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salad about saving organs from aborted fetuses. of course that practice is illegal. >> it shows the negotiation about the price of tissue from abord fetuses. this doctor says she wants enough so she can buy herself a lamborghini. >> what would you expect for intact tissue? what sort of compensation? i would like to know what would make you happy what would work for you.

i know you want to play that game i get it. >> reporter: a quote what they do to sell body parts to kill children and sell their parts, it's clearly i am northerly to give support to them. they talked about prices for body tissue in between look at the menu. planned parenthood said they do not selfish you for profit. now they are accusing the activist of fraud. in a story they put out preemptively they say quite

appears the only people who have broken laws are the extremists who have been hounding doctors and women for years. they miss represented themselves and deceptively edited clips to make the healthcare provider look bad. bill: donald trump jumping to a commanding lead. this is an abc "washington post" poll that was taken before his controversial comments about john mccain. he has the lead at 24% almost twice that of his competitors. carl, good morning to you.

the governor is number 1 to jump in. >> reporter: john kasich has been on the campaign trail for the last year raising money and organization getting ready for this. he does come in late. make him a dark horse kind of a long-shot. to make the first debate you have to be in the top 10. so he's got some work to do. he's a two-term governor ofio. it's the quintessential bellwether swing state. he has an 18-year history in congress. he's the only man alive who has ever balanced the federal budget and the only one to do so when he was the chairman of the house

budget committee. he brings a message that will run particularly well in new hampshire. you were talking about a poll where trump has a double digit lead. where a candidate stand and how you start matters. there i a lot of the enthusiasm at ohio state university, this is his alma matre. he can be occasionally prickly and he can insult an audience. he can take down some of the blunt. he could even follow in the trail of something like donald trump who is out there truth telling saying thing that do fire up consequence. but john case i can knows how to control his rhetoric a heck of a

lot better. there will be contrasts almost immediately. he argues he has a better resume and record than all of them. >> donald trump has an event at the same time today. does that step on kasich? >> we had the horrible church shooting and atrocity. it just happens today to land on top of john kasich's announcement. in trump last night was on o'reilly. bill grilled hip over john mccain and illegal immigration. and some say this is as close to an apology though it technically wasn't that donald trump has come to john mccain. >> i will say this. i have respect for senator mccain. i used to like him a lot. i raised a lot of money for him

in his campaign against president obama. hopefully i said it correctly i would like him how to do something with the 15,000 people that were in phoenix about illegal immigration. they are being decimated. and i would love to see him do a much better job take care of the veterans bill. >> reporter: mr. trump likes to say nor mccain has a lot of control over that. but the committee with jurisdiction over the va is the veterans affairs committee and john mccain doesn't sit on that committee. martha: a leading in the newspaper is calling on donald trump to drop out of this race. an editorial in the des moines register saying this.

the best way trump can serve his country is to apology to john mccain and terminate this ill-conceived campaign. >> i don't think he cares at all. he's surging in the polls and he's take on the establishment. he thrives on controversy. can he go the distance in that's the big question. especially because the gop establishment is so worried about hip winning the nomination. martha: when you look deeper into this editor yailt's quite scathing. if he were just a b-list celebrity his unchecked ego could be look at at as mild amusement. but he's sorely unqualified to sit in the white house as

president. people are responding to something here. what lesson is there in this? >> he's plain spoken. he's tapping into voter anger. it's a free country. donald trump can run for president and editorial board can attack him. is he going to thrive in the debate or will a lot of the candidate gang up on him. the head of the rnc called donald trump and said tone it down. what happened? donald trump said that about john mccain. you can't control him. but what you might see is the rest of the candidate ganging up on him. bill: we have a powerful lineup. the 2016 candidates are live in if the newsroom. we'll talk to rick perry about

the surging donald trump. next hour louisiana governor bobby gin dainl side of america's elect headquarters. 16 days away from the forum in prime time on fox. martha: there are growing questions today surrounding president obama's response to the deadly attacks that took the lives of four marines are and a sailor in tennessee. the flag at the white house still not lowered to half-staff. why would that be? why would this be a difficult decision for the white house in honoring these five victims? bill: take a look at the face of the israeli prime minister.

in the meeting with the israeli ambassador. martha: this woman saw a baby left in a car on a sweltering day. it's not muted. was that you jason? it was geoffrey! it was jason. it could've been brenda.

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bill: the former governor of texas rick perry is not a fan of trump. this is donald trump at 24% top left column. wow. the next close competitor, scott walker at 13%. just a specific question about donald trump. why do you believe he's catching fire with many americans? >> i think polls at this particular point in time, maybe they are snapshots but i know better than to hang my hat on a horse race poll at this time. a lot -- this is a about a very long process where people will lay out their visions and hopes and optimism for the future.

that's going to be my case. it's going to be about solutions. i think americans are going get focused in. who is it who has the experience and who has the optimism and positive view for the future and who has the solutions to take care of things like border security. i think mr. trump got a lot of attention talking about the border. i got a lot of attention last year doing something about the border. that's what americans are looking for. bill: he said a lot of things about you and frankly they were not flattering. you have written an op-ed talk about him. you said i believe his philosophy is not conservativism. but demagoguery and nonsense and you call him a cancer to conservativism. >> i refer to that as trumpism,

not conservativism. i don't believe his rhetoric is good for america. we need somebody to bring this country together. we had 8 years a president who divide us by race and gender and economics. when need somebody to bring us together. but he's not interested in that. more last greeley -- horace said fame is a vapor and riches have wings. the only thing that endures is character. i suggest people will get focused on this issue of character. they want somebody who has a strong internal character. frankly we are not seeing that in donald trump. bill: you said running for president is not a tv reality

show. >> he doesn't represent the republican party i represent. i don't know if donald trump knows what political party he is part of. when you have think about the things he has been for whether it's single-pair healthcare or -- single-payer healthcare, and i'm not sure donald trump knows what he's for other than donald trump. bill: sometimes that's what cam prains all about. on the debate stage he will probably say you have done a lousy job of border security. >> i would say he's taken a cheap shot at texas ranger recon teams. our texas national guard that volunteered to go and do the job the federal government failed to do. and i'll probably give him instruction in the constitution

that it's not a state's responsibility to be securing the border. that's the federal government's responsibility. he may not know that, but i'll do my best to instruct him. bill: you have taken that upon yourself in texas. all this is going on and all this focus on the race for the nomination and what donald trump said or did not say. you have iranian nuclear negotiations that have been approved by the united nations and you have another step toward normalizing relations with cuba between the u.s. and cuba there. all these are huge issues we as a country have to address for some time to come. so is all of this a distraction? >> i don't think there needs to be a distraction from securing our border. what we did on the border in texas last year was reduce the

apprehensions by 74%. americans care about that. but they also care about a bad deal this president constructed with iran, and also i think there are a lot of americans that realize that normalizing these relationships with cuba is not good for the cuban people and not good for america. we can do these and pair well. i think it's important to talk about. here are the solutions that face us as a country. whether it's securing that bored or whether it's putting a coalition in place in the middle east to address isis. the president of the united states the expect president of the united states should negate terror that agreement with iran. but first i hope the united nations congress acts and sends a clear message this is not going to stand. and you have got the president who is totally and absolutely going around congress, tearing

up centuries of constitutional requirement that the congress be the one that make a decision on this. i don't understand the president on this. but it's his m.o. the president when he doesn't get his way he goes around congress. bill: thank you for your time, governor rick perry austin, texas today. martha: presidential candidate rand paul says he will take a chainsaw to the tax code literally. there is that. new video from palms campaign. bill: why has the president not ordered the white house flags

lowered to honor the soldiers massacred in chattanooga. >> there are questions raised why the president hasn't lowered the flags in response to the chattanooga shooting. ♪ you're only young once. unless you have a subaru. (announcer) the subaru xv crosstrek. symmetrical all-wheel drive plus 34 mpg. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru.

martha: there are growing questions over president obama's response to the chattanooga shootings. the president has not ordered white house flags to be flown at half-staff to honor those victims. reporters pressing josh earnest on this yesterday. here his how that went. >> following newtown the boston bombing pant massacre at fort hood the president ordered the flags lowered to half-staff.

there are questions about why he hasn't don't same with the chattanooga shootings. >> he will address this tomorrow. i don't have more information. martha: john roberts joins us live. what are we hearing about this? >> reporter: there are a lot of complaints about two things, one, the lack of response from the president and why like the other tragedies when the president ordered the flags at half-staff. >> flag the -- fly the flag. why isn't the white house lit up. why aren't we doing something? >> across chattanooga and

tennessee flags are at half-staff. the president as you heard from josh earnest will be addressing the vfw. we are getting our first look inside the recruiting center behind me. these pictures obtained exclusively by fox news. you can see the gunfire that came through the front doors and ripped into couches and desks. all of those soldier and service members inside at times hit the deck by the time those bullets ripped through. but look at the amount of damage it's amarkable nobody was hurt more seriously. law enforcement sources told me they belong a handgun that does not tblongt short or police. they believe one of the marines

may have had his personal weapons inside the reserve center and used it to try to defend himself against abdulazeez when he came inside the door. it's not permitted forward service members to have weapons but this appeared to be the only type of fire power any type of effective defense that any of the people in there at the time had martha. march thrirls so much controversy over that, john. thank you very much. bill: a day a u.n. endorsed the nuclear deal on iran, the president trying to convince the deal with work. why israeli officials aren't so quick to agree on that. martha: an american wing the british open. the exact moment for zach johnson. >> i thank the lord, i thank my

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bill: the senate armed services committee about to begin their hearing on the 39th army chief of staff. martha: congress is getting set to take up the iran nuclear deal while ash carter is in the middle east to assure our allies about his benefits. he met with benjamin netanyahu. there is a picture of that earlier this morning. that was one day after the united nations 15-0 backed that plan. israel's u.n. envoy warning as they see it iran is the only winner in this deal. >> when they are laughing you

know something is wrong. friends the villian is laughing and his laughter echos throughout the world loudly and clearly. martha: john bolton is former ambassador to the u.n. good morning. good to have you with us. you listen to the foreign minister from israel it's quite clear they feel iran's jubilation over this deal is something to make us all wonder. this is a wonderful deal from iran's point of view. they achieved their objectives. they did it by making a trivial ease live reversible concessions opening the nuclear front. i think they see their way to nuclear weapons capabilities paved by this deal. legitimized by this deal and i think they are entirely correct.

martha: ash carter's mission is to do some diplomacy. he says we are allies and on this issue we'll need to agree to disagree. what do you think about that? >> for israel it's an existential issue. >> i think when ariel sharon called iran as posing a threat after nuclear holocaust to his country, he was right. this is something the israelis see as the biggest threat to israel and i think they are right. the arab view is that an iran with nuclear weapons

dramatically changes the balance of power in their region. martha: secretary of state john kerry said we had to go to the u.n. to put this through. he says it was a tricky thing for to us pull off with these negotiating countries because they don't want to be beholding to the united nations congress. what do you think about that? >> that's ridiculous. what he should have said is we are walking a fine line with congress here and the best way to maximize our chances of getting it appeared is wait for the sovereign nationing negotiating the deal to go through their own national decision making process. i think there is a theology some people hold that somehow the security council can bind congress with the result. that's not true. for americans there is no authority higher than the constitution. but i think that's in their view

and it was an insult to the congress. >> i know you believe they will move forward with building nuclear weapons in iran. but they are always crafty in terms of how they do things and the time window it falls on for american politics. so we'll be in an election year next year. you hear republican candidates saying they will put the sanctions back into place. what do you expect their timing to be in light of that? >> i think in the near term they will be miss goody two shoes. then they want the sanctions lifted. then it's back to business as usual. the ayatollah can read the calendar just like we can. they know they have got their mark the white house. so my view is they are not going to wait 10 nears for this deal to expire. they will november aggressively to get that capability.

if if i were the ayatollahs, if i were going to test in iran, i would test after the 2016 election. martha: john kerry said anywhere any time inspections is a silly idea. he says it never happens that way. do you agree with that? >> he's right in effect. it's just the deception the administration practiced. i have think iran are already in violation of this treaty. that would comport with their behavior in the past. i believe they have got facility we don't know about. at least there is a substantial risk of that and the work will proceed without any inspection by anybody because we don't even know they exist. martha: they may be goody two shoes after this, but they don't do anything to quell the anger.

ambassador bolton, thank you very much. we'll see you next time, sir. bill: what a performance the american zach johnson win can the british open and doing it with class. he won the masters in 2007. the native out of iowa getting emotional in victory. cool stuff here. >> i'm humbled. thankful. i feel great. i thank the lord. i thank my friend. i thank my family. bill: on on he went. jordan spieth falling short. he said he made a mistake on number 18. he said he's not beating himself up over it.

he later gave johnson a hug. >> it's oh great to see these real gentlemen playing the game and treating each opt were respect. good for these two young men bringing it back. well done. there is disturbing video that allegedly shows a planned parenthood executive discussing cash for aborted fetal tissue. this story is so disturbing and we have to bring it to you because it raises so many questions. you have to hear what's going on to decide for yourself wham going on. kentucky senator rand paul joins us "his interpretation. bill: the surfer fighting off the shark attack is telling the world about that ordeal. >> i haven't got a strap on me.

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martha: engineers assessing a collapsed bridge in southern california. a second of the bridge collapsing closes a major route from california to arizona. it was just given an "a" rating. the department of prance tore takes is hoping to divert traffic on to the westbound part of that bridge which did not collapse. but first engineers need to make sure it was not damaged. bill: some easy grading. wow! senator rand paul says a plan to fix our nation's tax system is a good start but he's proposing one giant step further.

demonstrated with a chainsaw being made public for the first time. [♪] bill: here is senator rand paul live in washington. good morning to you. it's the first we have seen it. welcome. >> we think the tax code is killing american jobs. we thought we would have a contest at randpaul.com to see

how people would kill the tax code. bill: you have got an idea, 14.5%. let me get to the question. what does that do in your view to the u.s. economy? >> i think it would take off like gangbusters. i think a single flat rate of 14.5%. people would want to move to america. right now american companies are moving away from the u.s. to get away from the tax code. i want people to move to america because we have a tax code that entices people. bill: there are candidate on my list who also support a flat tax. what is so different?

>> ours is unique that it also eliminates the payroll tax. if you maid $40000 a year you won't pay a payroll tax. people have said a flat tax is only for rich people. undermine everybody will benefit including the working class. someone making $40,000 will get $2,000 more on their check every year. >> i have always been in favor of a flatter simpler tax code. i think we have the best one. we get rid of the payroll tax and you can fill out our tax return on one page. bill: did you sharpen the blades on that chainsaw. >> one thing i don't do is sharpen the chain. i need help for that. bill: you were tweeting about

defunding planned parenthood. just this morning we got more footage of the senior executive of planned parent hood talking about how much they would pay for body parts. what can you do, senator? >> i'm going to do everything i can to stop it. i think americans have run away from the abortion issue. we are talking baby parts. they are crushing a babies head and then using body parts to sell them. even people who are pro-choice would be aghast it's

unconscionable. bill: you are not accepting the apology that came out from planned parenthood friday. >> everything planned parenthood does other than abortion is done by community health clinics. no taxpayer dollars should go to it because they are directly and indirectly paying for abortion. all the things plan the parenthood says they do for people can be done through community clinics. bill: you said some people are running away from this issue. americans or republicans or democrats specifically. >> i think all the public is squimish. the state has a function. i'm for a small government. but the state has a function of protecting life.

we can't rip apart babies and pass out different parts of the baby for sale. even people who think they are pro-choice are not for taking out whole babies and distributing the parts to different people for money. i think this is ghastly. maybe people will change their mind about whether the government ought to be involved in this. bill: donald trump is 24%. scott walker is 13%. jeb bush is 12%. what is it about the donald trump? >> it could be the $3 billion worth of publicity he's gotten by being on every channel. i think if i could get a billion dollars worth of free tv maybe we would get the same kind of surge. but this will happen throughout the campaign. it will be a year process and i

think what you will find is many people are once their ideas are put out to the public. one individual is getting that chance. people are going to look at all the candidates before making decisions. march report dea is accused of discriminating against veterans. bill: two of the country's biggest stars calling it quits. what they are saying about the end of their marriage. [♪]

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shelton and roberta lambert announcing the end of their marriage. they filed yesterday. a sad story. martha: they seem like a nice couple. maybe they will work it out. maybe they will be like johnny cash and june. they broifng and got back together. there is new fallout from a loft fox news told you about. lawmakers demanding answers over alleged discrimination against agents who are reservists. what's the latest here. >> a blackberry can be used as a tracker or activated to

overhearing a conversation which is exactly what two agents claim the dea did to them. derek is one of 16 reservists who say the agency treat them unfairly and illegally because he served overseas. >> the second i mentioned i was a reservist, the conversation changed dramatically. next day they held a special meeting for us, for me, and they canceled the transfer. >> reporter: . denying service because of military is illegal. they said the agency think that black beryly under the hood of their car. >> i saw a blinking light. i put my hand in and i realized there was something moved in

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so the republican presidential field is expanding yet again. a little over on hour from now ohio governor john kasich, will announce he is running for president as well. i am martha maccallum. welcome. >> i am bill hemmer. it is like the sweet 16 because this is 16. the governor may have to play a

little catch up. the first debate is less than three weeks away. chris is here. your thoughts on number 16? >> well he may have the strongest resume of anyone in the field. budget committee chairman, two-term governor of a hugely important swing state and most impressively former fox news anchor. he has a working class sensibility the party needs. any other election year he might be the top tier but this time it is hard to see how he will get oxygen in the crowded field. >> how does the getting in late strategy work for him? >> it might help in that almost

everyone has gotten a bump from the announcement so maybe he will get enough bump to get in the top 10 and into the debate. he has expanded medicaid in ohio supports common core and has a compassionate conservative message that is hard to distinguish from jeb bush. you would have to see jeb fizzling for kasich to get footing in the race. he is going to camp out in new hampshire and maybe anything can happen there but others are doing the same there so it is hard to see how it goes. >> i want to play a scott walker sound byte and what happened with him and the family that confronted him on immigration. >> we are a nation of laws and

after the president said he is making the law himself and then decided to change the law even though you cannot do that. you have to follow the law. >> this family walked up to him saying you have going to break up our family. a lot of people think it might have been a setup. how do you think he handled? >> i think he handled it splindedly saying the rule of law is the most important. scott walker has been through the fire. in the intense debate over the unions in wisconsin is used to personal confrontation and didn't show anger or irritation and showed sympathy while holding his ground. it was a good moment i thought for him. >> august 6th is the day.

fox news and facebook will team up to bring you the first 2016 debate. you can submit questions right now. tell us what you want to know. it is going to be really interesting. it is going to be i think, a bench mark for the candidates to move up or drop out. >> you are right. we are counting down, too. kasich next hour, you will see it. hearing on the hill on safety concerns stemming from immigration policy. at the forefront of the debate is sanctuary cities in america. kate steinle was killed by an illegal immigrant deported five times. steinle's father is going to

testify at the hearing. mike emanuel is live and what are lawmakers considering? >> reporter: they are calling for swift action to prevent this from happening. republicans are threatening to strip federal funding for cities that are not complying with the immigration laws. you can expect tough questions fired at leon rodriguez and the working from custom enforcement on why the feds don't do a better job of deporting the immigrants when released from prison. >> what are other examples of

families that suffered losses will be at the hearing? >> a man whose husband was shot a woman whose son killed by a drink driver, and a woman whose husband was shot in a convenience store and kate steinle's family. >> we will this particular set of circumstances and the people involved the different agencies, let us down. >> reporter: one would expecta expecta -- expect anger and tears today. >> mike emanuel, thank you. the army's longest serving general is speaking out. general ray talking about the chattanooga shooting and whether service members at military facilities should be armed. jennifer griffin is life with more on this. good morning jennifer.

>> reporter: good morning. general ray was chatted saying he is not sure about arming every veteran and giving weapons to recruiters. he sat down with us saying the remarks were misunderstood. >> what do we need to do to best protect them? we will look at every avenue new. arming them there are authority issues with that. another question asked do you think all shoulders should be armed on all instillations and i have critics. >> in tennessee a 21-year-old civilian can carry a weapon why was a marine or soldier without a weapon and vulnerable. >> when you wear this uniform you represent something different. you represent the constitution of the united states and all of

other things. i want to protect our soldiers obviously to the best possibly and most highest standard we can and we want to come up with the best solution. i don't want to rush something and make a mistake. >> reporter: the general replacing him was asked by senator john mccain if recruit recruiters should be he said under certain issues and recommended recruiting stations add bulletproof glass and increase security patrol outside. republican leaders lowering the flags to half staff in honor of the five service members killed in chattanooga. bobby jindel wants to be the

next president and he is live with his reaction on that and more. and lawmakers from both parties slamming the president for letting the united nations sign off on the iran nuclear deal before congress got a chance to review it. we will hear from michael mccaul on that. and another executive prom planned parenthood talking about the price of donateing tissue from unborn babies. >> what would you expect for in tact tissue? what compensation?

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>> three people in a hospital after a balcony collapsed in colorado. police were able to rescue a person partially trapped. several people injured but the injuries are said to be minor and investigators are looking into cause. >> house speaker john boehner ordering the flags at the capital to be lowered to half staff to remember the victims in chattanooga. last week's rampage claimed five

lives but the white house flags have not been lowered to half staff. we have seen it all across the country in towns and homes. i am joined by bobby jindel who is live in des moines iowa. >> good morning. thank you for having me back. >> he heard from josh ernest when asked why is the flag not at half staff at the white house he said we will have to get back to you on that one. and we know it was lowered for newtown, boston, and other events. so why not this one? >> look i think that is exactly right. we have a president who is only interested in tragedy when it suits his political purpose. within 24 hours after charleston he was talking about gun control. of course the flag should be at half mass but why isn't he talking about the threat of

radical islam? david cameron give a powerful speech the prime minister over the united kingdom, gave a speech talking about the danger of radical islam, and the evil we face. our president still trying to lead from behind. he may be the last leader in the free world that doesn't recognize this threat. i think it is not politically correct. he needs to say islam has a problem and that is radical islam. >> we will talk later about the comments made by david cameron so i am glad you brought that up. in terms of the issue and what happened in chattanooga we are watching the chairman here reviewing mark nilly who suggested he would be in favor of arming military members some perhaps, at the recruiting centers. what do you think about hat? >> absolutely. we ordered the flags at half

mass in louisiana, i signed an ex ex ex ex ex -- executive order to arm the national guard. i am a firm believer in the second amendment right and especially when it comes to the military. we know isis is targeting military members and the recruit recruitment centers. let's not let what happened in tennessee happen again. >> let's move to politics. it is going to be 16 today when john kasich gets tht race. we see trump at 24%. i cannot get over how many names are on the list. there are quite a few. what do you think about the fact he is at 24%? scott walker is the next closest at 13%. >> i think national polls are measuring name id.

i think if tom brady ran he would be number one. we have having great crowds standing only positive numbers about in iowa. i don't think they want anyone to clear the field to anoint a candidate. voters want to hear from someone with a proven track record. and let's not be cheap democrats and be conservatives and repeal affordable care act, decline the size of government secure the border and many other things. >> the donald trump thing is a big topic. he is getting traction and we are getting a ton of viewer comments spot supportive of him. if donald trump wins the nomination for president would you vote for him? 62% say they definitely would not. so people in the polls are

saying they really like what donald trump is saying and they are glad he is in but they would definitely not vote for him. he is doing something to capture energy in the nation. is that something you want to tap into? >> voters are looking for an outsider, a truth teller someone who is not politically correct. jeb bush says we have to be willing to lose the primary in order to win the general and i disagree. republicans should embrace their own principles. there are republicans in washington, d.c. that think marriage is a distraction and don't think we can repeal and replace obamacare and are secretly glad the supreme court ruled the way they did. i think voters are saying we need to shrink the government protect the new born and degrade isis and someone that will

secure the border not talk about amnesty. that message is rezsonating. we have a republican majority and things are not a lot better. i think folks know this is the most important election of their life time. we need to stop the slide under socialism we are under now with obama and will be with clinton as well. >> you made the top 10 in iowa and we will see how you do and look forward to seeing you in iowa as well. good to have you. >> thank you. >> thank you for having me. a fed up judge calling the state department to tell them why it took more than four years to get records on hillary clinton. jim jordan from the oversight committee is here to talk next about this.

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he is a great surf and escaped a shark attack in south africa and he is speaking out. this is my favorite part. unbelievable. that was the final round of a

surf competition. shark swam up and knocked him off the board. he fought off the predator with his first. he said it will take a long time to get over this one. >> i haven't got a scratch on me. just more emotional and mental sort of trauma right now. i am just lucky i have really good people around me and great friends to pick me up. >> that is for sure. moments after this they showed up on jet skis and got him out of there. they canceled the competition after that. he sounds just like russell crowe. >> a little bit. i could listen to him all day. what a story he has. a federal judge lashing out at the state department attorney over a four year delay in complying with the request for

hillary clinton's personal record during her time at the state. jim jordan republican from ohio, member of the benghazi select committee, welcome here. >> good morning. >> here is the deal. the u.s. district judge richard leon is ticked off saying i want to find out what has been going on, or what hasn't been going on the state department has not been respond. >> spot on. we had a subpoena for two years. this is not the first federal judge weighing in on getting the documents to the right people. we had a subpoena for two years and they are dragging their feet. we only have 70% of the

documents from people and we need the documents to get to the truth for the american people and most importantly for the four families. >> what is in the documents? >> who knows they are dragging their feet. some of the information was there and we will bring that out when we depose them which is why you want this information before the depositions. the key person at the state department, kate duval was at the irs before this and was the chief council when last year -- chief council to the irs commissioner -- when 400 tapes were lost. she is at the state department now and her job is document production still. she is in charge of complying

with document production. when that key individual was there at the irs when that scandal was unfolding and we were trying to get documents from lois lerner 422 tapes destroyed and now she is here. judicial watch filled and they have had success and the judge is now demanding these documents within a week. will it happen? >> the courts have been helpful in the foyer request and times we have been trying to get information. it has been an outside group demanding it going to the judge, and the judge gets them there. i think it is a good thing. they better comply with the court. if they don't they are in trouble. >> we will see then. republican from ohio thank you for being here in new york. the president's handling of the controversial nuclear deal

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there is new fall out in the controversy surrounding planned parenthood and the allegations they are selling body parts of unborn babies.

a second video surfacing showing the top executive negotiating the price of baby tissue. >> what sort of compensation do you expect from in tact body parts? (inaudible) >> i would like to know what would make you happy and work for you. >> you want to play that game i get it. but -- >> julie is a fox news con contributor and michael is here as well. welcome both of you to this. second video over five days, michael. if you recall from last week it

was a similar scenario where planned parenthood came out to distance themselves from that employee. what do we make of this? >> she is haggling over the price of baby part and says labor in the video because she wants to buy a lambergini. there is a second planned parenthood. it goes back to people literally snipping the spines of babies after they are delivered. it is something coming from the culture that says life is not volleyball valuable. we cannot be on board with this. >> this second video has been out 90 minutes. what do you make of it? >> it is what it appears to be it is illegal but i want to

reserve judgment on it. >> what did you think of last week? >> there are two issues. one is the selling of fetal tissue which is illegal and planned parenthood said they don't exist and the second issue is using fetal tissue for research which you do with the woman's consent. i support that and other pro-life people support that. it has helped cure issues whether it is the polio vaccine or parkinson's cures. this will save a lot of lives. >> back to the issue today planned parenthood felt so strongly they had to come out and distance themselves from the individual last week. and they did not feel this was

an issue they could run away from. >> this is not an issue they could run away from. planned parenthood came out the president of planned parenthood came out saying they do not sell fetal tissue. it is legal to donate the tissue. >> what would the organization say now? >> i have no idea. i would like to see the whole video. if it appears to be what we saw it is illegal and clearly wrong and they should condemn it. >> it is not just what planned parenthood is going to do. federal tax dollars go to planned parenthood and there is no organization they should be funneled to a company like this. people should know democrat members of congress receive money from planned parenthood. richard hannah from new york has

received money from the organization. we have a moral liability to stand up to what is going on. >> is there enough support in congress to defund that? >> absolutely. >> you will absolutely see in september congress is going to de-fund planned parenthood. it doesn't matter what you think or which side you are on. there is no reason we should have a crony ism going on where the tax dollars are being funneled to a controversial organization. >> i am out of time. this topic is going to continue and we will see the response from the organization at some point we assume later today. julie and michael thank you. secretary of state john kerry is taking a trip to capitol hill delivering a classified briefing on the

nuclear deal and many lawmakers are fuming over the fact the united security council had the first say on the deal. but secretary kerry say world leaders wanted it that way. >> we got our colleagues in sovereign countries who have no obligation to the congress, to agree to accept 90-days of no implementation of the resolution they voted on. but some of the other countries were resistant to the idea that they are job subject to the united states congress. >> michael mccaul is chairman of the house means committee. what are you doing in miami? >> i am meeting with intelligence officials coast guard and cbt officials about

security in the western hemisphere. iran has an influence in cuba and lawsuit this area. we are concerned about the negotiation and what it means for the safety of the homeland. >> in terms of secretary kerry's comments he is saying to folks on the hill look back down. we had a tough time getting the deal and as part of the deal we were lucky we got these nations to agree we will talk to you about it for 90 days so you should be thankful. >> i think the american people through their representatives should be weighing in on the decision. i warned about this in a foreign affairs hearing and talked to our ambassador oo the united nation and sent a letter to the president and the secretary john kerry that they can through the

american people first before submitting this to the un council where you have countries like russia weighing in on the decision before congress. i think lawmakers are frustrated the fact un sanctions could be lifted on the teal and the train is out of the station. the only think that stop this is to disapprove the resolution and override the president's veto. that is the only way we can stop it. if the united states congress votes down this measure then i think the entire deal will employim implode. >> a lot of people are looking to senator chuck schummer. it is difficult.

how do you think it looks? >> i think he is one of the key points. i was meeting with israel officials, and jewish community officials last night talking about the strategy to get a-pack to weigh in with the members. they are a bipartisan organization and have the key on senator schummer. he is the key to stopping the entire deal. >> there is a lot of precssure on him. you mentioned the influence of syria and iran in the caribbean and other areas people are not familiar with. can you tell us about that briefly? >> my biggest concern is this bill frees up hundreds of thousands to a strong support of

state terrorism. hezbollah is there. my concern with the western hemisphere and they have great influence with venezuela. they have flights that go unchartered and have given hundreds of billions. what can they do to the homeland coming across the southwest border with enriched uranium they can continue to process and export. that is my real concern as chairman of homeland is what they can do. in addition to what you talked about earlier we discovered there is a syria colony jumping to the virgin islands and this is a real concern in terms of maritime security stopping syrian coming from the united states. we will be investigating on

following up with this with great intensity. >> we hope so. we look forward to hearing what is on your plate. >> 19 minutes before the hour. the british prime minister laying out plans to fight extremism and david cameron not afraid to use the word islamic terrorism. >> they are showing if men rape underage girls and stone insuspect women to death. this is a vicious brutal and fundamentally horrible situation. >> the prime minister's stron stance is very different from someone elses. that is next.

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>> david cameron is unveiling plans to combat what he has labeled islamic extremism in the unit kingdom.

he focused on fighting the ideas that lead to violence. he had very tough talk for anyone who is considering joining isis or any terror group. >> here is my message to any young person in britain thinking of going out to join: you will not be a valued member of a move. if you a boy, they will brain wash you and put bombs on your body and blow you up. if you a girl they will abuse you. that is the sick, brutal world of isis. >> leslie marshall and tammy bruce are joining me now. welcome to you both. >> good morning. >> tammy i don't remember if president obama used words like this to young people.

has he in your recollection and should me? >> obviously, yes. the british have had enough. i think the resort massacre shocked them into realizing they must end political correctness and be blunt and get rid of the moral relativeness. it is women and children and little boys who are brainwashed as well that end up at the brunt of the horror. the english have a problem in saying no to this thinking it about is western value to allow people to do as they please. he made a good correlation between child pornography and ending that because there is a moral imperative. if we can shock the islamist framework out of their ability.

there is 4,000 cases alone just last year in england they realize they must put a stop to this. this is the beginning of saying enough is enough. >> we talk about the deep history of muslims in the united kingdom and he said i am not talking about muslims i know want peace and he said i know you are as outraged about this as i am. it is time to stand up to islamic extremism. is this a good strong message and do you want to hear more prom president obama? >> we get so hung up on labels. i think what the british prime minister did regarding kids and speaking to them i think that is a good thing. that wasn't the people joining isis we have seen on these websites according to the counterterrorism task force and exports i interviewed. we a are seeing people who are angry and like the idea of

having gun and power and four women as wives and they are buying into this. terrorist want one thing. and that is power. they want power. >> they are getting that quickly with the young people they are signing up. he called on the internet -- it is a pretty specific plan. we have breaking news so we have to go. i hope we pick it up again. >> thank you, tammy and leslie. this is what is happening on capitol hill. this is jim steinle the father of kate steinle. he will be at the microphone in a matter of moments as the house is set to vote this week on defunding in some way sanctuary cities like san francisco. how would they do that? how would they get that done?

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hearing underway on the hill about sanctuary cities in america and one particular witness has been affected by this in a significant way. kate steinle's father is testifying and this is what he had to say about his personal experience just a moment ago: >> kate was special in the way she connected to people. we called it the kate affect. she was a beautiful, kind happy caring loving, deep in faith. kate had a special soul a kind and giving heart, a smile that

would light up the room. she loved to travel spend time with her friends, and most of all spend time with her family. in fact the day she was killed we were walking arm and arm on pier 14 in san francisco enjoying a wonderful day. a shot rang out, kate fell and looked at me and said help me dad. those are the last words i will ever hear from my daughter. the day kate died she changed her facebook cover photo to a saying that said whatever is good for your soul do it. that truly describes kate's spirit. after graduating, she went to work for a title company and

saved her money so she could see the world and travelled to spain, thailand amsteradam just to mention a few. we even went to india to reach out to families and spent time with a woman's family and came back a changed person. everywhere she went throughout the world she signed the good light of a good american. unfortunately do to misjointed laws, the united states has suffered a self-inflicted in the wound in the murder of our daughter boy the hands of someone who should never have been on the streets. the alleged murder is an undocumented immigrant who has been convicted of seven fellony

charges and deported five times. he was released from jail and allowed to stay freely because of the illegal loop holes. it is unbelievable to see so many innocent americans killed by undocumented immigrants. we came across a statistic saying between 2010-2014 121 criminal ally -- aliens were charged with homicidal related offenses. >> really powerful stuff. congress is working on legislation that could this week punish sanctuary cities in america. we will see if that is successful. a lot of folks want to cut off the money and we will see if they can do that. we will be right back with more.

>> moments away from number six teen. bill: does it stop at 16? who are we waiting on in then there is 32. martha: bill hemmer to get in and others. bye, everybody. jon: we begin with a fox news alert. ohio governor john kasich set to make his entrance this hour into the very crowded 2016 gop field. he brings with him his brand of compassionate conservatism and blunt talk as well. welcome to "happening now." i'm jon scott. >> better party with more people. i'm jenna lee. john kasich is the two-term governor of a key swing state. live pictures from the campus of ohio state university where kasich supporters are waiting for their man to take the stage. governor kasich has very interesting and varied resume'. former wall street executive and fox news host as well. he is a nine-term