, right. >> looking for bergdahl.nk they're going to get a lot of sympathy. >> he'll guilty and he'll be found guilty but they're not going to do much to him. be found guilty and they'll give him a dishonorable discharge or whatever. thank you very much as always. laura has a brand-new website project called life zett. might want to check that out. factor tip of the day, patience paying off in my life. the tip moments away. seems liked block. that reminds me... anyone have occasional constipation, diarrhea... ...gas, bloating? yes! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against occasional digestive issues. with three types of good bacteria. live the regular life. phillips'. bill's got a very tough 13lie here...... looks like we have some sort of sea monster in the water hazard here. i believe that's a "kraken", bruce. it looks like he's going to go with a nine iron. that may not be enough club... well he's definitely going to lose a stroke on this hole. if you're a golf commentator, you whisper

did you see what donald trump said about bow bergdahl on wednesday. >> we get a trader named bergdahla dirty rotten traders. in the whole -- old days -- >> could that straight talk get the donald sued? we'll tell i what's happening this morning. he will be shocked. >>> the middle east is burning, the stock market collapsing and we're 16 trillion ddsr $in debt. the government made it a priority to rename the raisen. yes. it's insulting. mornings are better with friends. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> where is the band? >> i just saw them in the elevator. there were a dozen of them coming out. i said how many rockers can you fit in one elevator, thelevator. >> night ranger, i've never seen them perform during the day. this could be an exclusive. hang out with us. >> i wonder if they will use those night vision glasses. >>> we've got a brat -- great day planned in the 8:00 eastern time hour. drop by. >> you may want to bring an umbrella though. >> rain or show. -- rain or shine. >> the is the iowa caucus tomorrow. you would think the general election or last primary is tomorrow. >> it is going to be an exciti

but take sergeant bergdahl. does anybody remember that name? so we get a traitor named bergdahl, a dirty, rotten traitor -- [ cheers and applause ] >> -- who by the way, when he deserted, six young beautiful people were killed trying to find him, right? and you don't even hear about it anymore. somebody said the other day, well, he had some psychological problems. you know when the old days -- bing, bong. [ laughter ] when he were strong, when we were strong. so we get bergdahl, a traitor, and they get five of the people that they most wanted anywhere in the world, five killers that are right now back on the battlefield, doing the job. that's the kind of deals we make. that's the kind of deals we make. right? am i right? six men died. probably more than that. they probably don't -- and you know the amazing thing, i said, well, you know what, you can't do those trades. those trades are no good to start off with. those trades are no good, you can't do them. but they knew, because the colonel and the general went to see the people that knew bergda

trump: like sergeant bergdahl. has anyone heard of sergeant bergdahl? the traitor. i called president obama. six people at least, that we know of, six people were killed trying to get this guy back. six people. they went after him. they wanted to get him back. sergeant bergdahl and they get five people they desperately wanted for years that are right now back on the battlefield tried to kill everybody, including us. how stupid are we? how stupid are we? reason -- no, the matter where i go, the overnight , new hampshiree was so incredible. every time i go on television, it's got to be live. it's alive. restd, can i have a please? it is live on fox. who likes fox? i like fox. [cheering] mr. trump: it's live on cnn. who likes cnn? [jeering] mr. trump: and it's live on msnbc, right? [jeering] mr. trump: they are still working. every time i speak, it has to be live. it's ridiculous, but it's ok. right? we have to suffer with it. but look. the reason i have this really incredible enthusiasm, and the really appreciate it with this weather and his heat and everything else,

. >> we get a traitor named bergdahl, a dirty, rotten traitor. in the old days, bing, bong. >> tonight, bowe bergdahl's lawyer responds. >> and the deal maker that turns out to be less than meets the eye. the remarkable press conference from former president jimmy carter. >> i've had a wonderful life. >> and an admission of hypocrisy after the ashley madison hack. let's stand together for marriage. >> dan savage will join me on josh duggar, when "all in" starts right now. >> stand up for marriage. >>> all right. good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. and what started off as a pretty ugly immigration debate within the republican presidential debate has somehow gotten even uglier thanks to the front-runner donald trump. after bursting into the race about warnings about mexican rapists, this week trump put the issue of birthright citizenship, the conferring of citizenship status of anyone born here, put that front and center. and using a deeply loaded phrase that's offensive to many, anchor babies, to describe american infants. >> here's what'

so we get sergeant bergdahl and they get five people -- >> just so we're clear here, sergeant bergdahl is not being prosecuted for trn tree on, he is prosed for desertion. they plan to present no evidence that six people died looking for sergeant bergdahl. that is a claim that donald trump said the other day. >> you saw it. every time i go on television it has to be live. it is live. i said, oh, can i have a rest, please? tonight it is live on fox. who likes fox? i like fox. [ cheers and applause ] it's live on cnn. who likes cnn? all right. and it's -- and it's live on msnbc, right? well, they are still working with. they are still working. how come it has to be live. why don't they cover me like anyone else. every time i speak it has to be live. it is ridiculous but it's okay. we have to suffer with it. but look, the reason i have this really incredible enthusiasm and i really appreciate -- especially with this weather and heat and everything else but the reason i have it is because i do know what i'm doing. i don't say that in a brag doeshs way. you people are looking for somebody w

bergdahl was released last spring. at trump's town hall, he said bergdahl is a dirty, rotten traitor. bergdahl's attorney is calling them contemptible and unamerican. >>> new efforts by president obama to shore up support for the iran nuclear deal. the presideresident sending a l to congress that a military option is open if iran cheats on the deal. president obama turning up the pressure with the op-ed across the country this morning. in it, he writes if iran does not abide by the deal, it is possible we will not have any other choice to act militarily. one possible reason for the ramped up campaign, polls show a growing majority of americans oppose the deal. more on that from cnn's sunlen serfaty. >> reporter: christine, this is not good news for the obama administration as they try to get the deal through congress. americans are not embracing it. the new cnn/orc poll shows support is declining. a majority, 56% are calling for congress to reject the deal. that is up from 52% just last month. many do seem to be blamin

>> that's like sergeant bergdahl. has anybody heard of sergeant bergdahl, no, no, the traitor. called president obama the five for one president. we get sergeant bergdahl, six people that we know of, six people were killed trying to get this guy back. six people. they went after him. they wanted to get him back. so we get sergeant bergdahl and they get five people they desperately wanted for years that are right now back on the battlefield, trying to kill everybody including us. how stupid are we? how stupid are we? and you know the reason we have crowds -- no matter where i go, new hampshire was so incredible, you saw it, it was on television. every time i go on television, it's got to be live. they said live. can i have a rest please? tonight it's live on fox, who likes fox? i like fox. [ cheers ] it's live on cnn. who likes cnn? >> no! >> and this is going to be a good one, and it's live on msnbc, right? >> no! >> well, they're still working. they're still working. i said how come it's always got to be live? why can't they cover me like everybody else? every time i speak it

trump: like sergeant bergdahl. has anyone heard of sergeant bergdahl? the traitor. i called president obama. six people at least, that we know of, six people were killed trying to get this guy back. six people. they went after him. they wanted to get him back. so we get sergeant bergdahl and they get five people they desperately wanted for years that are right now back on the battlefield tried to kill everybody, including us. how stupid are we? how stupid are we? and, you know, the reason -- no matter where i go, the overnight in new hampshire, new hampshire was so incredible. every time i go on television, it's got to be live. it's alive. i said, can i have a rest please? it is live on fox. who likes fox? i like fox. [cheering] mr. trump: it's live on cnn. who likes cnn? [jeering] mr. trump: and it's live on msnbc, right? [jeering] mr. trump: they are still working. every time i speak, it has to be live. it's ridiculous, but it's ok. right? we have to suffer with it. but look. the reason i have this really incredible enthusiasm, and the really appreciate it with th

but take sergeant bergdahl. does anybody remember that name? so this is the way we think. so we get a traitor named bergdahl, a dirty, rotten traitor, who by the way, when he deserted, six young beautiful people were killed trying to find him, right? and you don't even hear about them any more. somebody said the other day well, he had some psychological problems. in the old days, bing, bong, when we were strong. when we were strong. so we get bergdahl, a traitor, and they get five of the people that they most wanted. >> mr. trump live in dairy, new hampshire, doing a bit of call and response in that high school auditorium. outfront next, we will take you back to new hampshire where donald trump will continue to speak to an overflow crowd of voters. first town hall as a candidate for president. that's after this. i brto get us moving.tein i'm new ensure active high protein. i help you recharge with nutritious energy and strength. i'll take that. yeeeeeah! new ensure active high protein. 16 grams of protein and 23 vitamins and minerals. ensure. take life in. everywhere you l

t so we get a traitor named bergdahl. a dirty, rotten traitor. [ applause ] who by the way, when he deserted, six, young beautiful people were killed trying to find him. right? and you don't hear about them anymore. somebody said the other day, well, he had psychological problems. you know, in the old days bing bong. when we were strong. when we were strong. so we get bergdahl, a traitor, and they get five of the people that they moist wanted anywhere in the world. five killers that are right now back on the battlefield doing the job. >> let's go back. we're going to take a quick break, but we'll be going right back to donald trump. stay with us. more from new hampshire. lp as soon as i saw her. i found her wandering miles from home. when the phone rang at 5am, i knew it was about mom. i see how hard it's been on her at work and i want to help. for the 5 million americans living with alzheimer's, and millions more who feel its effects. let's walk together to make an even bigger impact and end alzheimer's for good. find yo

so we get bergdahl, a traitor, and they get five of the people that they most wanted anywhere in the world, five killers that are right now back on the battlefield, doing the job. that's the kind of deals we make. that's the kind of deals we make. right? am i right? six men died. probably more than that. they probably don't -- and you know the amazing thing, i said, well, you know what, you can't do those trades. those trades are no good to start off with. those trades are no good, you can't do them. but they knew, because the colonel and the general went to see the people that knew bergdahl, they knew he was a traitor before they made the deal. so i say to myself, who would make these deals? who would do it? but that's what we have running our country. we have people -- we have people that are stupid. we have people that do not have our best interest at heart. they do not have our best interest at heart. i mean, how they can allow some of these things to happen is incredible. so we'll talk about it tonight and i have a long -- you know they have a huge problem at laguardia, so i can

that is sort of like sergeant bergdahl, no, no, the traitor.ama the five for one president, we get sergeant bergdahl, the traitor, six people at laeast we know of six people were killed trying to got this guy back. six people went after him. they wanted to get him back. so we get sergeant bergdahl and they get five people they desperately wanted for years that are right now back on the battlefield trying to kill everybody including us. how stupid are we? how stupid are we? and, you know the reason we have crowds. and no matter where i go. the other night we were in new hampshire. we had some, new hampshire was so incredible. the crud y the crowd you saw it. every time i go on television. it has the to be live. it's live. i said can i have a rest, please. tonight it's live on fox. who likes fox? i like fox. it's live on cnn. who likes cnn? this is going to be -- it's live on msnbc, right? well they're still working. they're still working. but i said how come it always has to be live. why don't they just kecover be like everybody else. every time

at the town hall this week, he said bergdahl is quote, a dirty, rotten traitor. those words are a call for mob justice, his attorney says. >>> new efforts by president obama to shore up support for the iran nuclear deal among democratic lawmakers. the president sending a letter to congress reassuring nervous democrats that a military option is still on the table if iran cheats on this deal. president obama turning up the pressure with an op-ed that appears in the newspapers across the country. if iran does not abide by this deal. it is possible we won't have any other action than to act militarily. one possible reason for the campaign, polls showing a growing majority oppose the deal with iran. more from cnn's sunlen serfaty. >> reporter: christine, this is not good news with the administration as they try to get the deal through to congress. americans are not embracing it. the cnn poll shows support for the deal is declining. the poll shows a majority, 56% are calling for congress to reject the deal. and that is up from 52% just last month. many do seem to be bl

did you see what donald trump said about bow bergdahl on wednesday. >> we get a trader named bergdahl

, you just don't -- negotiated with bergdahl. giving iran this slew of money when their economy was weakening because of lower oil prices -- >> wouldn't this help stabilize the country, stabilize the region? >> that's the gamble but they might send this out to promote terrorism around the area which they've done. >> gail when you read the spin we call it and maybe the counterpropaganda do you truly believe the alternative is war? >> i mean you're relying on really the enforcement mechanism and you're hoping for the time line right? you're hoping that you're buying more time, where you are buying your time where this option is much less likely. but really it's the enforcement mechanism that everybody is betting on. i had a republican say to me it seems like their version of you're with us or against us. everybody has -- >> absolutely. because you know the crazy thing is that in fact, in bipartisan nuclear policy experts are pretty much in agreement. there is a consensus that this is the best deal we're going to get at this point.

. >> we get a traitor named bergdahl, a dirty, rotten traitor.the old days, bing, bong. >> tonight, bowe bergdahl's lawyer responds. >> and the deal maker that turns out to be less than meets the eye.

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however, in my opinion, sergeant bergdahl lost this covenant owed to our troops when he deserted and when he collaborated with the enemy. in that case, i think that he lost the right to have the united states release five top taliban commanders for his release. in 2002 the national criminal justice reference service pointed out that hamas' modus operandi is to can kidnap israeli soldiers or civilians to bargain for release of their prisoners. now, my colleague, ifat, will go into this in further detail, but it should be noted that their policy was no concessions and that they relied on hostage rescue operations. however, due to public pressure, israel is a small country and people tend to know each other, and as a result, israel began releasing prisoners. and some, there was some criticism of government officials for releasing those who have blood on their hands. in return for releasing hostages. now, getting on to the hostage negotiations for islamic extremists, i must note that terrorists, islamic -- radical islamic terrorists are not concerned about public opinion. they are not co

soldiers died while searching for bergdahl. that is not true, right?e fell swoop, trump has attacked an ally and made an assertion about a deal that was struck in the 1940s and tied to a negotiation over an alleged deserter in 2012 and wrapped it all up in this broad criticism of the obama administration. the bottom line it doesn't make sense on its face. now does that matter? you know? he is throwing a lot of red meat out to the crowd and they seem to eat it up. nobody is really criticizing him because on foreign policy, trump has the same invincible on other issues people don't spp him to be an expert so they let it slide. from the perspective of a former analyst, he is misrepresenting history. >> that goes into his views on the military in which he told an interviewer he watches the shows and that is where he gets a lot of his military advice or strategic information. you also reported that many of the other gop candidates kind of dip into the same well for foreign policy experts. are we expecting that well will be opened to donald trump or will he

. >> because of the bowe bergdahl case and such. >> he traded a squirt gun for five missiles. >> he andhe white house have clashed on this. do you think this is brave of him? sdwl >> he is the target of an investigation by the department of justice. i am not going to bore the viewers with the details and he knows he is being targeted and he knows this is standing out. he said bring it on. i think this is a bad deal. and there is a great piece that talks about the pressure being put on the democrats. are they going to chose the president or the nation? any democratic like gilagrand and others from new york should be kicked out of office if they block this deal because of loyalty. >> what about the enemies abroad? what do you think they see when they look at the situation with united states and iran? >> i think they see weakness and that is why everyone is worried this will lead to a nuclear arms race in the middle east. but senator menendez is being targeted. i think they are real thing against him. >> it is clear they are making it an issue. >> totally agree. but i think what he say in

it did not get very far when bowe bergdahl was released thickly, but it did not just start in the lastonths. this is a process that has been ongoing many years. i can't believe mullah omar would not have sanctioned it. charlie: matthew? matthew: it seems he did. if you look at it, the chief negotiator had been his secretary. that was 2012 when it started. the process stalled quickly. which goes to assume mullah omar was dissatisfied with how it went and americans were negotiating in bad faith. mullah omar, under his leadership, was adamant about not negotiating with cap -- with the afghan government. now they are. is that something most taliban support? we don't know. now that he is known to the -- known to be dead, will they support further negotiations with the afghan government? we don't know. there were talks that have been postponed. that raises questions. under what circumstances will the talk and to whom will they talk? charlie: what about their success on the ground in afghanistan today? matthew: the one thing is -- they have done so well in the last year or two that perhaps th

bowe bergdahl was picked up in a pot farm or something. have you heard about this?fghanistan he's under performing because the gallons of tons of black tar they had to burn there's a serious opium problem. pot is his flavor. in all seriousness, this guy is responsible for american deaths. that's how i feel about it. i take big issue with the fact that he's allowed the opportunity. >> let's check in with our live studio audience. quick show of hands. how many of you are trying to find a calendar featuring nothing but shirtless pictures of me. looks like a big preorder. do you suffer from constipation or irregularity? trust dulcolax® for dependable relief. try free at dulcolaxoffers.com dulcolax® tablets are comfort coated for gentle, overnight relief. hurry! try free at dulcolaxoffers.com. dulcolax®. designed for dependable relief. watch as these magnificent creatures take flight, soaring away from home towards the promise of a better existence. but these birds are suffering. because this better place turned out to have a less reliable cell phone network, and the vid

that is why the bowe bergdahl deal was a big deal. he let five high level terrorist go so he can say all of the bad ones are gone. the ones left are low level offenders and let's put them in prison across the united states or the naval facilities. he did this to get rid of the really bad guys so he can say the rest are not big deal, don't sweat it. >> we know they have been talking to friends on the outside. they have been surveilling these guys. >> we don't know how many they are talking about sending. a couple dozen? >> in a state correctional facility and put them out in the population and see what happens. people get jeffrey domered. >> the worry is maybe they have been in custody for so long they are convincing and radicalize the prison converts. >> put a bracelet on them, a homing device, release them and the moment we do drone them. >> or follow them to the nest of wherever they are going and drop it. >> there is a naval facility in south carolina that is on this list. we need to see what else is on the list to see what the fac

bowe bergdahl was picked up in a pot farm or something. have you heard about this?een in afghanistan he's under performing because the gallons of tons of black tar they had to burn there's a serious opium problem. pot is his flavor. in all seriousness, this guy is responsible for american deaths. that's how i feel about it. i take big issue with the fact that he's allowed the opportunity. >> let's check in with our live studio audience. quick show of hands. how many of you are trying to find a calendar featuring nothing but shirtless pictures of me. looks like a big preorder. new york state is reinventing how we do business by leading the way on tax cuts. we cut the rates on personal income taxes. we enacted the lowest corporate tax rate since 1968. we eliminated the income tax on manufacturers altogether. with startup-ny, qualified businesses that start, expand or relocate to new york state pay no taxes for 10 years. all to grow our economy and create jobs. see how new york can give your business the opportunity to grow at ny.gov/business kellogg's® frosted ...8 la

>> so we get bergdahl, a trader and they get five of the people that they most wanted anywhere in the world. >> and you know i say sometimes that the american dream is dead but we're going to make it bigger and better and stronger than ever before. >> the "on the record" political panel is here. boston globe and "washington times" stephen diamond. stirs up and gets his crowd going? >> this is interesting him in new hampshire. sort of a traditional political state. it's hard to imagine a trump tower in the land of courtyard marriotts up in new hampshire. he brought out a huge crowd and had a lot of excitement. >> why? >> i think a part of it is the celebrity factor. people in new hampshire want to see him and see what he is like. and part of it, i you think they want to hear some of his policies and hear what he has to say. >> steven? >> look, you know, i think the mayor actually said it really well. he survived every test that's been thrown at him so far. not only survived but thrived on it when he normally consider them gaffes he has turned them to his ad vantage. more than anything

there was an exchange of prisoners for private bergdahl. there was an american/german citizen in somalia for whom a ransom was paid and the united states looked the other way. that was, i think, last year. >> uh-huh. >> there was ransom paid in the philippin philippines, which didn't work out so well in 2002. unfortunately, those people didn't make it out. and, again, they were u.s. citizens. the lack of consistency undercuts this notion that somehow we're drawing this hard line. the last thing i would say on this, and others can jump in here because they know it better than i do, i think the idea of telling families they shouldn't even talk to the hostage takers is really, really bad advice. it is advice that runs counter to every interest, getting intelligence, humanizing the victim, developing a relationship in hopes that something is going to happen, buying time, all good things. if you don't talk to them, those things don't happen. >> and that's what -- that's what we wanted, was just our intelligence and fbi to negotiate, to talk to t

consistent message to the terrorists an the kidnappers -- there was an exchange of prisoners for private bergdahl. there was an american-german citizen in somalia for whom a ransom was paid an the united states looked the other way. that was, i think, last year. >> uh-huh. >> and there was ransom paid in the philippines which didn't work out in 2002. those people didn't make it out. and again they were u.s. citizens. so the lack of consistency undercuts that we are drying a hard line. an the last thing i will say on this and others can jump in because they know it better than i do. i think the idea of telling families they shouldn't even talk to the hostage-takers is really, really bad advice. that it is advice that runs counter every interest -- getting intelligence, humanizing the victim, developing a relationship and in hopes something will happen, buying time, all good things, if you don't talk to them, those things don't happen. >> and that is what one -- that is what we wanted, was just our intelligence and fbi to negotiate, to talk to them. find out what they wanted. we were left as famili

man bergdahl was captured, that led to the promise to close the detention facility. >> im00 going tothing i can to close it. >> the white house would share a date with congress before the recess. that has passed. >> we're working to safely close the detention facility at guantanamo bay. we've made a plan to share that with congress. >> of the 647 detainees released from gitmo since january, 116 have returned to the fight. further, 69 are suspected of returning. >> these numbers have led defense secretaries to be reluctant to sign off on releases. former defense secretary chuck hagel told barbara star, he resisted pressure from the white house. >> not everyone at the white house has agreed with how i handled some of this. i have made it clear that i will not certify signing anything to release a detainee as long as i'm secretary of defense, unless i am convinced that it is in the best interest of this country about. >> a senior official tells cnn the team is working together to fulfill his pledge. >> i'm honored by his trust. >> ashe carter was compelled to make his own pledge. >> i w

briefed by the same staff that briefed susan rice and hillary clinton on benghazi or sergeant bowe bergdahl. make sure we get a briefing there. you say frequently this is the strongest negotiation you could get, you feel like it was. the president said he would walk away from a bad deal. and i would submit this, now, you come to us and you say there's not 535 secretaries of state and other countries don't appreciate that congress is weighing in. but if you were going to get a strong deal i have said from the get g i think there's a lot stronger position you should have taken, so i'm going to lay out some preclusions and you tell me if you operated between that basis. i agree with jeff duncan when he said american hostages should have been released first and foremost. number two. the demand should have been for iran to dismantle all of its centrifuges. number three, give the iaea unfettered 24/7/365 day access. number four, stop the exporting of terror to syria to iraq and everywhere else. number five, denounce terrorism and prosecute those who perpetrate it restore civil rights in their own

you look at sergeant bergdahl.of the big great killers' leaders that they want. we have people in washington that don't know what they're doing. now -- >> i agree. with iran we're making a deal. you say, we want him. we want our prisoners. we want all these things. we don't get anything. we're giving $150 billion plus. they are going to be -- i'll tell you what. if iran was the stock, you folks should go out and buy it right now. you'll quadruple. this is what happened in iran is a disgrace. and it is going to lead to destruction in large portions of the world. >> another new develop many today. senior defense officials tell fox, they strongly suspect russia was behind the cyber attack on the chairman of the joint chiefs e-mail. this comes in the wake of the director of national intelligence blaming the chinese for the largest ever cyber attack stealing personal data of tens of millions of americans. senator cruz in your view have russia and china committed acts of cyber war? if you were president, what would you d

wait until you hear what trump has to say about the pope and bowe bergdahl, he will draw 30,000 people or more to the field tonight. a treasure trove for lawyers: and hint, he's mad as hell and he's not going to take it anymore. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ >> let's get to it. the markets, that is. we're going to be down at the opening bell, 70 or 80 points, we're all over the selloff, how bad is it going to be and we will be asking that question for three hours. the price of oil bouncing-- no, not bouncing down, back at 40.87 per barrel, again, we're looking to see if it drops below 40. we're showing 39 on the screen at some point today. we'll see. gas, good news, the pace of the decline in prices is picking up steam, down about two cents overnight. and big names, we talk about it every day and boy did they get beaten up yesterday. do you buy now? here is the closing prices from yesterday. netflix, 112. apple, 112. facebook 90, amazon down to 515. jo john, taking a vacation from his mansion in bermuda. are you going to reassure our viewers that maybe this is the time to buy

briefed by the same staff that briefed susan rice and hillary clinton on benghazi or sergeant bowe bergdahl. make sure we get a briefing there. you say frequently this is the strongest negotiation you could get, you feel like it was. the president said he would walk away from a bad deal. and i would submit this, now, you come to us and you say there's not 535 secretaries of state and other countries don't appreciate that congress is weighing in. but if you were going to get a strong deal i have said from the get g i think there's a lot stronger position you should have taken, so i'm going to lay out some preclusions and you tell me if you operated between that basis. i agree with jeff duncan when he said american hostages should have been released first and foremost. number two. the demand should have been for iran to dismantle all of its centrifuges. number three, give the iaea unfettered 24/7/365 day access. number four, stop the exporting of terror to syria to iraq and everywhere else. number five, denounce terrorism and prosecute those who perpetrate it restore civil rights in their own

you look at the obama administration championed beau bergdahl when he came back deserting, aiding the charges? >> you protect your brother in arms you will now, what, be sitting there waiting to be prosecuted? >> i faced similar prosecution with a couple of my brothers in 2009. this guy upheld his oath, foreign and domestic and now they may charge him for it? this sends a message of mediocrity and stand down to our own military. >> what is the message? >> i started a white house petition on my facebook page. you can get the link on my twitter page @carl higbie. sign this thing so we can block the prosecution and any charges against this guy, commander white, a hero who did the right thing. start carrying your weapons, service members. they can't prosecute us in numbers. >> we'll put that petition on our website foxandfriends.com as well. repercussions moving forward. so far, pull down the shade and take your uniform off. >> exactly. >> is that enough? >> that's not who we are. if we took that passive approach we would all be speaking german after world war ii. americans are great. you