hello, mr. lynch! yesterday, we approached lynch at his rural home near his operation's headquarters. he told us we were the first to bring him the news of the california complaint and said he'd have something to say tomorrow. all right, we'll see you tomorrow. >> okay. >> reporter: at 8:00 this morning, mike lynch was at his office, telling us as soon as he talked with his lawyers, he'd be happy to answer questions. mr. lynch, drew griffin. >> hi, how are you? >> reporter: i'm sure you're aware of the serious charges being -- >> not yet. i'm waiting to talk to the attorneys. i haven't spoke to anyone about this. >> oh, really? >> so as soon as i speak with joe and them when they call me this morning, i'd be happy to speak with you. >> reporter: four hours later, michael lynch said this -- >> i have a statement that i have prepared. it says, we hope that these unproven allegations will not diminish the more than 40 years of service hhp has provided to our nation's most valuable treasure, our veterans. h

. >> laura: mr. lynch, we appreciate it shut out by the mainstream media.hen we come right back did is it legal on a police officer being signed to a of course no. a wild lawsuit over a child beauty pageant just mom >> laura: thanks for staying with us, i'm lauer are a ingraham in for bill o'reilly. in the is it legal segment tonight, a child beauty contest gone awry, an oklahoma policeman's request to avoid duty at a local mosque. and arizona immigration law all get a closer look by our legal eagle duo. kimberly guilfoyle and lis wiehl. let's start with you lis. let's start with this oklahoma issue. what is going on here? a police officer has to go to a mosque for training? what's happening? >> exactly, laura. a 17 year veteran of the tulsa oklahoma police department was ordered to go to a mosque. he said no, it's against my christian beliefs. i'm not going to do it. there he is right there. you know what happened, laura? he was docked two weeks pay. he was transferred. given the graveyard shift and told hey, don't apply for any promotions for a year. this

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mr. lynch: thank you, mr. speaker, and i want to thank my friend and colleague, mr. keating, for his leadership on this issue. i rise this morning along with several others of my colleagues, mr. rahall, mr. keating, who you just heard and also chairman rogers to talk about the very important issue of prescription drug abuse in america. prescription drugs are responsible for the fastest growing area of drug abuse in this country. ahead of cocaine, heroin, methamphetamines and other drugs. in fact, according to the center for disease control in atlanta prescription drugs caused most of the more than 26,000 fatal overdoses that we see each year. but despite this alarming number, there exists a lack of knowledge about this particular type of substance abuse for people not adentfying the problem that it is and that makes it more difficult to achieve a real solution. prescription drug abuse is an epidemic in this country, plain and simple. and it must be dealt with as such. while prescription drug medication can help people suffering from a range of chronic and temporary c

we would have ended up being lynched if mr.rs and returns to the assembly. >> he came back as a different person. he was not man of confrontation anymore. he summoned us for a reconciliation, and he provoked one of the most touchy, sensitive moments of the constitutional assembly. we applauded him, we thanked him, and we held each other, members of the opposition and members of the government. some people even cried. >> the incident with mr. loisa gave them a chance to talk, it gave them a chance to see each other as what they really are, human beings. >>> coming up, politicians step out and get down. >> i don't know of any times when it's really good for a president to try to dance. >> when "caught on camera: politics gone wild," returns. [ donovan ] i hit a wall. and i thought "i can't do this, it's just too hard." then there was a moment. when i decided to find a way to keep going. go for olympic gold and go to college too. [ male announcer ] every day we help students earn their bachelor's or master's degree for tomorrow's

mr. baldwin? [applause] >> thank you very much to you and to everyone at the national press club and all of you for having me as your guest, and also to thank bob lynch and nina and everyone on the staff for american for the arts because i am here as their guest for the arts advocacy day work done on capitol hill, kvy tonight is the lecture, the nancy hanks lecture, and the dinner to follow. i -- before, actually, let's talk about american airlines and words with friends.. [laughter] i know that's what you want to talk about. it's not lost on me that while i was being add mopished for using my phone while at the gate, i think some dear friend of my, some colleague of yours from fox news, who i am deeply admiring mentioned i was using my phone while on the runway about to take off and they had to taxi back, which is not true. while i was in the plane, and we parked at the gate, i was using the phone, and then i was asked to leave the plane. i wanted to tell you this. it was an amazing moment because it seemed like a scene from a really smart movie, like a michael man movie expecting smart writing and great acting, and not like a crazy, you know, hyped

lynch. joe gregory at lehman brothers. i hope if they were not out in the hamptons, you know, playing golf this morning, that they watched that interview and they heard mrewed up, we paid the price. because there's a lot of people going back to 2008 that needed to hear that and unfortunately i don't hear a lot of them still saying we screwed up. >> so is joyce the anti- -- >> you can say that. i think he alluded to the fact of what the difference was. i guess we can consider the facebook nasdaq thing a situation that's still under development, right? we can't sort of put it but i think if you just reflect over the last seven days this is how you deal with a situation. and this is how you build main street credibility. this is how you do it. >>. we'll talk more about it. they're not done. they still had a longer road to go. >> they do. but in the sense that they could have been out of business for those that know how this how this industry works the doors could have been shut this morning. and the doors are not shot. >> we're going to check back across the pond, take you to the largest mall in all of europe which just happens to be in london's olympic pa