutor in there to look at what's happening. he should investigate his own agency. doj is in collusion with the irs. >> she does to have take the fifth in front of a prosecutor. she's already spoken to them. she won't talk to congress. she's already spoken to a prosecutor. i tells you the prosecutor has offered her immunity or is in

cahoots. >> we know they're in cahoots. the darrel of justice e-mails or calls lois lerner and says let's figure out how we can piece together false claim cases for applicants who apply for tax-exempt status. and lie. and let's bring criminal cases against them which is precisely the reason we are no longer voluntarily cooperating with the so-called fake doj investigation. i call it a faux investigation. we're not letting them investigate. and doj is now investigating themselves? get a special prosecutor. i can't imagine eric holder does it. >> i want, there are some of the e-mail i would like to you listen to. there is one in particular. maybe we can pull up the third one, guys? okay. she e-mailed someone saying they have to stop my retention pay because i made too much this year and they'll give it to me next year in a lump sum.

which i find kind of incredible. because retention money, i looked it up. is when you get money for being a valuable public servant and t want to let you go. >> a bonus, right. >> tell me, what's that about? >> well, i think what happened was, she's a senior executive service, and they are excintitl to what's called merit bonuses. the reality is, this tells you what they're doing. they'll never self-correct. it's not going to happen. so lois lerner, who is on payroll forever, even while this was going on, she claims the fifth amendment and we're still paying her and now he's worried about moving her bonus into next year. they are manipulating the tax code. if we did that, we would be in trouble with the irs. i'm glad you brought that e-mail up. this is another one of these -- what are these people thinking putting this in writing?

>> i couldn't help that one, jay. jay, good to talk with you. coming up, your responses to my open from last week, and it's your last chance to vote. should medical aid workers affected with ebola be treated in the u.s.? ♪

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we've got great responses to my open last week on christianity under attack in the middle east. you can watch it on my facebook page. arnold said, the pope's main job is to defend the church and her people. but just like obama, he doesn't want to offend anyone. judge jeanine was on point. lea says how quickly we continue to ignore the truth. leave the spin doctoring to the main stream media.

lea, the pope wants to come to the united states to check on illegal children. why isn't he going to mosul? grace says, the pope is often speaking up for the persecuted. why doesn't obama speak up about linda says, keep the papacy out of it. there appears to be too many re re religions involved. linda, you are right, but the leader of the flock needs to protect his people, or "if any provide not for his own, and especially for those of his own house, he has denied the faith and is worse than an infidel." al says, well said and articulated with courage, especially coming from a catholic. and grace says, why aren't all christian religions outraged?

this should be front page news. don says, jesus said turn the other cheek. i don't believe he meant for us to be slapped around. reginald says, great, thank you for this, judge jeanine. we need to keep raising awareness of the christian persecution worldwide. herald says, we're in a holy war now. time to wake up and smell the coffey. now for the results of tonight's poll. we asked should the medical aid workers affected with ebola be treated in the u.s.? michael says yes. americans deserve to be returned. diane says, they should be treated at emery but no one else. murray says no, i'm sorry, the government is not protecting the borders. c.j. says no, they were easily infected. it could happen here just as

easily. that's it for us tonight. thanks for joining us. tonight in tomorrow for a special sunday edition of "justice" at 9:00 p.m. see you tomorrow night.

saturday august 2nd. i can't believe we are in august. i will see you tomorrow night. >> tonight on "huckabee", the crisis on the border and the president taking executive action. >> i will have to make tough choices to meet the challenge. >> she wants to stop the president from doing so. marshala blackburn in a "huckabee" exclusive tonight. and hamas breaks another ceasefire and an american in israel shares his story from inside of the family bomb shelter. epa rules putting the squeeze on coal. the president acts like superman and ceos coal he thinks