i'm eric bolling along with kimberly guilfoyle, greg gutf d gutfeld, andrea tantaros as well. this is "the five." yesterday i highlighted some of the bipolar comments emanating from the obama administration with regard to isis and the question still is, is isis a credible threat to america? the schizophrenia continues. congressman duncan hunter contradicted himself in the same interview. >> we shouldn't have any morris sa -- more visas --

>> isis in iraq and syria is not an existential threat to us. they're not going to harm the united states. they're bad guys, yes, if you're there, a bunch of guys wearing pajamas putting up logs. they're not an exessential threat to us. >> chuck hagel warned in no uncertain terms what a threat isis is. over at the white house, spokeman says, isis, eh. >> a sophistication of strategic. they are extremely well funded. this is beyond anything we've seen. >> it is the assessment as stated by the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, the intelligence community there currently is not an active plot under way to attack the u.s. homeland by isil.

>> so which is it? isis is the biggest threat we've seen or a bunch of guys in pjs and not an existential threat? it's not rocket science, fellows or is it? maybe it is, just not the hard kind like in school. shoot the damn rockets already. k.g., what are we supposed to do? we have three different messages coming out of the white house. >> isis is like a cancer with a vicious fast-growing tumor inside your body that's metastasizing to every corner of your being. what would you do about it? you would do everything to kill it, cut it out, zap it, nuke it, radiation, chemo. >> medical marijuana. >> they don't deserve that but yeah, if we were doing kind. that's what you need to do. why are they exits friend snik they're all over the board on this. they don't want to admit that they dropped the ball that they didn't see this coming or maybe they did and chose not to do anything about it. >> robert beckel, the latest number we learned this afternoon, we believe 12,000 foreign fighters have joined and

picked up arms for isis. >> is it go time? >> maybe there's a little truth in all this. this situation has unfolded day by day. there now is the beginning of the coalition of people who are taking these guys on who are worried about the saudis. and talk about european allies. before they were rampaging through there, nobody paid attention to them. we could argue it was a bad call on their part. right now, the world community is galvanized on these guys. i don't think they have a prayer's chance of getting into the united states. would anybody let somebody come into the united states with -- >> how about one like a passport from the uk? this is the point. >> if you're a -- certainly uk knows who has passports and went over to that area, right? there would be a watch list. >> this guy was in the uk, then he came back over. that's why the u.s. is unsending the fbi to assist with security in the uk to make sure. they've been too porous about letting people in. and a uk rapper just cut the

head off -- >> you have a flood of people coming over from south america and mexico who we don't no he who they are. one of the issues is, president obama says he's already done surveillance drones over syria. the question is to really go after isis, you need to drop bombs on isis in syria and you're not going to get bashar al assad to agree to it. do we do that regardless of whether we get approval. >> why are we telegraphing our punches which is what admiral pickering last week said specifically during that press conference on friday, the united states of america doesn't do. we haven't been doing it for that long because, remember, he didn't think they were a threat. they were jv. why would be surveilling people that we don't think is a threat. the mixed messages, my head is spinning. hagel saying there's an imminent threat, pickering walking that back during the press conference, dempsey coming out trying to mitigate that and say we do think there's a 9/11

chance a threat. this is all the department of defense on different pages. then we have john mika, a republican saying this has been a failure of intelligence not seeing the isis threat coming. mike morell over at the cia says we've been warning the white house for years about this. which one is it? which one is it? when the cia chief is on a different page than the president of the united states and the folks over at d.o.d. and what's troubling, eric, the former spokesman at the state department was outnumbered yesterday. he said you know what, andrea, this is all deliberately done. they are all deliberately on different pages, maybe not all of them, so they can play cya and cover their butts in case there is an attack. >> there's a huge issue. did the obama administration go, do they drop the bombs without congress? congress is on holiday now. they're still on vacation. >> i think they do. where is this confusion coming from? it's the trickle-down theory.

it comes from the top. there's a confusion in priorities. right now we have an administration that believes we should go to the u.n. to name and shame countries over climate change. so they believe global warming is more important than global terror which is like worrying about hiccups in front of an oncoming train. i have an idea, though, because we found -- we realize now that we found out we have one american terrorist dead. it gave me a great idea. we should start a terror abroad program where we actually pay your way to go to syria or to iraq and then we kill you. it's like skeet shooting. we launch them and then we kill them. >> your idea, let's think about this for a second. there's a big silver lining in this. eric said 14,000 terrorists from around the world have gone there. there now is every major terrorist in that area that we can identify. >> it's the world's greatest roach motel. >> it's right there. >> they're right there. let's get them. their big flaw is they are

grouping. they used to spread, now they're grouping. we're getting it from every western country so they can't come back. >> does anybody really think those guys will be able to get back? >> as long as they have passports. >> exactly. >> here's the point. >> why does it make a difference or not? >> 150 from england, some from france. >> they know the names, the french do? >> of course they do. >> you're making the assumption they are not going to enter illegally, find the easiest means of ingress to go in. >> you're not showing much faith. >> look at the boston bombings. our system can be infiltrated. >> underpants bomber, do i need say more? he was on a terror watch list. he got here. he couldn't figure out a way to blow his own underpants up. this is how fast things are changing in the middle east. check out this picture from last year, last year, senator john mccain standing with free syrian army members, now reports are out that legions of the fsa

members have signed up with isis. bring it around. anyone want this first? john mccain has vehemently suggested that those aren't isis members, however, those specific ones weren't. they were fsa, free syrian army members, and leaders of them have left to join isis. that's the problem we have here. you have toreful who we're helping, who we're arming. >> yesterday i said this has been an effort by democrats and republicans and i specifically said john mccain for this exact thing. mccain has been a freedom democracy promotion, let's go over there, let's, you know, no matter who they are. thank god we didn't arm the rebels in syria. i mean, they're already driving around in our tanks in iraq. they would be driving around in our tanks and equipment in syria and bashar assad, he's not a good guy. he's a bad guy. we drew a red line with him. we didn't enforce it, now he's saying if you want to bomb isis you have to ask me permission first. john mccain screwed up on that

one. he said, i know these men, they're not terrorists. meanwhile, they're shooting their guns and screaming "allah akbar." >> the military people left the syrian army -- >> then -- >> wait a second. then they lost the battle with isis, they were driven away, isis took over the movement of syria. when john mccain was over there, i don't want to defend john mccain -- but the people were over there. >> you might be arming the next syrian army. >> there's a bit of media amnesia. there was support from the start for decisive action in syria because experts predicted a situation like this occurring if we didn't do it early enough. so we can't say now it's so good we didn't do that. because if we had done it, we wouldn't have isis. it's ridiculous to say, oh, they were wrong.

>> when they were arguing to arm the the rebels, greg, that was a little bit too late. the time -- >> there were moderate groups there. >> it was petraeus, hillary clinton were calling to arm the rebels. president obama ignored them. however, when john mccain took that photo and there was a national debate about it having, not in the war rooms and central command, it was too late. al qaeda was there. isis was already there. >> that was just -- to be clear, that's with one year ago, bob. isis has been -- >> meltdown, meltdown, meltdown. >> isis has been known -- >> for four years. >> for a long time they've known about isis in syria. for a long time, the central coordinating group of the opposition in syria was made up of former syrian military people who we wanted to arm them, we didn't do it. obama probably should have done it, we didn't do it. the fact is, if we had, i think greg's right. we wouldn't have an isis.

they were a small radical faction. >> i'm not agreeing with greg. >> better not. >> haven't they been around for the better part of 300 or 40 years? who's to say if we armed the rebels at the time that was going to solve -- >> this is the best proof we've seen so far. these are like top notch fighters. >> these are the people who could -- they got gassed. >> what are you -- my point is -- if you arm someone who -- they may turn and fight for al qaeda. >> but does that mean don't do anything? knock them out so nobody's left to fight. do a leg sweep, blow their legs off, do something. don't sit here and go woe is me and all this nonsense. >> daily beast reports today that there was a national security adviser braefing last night with the president and the whole goal, the sole mission of that meeting was to, quote, convince one man, barack obama. point being, intel community,

military community -- >> pentagon, cia, equivocator in chief, not sure what to do, let me knock on valley jeret's door, see if she's still awake. this is why people like james foley are not alive. 30 days went by. >> oh, my god. >> no, he had the chance and he was in there. the point is you can't hesitate. they are constantly on the move. why is it so hard to convince him to do the right thing? >> i tell i don't you, i think he's resistant to re-aligning his priorities to focus on a global threat. once he does that, it's a nuisance to a greater aim, which is to transfer wealth around the world through climate change. that's the story happening now. he finds this stuff to be interfering. he doesn't want to deal with this. he'd rather take our money and move it over here. >> remember his big argument, president obama's, the argument was not to go after al qaeda and isis and radical islamist

jihadists. the argument was whether we should go after assad for gassing his people. we don't focus on the real enemy who's a direct threat to u.s. security. >> can we focus on one feel-good thing? they want me to end this block. >> i had no idea when i was in prison, so much effort was being expended on my behalf. and now having found out, i jump just overwhelmed with emotion. i'm also overwhelmed by one other thing, that is that total strangers have been coming up to me, saying, hey, we're just glad you're home. welcome back. glad you're safe. great to see you. i suddenly remember how good the american people are and what kindness they have in their hearts. >> let me just say one thing. there have been now reports of several countries where there have been people taken as hostages who have paid a lot of money to get those people back. the united states consistently

refused to pay dollars to get these people back, including this guy. and it's paid off, i think for the united states. britain paid a lot of money, france paid $6.6 million for somebody. >> didn't we trade five terrorists for one bowe bergdahl? >> the media has to stop trading the story line for ominous graphics. it's not going to be over before the labor day parade. this is actually a forever thing. we have to start thinking that way. we've been told that. the fight against terror will be forever. it's whack a mole to infinity. >> isis will outlast president barack obama. >> al qaeda released that terrorist the same al qaeda that the president said was decimated. >> we'll leave it right there. the irs admits it intentionally destroyed lois lerner's blackberry.

does the government think they'll get away with that one? we'll be back in a smidgen. ♪ i was bad to the bone

♪ i'll keep you my dirty little secret ♪ for months irs chief led the american people to believe his agency did all it could to retrieve lois lerner's e-mails in the make of the irs scandal. >> in light of the hart drive issue, the irs took multiple steps over the past months to assess the situation and produce as much e-mail as possible. i'm advised the actual hard drive after it was determined that it was dysfunctional and with experts no e-mails cowl be retrieved was recycled and destroyed in the normal process. that hard drive was destroyed three years ago after it was irretrievable in terms of e-mail and it had nothing to do with this investigation. >> it's no the as if the e-mails were withheld or not produced in a regular manner. >> now the irs admitting it intentionally scrubbed lerner's blackberry in june 2012 after

the congressional investigation began. investigators who have been searching for the truth are outraged over this latest revelation. >> everything we've been hearing about, scratched hard drives, missing e-mails of lois lerner, other irs officials, other officials in the obama administration, it's all been a pack of malarkey. every time john comes in front of committee, we learn he wasn't being straight. >> if his lips are moving, he's lying. that's a criminal act if you say something that's untrue and later you get caught in the lie. >> whoever destroyed the evidence should be in jail, lois lerner should be in jail. destroying evidence is a crime. she's actually on paid leave, i think on our taxpayer dollars. an attorney for some of these groups that were being targeted by the irs, she received information, she was on our

network and said i received information from a department of homeland security official that said they have all this stuff on backup. the obama administration is deliberately withholding it. it's time for accountability. i'm bummed out. i don't think we're going to get it, though. >> i know we talk about this. i know we keep pushing for prison, for some kind of accountability. it just doesn't seem they're willing to get there. we're one of the very few news organizations that's still following this story. >> absolutely. it's as if they can get away with whatever they want. god knows i destroyed a few blackberrys, one in the hot tub, one in the steam shower. not on purpose. >> it's a sad day when the head of the irs can lie in front of the american people, in front of congress. it's a sadder day when president obama can tell bill o'reilly there's not a smidgen of corruption here when we now know -- we thought it before, now we know we have an oversized swimming pool full of

corruption. likely he knew about it. >> be careful of that. >> let me put it this way, in my opinion, i think president obama knew that was going on. is that better? >> yes. >> here's the problem with congressional hearings, though, you can raise your right hand, take the oath, lie to congress, the cameras rolling, be held in contempt of congress, you can come back and correct the record and walk away scot-free. you're allowed to do that. an average citizen is not allowed to do that. >> how horrible is that? if you didn't come up with a receipt that one time you would have been hogtied in new jersey. >> is there going to be any accountability? or should we set up an insane spanking booth on hill for all the liars that go in front of congress? >> in this giant dryer of tumblingen scandals, the irs is left behind. it has no titillation, no racism, no violence.

the media is complicit. that's the real crime. they destroyed evidence, they lied. that's not a cover-up, that's a burqa. the media is the burqa. they're covering it up through their inactivity. the only thing you can be guilty of with obama is not loving him enough. if i were a criminal i'd be angry i'm notetting the credit i deserve. what do i have to do for the media to come after me, eat a live puppy on "the five," is that what i have to do? this is huge. they lied about this. >> intentionally lied and destroyed it. >> i think people would not be surprised to see you do that. excuse me. just before we went on the air here, i wanted to show you, those of you asking me about kim, here's what kim did for her block here. look closer. >> that's normal. >> i like how you told us during the commercial break that you didn't want to have to defend the obama administration. >> bob's attention.

what can i say. next on "the five," a whopper size maneuver as president obama's favorite billionaire helps finance burger king's great escape from uncle sam. andrea has the lowdown on the buffett fast food fast one. coming up.

♪ i just want to be your lover girl ♪ well, burger king made a whopper of an announcement yesterday when it told the world it's going to move its headquarters to canada after agreeing to buy canadian coffee and doughnut chain tim horton's, which i love. the fast food giant claims the merger isn't an attempt to dodge american corporate taxes but critics argue otherwise. guess who funded burger king's bolt across the border?

warren buffett. buffett's move comes one month after president obama called such inversion tactics like this unpatriotic. >> a small but growing group of big corporations are fleeing the country to get out of paying taxes. a loophole in our tax law makes this totally legal. i think that's totally wrong. i proposed closing this unpatriotic tax loophole for good. >> eric, so he says they're unpatriotic. warren buffett making money off of an inversion when he said in the past, recently on other cable channels he thinks inversions are crazy. >> warren buffett finally saw the light because warren buffett is in the business of making money. they're not -- tax inversions are not unpatriotic, they're not loopholes. it's what countries and people do. you find the place where you're going to keep more of your own money. it's logical. the problem is democrats think if the corporations don't pay higher taxes, they're going to have to make it up somehow by

taxing the individuals more. that's knotnot the case. you can expand business, spend less. new york advertises for tax havens. bring your business to new york. we'll give you one or two years or five years, something like that tax holidays. that entices businesses to come. they themselves know, andrew cuomo, a democrat from new york, knows that lower taxes draw businesses. higher taxes push businesses away. at some point the feds will figure out, president obama never ran a business. has no business commenting on what's patriotic or unpatriotic in business. >> i like this move. you know why? we need to learn. we're get getting it. buffett, bang out the burger king over in canada. maybe that will get the attention of this government that they have to stop having these punitive taxes that are so excessive because we're going to lose the business. by the way, we should. wake up. lower the tax rates, stop regulating so much so people can earn a buck and have some jobs

in this country. this is what makes me mad. it's obvious something should be done. wake up and do it. why are you going to penalize this guy? he has a fiduciary responsibility to his shareholders to get the most bang for the buck. more money in their pockets that's what he's doing. >> the point when warren buffett weighed in was it is crazy when you have a company who will jump through hoops to go overseas. they should be able to stay in this country but instead they're running away from our economy instead of towards it. democratic senator brown has a brilliant idea. let's punish them further by boycotting burger king. >> i love it when people boycott something. that they don't actually use. it's like -- a politician will never boycott a limousine car service even if their fuel is children's tears. they will never do it. this is such a nonissue. horton's is a bigger company. so the little guy has to move to

the big guy, that usually happens. it's a bigger market, canada is a bigger market for the combined company. you move where the bigger market is. the change in tax rate is really small. it's 1% or 2%. it's not even an issue. but they will make it an issue. they will make it a political issue but it's not. >> the republicans will make it a political issue. >> the democrats will. >> the united states -- >> they pay 27%, bob. burger king pays -- >> the corporate tax rate is 35%. >> the corporate tax rate is higher. but they have more loopholes because they have the big corporate -- >> that's why people move to florida. people move to florida. >> can i say one thing about warren buffett? warren, i'm sad that you have joined these unpatriotic son of a [ muted ] who have done this. except i've noticed a lot of companies are moving from europe in the united states. pay more tax than you have to is patriotic? that's patriotism?

>> that's called dumb. >> more than you should. >> that's patriotic, pay more than you have to or more than you should. >> people and money move. people and money move. kimberly mentioned florida. when you create an environment that is very easy to foster growth and jobs and profit, people will come there. but they're running in the opposite direction. >> how many companies have gone overseas? just out of curiosity? >> we've been talking about this with pfizer trying to bias tra citiz -- buy astrazeneca. >> they tested the waters, it worked, they're not being penalized for it. this issue is great for liberals and left winger because it allows you to point fingers at corporations which are always evil as opposed to evil people. they would rather go after a large corporation than a terrorist group even though corporations are actually decent people trying to mack a living and terrorists want to kill you.

>> that's what romney said. >> they always say the threat of terror is exaggerated while exaggerating the evil nature of corporations. >> until they need -- >> if they flipped it they'd be right. >> until they need a campaign donation, then they're willing to take a check from big business. >> wouldn't it be great if the gas companies, coal companies, electrical companies, food companies decided to have a strike, a one huff day strike and just see how the government deals, the government made up of takers deals with the fact that the makers aren't doing anything for one day. >> here's a fact. the obama administration and there have been punitive taxes. >> get them to the podium, fairness, fairness, fairness. >> the corporations get more tax breaks than anybody else. they paid less taxes than they did because of the big corporate tax breaks. >> why would new york and every other state say -- >> because -- >> come to texas, come to florida. >> i agree with you. >> i want to go there, too.

>> it makes sense. i boo i that. if you have a lower tax rate, it would make sense to go there. you can do that in the united states. you don't have to go to toronto. >> we have to get it together. >> we also have to go. russell brand is running his month again, spewing racist remarks about a black conservative commentator who appeared on fox news. greg will tell you all about it, next.

yesterday i mentioned scruff bucket, russell brand's attack on fsn riley.

>> author of the book "please stop helping us" how liberals make it harder for blacks to succeed. >> author of the book i am a convenient african-american who will betray my racial roots for fox news. >> he knock mock id him for not sounding black enough. >> could he act any more of a richard pryor through the voice of a white person? just bow down to authority at every possibility, never confront injustice, keep your mouth shut. >> then he assumed jason must live among whites, the traitor. >> imagine he'll find support. i'm a white person. i'm outraged by this sense of betrayal. >> apparently all blacks must live together. how open minded brand. he smears him racially, deeming him not black enough to suit brand's stereotype.

in his world, a black person must sound black, act black, live in a black area. congrats, russell, that makes you a full-blown racist. fo he says that speaking elle between thely is acting white. keep acting black or famous people won't like you. this smear that education makes you sound white destroys black lives. russell doesn't care, he's busy enforcing his own bigotry. later he compared jason's words to violence but would brand call out actual violence like his country's various beheaders? nope. that takes guts. what do you expect? brand is a victim of arrested development. he's getting to that undergrad lefting for revolution phase. the dope can't wait for the government to impose his version of utopia. he's a fashlable fascist, calling for an overthrow from a limo. this is the worst thing brand has ever done, then again, i saw

"arthur." that was a terrible movie. after marriage to brand who would want a man? >> he's the cure, let me tell you. i'm staying away from that. >> he didn't call her when he wanted a divorce. he texted it to her. >> this is the kind of animal he is. >> heartless. >> he's such a hypocrite. he lives in a multimillion dollar mansion. >> preaching revolution. >> preaching revolution from the back seat of a limo like he can relate and understand and mocks people who are covering the news and giving their opinion because no one can give an opinion unless it's the same one he shares. wow, open mind. >> tonight years ago i used to love this guy, he hosted a show called "big brothers in england." it's like you're a freshman in college and you have all the answers and you just discovered

it, it's so exciting and new. everybody's going you're almost 40, dude. >> that's why they call them sophomores. in greek it means wise fool. you get a little bit of knowledge under your belt when you're a freshman and then you're a sophomore. true story there. i did not know who russell brand was before you told me he was a talk show host before he married katy perry. now he's doing what? videos in the back of a car? >> he has a movie career but although the movies haven't been doing too well lately. he's a very funny, talented guy but ideology has twisted his brain. again, it's something that will change with age. i think he's just got to read more. eric, the disturbing thing about this message, is that he sees jason as eloquent, therefore, he isn't black enough. that might be the most racist thing anybody can think of. >> i think you pointed that out

well in the monologue. i would agree russell brand is a talented guy, funny, i believe he's a musician as well. he's a talented guy but he turned angry at some point. at some point he flipped, some switch flipped in his mind. he became angry. he's angry at fox, angry at capitalism. >> he got sober. he did. he got sober. >> i will tell you, he has the same problem with america that -- there's another gentleman who has a problem with american conceptualism. he repeated it a bunch of times. i would say they're on the same page. >> i realized where the wicked witch of the east voice came from, number one. number two, his problem was he spent too much time in liberty was over here. that's probably why he was corrupted. i don't know who the guy is. i don't care. and i don't know who the other dude is either. >> jason is a great guy. >> he's on fox.

>> he's a contributor. >> some of the things he was criticizing jason for, would he criticize president obama for? >> exactly. >> does president obama speak like a white guy? is he not black enough? did he grow up around white people? would he say the same things about the president? >> of course he wouldn't. >> he went and used the dog. i was drawn to watch it because of the dog. >> he jumped all over greg, did you see that? >> when he dumped on me, he called my book, "joy of hate" hateful. he didn't understand it was against hate. "joy of hate" was an ironic title. i want to point to bob, which i know you will agree, he was dress as osama bin laden the day after 9/11 and you know what he did? he blamed that on his heroin addiction. now he's sober and he's still a jerk. don't you get mad when people blame drugs for their behavior

when in fact they -- >> what really happens is when you get sober and clean, a lot of what is really the truth comes out. >> exactly. all right. they're yelling. >> it's up to you. next, a fight on a plane. over what? on whether you should recline your seat or next.

test female announcer: through monday,

get three years interest-free financing and save up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get three years interest-free financing on serta icomfort and tempur-pedic. but this special financing offer ends labor day at sleep train.

♪ ♪ wish right now wish right now ♪ that i must say is an awful song. to recline or not to recline in that's the question we're asking tonight after a fight broke out on a united airlines jet this weekend. one passenger wasn't happy. the guy sitting behind her used a special device to block her from putting her seat back. she threw a cup of water at him. the flight was later grounded. let me ask you, has anybody had something like that happen to you here? >> i have a way to deal with it. >> what's that? >> if you pay for that seat, you're allowed to recline on that. everybody is able to recline except the last road. if you find out somebody is doing that, carry this, have a can of black beans. if the person behind you locks

their chair, eat this and allow nature to take its course. >> what do you do when somebody throws a chair back at you. >> as a puerto rican woman, i can vouch for the goya. they taste great. >> i don't like when people recline all the way back. i think it's super mean and your seat goes back even further. if you're a larger individual, taller in stature and whatnot, i feel guilty to lean back or recline. i really do. you smash people. >> the last time you flew in economy, probably 40 years ago -- >> that's not true, bob. >> i'm kidding with you. >> here's the way -- >> you don't fly economy, bolling. >> i don't anymore. >> don't feel guilty. you earned it. >> it's in his contract. >> this is the perfect free market study right here. there's a need. people are ticked off that the seats are too close. there's a fix. this little device. the airlines hate the publicity,

hate that we're talking about it right now. they will fix it or pay the price. >> okay. >> it's capitalism at work. i laugh the fact that we're talking about it and it's perfect. >> andrea, you've been hit from the front seat? >> by a chair? no. if someone tried to prevent me from reclining i'd be wearing orange. >> okay. well, let me put it this way, the airlines allowed this thing to take place. this is a classic example of airlines, they've got a lot of passengers, they're stuffing people in, making less and less room so they can make more and more money and people get sicker and sicker and their knees get worse. only corporations that try to make more money on the backs of people who have arthritic problems like me. >> watch -- >> they have economy plus. >> that's a big scam, too. >> then fly spirit airlines if you want to be packed in like a sardine. >> i don't do that. >> he takes the train. >> talk about bus travel.

greyhounded is doing a lot of great work. >> the train. he takes the train. >> one more thing is up next --

time for "one more thing." k.g., you're first. >> i have a happy story that came out of immense tragedy. this was out of the boston bombings. there was a young man by the name of james costello, coming out after being blown up, his legs were on fire. he recovered with the help of an amazing nurse in rehab who he fell in love with, proposed, both 31 years of age. there they are on their wedding day. so he said he's so sorry that this happened, that anybody was injured and hurt during this terrible ordeal but he found the true love of his life. there they are. james costello and christa

d'agostino. i'm no fan of andrew cuomo. "the new york times" does not endorse a sitting governor, saying governor cuomo's failure on ethics reform hinders an endorsement. isn't it interesting, you think they could be doing the bidding of hillary clinton to take out somebody who could potentially be a dark horse for 2016? i do. also, very, very shady that governor chris christie of new jersey said he's not going to devote resources to help republican rob astorino? are you covering for governor andrew cuomo? i hope not. >> greg, you're up, my man. >> it is time for -- greg's

secrets to happiness. >> happiness, happiness, happiness. >> roll it! come on! there it is. check this out. chipmunk is eating almonds. look at its cheeks. cheeks are getting huge. look at how fat his cheeks are. they're about to burst. the secret to happiness, little chipmunk, don't rush it, slow down. you're not even tasting the food you're eating. the secret to life is savor every moment. come back. have some more. there you go. that's my secret to happiness. >> that looks like us in the green room. "tyrant" final episode, great stuff. here's a little taste. no spoiler. >> i gave you a second chance to love me. >> i do love you. >> you do not get to use that word. >> okay. very quickly but something caught my eye. roll that videotape right there. watch this. this is in the u.s. embassy.

that's the ambassador to this country. check out the flag. look at the flag. the flag is flown upside down. "tyrant" producers, what are you doing? what are they trying to tell us? i need to know. lieutenant alonzo cushing who was at gettysburg held off a stan on cemetery ridge with 110 people and 6 cannons and there were 15,000 confederates coming at you. he got awarded the congressional medal of honor. one other piece of advice, mitt romney will announce he's going to run for president. >> bob predicted it. >> yay! >> set your >> terrorists right in our bone backyard. members of isis identified as we learned about a high school connection between the two other

terrorists. >> dangerous rip current from coast to coast. that is two hurricanes churn out monster swells. >> kids around the the only ones who get the back to school blues. why you need to pay close attention to your pets this time of year. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ >> good morning. it is thursday. you are watching "fox and friends first. >> once again we have a fox news alert. a member of isis has been

identified. this man mohammed was killed in syria. he grew up in minnesota before being killed in battle last week along with another american douglas mccain. >> we are learning shocking information about mccain. those two went to high school together. >> one high school two american terrorists. new details emerging about jihadist douglas mccain. he was killed fighting for isis. he wasn't the only one to come out of robinsville coopers high school in minnesota. it shows mccain with his one time best friend and classmate corey castigar. both loved basketball and were well liked. he died fighting for el shabab in 2009. he was