i'm [julie, huckabee begins in just a few minutes. first breaking news. new video emerging that peappea to show isis beheading david haynes. british prime minister tweeting, the murder of david haynes is an act of pure evil. my heart goes tout his family. we will do everything in our power to hunt down these murderers and ensure they face justice however long it takes. amy kellog live in london. amy right now there's a cobra emergency meeting being held as we spoke. the prime minister can reconvene

cobra at my time he feels the country is on the verge of an emergency. what are they reporting there. >> reporter: this meeting has yet to begin julie. we've just seen david cameron, the british prime minister return after midnight. he typically spend the weekend outside of london at a country estimate. he has returned baecause this i clearly a national emergency. he will be sharing this government emergency response meeting tomorrow. this after7wi isis released th video reported to show the beheading of davis haynes after he was kidnapped in 2013. this video which i have not seen is the same gruesome formula of the beheading of the u.s. journalists. this video hasn't been officially authenticated by anyone yet julie but obviously

with david cameron making the comments that this is an act of pure evil. it is pretty clear that everyone is taking this quite seriously. >> it is pretty clear that the prime minister david cameron takes isis and the threat quite seriously. you reported as you remember, britain elevating its terror threat level for fear of danger to britain residents there on uk soil. here you have a britain who has been killed not on uk soil but on the soil of terrorists, what is it believed that the uk's next step will be after the united states has taken initiative in announcing this week that air strikes will continue. ho however, we do not have boots on the ground that this is not a ground work so to speak. the uk has been silent since the president came out and gave that speech. i imagine after this they will

have plenty to see he. >> the uk has previously ruled out boots on the ground in this particular conflict but the british government has planned to arm the kurdish fighters. that apparently is part of the reason behind -- you know, the reason for thes beheading of david hans. so the response to this bais obviously a work in progress. this meeting is being called to further figure out what can be done because it becomes worse by the day and another british citizen, allen henning has been threatened by these isis terrorists to be murdered as well if british attacks or aggression against the islamic estimate continues julie. >> amy, thank you so ówuch. >> breaking news, isis releasing

a video showing the beheading of one of its british citizens david hanes. he was working to help refugees. he was an aide worker. a serious translator who was with him at the time when he was held captive described how gun men shot out the tires of his car and surrounded them on a country road. mr. hanes is a father of two daughters ages four and 17. he is the director of a croatian based company that supplies kitchen equipment. an official with nonviolent peace force. a civilian peace keeping group confirmed the man in the video did security work for them in south sudan in 2012 and was working for another aid group when he was reported early 2013 in syria. he was in syria working fornican

and development. he supported tens of thousands of refugees. his death speaks volumes to the despicable terrorist group known as isis. now beheading a third victim trying to send a message to the west not just the united states and not just to journalists but to anyone who represents the west and those who are trying to fight against these terrorists. apparently hanes had some tfamiy members who worked in the military. they are trying to dissuade people from coming after them. that fight at the time we were talking about was al qaeda. the fight now against isis raises many questions, are we at war? do we arm the iraqies and

syrians to fight this war? do they have the capability to fight this and win? and does the west then put itself in harms way if we do not get them off this earth? that is the question. joining us now fox news middle east and terrorism analyst. he joins me now. we were dipping into sky news's coverage of this. that is our sister station in the uk. one of the guests on their air, i want you to comment on this. i found it was interesting. it's important for the uk to support u.s. forces in the air. the question is, should british forces and u.s. forces now take this battle to the ground? >> that is going to be d0ttle of ideas in the next hours, days, maybe this week. what is almost sure now at this psychologically and polly that unlike with any political organization there is no going back. this is not going to be with the taliban that we're going to cut

a deal with them after ten years or more fighting there. this is an organization that you cannot leave behind on my soil. that means basically that there has to be an objectin the groun. air strikes are going to happen. other than that, special forces but there should be action on the ground to tdislodge them frm cities and towns an villages. the big question is who is going to be committed to that on the ground. until now western ally have decided not to so that leaves us basically with arab allies so we're thinking about jordan and saudi arabia and everybody in the middle east is talking about egypt. egypt has the largest military trained by us by the way. of course we keep reminding ourselves that,j we have the mo reliable allies with the kurds and the iraqi army if we organize. in syria we're still arguing with what is the opposition that

we'd like to empower. >> now joining me on the phone ambassador john bolton former u.s. ambassador to the un joining me. let me ask you first someone tweeted me when will western leader realize that diplomacy will not have an affect on the oid yoe logs like isis. we have dropped the ball when it comes to diplomatic efforts in reaching out to his arab allies to prevent this kind of force from becoming t,p biggest threat that we're facing right now in this world. what do we do diplomatically to get our arab ally to come in and fight this. >> well, i think the problem is weak leadership brings weak followership. watching the president's speech on wednesday, i think most of the friendly arab regimes in the region have no confidence that the united states has a plan or

a deep commitment to do what's necessary here. i think it flows from a number of prior acts by the administration with throwing all american forces from iraq in 2011. utterly failing to respond to the murder of ambassador chris stevens and three other americans in benghazi almost exactly two years ago now. and the laxity, slowness, the passivity of the administration's plan today. i don't think it's a diplomatic issue but a question of american resolve that the arabs and others in europe and really globally just don't see at this point. >> what do we talk about when we discuss countries like egypt and how they could step in. saudi aarabia, how do we get these countries to back the united states and now with the uk grieving the loss of their own, david cameron right now is

in an emergency meet as we speak coming up with a plan, perhaps a strategy the minute he heard of a beheading of one of his s citize citizens, he went to a emergency meeting. what do you think will come out of that. >> not much. the united kingdom may be on th verge of disintegrating. there's a referendum whether scott land will break the 300 year bond with england. if that happens, i think england will go into turmoil. while cameron has rushed back and appropriately so to try to decide on a response, the country is consumed with the odds that according to public opinion polls that the scottish referendum may be the break up of the united kingdom. obviously no matter what the attention span is in the united kingdom they are not going to lead a successful coalition.

the only country who can do that is the united states and we've sounded a very uncertain trumpet. >> what does the president need to do tomorrow morning. >> he needs to say that this kind of brutality demonstrates that the united states is prepared to do whatever it takes to destroy isis. if he says that and means it, which is not necessarily the same thing, then i think it's a lot easier to persuade arab countries, european countries to join with us in ae you know to say that we don't use american ground troops says that our safety at home will depend on the performance of the iraqi army. i think that's crazcrazy. >> thank you very much for joining me. isis reportedly beheading a british worker david hanes. >> this is a fox news alert. the civilized world denouncing isis for its latest beheading.

theh posting a video of the beheading of david hanes. the prime minister condemning the act as a pure act of evil. the prime minister vowing britain will do everything in the power to track of murders and bring them to justice. the white house issuing a statement of condemnation. president obama calling the slaying a barbaric murder. the president saying the u.s. stands shoulder to shoulder with britain. obama promising the u.s. will work hard with britain and a broad coalition to bring those to justice who committed the crime. >> secretary of state john kerry is in response after wrapping up meetings with egypt. kerry says egypt has an important role to play in

denouncing the islamic terror group. >> please from three states looking for the shooters or ambushed two pennsylvania troopers outside of their bare alasknnin annings last night, then1 >> no person is specifically at risk. this attack was directed specifically at law enforcement and specifically the pennsylvania state police. >> law enforcement officers are on high alert throughout eastern pennsylvania. hundreds of fire fighters battling flames and triple digin temperatures in southern california. the wild fire is in the cleveland national forest. 30 homes have been evacuated with fire fighters facing temperatures as high as 105

degrees. orange county fire officials say the fire is only about 10% contained. >> i'm marianna, now back to hawk be huckabee. for all of your latest headlines log onto foxnews.com. [ applause ] >> i'm convinced that a lot of americans have very little understanding of our nation's spiritual heritage so i've created an animated dvd series that helps learn our history. you can get a free dvd to sample of series. your kids will learn our story in a fun and positive way. you can go to freegod dvd.com. >> politicians on political hill aren't sure what another war will do to their election bids. they are keeping quiet. that the right move?

congressman, thanks for joining me. it's good to have you here. [ applause ] >> monday you guys are going to get back together. you're going to discuss whether or not there will be action of congress to support the president in goingli after isis. this going to be a vote down party lines? >> i don't think it will be because i think you do have some genuine disagreement on what this strategy is going to be and a lot of concerns. generally on a vote like this, it will not be whipped by either party. they'llçv just let members votes they see fit. >> let me tell our audience what he it means to whip the vote. a lot of them are saying they are going to do what? whipping the vote means they are going to go out and count the number of people on either sides that are going to vote for the measure. i just wanted to clear that up so they are not thinking you're going to get violent up on capitol hill. >> you know, i think when the president went before the nation this week it was actually

helpful because it has brought the question up on a national basis. prior to then, i think members could kind of dodge and weave depending on their own politics and philosophy. i do think many members of both parties would just assume not have had the vote on it but i think the reality is we need to vote on this. we need this debate as americans. it will at least explain and educate more on where we have been. >> how will you vote on the measure congressman? >> well, at this point i would lean in favor of it but governor, i actually believe that we should have an authorization. a formal authorization of the use of force. i will say this, if this is a threat and if this is that important you cannot take ground troops off the table. the president of the united states as commander in chief needs to have all the tools available to win because we he don't need another half pregnant

war. we've seen air strikes that have not x ne any good. we've seen cases where they have been helpful. we've also seen training of iraqi and afghan troop that's has not brought any results at all. i think we've learned that 938,00080 iraqis have been trained. i think for us to say that we're going to do this but keep ground troops away, i think we're fooling ourselves. >> congressman one of the things the president says he wants to do is arm the syrian rebels. do we know who they are any more? >> no, we absolutely don't nor do we know if they are going to stick with us. that's really tricky stuff. so often when we train and we arm rebels and insurgents often that same equipment is used against us a year or two later.

that's one of the great things we're very reluctant about. you know even the training we were told last week is not going to be sufficient. that the arab nations and a coalition has to kococoko coaled air strikes and a mission. we don't know who the allies will be or what they are willing to do to constitute the definition of being an ally. >> congressman, pleasure to talk to you. thank you very much for joining us. [ applause ] >> thank you governor. >> well, up next, robin gibbons was a victim of domestic violence while she was married to mike tyson. do not miss her thoughts on the rice story. >> later, the irs is supposed to collect your taxes. why do they need totj know whe you ate lunch last month. maybe it's time to dump the

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he --z trying to scare me. there's -- there's -- there were times when it happens where i thought i could handle it, you though? just recently i've become afraid. i mean very, very much afraid. >> i understand why. well, i had a chance to speak to robin gibbons earlier. >> robin, you very eloquently about your own experience married to mike tyson. it was in time magazine this week. i thought you were very candid. one of the things you talked about that you didn't feel you could tell anybody that you couldn't go out there and say that this guy, this very powerful man hit me and hurt me. why couldn't you say that. >> governor, i have to say one of the things that i've learned over the years -- it's been some

20 odd years, what's amazing for me is even having this conversation with you is -- i have to admit a little difficult for me because it does bring back memories and it[% brings bk hurt and brings back pain. one of the reasons that i've started talking when this latest situation happened was really when my son came to me. my son who will be 21 in october. my old oldest son and he told me you have to speak out. i realized that i spent 20 some odd years talking to women. sitting with them. visiting with them. sitting in shelters. i sat with women who don't speak english with their babies on their laps and we didn'tdw spea the same language and still we had the same story. i found that i always say because i've discovered my story

your story. your story is my story. it's amazing to me the details about the similarities of what has happened to them. what we saw in the elevator happened to me only i was in an apartment building and i wasn't carried away by my husband. i came to and i was being carried out by a door man over his shoulder but other women have had those same details. if i remember having my throat held -- being choked. i've had other women have those same details. so i think that's a thing that is still sort of mind-boggling to me. >> just hearing you tell that, i mean it's painful to hear. i just can't imagine that a man -- it goes so against everything i've ever been taught about respecting women, protecting women.

what do you think it is that some men just get violent and do what i think most all of us would agree is the unspeakable horror to a woman? >> i don't know. you know, somebody told me that hurt people hurt people. i've spent those years that i talked about -- not only talking to women but talking to them to try to understand my own pain and to try to understand how i ended up in this situation that i did did. i did my own self-investigating if you will. i know that i can't speak about why somebody does that. i have two sons. i want nothing more. i'm agñ single mom. i've given 5,000% because i do want to raise men who do what you said. respect men and cherish them.

i think a gentleman is exactly that. gentle. so i can't speak on behalf of those men. i can speak on behalf of the women who as i've said feel as very similar thing which you talked about with me. you feel such embarrassment. the first thanniing you feel is embarrassment. you feel like you can't tell anyone. it's hard to tell yourself. i think what i find so powerful about what we saw in the elevator is that a lot of the women that i are spoken to and what i've experienced is that people don't bi$ieve you. so on top of the pain of having this happen to you you're now dealing with a different sort of pain as you're trying to process all of these emotions because it is somebody you love. but now we have the video. i think it's difficult for people to wrap their mind around somebody -- a man balling up his

fist and actually hitt woman but with this video, it's inescapable. we have to have this discussion. we have to be able to say this is unacceptable. collectively as a society. not just women speaking up but also men getting involved in this conversation to say, this is under every single circumstance should not be tolera tolerated. it should not happen. >> the nfl was a little late coming to the conclusion that this was serious enough to invoke a permanent suspension. do you think it was because -- he didn't see thef tape before? is that what it was? or are we that protective of sports figures that we want to just look the other way and let him gaet away with stuff like that. >> no one wants to believe this is something. we don't want to believe that somebody could do that maybe one of our heroes. somebody that's very good at

doing a particular thing that excites us and entertains us is now doing something deeply upsetting to us. i think we would do everything we possibly could to push it away so we don't have to deal with it. once again the tape forces us to have the conversation. i don't know why they were late sort of coming to the conclusion that they came to. i'm so deeply grateful that they it come to conclusion theysi ca to. >> robin, i'm grateful that you were willing to speak out and be so candid and bold. i think your story and the perspective you have will be very helpful and encouraging and hopefully instructive to many women and frankly to men all over america. thank you so very much for joining us today. >> thank you governor. >> an american christian living in iraq tells us what it's been like living under the very shadow of the threat of isis. he's coming up next. [ applause ] .

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terrorist group isil. our hearts go out to the family of mr. hanes and to the people of the united kingdom. ÷,the united states stands shoulder to shoulder with our close friend and ally in grieve and resolve. we will work with the united king dom a kingdom and a broad coalition to bring the per pet raetors of this outrageous act to justice. isis releasing video that appears to show the beheading of british aid working david hanes. fox news confirming the national counter terrorism counter or ntct is examining the footage. the video very similar to previous videos but with some differences. lierk t like the others it runs about a minute and 45 seconds. the hostage is seen kneeling with his hands bound. previous videos begin with a

clip of the president. this one begins with a clip of david cameron. joining us on the phone general jack keen. david cameron is under an emergency meeting right now, cobra is the emergency meeting in which he will rally when he feels that the country is on the verge of an emergency. he came out with a reaction very quickly before this video was officially verified which leads me to believe that david cameron knew of the beheading before it was released and was waiting for the video before they actually named the hostage who they knew was in custody. what's your take? >> well, first of all isis is dead serious. they are establishing and want to dominate the region. this is just the beginning for them as they see it. they know for them to be successful they have to break the will of the united states and the west.

it is a myth,j when people say that the reason why they are killing these hostages is because they want to provoke us so that we would put u.s. troops on the ground. that was a myth perpetuated over 9/11. when we had the 9/11 al qaeda in our jail cells we found out quite the opposite. they were trying to break our will so wesi would leave the region. this is provocative on their part and about recruiting and also about attempting to break our will. they are serious. i'm not certain we are, julie. i mean, the president's speech said all the right things but the actions since then i'm concerned about it. first of all why didn't we start bombing syria that night? why are we four days into it and we still haven't laid a glove on isis where most of their entire support infrastructure is to include their command and control in syria.

we have done nothing. where is our sense of urgency? where is our sense of aggressiveness? also, the ground campaign which is the only thing that will eventually defeat isis, we come to find out now, you know, three days after the president's speech that there will be no air ground controllers to facilitate the use of air power that we will only provide saadvisors to down to the brigade level so i request if we are really seriou4 and if we're going to be aggressive in destroying isis. >> if we go forward with the president's strategy he detailed with the air strikes but he also detailed what would happen on the ground. not u.s. troops. no u.s. troops on the ground. in fact syrians and iraqis that are supposedly to be trained by

us in order to arm and train them. that could take months if not years. time is of the essence. we do not have the time to train these people. we need professionals right there on the ground to wipe it out once anduu for all. >> well, yes. i don't have any problem frankly with starting in iraq with the ground forces that we have but we need to get the advisors all the way down there. we also need -- if that's -- that is a risk. the ground strategy is where we're most vulnerable in the president's strategy. so what you do in the military when you have a risk, you mitigate that risk. how do you mitigate that risk? you give them u.s. apache helicopters and ac 31 gun ships to help them do that and you bring in controllers to help with close air support. these are from fighter air craft of the that's risk mitigation.

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>> joining me is the film producer greg burgman. i really love the film. you get into areas of what the irs is doing that most americans have no idea. we know about learner's e-mails and we understand the of right swing groups but there is some things that you document that is stunning. one of them has to do with adoption. now, i guess i'm totally blown away. i had no idea the irs could get involved in someone's adoption. before i ask you the question, look at this clip and then react to it for me, craig. >> going through this experience, what are your feelings about america? is this the america you grew up inf& is this the american dream? >> you know we adopted our daughter and brought her out of

china from one oppressive government not to bring her home under another oppressive government. >> this is scary stuff. how does the irs tinker with adopted parents. >> there's a thing called the adoption tax credit and it helps offset the cost of adoptions and certainly these children who have disadvantaged, handicapped, medical issues, things like that so the ir is this case drug those folks through five years of audits, everything they possibly could. the evidence is there. they had a child. they adopted it. they had their stuff but the irs was abusive. they were not just thorough. they actually seemed from the point of view and steve and his family to have enjoyed harassing them. >> you know you point out so many thing in this film. you travel across the country. you see abuse after abuse after abuse that you document first hand. was there something that stood out as the most outrageous abuse

of the irs? >> well, actual ly i think we'r still hearing about those, mike. that's the trouble that we have to tell the story that it isn't just about the tea party or it isn't even about families or veterans or groups like that. our very religious liberty is at stake here. >> how is it religious liberty. most people say they check my taxes but they don't ask whether i go to church. >> they ask what your church ask preach and do. one of the things we talk about in the movie is we talk about the history of churches and pastors. the black robepd ridegiment thas responsible for the declaration of independence. we lost that spirit in america. since the johnson amendment in 1964, they are trying to pass an

amendment to end the first amendment. >> one thing that would solve this, the implementation of the fair tax. why does that change everything? >> the fair tax changes everything because it gets rid of the irs. it's an abolishment movement. if you look at the history, we had an abolishment of slavery. you had people at the time people who said let's have free states and slave states. we(pañ need to have abolishatti the irs the way we did over slavery. >> if people come out by the hundreds of thousands or millions on october 14th, we are well on our way to seeing that dream

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in washington at a rally for israel. you can get more information at ra................. stay tuned for "justice with judge jeanine." hello, and welcome to "justice." breaking news tonight. the islamic state militants release a video claiming to show the beheading of david haines, a british humanitarian worker. it appears to show haines' murder and is previous to the similar video of foley and sotloff. the united states strongly condemns the barbaric murder of david haines by the terrorist group isil. our hearts go