peter johnson is in. grumpy cat is also live in the green room.t's right. >> perfectly seated in our green room right there. >> grumpy cat receives makeup, receives hair this morning and says ready to go, ready to perform for america. >> grumpy cat has a new friend that we're about to meet in a world exclusive. it's oscar, the blind cat. got a pal. stand by for that. >> everybody's excited in my house too. there's oscar. >> maybe he can ungrumpify him. you never know. >> thank you very much for joining us. we've got a fox news alert to start with. yesterday we told you that bowe bergdahl started his job on base, and today we're finding out that bowe bergdahl, who has been accused of being a deserter has a lawyer. he's all lawrd up. there's -- he's all lawyered up. there is the guy, eugene fidell, a well-known law attorney. he teaches at yell, -- yale, taught at harvard. they met last week in person. >> fox news confirmed they met in person. >> it is good to have peter johnson, a well-known lawyer. you've been look noog this guy. what about him? >>

peter johnson, jr.peatedly no answer, until yesterday when the white house, regarding the invitation to go down said, quote, the most important thing they can do is not offer public invitations, but lend their support to comprehensive immigration reform. >> it's important to note also that governor perry is actually lending his support. in fact, today he will testify there at the house homeland security hearing on the texas border crisis. >> it is a crisis. you see the images, the few images that actually get out of children huddled in these shelters and they break your heart. and if they're there, you want to help them. they got into the country illegally, but now they're being escorted in. the republicans and people on the political right say look, we want to do something about the people who are here. but first we've got to do something about the border because if a six-year-old kid can come across, you know, unescorted into this country, what does that talk about the sovereignty of the united states

peter johnson, jr.>> if you were with us yesterday, we showed you this viral video that is making waves all overt -- over the internet. >> you are a very handsome man. you are. >> you have a lovely dog! love the shirt! >> thank you. >> those pants work on you, sir. they look good. >> hilarious. >> you're lucky that nice guy is here with us on plaza. >> you're doing well, good job. good job. keep up the good work. >> that's a 20-year-old kid from depaul university. >> the compliment guy. >> blake griggsby. if you're having a rough day, just walk by 48th and 6th avenue this morning and we're going to have the compliment guy just give you a compliment. let's see what he does. >> they're all free. >> hilarious. >> more kindness and compliments from him in just a bit. in the meantime, heather nauert has all that's happening for you. >> good morning to you. hope everybody is off to a great day. i've got a story about the veterans administration. we talked about how some employees have gotten bonuses. listen t

peter johnson, jr., break it down for us. >> the salon society of the 17th and 18th century of the enlightenmentas come to president obama and to the white house. we know as soon as he stepped off the plane in rome, according to the "new york times," he asked the ambassador, "let's have a dinner party." we can discuss art, architecture, the enlightenment. >> he's brainstorming. wonderful. >> stephen: yes, wonderful! ooh! the enlightenment! the 17th and 18th century intellectual revolution that believed that knowledge is worth acquiring and that the scientific method is superior to superstition and leach craft. oh, garcon! bring us pasteurized milk and vaccines so we can all live past the age of 30! la-dee-daa! (cheers and applause) nation, it's clear what's going on here. the president has senioritis. he's in the last two semesters of his presidency, and he's totally checked out. tossing back beers, late night bull sessions with friends, traveling across europe, and it's a huge mistake, sir. it may seem like fun to take some time off and find yourself abroad, but, trust me, it never works out th

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we got peter johnson in for brian who is out.on's capitol. we're going to start laura talking about the big supreme court cases that were decided yesterday. we know you used to work there at the supreme court. first case, 5-4 supreme court ruled that companies can avoid paying for contraception. it's a win for religious freedom, and yet the political left you would have thought they took that out and replaced it with sharia law. >> yeah. they believe that the right to abort or use abortive drugs or whatever contraceptive is the favorite of the day, that that right trumps every other right in the constitution, that the constitution frankly itself is an antiquated little document that needs to give way to the supreme audacity of barak obama and his minyons. for them, the constitution is something that you have to get around if you can. when justice aledo did in this narrowly tailored decision is he said that under the religious freedom and restoration act, the definition of the word person has to include these closely-held corporat

let's talk to peter johnson, jr., our knocks news legal analyst. >> good morning.f days. we've seen in bits and pieces, but now we see this has become a cottage industry and the primary source for al-qaeda's financing of its activities around the world. let's look at what countries have paid in the six years from 2008 to 2014. $58.1 million -- >> whoa! >> $20.4 million qatar, and oman. 12.4 million, switzerland. 11 million, spain. and 3.2 million, austria. great britain and the united states do not pay such ransoms. although you can make the argument that the bergdahl-taliban swap was a form of that. al-qaeda raises money in different ways from donors, from mosques, and charities, certainly not the unitedway. relies heavily on a core of financial facilitators who raise money from donors in the gulf countries, including saudi arabia. we've also found out that isis, which is kind of the new guy on the block, or at least in terms of american understanding, may be the richest terrorist organization in the world. their financing comes from smuggling, extortion, funding

peter johnson, jr., are we making the right decision?oad has been in foreign policy, trust, but verify. here we don't trust and we must verify. so let's talk about what iran wants out of this deal. >> what do they want? n they want to continue their nuclear program until 2021. they want to pursue well unlimited research and development and they want to limit duration of the deal to eight years or less. they want the centrifuge supply to become ten times its current amount. >> they still insist they're using nuclear power stations for medical purposes only. so what does the u.s. need? >> we need a lot of things and don't really have all or any of them. we want them to stop enriching uranium to the level need to do fuel nuclear plant. they say they have done and it's been verified they've gone partway and that's why they're getting the money. flash centrifuge supply by -- slash it by 80,000. even though the ayatollah says they want to increase it. restrict power nuclear generation program for ten years. the ayatollah and the president say

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good to have peter johnson with us today. >> good morning, peter. >> good to see you. >> we have a lot of people living along the eastern seaboard and this is of interest to you. it's a fox news alert and an extreme weather alert. nasa releasing new images of a big storm slowly stretching off the coast of florida. >> tropical storm arthur threatening to wash out millions of americans this 4th of july. >> maria molina is back from chicago. she's here live tracking the storm. maria? >> good morning. you know that storm that impacted chicago and parts of the midwest with so much severe weather? it's that storm that's going to help steer arthur away from parts of the east coast. it's all connected. let's look at those satellite pictures. we have areas of heavy rain with the storm system and arthur right now is a tropical storm with maximum sustained winds at 60 miles per hour. about an hour ago we had the first hurricane watch of the atlantic hurricane season issued for portions of the outer banks of north carolina. i think that is going to be the hardest hit area. the storm system is not

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he seems to misunderstand both concepts. >> peter johnson, jr., thank you so much.tes after the hour. up next, wouldn't you be down for meeting your husband or wife at the very first time at the altar and say i do? it's a brand-new reality show. but is it normal or nuts? >>> first on this day in history in 1981, the donkey congress video game was released. in 1962, andy warhol campbell soup exhibit opened. in 1999, "if you had my love" by jennifer lopez was the number one song. shopping online is as easy as it gets. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers, carpenters and even piano tuners were just as simple? thanks to angie's list, now it is. start shopping online from a list of top-rated providers. visit angieslist.com today. >>> okay. trivia players, the answer, donald rumsfeld. the winner, brian dale from kentucky. congratulations. you're going to get a copy of brian kilmeade's book "george washington's secret six." >> i will sign and send. >> he will. >>> there have been some bizarre headlines in the news that we've been talking about lately. we want to know ar

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alex gorske, the ceo and chairman of johnson & johnson and peter voser, the former chief executive ofll, who now serves as the director of roche holdings. so, a little bit of health care coming on there. mr. gorske will be a board member effective september 1st and mr. voser's election will take effect on january 1st. back to you. >> bertha, a busy hour for you. we really appreciate your coverage on all of these news items 37 twitter's earnings scorching cnbc.com. the hot list is ahead. plus, are red-hot auto sales hitting a peak? phil lebeau takes us behind the wheel. you do a lot of things great. but parallel parking isn't one of them. you're either too far from the curb. or too close to other cars... it's just a matter of time until you rip some guy's bumper off. so, here are your choices: take the bus. or get liberty mutual insurance. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. see car insurance in a whole new light. call liberty mutual insurance. >>> welcome back. auto sales on a tear over the past five years. some auto

peter cook waiting for president obama to make further remarks about ukraine's. both struggling with how to react and deal with the tragic lane crash and the aftermath. cory johnsong earnings. big tech companies reporting over the next few days. michael mckee here heaving his eye on the housing market. more data out this week. peter, why don't we begin with -- withclear in ukraine. >> it is proving to be a challenge for them. button issues are ukraine and the middle east you situate -- middle east situation. the fighting going on his way to cairo. hoping to achieve a cease-fire, working with the egyptian and other players. the u.n. secretary general. for thet challenge administration. syria, iraq, afghanistan. play rightlot on the now, juggling them to the best they can. they said the u.s. is engaged in all of the issues and that is what is important here. >> help me out. the white house, administration juggling at the best they can. yet the president headed west this week for yet another gunner -- yet again another fundraiser. >> multiple fundraisers. the life of the president goes on. not the first to go on fundraisers in an election year. it will strike some a

johnson says there are not plans to overhaul screenings for domestic flights. bill. bill: peter doocy, leading our coverage in washington. martha has more. martha: how are passengers taking to new guidelines and idea of returning from trip abroad that your cell phone or laptop could be taken away from you and shows up and not charged when you have it? >> i think it is good. i think there is nothing wrong with that, especially at newark international, any international airport they should definitely check. >> everything has to be thorough. talking about any international air party. more security measures, everyone would actually embrace it. martha: department the homeland security are not saying which airports will have the checking or more will be added but, boy, you know, they have to constantly stay ahead of whatever they're picking up through intelligence in terms of ways that terrorists are trying to craft new -- bill: keep in mind, people going in and out of syria with western passports. twitter question, will this change the way you fly? we'll talk to a security analyst th

i would like to thank chairman smith, ranking member johnson, my colleague, mr. peters from california, my colleague, mr. lipinski from california for their work on the bill and i'm hopeful this bipartisan legislation can see movement in the senate and from there we can help to alleviate some of the burden placed on our research universitys so they can get back to the main goal of conducting science research. mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from illinois. mr. lipinski: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. lipinski: i want to take this opportunity to thank mr. bucshon and chairman smith for not only this bill but the series of bills we're debating today. the subcommittee that chairman bucshon is chairman of and i'm ranking member, have been very active in this congress. we have been working on the first act, and i'm very happy that although there were some disagreements over that bill which d

johnson. bundy defended truman's claim that hiroshima was an army base by saying, it is a military target. like new york. [laughter] that is what he told peter jennings. he added, he could not really recall any document or resource were stimson's claim that the invasion might cost one million casualties. sam walker has surveyed scholarship and has pointed out is a widely held myth that there really was no choice between on the one hand, innovation, on the other hand, the bomb. heard, it furred -- is a much more complex choice. there wash at times no such moral choice between the two, we ourselves are debating the situation as if there were only two options. it has been presented as the lesser of two evils. feel the need to draw moral comparisons, i think richard frank offered his new perspectives. more japanese were killed by the soviets in the invasion of manchuria than by the u.s. a bombs on hiroshima and not the sake -- nagasaki. beside the emperor's twin shock of hiroshima, the soviet entry to the pacific war, a third reason drove him to surrender. fear of losing his throne and his head. here alito feared a domestic revolt at the fightin