what do you think about these terror warnings? will they stop from you doing you will do? happy independence day, land of the free, home of the brave. welcome to hannity. i'm tucker carlson. americans have been warned to be extra vigilant this holiday weekend. the fbi and homeland security are warning of possible terror attacks by isis. isis used this holiday as a key target. what exactly is the federal government doing to ramp up security and keep the rest of us safe? the latest details, fox news' chief intelligence correspondent. >> reporter: an investigative source who tracks terrorist social media tells fox news the chatter has ramped up significantly and they have not seen a more severe threat environment leading to the

fourth in the last decade. that's because of a growing number of cases kit take only a matter of days for a home grown recruit to make contact with isis and then go operational. earlier today state department spokesman said the threats for the time being are not credible. >> no specific credible threat that has been identified. i think it is good common sense when you have large gatherings. get out and enjoy holiday. it is an important date in our history and he know i speak for secretary kerry when i say americans should go out and enjoy that. >> separately fox news has learned the most common link between terror arrests is an isis operative who goes by the handle. the same on that traif was in contact with the two shooters in garland, texas, and appears to have the plot. earlier it was a massive police presence at the washington navy yard on the eve of the july 4 weekend after reports of shots

being fired. that base as you'll recall is where 12 employees were gounld down in 2014 by a mentally ill military contractor and for much of the morning it was a lockdown. be federal and law enforcement responded as if the threat was credible. after searching building 197, the same scene as the 2013 incident and questioning the person who raised the alarm, police confirmed there was no active shooter and gave the all clear. >> we have no concerns whatsoever. i think this is an employee that did exactly what we ask employees to do. >> the d.c. police are emphasizing the heavy display of force in the capital was not a reflection of the heightened threat environment. fox has learned the fbi has recently shifted tactics. to get suspects off the streets to make a case against them while they're in custody rather than taking the risk of leaving them under surveillance. thank you. joining me retired special

forces officer to dick cheney on counter terrorism. as well as deputy assistant director of the fbi, danny coleson. thank you. how seriously should we take these warnings? >> very seriously. there is the most energetic series of warnings that i've heard coming out of fbi for a long time of even members of congress are given warnings. i think it is because of the high volume of social media traffic coming into the united states from overseas. and i know they believe somebody will pick up on one of these messages to make jihad on the united states that and i think that's why they're so concerned. rightfully so. >> so why now. you've seen a couple of reports in the last few weeks that have shown a demonstrable rise in terror across the globe. why? >> rather than defeating and degrading isis they're growing in capability. just a week ago they coordinated three attacks across three continents france kuwait and

tunisia including murdering 30 british citizens on the beach. i'm convinced another attack of that type is imminent. it will be a lone gunman. a soft target in a fourth of july celebration or a suicide bomber in a shopping mall. >> it seems like we have a pretty passive position when it come to isis. they've taken over lots of iraq. we don't seem to be doing much about it comfortable we rest assured the united states is doing all it can to protect united states citizens? >> i don't believe we are. success breeds success and success breeds converts. i think that's the why you see so many join the movement. they're successful. they've turned armies against

them. you see the black flag flying on our military vehicles. and i think people are emboldened by that. my position i think our other guest position is hit them there. they're going to hit us here. and better there than opposed to dallas texas. >> it seems like there is a lesson out of all this. isis is working in places where there is no meaningful government that can control its own borders. why is the united states government doing all it can to help central governments in that region rather than to journal mine them. that only helps isis. no? >> at the end of the day, this is a war of. we are losing the war of yxds as the other guest said this is

you know a series of successes on the part of isis. we need to be care bfl some of these governments fracturing as we try to defeat isis and keep it in the broader strategic picture. this was a raid in syria that decapitated one of the leaders. those raised are only happening once in a while. >> with respect, when assad controls the entire country, there was no isis. same thing, sorry to say the. when saddam controlled iraq same thing. it seems like groups like the metastasize when no one is in control. >> right them also metastasize when there is an utter lack of american leadership and particularly in leading a modern coalition. it is begging for america to take lead rather than to lead

from the rear. >> so you're planning on enjoying the fourth of july. should you think twice before you do that? >> i wouldn't. i would go. if i want to go celebrate the fourth of july i'm going to do it. i'll be aware of exits, look around somebody that doesn't look right. somebody is walking around a hoodie sweatshirt in the middle of july. that's a key. if you see something, say something. that sounds very trite. we saw in regard to the shooting in north carolina that individual was captured because of a concerned citizen. and most of it comes from people who see something and say something i can't. say it enough. it doesn't sound important but it is the most important they know. >> so it sounds like we're making at least common cause in iran with our fight against isis in iraq. is that happening? or am i misreading accounts? >> no. i don't think so.

i think this administration wants a nuclear deal so badly that everything including the red lines against syria and the assad regime is falling into third or fourth place. and iran knows it and is taking that position and running with it. whether it is pushing in syria, pushing in iraq pushing in yemen, it is starting to push in afghanistan. so our negotiating position has become so weak and iran realizes an opportunity, that they're running as hard as they can. >> it sounds like iraq is controlled by iran and isis. a bad combination to me. the fbi right now is obviously aware of this threat and they're working to prevent attacks. it is such a massive country. 320 million people in the country. what exactly are they doing? to the extent you can divulge that? >> a lot of what they do involves cooperation of local police. the first line of defense in a terrorist attack is the local

police department. the local security agencies. and putting them on notice using the joint terrorism task force as a pass on intel. facial recognition cameras at major events. they're hugely ime's a lot they do and they do it as a partnership. the fbi doesn't do it by themselves. it is the partnerships that are effective. and that will save us. >> how frustrated is the fbi and other law enforcement? by the fact federal government continues to resettle refugees from countries where islamic the is the norm. you're seeing it in the communities and law enforcement has to deal with it. does that upset them at all? >> i think it does. i think immigration is very important to the success of our country. who we allow to come in here. you've seen some you're penal countries cut off immigration.

they've put together little small enclaves. and i think that's a very strong concern and very difficult to develop informants in those groups and i think we're all concerned about that. >> i'll bet they are. thank you for joining us all. >> thank you. coming up mayor bill de blasio of new york city is calling on the city on review the business relationship with donald trump in the wake of trump's remarks about mexican immigrants and the threats they may pose. plus, two more people were attacked by sharks off the east coast. there appears to be a surge in shark attacks. why? what can you do to prevent getting eaten? our experts are here to explain. ♪ ♪ ♪ (charge music) you wouldn't hire an organist without hearing them first. charge! so why would you invest without checking brokercheck? check your broker with brokercheck.

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live from america's news headquarters i'm anita vogel. a major bro to isis after a major drone strike in syria killed one of the group's leaders. the group was instrumental in moving fighters and weapons to syria. the man is also accused of coordinating suicide attacks in iraq. dramatic rescues in the st. louis area. severe flooding stranding dozens of people in a mobile home park. rescue crews had to use boats to bring at least 50 people and their pets out. no word of any injuries. whole foods is apologizing for overcharging customers. it follows an investigation that revealed stores in "new york post"ed the wrong weights on prepackaged foods. executives say it was unintentional. whole foods could face fines for thousands of violations. i'm anita vogel. now let's take you back to

"hannity." for all your headlines, log on to foxnews.com. welcome back. the fallout continues over donald trump's comments about mexican immigrants. now mayor deblastio says it will review all of its contracts with him. we're reviewing trump contracts with the city. donald trump's remarks were disgusting and offensive and this hateful language has no place in our city. bla bla bla. the 2016 gop candidate refuses to back down of course. here's what he said last night on cnn. watch this. >> why did you have to say they were rapists? >> if you look at the statistics of people -- i didn't say about mexicans. i say the illegal immigrants. you look at the statistics on rape on crime, on everything coming in illegally to this country, they're mind-boggling. women being raped.

who is doing the raping? who is doing the raping? how can you say such a thing? look. the problem is you have to stop illegal immigration coming across the border. you have to create a strong border. if you don't, we don't have a country. >> to which america just freaked out. joining me with reaction national review and democratic strategist jessica, welcome to you both. >> thank you. >> so i know you're not generally a big trump defender. but will you at least concede, it is nice to hear from the last unafraid man in america who can say exactly what he really thinks who like the rest of us isn't cowering with the threat of losing his job because he's telling the truth. what are you going on debate about how much of what he said is actually the truth in terms of statistics. what he said was incredibly inartful and poorly phrased. he gets at something very real. the incredible frustration people have with a lawless border. with an administration and an

elite in this country that really looks down its nose at anybody who thinks we have problems with illegal immigration. and he is tapping into some very real frustration and i can see why people find it enjoyable. my own problem is that i think he is not a serious candidate. i think that he is showing right now exactly the down side of what a donald trump presidency would be. which is that he basically makes up stuff as he goes. but i think he can have both these things be true at the same time. he is talking about something authentic that is bothering people but as he bad messenger. >> i'm so struck by the reaction. people are freaked out. >> how freaked out were they? >> i don't know. a hurt dog barks. when someone says something true that no one wants to hear people take great offense. the truth is there is an illegal problem. they don't enforce it and there are a lot of crimes committed by illegal aliens. there are also a lot of good things. >> i think you are allowed to say so. i say it right here on fox news.

we have an illegal immigration problem. a general immigration problem as well. we need a secure border. we also need comprehensive immigration reform. what he's saying is true. he started by making incredibly derogatory comments about an entire nation and making up statistics. the statistics don't back him up as well. >> why is he being deannounced as a racist why is it racist to criticize another country? i don't understand. that doesn't make sense to me. you can't criticize another country without being a bigot? i don't get it. >> he talked about china, right? he said they're currency manipulators. >> demonstrably true. >> but it is not demonstrably true that all mexicans who come to america are rapists. >> do you really think mexico is sending us their sfwheft the

answer is no. don't we have a right to be sort of annoyed by that? the answer is yes. >> why are we freaking out about it? a person is saying he wants to be president of the united states of america. we want to single him to summits with other world leaders? it is embarrassing. this is a country built on immigration. ellis island it is all right here. >> so -- please. continue. >> i was going to say, look de blasio it doesn't shock me that he is behaving this way. he governs new york as if he wants to turn it into a banana republic and this is banana republic behavior. you dislike what somebody says and you will revisit negotiated contracts? i'm not a big fan of donald trump as we've stipulated. what de blasio is doing is outrageous and ridiculous and part of this general mob bullying atmosphere we get from the left these days. you can't just say something people disagree. with you must be punished and be

pelted from the public stage and be driven to the poor house. >> i'm not sending money to donald trump for his presidential campaign. but who is more ludicrous figure? donald trump or de blasio? whose house would you send your kids to if you had to go on vacation unexpectedly? i want to ask you, bernie sanders, long time socialist governor and then senator of vermont is actually doing surprisingly well. kind of amazingly. had a massive turnout. 10,000 in madison, wisconsin. is hillary clinton right to be unconcerned about this? >> i don't think she is unconcerned. i just don't think we've seen her sweat. she is great at standing up there. delivering her points. but i'm sure that the campaign is afraid. he's only 8 behind in new hampshire. i think iowa with a 52-25 in the latest poll which is a big gainful she's still ahead nationally by over 50 points. i don't think it will win the

nomination. but when you think he has pushed her dramatically. she's more liberal than he is on some points. >> she's going to topple? >> that's her new nickname. >> jonah, isn't she in effect a political polio smot inoculates her that she is too far left? she can say you think i'm crazy? look at this guy. he's not a real threat. they could buy him off with a duffle bag full of weed. >> i'm not so sure that he has pushed her to the left. i've been writing about this for a very long time. hillary clinton has this theory that she can put together the obama coalition around her. the entire strategy is to build a base campaign. that means pandering to the leftist base of the party. trying on get the low the information voters to turn out in big numbers which means you have to be a crazy pop list.

the problem is she is a terrible candidate. she is the lady who come up to you and says there's no eating in the library. so bernie sanders is a compelling guy. a funny -- he is a left wing ron paul. people like listening to him. they can see his passion is real and not manufactured and that's the real problem. she is a lousy candidate. >> because she's a phony. and bernie sanders, whatever you think of him, he's not a phony. that's not a come preliminary but it's true. >> bernie sanders is totally authentic. what he said about pushing her to the left. he absolutely has. once he started gaining even an ounce of traction. his first weekend where he had some traction. these are facts that hillary clinton has considered and has realigned her policy stances to come pete. so i think he has pushed her. >> great to see you. >> i'm sorry.

please. >> i was going to say, i think the causation. she planned all along to be left wing. maybe bernie sanders is expediting it. that's where she's coming from. >> we'll see how it turns out. thank you. coming up two more people attacked by sharks leaving many beachgoers afraid to swim in the ocean. should they be? next we'll see what is behind the recent spike in shark attacks. then dozens of teams destroyed a walmart. they wanted to see how much damage they could do. i'll bet you didn't read about that. later, the one and only ann coulter is

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in the outer banks, a man was bitten in waist deep water. made it back to shore. he is recovering from his injuries. but scary any way. that state has seen seven attacks since memorial day. meanwhile, in south carolina, a 12-year-old boy was bitten on his leg and suffered nonlife threatening injuries. what is going on? joining me with reaction is outer banks executive director lee. appreciate you joining us. >> this does sound real. >> there are shark attacks taking place. and more than in memory. why? >> it's extremely unusual. in a state that is used to seeing only one or two attacks a year. it is just unprecedented. we think that it has to do with the higher water temperatures. sharks live in the ocean and they have to eat so they're coming in. they don't typically eat

peel. that's what we've been assured by the experts. sharks don't want to eat you as long as you don't dress like a seal you're okay. should we rethink that? maybe they do want to eat us? >> the shark attacks by and large are accidental. sharks are going after other food supplies. and it is important to remember that the three incidents we've had on the outer banks are over a 40-mile area. and the attacks that have happened along the north carolina shore over 300 miles. meanwhile, the outer banks alone has estimates, 5 million visitors annually. so it is an extremely rare incident. we of course want our visitors to be safe. we want folks to be mindful and to take precautions and to be vigilant and beware of surroundings. there are some simple things you can do. avoid swimming in the early morning, the late evening when sharks timally feed.

don't wear jewelry into the water. swim in groups and in particular be aware of your surroundings. >> yeah. don't thrash around like a wounded sea that lion. thank you for joining us. joining us now, cinematographer and at the marine laboratory dr. bob. thank you for joining us. so bob, we're trying to get a handle on what we can do as in the ocean to not get attacked by sharks. what's your advice? >> actually he just summed it up very well. the only thing i would add to his list is don't swim where people are fishing. i've noticed in these cases, in the carolinas, these recent cases, in most of the cases, there's a fishing pier not far from where these people have been bitten. and no doubt people are fishing off the beach. so we don't want to mix fishing which tries to draw large fish.

we don't want to mix fishing with swimming. so don't swim where people are putting bait in the water that could attract sharks. >> don't drive into the chum slick. good advice. what kind of sharks are these? all of russ fixated on great whites because of "jaws." is that what we should fear? >> no. not in north and south carolina. the white sharks have arrived early. but these sharks are tropical sharks. i believe about seven to eight feet in length. possibly a bull shark, a sand bar, possibly a lemon shark from looking at the bites. they were definitely releases. they were investigating what their subjects were probably in bad visibility and released right after biting. >> in bad visibility. everyone wants to make excuses for sharks. every time i talk to a shark experts, oh, they didn't mean to do it. maybe some of them have gone rogue. >> we're very fascinated with sharks. we have to remember that there are ten drowning death as day

worldwide. and there are many things out there that could get you before a shark does. it seems to be very unfair. such low statistics to point out this animal and somehow kind of demonize it. >> i'm kind of comfortable demonizing it. if you are grabbed by one, what should you do? punch it in the nose? >> you can try that. hitting it in the nose or in the eyes or around the gills. this is not something you need to write town and remember these rules. if it happens, you're going on react naturally. this is a one in 20 million chance that this would happen to you. i wouldn't worry about it. more vigilant about your surroundings listen to the local authorities, get out of the water if sharks are in the area and stay safe. >> is being on a boogie board or a surfboard? is that a risk?

>> if you're surfing where black tip sharks are feeding, then they can see your hand or foot and possibly confuse it with what they're really looking for which is a small fish. and i want to say that to go to your question, why do we defend sharks? it is because people think of "jaws." they have this image of these huge sharks eating people. that's not what we're talking about. in most of these cases, i prefer to call these bites and not attacks. >> that's an interesting point. when sharks do attack they typically take a bite and pull back? do they keep chewing? describe the mechanics of a shark attack? >> well we're really not on the sharks' food chain. right now they're corralling a lot of food near shore, sea turtles. but people are walking out into the water. the sharks are looking for their bait and they bump into something. through their competitive

nature they'll bite. it looked like a seven to eight-foot type of range. it is all mistaken identity. their so sharks practice catch and release pitching too, it sounds like. >> interesting. great to talk to both of you. appreciate you coming on. thank you very much. good luck swimming. coming up dozens of teens in georgia ransack a walmart. and they did it because they want to see how much damage they could cause. it turned out to be a lot of damage. and then later, shawn sits down with the great ann coulter to talk about the confederate

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welcome back to "hannity." a group of teenagers ransack a walmart. they flooded into the storm about 2:00 a.m. sunday morning and started running through

throwing merchandise on the floor. reports are that they caused an estimated $2,000 in damage. the 17-year-old leader of the group was caught. after he got caught and return to look for his cell phone, which he apparently dropped did turk incident. they also turned an elderly disabled man out of his wheelchair durng the rampage. joining me tom, fox news contributor stacy dash. welcome to all of you. i didn't read this story. a very troubling story. what does this say about america? why does this happen? >> we have no moral compass. we have no responsibility with parents, no accountability and this is i think a result of fatherlessness and generational poverty, i think. i can't be sure of all these kids come from -- >> but there is something deeply wrong. >> there's something that's

generational. it is not just young kids. it is 50 of them. 50 of them saying how much can we destroy? >> which is very different from 50 poor people running into a store to get food because they're hungry. this is purely destructive. what gives rise to this? >> a group of bad kids. if they wanted to destroy anything, they should go to sallie may and destroy the computers with our student loans. >> not a bad idea. >> but it goes back to the home training as we say. when you don't have home training and you don't have a structured family where you have discipline. this is not one or two kids. this is like two classrooms of children in high school terms, going to a store to destroy something. and that gives no regard to property. it regard to authority. and it shameful that we see

something like this. >> it is chaotic and vital and a threat to siavization. you see this. it becomes metaphors. this stuff always gets ignored because it points back to the destruction of the family. there are real implications. when the family falls apart, everything falls apart. >> we can't take advantage of the news timts way the left can. i think there were 50 kids. how many bad apples. and he left his phone there. he was one of the big jerks. but a lot of these kids might not come from bad families. it is crowds. i don't like crowds. ever since the 80s. remember the who concert? where people got trampled. that was like the "jaws" of the 80s.

a crowd can turn a good kid into a bad kid. i've seen it during hurricanes. that's why police don't like crowds. everyone says the police come out whenever there's a demonstration. they should break these out. the crowd will make good people bad people. >> and you have to make sure your children do not give into peer pressure. >> and it is pretty hard. it was a planned event. they stormed the store at the same time. so it is easy for us to say one or two kids are a bad apple. but when you know you're doing something criminal. and it is all choreographed. sfx the campaign that encourages you, our viewers, to share your pride in your country. you can do it on twitter, facebook instagram. many of us will be celebrating this weekend. we have a new online poll.

70% say they would consider leaving this country to live somewhere else. if you ask younger people the number jumps to 55%. remember this group voted overwhelmingly for obama in 2012. patriotism love of country. clearly declines over the past ten years. what is that? >> i don't know. isn't that the ultimate success, if you like living here more that's good. if you like living here less what's a clear example that you failed? >> an exact representation of the leader of the country. this shows that he is not leading well. we are in a bad position. what infuriates me are the men and women who risk their lives to keep those freedoms for us.

what a spit in the face this is for them. unacceptable. >> that's for sure. and sad. what do you think this says? >> well i don't know what it says overall but i love being here. i love the lands or any issues that we are going through. but we have to have our patriotism. when people want to leave, i say get a one-way ticket and go. i want people who want to progression. so you take the darwinian grew. >> what's the difference now? the world is all the same. remember when you were in college, your friends went to europe and they say it's so wonderful there. they have health care. and they take vacations half the

year. we could say america is different. we work harder. we don't need the long vacations. we cover our own health care. serving becoming the same. what's the difference if you go live in europe when we're creating a europe here? >> they have better cheese. good point. still depressing. thank you. the new poll reveals the majority of americans don't see the confederate flag as a race ist thanks for calling angie's list. how may i help you? i heard i could call angie's list if i needed work done around my house at a fair price. you heard right, just tell us what you need done and we'll find a top rated provider to take care of it. so i could get a faulty light switch fixed? yup! or have a guy refinish my floors? absolutely! or send someone out to groom my pookie? pookie's what you call your?

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hypocrisy. joining us now in studio a rare appearance. we got her. another new york times best seller. adios america. you always have a different take. this whole issue comes up about the confederate flag. anl coulter says -- >> i've written quite a bit about it. for one thing, to respond to this shooting this horrible sickening shooting in charleston by going after the confederate flag. the guy was a nut, point one. point two as a general matter you keep hearing we're a country of marauding white racists gunning down black people. that's not what the crime statistics suggest. it is especially sick what happened in charleston. those poor lovely

here's what bothers me. if they want to get rid of the flag. >> she wants to -- >> that's fine. if people want to make this about gun control, this kid broke at least -- here's the problem. if we want to stop this from happening. all the information about what a racist lunatic with violent tendency that's this kid had was on the internet before he went and shot these people. we don't have law enforcement looking for these people. that's a problem. nothing they can do because of the deinstitutional movement. they all have the same hair cut, a far away stair, and they have a manifesto. starting with the virginia tech shooting and one in santa

barbara last summer. markers are the same of course there is nothing to do with gun control and the confederate flag. if we're banning symbols that remind us of slavery, we ought to ban the democratic party which fought for slavery. >> we have to send radical republicans down to force democrats to stop discriminating against blacks. kkk was originally formed to fight republicans. mississippi voted on the confederate flags. 33% of black people in mississippi voted to keep the confederate flag. this is a new modern nonsense. >> republican governor wanted to, and guess what? he was voted out of office the next time.

naacp supported the nag staying there. >> this modern idea. the flag we're talking about is a battle flag, taken into battle. anyone who is familiar with history will notice the south is overrepresented in the american military history. it's about the proud warrior culture of the south. blacks and whites. and it was an unbelievable way to end the civil war. the deal made was, and i mean, they were fighting to keep these people in the country. what are you going to do? kick them out now? usually civil wars don't end well, you have guerrilla warriors and it goes on and on. two sides never come together.

and man for man, confederate army was the best to take a field. when president lincoln found out that the south hadn't surrendered he went out and played dixie. are we supposed to get rid of dixie? that is what brought the two sides together. it's part of our history. i'm particularly apalled having just written this book about immigration, with immigrants coming here and not understanding american history coming down the gang plank, i know just what this country needs. how about wait third or fourth generations before bossing us around. bobby jindel doesn't complain about the confederate flag. >> we need a legal immigration moratorium. republicans are too committed to this idea it's only illegal

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around. that is tomorrow night, 10:00 p.m eastern. that is all the time we have left. have a great night and a great #th of july. p next. >> this is a fox news alert. a shark attack surge after america's east coast. hello, everyone. i'm sandra smith. so far at least nine victims in eight locations in just three weeks and now millions of americans heading to the beach. for the fourth of july weekend, the hot spot the carolina coast. so just how afraid should you be if you plan on packing up and heading to the beach? we have a reporter flif erer live in charleston south carolina. what you are seeing along the coastline there? >> we've had a few bites this year. we've had three so far. first one was in may.