. >> john stark. can you comment on john stark? >> i'm an alcoholic, i guess.nker. >> he's a frequent flier. he comes in here quite often, usually for drunk in public. >> will i stop? i don't know. it depends if they run out of beer. >> i would see john stark come in three times, four times on a weekend. >> how is it hanging, robby? >> john is john. they all know me. in a way, these guys are my family also. they want me to run for sheriff. stark for sheriff. sounds good. ♪ ♪ >> you bring up my record, he's been arrested for drunk in public over 90 times. at least i'm good at it. john stark says he's had at least 70 stays in the jail over the past 30 years. >> i live here. my parents live two blocks away. everybody knows me. stark's latest arrest was once again for public intoxication and this time it was also considered a parole violation. on an earlier conviction of assaulting a law enforcement officer. stark says he was intoxicated that time, as well. >> i spit on a police officer. it wasn't the right thing to do. i was once again arrested when i wasn't viola

john? >> lisa stark, thank you. >>> computer hackers say they have stolen the personal information of millionsers of dating website for cheating spouses. they are threatening to release the information of more than 37 million users of the site ashley madison. ashley madison says it has secured its website, and is working with a top security firm on the breach. brett larson is an analyst who is back in our studio. who do you believe the hackers or the company? >> this is a tough one. the company says everything is secure, but the hackers say, well, we have some pretty personal information about more than 35 million people that we're going to release. >> so it seems every time you come back down here we're talking about a new hack. >> yes. >> and i guess the question many have is is there any information that is safe online? >> i say time and again, especially in light of these repeated hacks, no. once your information is in the digital domain it's out there. you don't know where it is. >> what responsibility -- i mean let's take the companies first. what responsibility do they have? >> they sho

it was a very stark choice, john. in fact during his comments to mps his impassioned appeal, prime minister alexis tsipras says he doesn't agree with this agreement either, he doesn't agree with these austerity measures. his choice was temporary default or grexit. john. >> what does this have as effect on him personally? >> even people who don't vote for tsipras feel sympathy toward him. many feel this is an intrusive deal humiliating deal but many feel in essence tsipras was blackmailed. either accept these austerity measures which was the condition by european dealers to carry the bailout talks forward to rescue greece's economy or watch the banks go under watch the savings in those banks get wiechedwipedout or seized. and that's impossible for many people. >> is this enough to save their country? >> there's a lot of skepticism that this is enough to save the country and indeed, there is skepticism from official sources as well. and that will be the imf. the imf leaked a memo yesterday that basically said, europe ha

we are now hearing from the speaker of the house of representatives john boehner. lisa stark in washington, what is speaker boehner saying? >> well, it's not what the white house wants to hear, that's for sure. the speaker's office just put out a statement. i'm going to try to read it off my phone, if i can. it says that, excuse me, i'm going to put on any glasses it says that the president has abandoned his own goals on this deal. the speaker goes on to say that in fact, this deal would not make the u.s. more safe, and that he thinks that it is not a good deal. sorry, i'm having trouble pulling it up again. all i can tell you is that this is not -- it will embolden iran, he said. in a sense it makes them an equal partner gives them more status and this is not something that boehner obviously supports or he thinks congress should support. we have some very strong language from the speaker, as well as a number of other republicans this morning before they've even seen the actual deal unless they're already pouring through it, as we are. there is a lot of skepticism and the spe

john mccain. tonight we asked voters their reaction to the latest controversy. they come here to remember and pay tribute. a stark reminder of the sacrifices made. after showing his fifth-grade son this grave marker, this man was adamant that donald trump owes john mccain an apology. >> anybody who sacrificed and risk their lives, whether or not you agree, they are a hero. for him to say that kind of stuff, it's really disgusting. rebecca: it started with donald trump today mocking john mccain for losing his presidential campaign. >> i don't like losers. he is not a war hero. >> he is a war hero. >> he was a war hero because he was captured. i like people who were not captured. rebecca: back at some boos from the audience, and not an apology, but later he admitted his criticism of mccain. >> you have to do other things also. i don't like the job john mccain is doing in the senate because he is not taking care of our veterans. rebecca: gary served in vietnam and today says that he disagrees with donald trump's assessment of john mccain, he still admires him as a candidate. >> i like his business acumen. he speaks

stark in washington. the trial for the man accused of threatening to kill house speaker john boehner is up way today. michael home to international talked about boysening boehner's drink at the country club where he worked and the defense team plans to present insanity. >> hillary clinton says she has a win-win program to encourage companies to share profits with their employees. the democratic presidential candidate laid out her economic plan just a short time ago during her first major policy speech right here in new york. >> i believe we have to build a growth and fairness economy. you can't have one without the other. we can't create enough jobs and new businesses without more growth. and we can't build strong families and support our consumer economy without more fairness. >> clinton argued that the real measure for success should be how much income rise for the middle class not just economic growth. she has a meeting today with congressional democrats. >>> wisconsin governor scott walker will run for president. >> i'm running for president to fight and win for the american people. >> that video

of a stark proportion. >> john meacham, is this the perhaps the most pronounced split between the unitedcertainly feels that way. we've had ups and downs. this feels like a particularly difficult moment. what netanyahu talked about historic proportions, president obama talked about president reagan. presidents see as they wish to be seen and by invoking reagan yesterday, president obama wants to be seen as a reagan figure who negotiated with the soviets and helped bring about the end of the soviet empire trust but verify. reagan said that so many times that gorbachev started to roll his eyes. he send it endlessly. >> do you agree with david ignatius that historically this was a cosmic gamble? >> it is a gamble because it fits on a spectrum. you have netanyahu and others want this to be a kind of -- see this as a kind of munich. this is an hour of appeasement that led to this difficult moment between washington and israel. president obama explicitly indicated he would like it to be seen as more like geneva '85 leading to the fall of the soviet union. we end up where it's more like nixon a

john gould from american university. professor, to hear a president speak in stark and clear terms in the criminal justice system is extremely. >> absolutely. the difficulty here is that on one hand we all want a justice system that keeps us safe that convict it is guilty. on the other hand as the president points out, we have questions about the severity of the criminal justice system and its affect on people of color. so i admire the president and others for engaging this issue. the real question is are we going to see any of this conversation move from words and into action? >> one of the issues that he touched on was making improvements in solitary confinement. folks in prison put basically, well, all by themselves without interacting with them and some of the time released out in public straight from there. john, we looked online for a sense of how many people are put in solitary confinement. hard to get a sense of what is going on herement talk to us about that and what changes might mean. >> so solitary confinement is a very, very severe punishment. it means that someone is essentially by himself in a very small cell

stark, now back to "hannity." >>> welcome back. the trump card, donald trump has stirred up controversy with his comments about illegal immigrants. when we talked about senator john mccain, his time as pris norwarof war. i recently sat down with geraldo rivera and charles gasparino to debate these and other issues. joining us is the only guy in tv that has one name geraldo. so we have this situation with trump. i like what trump is saying. i agree with him on immigration, i agree with him about our vets. i love what he did lindsey graham. can he sustain st. >> do you agree with mccain? >> the only line i didn't like which i thought was wrong -- remember mccain started the fight. if you're going to start a fight you're going to hit back. secondly, the only thing that i didn't like was the statement i like guys who didn't get captured. >> that's a big thing not to like. that's a big issue. >> okay. >> 500 living prisoners of war. that's intense. whf when -- >> you're both ganging up on me. >> you're factually correct. >> about what? >> he is a war hero. he went back and forth. >> trump is not going to bow down and say it. >> he was arguing in his head about whether

john mccain and bob dole and gerald ford. it's the mush that loses every time it's tried. when you draw a stark difference. ronald reagan used to call them the republicans. he couldn't stand them. he made the point, you have to draw a bright line between you and your opposition. what you are suggesting is i would say, is why we keep losing presidential elections. i would never use trump and reagan in the same sentence. >> that's an interesting point. are you comparing trump to reagan? >> in a sense. no two people are alike, obviously. but, in appealing to people and speaking his mind that which is what ronald reagan did. the latest march of 1980, ford was out there saying he was the first to win a presidential election. we have been around the block with this before. reagan is too extreme. if the romneys and mccain can win. >> jeffrey -- >> reagan won because he promoted ideas. trump is about trump. >> all right, guys. we have to leave it there. on that note. >> jeffrey says trump is the next ronald reagan. he didn't say that but that's how it will be construed by some. >> thank you. >>> there is informati

stark. we're learning more about the drifter who police say killed two people and injured nine others at a lafayette, louisiana movie theater. authorities now say the suspected gunman, john a gun he had bought legally at a pawnshop. they also say he had visited the theater earlier possibly trying to determine if it was quote a soft target. law enforcement say 59-year-old russell killed himself after the shooting. president obama is now in africa for a two nation tour. first stop the kenyon capital of nairobi. focus on deepening security partnerships. it's a homecoming of sorts for mr. obama whose father was kenyan. on sunday he will depart for ethiopia. i'm patricia stark now back to your headlines on foxnews.com. >>> as you may know, the factor is trying to get a new law passed that would mandate a five year prison sentence for any illegal alien who commits a felony in the u.s.a. is deported comes back. simple law that would save american lives. with us now senator chuck grassley from iowa. first of all, have you now written a law that we dubbed kate's law. and it's aggravated felony. any illegal alien with aggravated felon deported and comes back gets the minimum here.

stark. now back to "hannity." >>> welcome back to this special edition of "hannity," the trump card. donald trump has stirred up controversy with his comments about illegal immigrants and when he talked about senator john xhk cane his time as prisoner of war. i recently sat down with fox news senior correspondent geraldo rivera and charles gasparino from the fox business network to debate these and other issues. let's take a look. joining us now from the fox business network charles gasparino and the one -- the only guy in tv that has one name. geraldo. all right. so we have this situation with trump. i like what trump's saying. i agree with him on immigration. i agree with him about our vets. i love what he did to lindsey graham. i thought it was great. >> you agree with him on mccain? >> can he sustain it? >> do you agree with him on mccain? >> only line i didn't like which i thought was wrong -- remember mccain started the fight. if you're going to start a fight, you're going to get hit back. secondly the only thing that i didn't like was the statement where he said "i like guys who didn't get captured." because there's an insinuation there. >> but that's a big thing not to like. that's a big issue.

john kerry was doing at the same time. my contention based on the experience was not as stark as it was with one day of information in the mind of god i said we should have a requirement that are members of congress outgoing trust when it comes to stock investments. i think it makes no sense to our members of congress to actively trade and sell stock at their own free will. why they're making decisions in health care, national defense, the economy in general to have a profound effect on the stock prices of companies. the affordable care act was a prime example. >> host: our next caller is from richard. good afternoon. >> caller: thank you. good idea on the blind trust, sir. a question going back to the donation by george stephanopoulos and to the foundation. i am puzzled on exactly why that is bad because if i donate to a charity, that doesn't discourage me from the challenging charity leaders. i can stop donating anytime i want. he who pays the piper calls the tune. in this case stephanopoulos is the one paid men. he is not under any control. it seems to show if you stretch you might say it means he supports the clintons. it