lou: good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. seldom does a much-anticipated speech match expectations. live up to the drama the controversy. but israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's 40 minute speech to a joint meeting of congress exceeded expectations after a welcome in the house chamber that resembled that of a state of the union. netanyahu spoke with warmth and heaped praise on the president, on harry reid and both political parties and then urged the obama white house to reject the structure of the nuclear deal it's negotiates with iran. >> the greatest danger facing our world is the marriage of militant islam with nuclear weapons. to defeat isis and let iran get nuclear weapons would be to win the battle but lose the war. we can't let that happen. but, that my friends, is exactly what could happen. if the deal now being negotiated is accepted by iran. that deal will not prevent iran from developing nuclear weapons. it would all but guarantee that iran gets those weapons, lots of them. lou: the president didn't watch t

lou: good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. two days ago president obama urged the american people to trust him to make a good nuclear deal with iran. but today we learned many of our allies in the middle east side with israeli prime minister netanyahu's view of iran, not the presidents and mr. obama has the secretary of state out selling hard in the region. the secretary of state spent the day in saudi arabia. they're trying to convince the foreign ministers of saudi arabia, bahrain, kuwait, oman, qatar, the united arab emirates that they can trust mr. obama and the nuclear weapon deal that's near the deal with iran. isn't planning a so-called grand bargain with iran. all the countries represented with the meeting at kerry are sunni all keenly concerned about shia iran producing a nuclear bomb. we take up the troubling elements of the deal. house intelligence committee member len westmoreland is here, and the islamic state engaging in act of defiance. setting fire to oil wells trying to slow the joint iraqi and iranian offensi

lou: how unclintonesque, thank you. >> thank you lou. lou: a look at our on-line poll results, do you believe that prime minister netanyahu should be reelected prime minister of israel? i don't know if his victory will be this margin, but if he comes close he would be thrilled. vote tonight do bluff president obama -- do you believe president obama will call for a recount if netanyahu turns out to have won these elections? president obama blaming bush for rise of islamic state listen to the president this time. >> isil is san is a direct out growth of al-qaeda in iraq that grew out of our invasion, that is an example of unintended consequences that is why we should aim before we shoot. we have a 60 country coalition we will push back, isil out of iraq. i am confident that will happen. lou: i don't know "the interview"er's name, but i admire horizon as -- his president smoke, mm-hmm, i am going to practice that, mm-hmm. >> islamic state grew out of the iraq invasion, unbelievable, or as we say mm-hmm. >> an appalling antipolice rally in w

lou: a new blood? >> it is interesting to see if he pays taxes this summer's gimmicky build on the success. >> he is an advisor to the president's. >> i agree. he has turned into a puppet master i am a democrat and i think it is dangerous for candidates to affiliate with him when the message that you send out he clearly does not respect the government or taxpayers in this so disconnected from reality the when you live this life style the nonspeaking on behalf of the people you are to speak on behalf of. lou: that sounds like the qualifier. >> look at the mill cage, jr. at though reagan hotel with a very simple lifestyle i don't think we necessarily expect sharpton to live the life of gandhi but if you're going to be a spokesperson for those four you should be demanding a the presidential suite to have a private jet. we should expect a little more humility. lou: turn to the administration's assault on law-enforcement as we start to see a trend that you simply cannot deny that since august we have seen t

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now, lou dobbs. lou: good evening everybody. i'm lou dobbs. shocking new evidence tonight that confirms the co-pilot of the germanwings flight 9525 andreas lubitz should never have been allowed near the controls of the airbus a-320 that he helped fly. investigators have sufficient evidence to say unequivocally that there were many signs that lubitz's mental state, he shouldn't have been in the cockpit. they found a doctor's excuse for illness note for the very day of the crash. and investigators aren't saying what the illness was. whether mental or physical. we'll have the very latest tonight from the scene of the airbus crash. we'll be examining the issues of cockpit safety and procedures and explore many of the questions that remain about the co-pilot's mental help and troubled history. all escaped his coworkers and the airline. we'll be talking with psychiatrist dr. keith ablow here later in the forecast. also, the iran iranian nuclear talks go on. diplomats descend on sweden. wrapping up tuesday. the deadline. the obama administration is r

lou: a whatever. let me turn to the president this has been a unprecedented stpheutsnit on part of president toward netanyahu, this insult is appalling. >> i don't think that this relationship between the united states and israel is going to be repaired until president obama is out. i think that there has been too much damage done. i don't think that there is any effort on the part of this administration to to repair, he could have called netanyahu like others, he could have made some steps let's working in, kerry calling does not cut it. this obama administration is sending a clear message we're not supporting you, we don't have your back, we're not going to repair this until this president is out. lou: when does not supporting, become anti-israel conduct? >> if they are serious there threats have been linked. they are stop depending israel, we're forge an opening with iran and have a kept diplomats chill is israel that would be bizarre and perverse, i think that snit is the right word, he hates neta

lou: yeah. president seems to be reminded of so much and he is so clear that he is not interested in traditional governance from the oval office. he is reaching as he says expanding his powers. "the new york times" saying this and if we could put that up begun for the audience. it was a -- again for the audience. it was a dangerous effort to undercut the president by communicating directly with a foreign government. the ayatollah condemning that as i said. dennis why is there -- if secretary of state says it's a nonbinding legal agreement, why is there such agita on the part of the secretary of state and the president and some democrats at that meter? >> first of all it -- at that letter? >> first of all, it's a treaty. it's an agreement between two nations about what they're going to do with their nuclear powers and how we're going to treat them in response. so it is a treaty. it's an agreement between nations. lou: well, are you saying that kerry simply misrepresented reality here? because the

lou dobbs is next. ♪ lou: good evening everybody. i'm lou dobbs.n intense manhunt in and around ferguson, missouri. now on its second day. s.w.a.t. teams have spanned out across the city. they are searching for people who fired on and wounded two police officers. law enforcement going street by street, door-to-door as they work around the clock trying to find to capture those suspects. protests and demonstrations are also resuming in ferguson as the protesters try to put even more pressure on the embattled town. the demonstrations today were orderly and peaceful. but with the onset of the weekend no one is sure whether the calm can be preserved. all of this as president obama took the occasion of an interview to indulge in more racial politics. president obama making excuses for the unrest and the violence in ferguson. and then claiming there are no excuses for the criminal acts. president obama: i think that what had been happening in ferguson was oppressive and objectionable and was worthy of protest. but there was no excuse for criminal acts. an

so does lou dobbs. he's next.. lou: good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. israeli prime minister netanyahu's speech to congress reminded many americans of our heritage of plain spoken language. the new defense secretary ashton carter is clearly a throwback to those straightforward leaders who spoke straightforwardly, spoke directly spoke plainly. two weeks into the job carter admitted he thinks it was a mistake to put a three-year deadline on the president's request seeking authorization to use military force against the islamic state carter said the president's decision in his judgment was based not on the military calendar but rather a political calendar. >> i wouldn't assure anyone this would be over in three years or that the campaign would be completed in three years, the three years comes from the fact that there will be a presidential election in two years. lou: that'sa surprisingly honest statement comes a day after secretary carter admitted it was a mistake for a centcom military official to give a briefing last month detailing plans for iraqi led

here is lou dobbs. lou: evening, everyone. the iranian military has succeeded where u.s. forces could not. you're looking at video of some of the iranian ladin 3000 soldiers who have driven much of the islamic state from the iraqi city. those forces have succeeded in their battle to create funding for the islamic state, capturing part of the northern district and making a rapid push toward the city center. with the united states military not involved in any way in the operation, there appears to be rising in the pentagon about this. in some cases top defense officials appeared more concerned about the rising political power in iraq than the threat of the islamic state itself. >> you asked about the battle to create the presence of iranian advisers on the ground. that is something that we are watching closely and it is something that is concerning to us that has been disruptive to the inclusiveness and so believe me i share your concerns and we are watching closely. lou: tonight we will be talking with christopher hell about which poses the greatest risk in history. and al

lou dobbs is next. ♪ lou: good evening everybody. i'm lou dobbs.n intense manhunt in and around ferguson, missouri. now on its second day. s.w.a.t. teams have spanned out across the city. they are searching for people who fired on and wounded two police officers. law enforcement going street by street, door-to-door as they work around the clock trying to find to capture those suspects. protests and demonstrations are also resuming in ferguson as the protesters try to put even more pressure on the embattled town. the demonstrations today were orderly and peaceful. but with the onset of the weekend no one is sure whether the calm can be preserved. all of this as president obama took the occasion of an interview to indulge in more racial politics. president obama making excuses for the unrest and the violence in ferguson. and then claiming there are no excuses for the criminal acts. president obama: i think that what had been happening in ferguson was oppressive and objectionable and was worthy of protest. but there was no excuse for criminal acts. an

lou dobbs.com.hington state police express their thanks to a man who stopped a little boy from running into traffic. surveillance video shows a driver saw the four year-old lawyer running down the street to a busy intersection and drove the car ahead and blocked the path of the boy the police trip praised the driver they said he was poking it handicapped were looking it he was just in the right place at the right time and he was not aware of his near death experience tried to run back home and tell the police and catch -- caught up with him. saying he would go above and beyond and tracked down on facebook to thank him personally. also heads eight lewis is through protest violence to show you what is definitely not a chamber of commerce moment. what has happened today york city? we will have the shocking stance and we can tell you what happened to wall street today. of big rally. stay with us we're coming right back. cold medicines open your nose over time, but add a breathe right strip and pow, it o

lou: good evening, everybody, i'm lou dobbs. three quarters of congress does not support president obama's unilateral nuclear negotiations with iran, and they will not tolerate any deal that would result nor will israeli prime minister netanyahu. president obama for whatever at this point inexplicable reason decided to take his case today directly to iran. urging the iranian people and its leaders to support any deal that is reached in geneva. president obama at least took note of those who oppose the deal. though he purposely misconstructed opposition to his unilateral nuclear negotiations as opposition to a diplomatic resolution as he put it. >> the days and weeks ahead will be critical. our negotiations have made progress but gaps were made, and our people in both our countries and beyond who oppose a diplomatic resolution. my message to you, the people of iran is that together we have to speak up for the future we seek. lou: that video released with a week and a half remaining before the march 31 deadline for a framework agr

lou: senator david vitter. >> thank you lou.onight question is, who do you believe president obama dislikeed more, ayatollah khamenei or prime minister netanyahu? we would like to hear from you. >> secretary of state kerry got 4 pinnochios, he got tangleed up in climate change. or then known as global warming. >> climate change is an issue that is personal to me. it has been since the 1980s of when we were organizing very first climate hearings in senate, al gore, time tim worth and a group of us, we heard jim hansen sit in front of us tell us, it happening now 1988. lou: post was ark annoyed saying that al gore, has bragging rights to organizeding one of first climate hearings in 1981 not kerry. kerry, was not elected in senate until 1984, and served in 1985. >> well, up next, the national media today struggling with prime minister netanyahu's big victory, almost as much as obama administration itself. my commentary coming up. terrorists kill more than 20 people in a museum in tunisia. the mystery over who is responsible persis

lou: third strike? >> under california law sure. lou: life?yes. >> lis wiehl and mercedes cowen thank you. >> the book, lethal beauty. >> just like she is. beauty orally that will? >> thank you. >> both you of you we thank you for being with us, have a pleasant evening and good night. from new york. neil: all right, all of the talk the day after big apple watch announcement this cover says it all, watch out you sort through the choices easiest company from which to order just shoved in our faces a tall order. welcome, i am neil cavuto, they are trying to figure it out, i am an apple shareholder in full disclosure. franked out to a new genre. then again so was sony walk man before apple reinvented the way folks got their music, i am not saying that

. ♪ lou: good evening, everybody, i'm lou dobbs.he city of ferguson, missouri, on edge tonight after last night's demonstrations turned violent. two police police officers were shot early this morning by an assailant whosoever has not been identified nor as far as we know taken into custody. the officers were shot during a protest demonstration outside ferguson police headquarters. [gunfire] lou: and instantly an unidentified demonstrator shockingly said this. >> acknowledgment nine months ago would have kept that from happening! lou: acknowledgment nine months ago, he said, would have kept that from happening. police early this morning raided a home in ferguson, and they took people in for questioning. police have not revealed their identities or whether they are under arrest. amazingly, both of the police officers who were shot were leasedded from the hospital today -- released from the hospital today. one had been shot in the shoulder, the other officer shot in the face just below his right eye. at a news conference, the st. loui

lou: good evening. i.m. lou dobbs sending a letter to iran government publicly warning the iranians said any nuclear weapons deal between the government at best would not be a binding treaty between nations. the letter organized from a freshman senator signed off on on 46 other senators sending a clear message to the president we will consider any agreement regarding the nuclear weapons program that is not approved by the congress as nothing more than the executive agreement between president obama and the ayatollah khamenei. the next president could revoke the executive agreement with the stroke of the pen and ink to be modified anytime. the senator has so upset the white house the president in the administration and democrats respond almost instantly. >> i'd think it is ironic to see some members of congress wanting to make common cause with the hard-liners in iran. with the unusual coalition that we will focus on to see if we can get a deal or not. once we do then rebate -- need to make the case to the am

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lou dobbs. lou: good evening. i am lou dobbs iran and the united states and five other nations extending the deadline for an agreement on the iran nuclear program. officials said those negotiations will go on for least another day. the state department spokeswoman added we have made enough progress to mayoress staying until wednesday. there are several difficult issues still remaining. we take those up with former pentagon official k.t. mcfarland former israeli ambassador to the united states also indiana governor yielding to political backlash than pressure to back away on the new religious "freedom watch" while backing away two former governors jeb bush steps up going to his defense but what about the other 19 states that have the same law? why not political action against those states and how critical care on the governor of new york be? we taken up with our attorneys tonight. hillary clinton -- every clinton's credibility crumbling claiming she is a personal server because she wanted to carry only a single pho

lou: good evening, i am lou dobbs, 6 months ago president obama pointed to yemen as a success in the war on terror. now, there are warnings that yemen is pushed to drink of civil war as shia rebels escalate their attacks again supporters of the yemen sunni president. u.s. and britain scrambling to pull their last special forces out abandoning a southern air face that is critical to the president's drone program raising fears that impoverished nation has become a staging ground for radical islammest terrorists. taking up accelerating obama failures tonight. with kt mcfarland. putin furious that denmark has decided to play a role in nato's missile defense system, russian ambassador to denmark did not sugar coat a single word to his morning to denmark saying, if that happens danish warships will be targets for russian nuclear missiles, the russians likely unimpressed with nato response and that of president obama, administration going to denmark's defense with this tep illtepid tweet the u.s. ambassador tweeting this russian am am's words, quote do not inspire confidence or contribute t

i'm lou dobbs. few speeches in modern times have been as anticipated or so hotly argued over as israeli prime minister netanyahu's address to the joint session of congress tomorrow. the obama white house and netanyahu today tried to lower the heat ahead of that speech. first, president obama. >> that bond is unbreakable. so we need to make clear from the outset how strong our alliance with israel is. the second point is that we actually share a goal, which is making sure iran does not have a nuclear weapon. there is a substantial disagreement in terms of how to achieve that. >> it was almost the same tone as taken by secretary of state kerry and un ambassador samantha power. >> the prime minister of israel is welcome to speak in the united states. obviously we are not -- you know, we don't want to see this turned into some great political football. >> talks agreement no agreement. the united states will take whatever steps are necessary to protect our national security and that of our closest allies

lou: good evening, everybody, i'm lou dobbs. three quarters of congress does not support president obama's unilateral nuclear negotiations with iran, and they will not tolerate any deal that would result nor will israeli prime minister netanyahu. president obama for whatever at this point inexplicable reason decided to take his case today directly to iran. urging the iranian people and its leaders to support any deal that is reached in geneva. president obama at least took note of those who oppose the deal. though he purposely misconstructed opposition to his unilateral nuclear negotiations as opposition to a diplomatic resolution as he put it. >> the days and weeks ahead made progress but gaps were made, and our people in both our countries and beyond who oppose a diplomatic resolution. my message to you, the people of iran is that together we have to speak up for the future we seek. lou: that video released with a week and a half remaining before the march 31 deadline for a framework agreement. as of right now talk are stalled

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. ♪ lou: good evening everybody. i'm lou dobbs. german jetliner crashed in a remote section of the french alps today. all those aboard presumed dead of the germanwings a a320. it fell from its cruising altitude of 38,000 feet descending for a full eight minutes. no distress call from the pilot during that entire period. we'll have the full report on the many questions raised by the crash here tonight including the possibility of a terrorist attack. also tonight it turns out that president obama's relationship with israeli prime minister netanyahu could hardly worsen. according to the wall street journal israel spied on us nuclear talks with iran. the white house as you would expect is not pleased. but how did the white house learn that israel was spying? republican strategist karl rove joining us tonight to talk about the president's latest clash with our key ally in the middle east and the entry of the first presidential candidate seeking his party's nomination for 2016. in iraq, new reports that the united states is now supportin

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lou dobbs is next. lou: good evening everybody. i'm lou dobbs. french authorities say the copilot of the germanwings flight that crashed into the alps acted deliberately to destroy the aircraft and all 150 pima 150 people aboard. he was 28-year-old. andreas lubitz. he locked the chief pilot out of the cockpit. he sent the airbus guidance system on the descent path that ultimately drove it into the mountain killing everyone aboard. at this point there is no sign of any kind that he was acting as a terrorist. his motivation seems to be clearly psychological. his friends telling investigators lubitz had battled depression and severe burnout in the past. now the investigation teams in france are scouring that mountainous crash site and every detail of his past. a past that appears to have been clearly troubled. tonight, we take up the rising number of calls to reassess cockpit security and perhaps more importantly for europe to begin psychological testing of its pilots. those among the issues we take up with the former vice chairman of the national t

lou hahn grisham aye. >> ms. dingell. >> aye. >> mr. lou. >> aye. >> mr. lou, aye. >> mr. nor cross. >> aye. >> mr. nor 4cross aye. >> mr. chairman. >> no. >> mr. chairman no. >> how was mr. sanford recorded? >> mr. sanford is recorded as no. >> thank you. are there any members wishing to vote or change their vote? if not, the clerk shall report. >> mr. chairman on that vote, the ayes are 14, and the nos are 18. >> the nos have it. the amendment is not agreed to. are there further amendments? >> i have an amendment at the desk. >> this is amendment number 14. the clerk will designate the amendment. the staff will distribute copies of the amendment. >> amendment number 14 offered by mr. lou expressing on the consumer financial protection bureau. >> mr. lou is recognized for six minutes. >> i offer this amendment because we cannot have a weak consumer financial bureau. and let me set the stage for why this amendment is necessary. take you back to years 2008/2009. it wasn't that long ago when our country was opt verge of economic collapse. because of the risky actions of wall

host of lou tonsdobbs tonight -- "lou dobbs tonight," and lou dobbs himself and he is outnumbered. we have busy day. let's get to it right now. it began as a relatively peaceful demonstration a quiet night. it has been a very fluid 24 hours t was just yesterday ferguson's police chief resigned in the wakes of two justice department reports one clearing officer darren wilson in shooting death of michael brown. the other finding widespread and routine racial bias in the city's court system and police department. but around midnight a protest turned violent. here is cell phone video when the shots were fired. [gunfire] >> ah! [bleep]. >> oh. >> [bleep]. >> many firms say, it was a blessing a miracle that those two police officers were not killed. now the latest both officers reportedly have just been released from the hospital. mike tobin is following the story for us. mike? >> reporter: well, harris the latest scene here is six blocks away from the location of the shooting. if you look at the house behind me you can see some wood on the roof. that is what the police officers and tact

i'm lou dobbs. president obama's controversial trade of five guantanamo bay detainees in exchange for army sergeant bowe bergdahl got a lot more troubling this week. the u.s. military charging bergdahl with one count of desertion and one count of misbehavior before the enemy, charges carrying a maximum sentence of life in prison. also ahead, the u.s. military officially working for iran. the u.s. led coalition in iraq carrying out air strikes now over the city of tikrit where iranian led forces are engaged on a stalled battle to retake the city from the islamic state. we take it all up with major general robert scales. >>> and it turns out that the president's relationship where the israeli prime minister could hardly worsen. according to the "wall street journal," israel spied on talks with iran. the white house, as you might expect wasn't pleased. republicans strategist karl rove joins us to talk about the president's latest clash with our key ally in the middle east and the entry of the first can

i'm lou dobbs. president obama's controversial trade of five guantanamo bay detainees in exchange for army sergeant bowe bergdahl got a lot more troubling this week. the u.s. military charging bergdahl with one count of desertion and one count of misbehavior before the enemy, charges carrying a maximum sentence of life in prison. also ahead, the u.s. military officially working for iran. the u.s. led coalition in iraq carrying out air strikes now over the city of tikrit where iranian led forces are engaged on a stalled battle to retake the city from the islamic state. we take it all up with major general robert scales. >>> and it turns out that the president's relationship where the israeli prime minister could hardly worsen. according to the "wall street journal," israel spied on talks with iran. the white house, as you might expect wasn't pleased. republicans strategist karl rove joins us to talk about the president's latest clash with our key ally in the middle east and the entry of the first can