up a number of issues including a member of the house select committee on benghazi, congressman mike pompeo, a lot to talk about tonight including the dallas police department on edge following last thursday's massacre. the dallas police chief today reveals he has received death threats. >> yes, me and my family received death threats. as a policing family in dallas and across the country there is a heightened sense of awareness around threats we receive. we have reported many of the names and other cities with headquarters and other types of things officers being shot and injured and shot and killed, so we are at a place where we are concerned for our safety. lou: what is driving the war on cops? former new york city mayor rudy giuliani says straightforwardly, it is the black lives matter movement. >> it's inherently racist because number one it divides us all lives matter had been the presidential candidate, governor of maryland made the statement that all lives matter, they intimidated into changing it to black lives matter. all lives matter, white lives, black lives. they would be doing

jim jordan and mike pompeo just trashes clinton. but we will separate it out.resents a republican party that just was not satisfied with its own conclusion. mark: is that because the speaker of the house basically let, as he often does, the chair handle it, and trey gowdy was not up to the task of doing this from the politics of it? or -- chuck: i don't know. i thought trey gowdy was more than capable of handling this. i think, what i'm trying to figure out, is why was it allowed to happen? why wasn't it done? perhaps jim jordan is somebody that a lot of leadership is always nervous about. he straddles the fence between the establishment and the freedom caucus, and those folks. i don't know what it was, but it strikes me as undermining their own report. when you are not speaking with one voice, then, you might as well not be selling anything at all. john: chuck, we had this incident in turkey, in istanbul. at this hour, we don't know that much. do you have any sense of the politics of that at this early stage? chuck: i wouldn't. there is just no more important

member of the house committee kansas congressman mike pompeo has been hanging in with us. thank you. >> great to be with you. >> let's jump in on this comey testimony tomorrow. what do you expect he will be asked? what does everyone want to know? >> well, the list of questions is long. what he said yesterday is completely unexplainable. how is the case that you can lay out a perfect case for a classified information mishandling and turn around and say no criminal charges are going to be filed is mind-boggling. so they will, i'm certain, ask questions about the process, how it was the case he came to development the information, what is he still missing? they may ask him, as speaker ryan said, what he thinks about whether she should ever be able to handle classified information at any time again in her life. there's a long list of questions for tomorrow, and i expect it to be, i hope, a robust conversation about how such a thing could happen. how equal justice couldn't be delivered in this case. >> fascinating because director comey did suggest that it wouldn't be in his pu

i really appreciate chairman royce offering this legislation, mike pompeo for all his hard work. here's the deal. we were told by people like ben rhodes that the iran agreement was going to capitalize on winds of change inside iran, that this could be a way for iran to cease its fending conduct and become part of the community of nations and yet here we are a year out, over a year out from this iran deal and iran is increasing its illegal proliferation procurement activities. they're increasing missile procurement activities, and this is not the action of a country that is looking to make nice with the rest of the world. they are taking the concessions that were granted to them in this iran deal, and they are taking advantage of them and they are expanding their influence throughout the middle east. and it's curious because the deal itself, i think, clearly looking back on it has been a failure, but what the administration is doing is they're doubling down on that and they're going even beyond what the deal says. so they want to give iran access, indirect access to the american d

lou: congressman mike pompeo, thank you for taking the time. bernie sanders supporters. >> a lot of bernie sanders supporters will come to me because i'm best on trade. we'll make new trade deals and bring our jobs back to our country. lou: speaking here later tonight, president obama, vice president biden. vice presidential nominee tim kaine and former mayor of new york, michael bloomberg. a lot in store and a lot to analyze. stay with us. it will be an exciting evening. you've wished upon it all year, and now it's finally here. the mercedes-benz summer event is back, with incredible offers on the mercedes-benz you've always longed for. but hurry, these shooting stars fly by fast. lease the cla250 for $299 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. spending the day with my niece. atake smile. i don't use super poligrip for hold, because my dentures fit well. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. even well fitting dentures let in food particles. just

i just spoke to mike pompeo who's a member of the house intelligence committee who said they met, as members of the house intelligence committee, early this morning to discuss a possible legislative response to put pressure on hillary clinton and put pressure on the fbi. he was kind of cagey about his details about what could congress do legislatively but he says hillary clinton should be denied access to classified intelligence, classified information, for the rest of this campaign season. and that's something paul ryan, the house speaker, mentioned also last night. again, this is one piece of an effort by republicans to really put pressure, raise concerns about hillary clinton's handling of this issue. and just because there may not be any criminal charges, it doesn't mean her political problems are over, carol. >> all right, manu raju, thanks so much. it is a morning of breaking news. we're getting word that president obama in just about -- oh, 10:25 eastern time, he'll make some sort of statement on afghanistan. as you know, there's been a wave of terror attacks across the middle

i want to give a special thanks to mike pompeo who helped craft this legislation that over a ear agothe house 275 republicans and democrats voted on a bill to establish a voluntary nationwide program that would give consumers access to the information that they requested about the food that they are actually consuming. this bill would have protected advancements in food production and innovation, and would have ended the patchwork of state laws threatening our interstate commerce. i was extremely disappointed to see that a small group of members from the other body blocked this commonsense, bipartisan legislation to protect vital agricultural technology that has been proven time and time again by science to be safe. i want to ensure that americans have access to affordable food. this bill would have done that. and to help address our world's hunger needs that biotechnology can only do in the future. unfortunately, this process is stalled for months. congress is not able to act before vermont's law went into effect on july 1. nd just having one state alter the law, their law, would pr