here going to ask peter king when he joins a little bit later in this half hour. >>> charges in genocide, right now happening on this sunday, the killing of christians and helpless yisidis. fox's contributor and senior fellow at the american enterprise institute, ambassador, we have the sickening and shocking results of christian children being beheaded, their heads being put on sticks in mosul by these islamic terrorists and they even are burying women and children alive. why did it get this unspeakable point and can the obama administration do anything to end it? >> well, i think we can end it effectively, i think if the president were to declare that our objective is not the limited objectives doug mcelway just described but the destruction of isis which is a strategic threat to the united states and it's allies not just in iraq, but it's western allies as well. i think the president had not adequately explained, look, we knew isis had reached into iraq as far back as december, if it took if only briefly falluja and ramadi, and they captured mosul over two months ago, sending hundreds

i love peter king. sometimes. steve mcmahon is a democratic strategist, and john is a republican strategist. this is set up politically for obvious reasons. john, it looks to me like the president has found a message. a harry truman message, which is i'm not running against the right. i'm running against nothing. these guys' whole strategy is freeze the ball, do nothing until the election is over. turn that into they're a lazy bunch of no-good people not out to help the people. you heard congressman cleaver. >> and yet the president's approval ratings keep going down. >> let's get that straight, 41 to 7. >> we'll find out. i think this is going to be like all midterms, go to be a vote about president obama and his popularity. i think that's why republicans will do well. i have not given up hope on this border bill. i think they're going to meet tomorrow and pass something. it's going to be hard. >> where is it going to go? >> to the senate, and maybe they'll pass it, which they haven't done. >> let me ask you this

mccain and get the latest on the fight against isis and potential threats against america from peter king of the house homeland security committee and adam smith of the house armed services committee, 60 years of news because this is face the captioning sponsored by cbs >> good morning again, we start this morning with the growing debate about what the u.s. and its allies can and should do to combat the brogue threat of a terror group isis, yesterday the policy debate was front and center in the pages of "the new york times". secretary of state john kerry who is being extent to the region to build and international coalition wrote, air strikes alone won't defeat this enemy, a much fuller response is demanded from the world. we need to support iraqi forces and the moderate syrian opposition who are facing isis on the front lines. we need to disrupt and degrade isis capabilities and counter its extremist message in the media. and on the other side, republican senators john mccain and lindsey graham wrote regional allies are importance but ultimately isis is a military force and must be conf

mccain and get the latest on the fight against isis and potential threats against america from peter king of the house homeland security committee and adam smith of the house armed services committee, 60 years of news because this is face the captioning sponsored by cbs >> good morning again, we start this morning with the growing debate about what the u.s. and its allies can and should do to combat the brogue threat of a terror group isis, yesterday the policy debate was front and center in the pages of "the new york times". secretary of state john kerry who is being extent to the region to build and international coalition wrote, air strikes alone won't defeat this enemy, a much fuller response is demanded from the world. we need to support iraqi forces and the moderate syrian opposition who are facing isis on the front lines. we need to disrupt and degrade isis capabilities and counter its extremist message in the media. and on the other side, republican senators john mccain and lindsey graham wrote regional allies are importance but ultimately isis is a military force and must be conf

let's discuss all of this and more with congressman peter king.y member of the house homeland security committee, chairman of the subcommittee on counterterrorism and intelligence. congressman, thanks very much for joining us. here's a basic question i have. the iraqi military, over ten years, the u.s. trained the military, several hundred thousand iraqi troops, gave them the best u.s. military hardware, said, you know what, the u.s. is leaving, it's up to you to protect your country. why are they m.i.a. in protecting the christians in iraq, the yazidis, the kurds? what's wrong with the iraqi military? why aren't they doing the job that the u.s. hoped they would do? >> wolf, i would say several steps leading to that. one, when president obama went through all our troops from iraq, in effect, we lost control over the situation. that put maliki in charge. he put many corrupt colonels and generals. he removed the sunni leaders. put in shiite military leaders. there was real morale problems. there was a lack of training. the army, which had been, i th

the islamic extremists that wage war against us we have a real problem here. >> joining me now is peter king, member of the homeland security committee. congressman king, thank you for your time. i want to know what you think of what the congresswoman has to said, what should the mission be? >> i think the mission has to be to destroy isis. what the president has done for mosul i support, as far as opening the barricade on the mountain top. i think the president has to come to the american people and say what his overall strategy will be. isis right now is a land mass that is largely great britain, and it's a great threat to the homeland. that base in iraq and syria is a direct threat to us. i think the president, he keeps saying what he is going to do and not do. one step forward and one step sideways. i think he needs a overall plan and to be honest with the american people. >> a lot of americans right now do not want u.s. troops or boots on the ground right now. they are concerned about air strikes and more u.s. advisors and troops on ground right now. how far would you feel comfortable w

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representative king, peter king, thank you for joining us, sir. we appreciate your insights and analysis. >>> speaking of more insights, general scales is going to join us in a second for more perspective. earlier this morning, i spoke with former second of homeland security tom ridge who had more on what the u.s. should be doing. >> there's clearly the effort to go there, so how you identify those and prevent them from going, but there's two other groups they have to be equally worried about and more concerned about, those who are returning because they can move through europe, particularly just coming into the united states without a visa and get embedded. we just better anticipate that there are sleeper cells here. i would be losing sleep over the fact that we had potentially another tsarnaev brothers calamity disaster when nobody in the community knew about the presence of the terrorists until after the fact. that i would lose sleep over. >> so what can the u.s. military do in syria? what are the challenges? where are the intelligence gaps? ma

. >> congressman peter king and defense secretary chuck hagel believe that isil is a threat to homeland security. >> this is beyond anything we have seen. we must prepare for anything. >> the recent execution of james foley may have turned a page for the white house, and this charge by the family -- >> nobody could have done anything directly on his behalf. >> may be turning up the pressure. express our look -- experts are looking for the executioner. experts agree he is from britain. he comes from a professional family. >> homeland security on the fbi are taking no chances come issuing a nationwide bulletin to law enforcement saying there is no credible homeland security threat linked with isis but warned they are using social media to gain followers and urging acts of violence against "american interests." , upal media may be working to 500 reddish nationals are now fighting as militants in iraq -- 500 british nationals are now fighting as militants in iraq. the number of u.s. militants has now tripled. robert lyles, abc 7 news. >> another night of calm in ferguson after violent prote

congressman peter king and tony perkins. first in a kelly file exclusive, this is an incredible firsthand account of the awful reality. iraqi christians and others trapped by the terrorists on the mountain that is now a graveyard. watch this. >> this is where they are hiding, the sinjar mountain range, foreboding and vast. our first glimpse of refugees seeking sanctuary in searing 33 degree heat. we saw some camped out in a dry riverbed with only a tarp for cover. others found a road in the middle of this wilderness, a road they dared not take. instead they waved at us, desperate for foot and water to be dropped. some of it may have smashed on the rocks below. but with so many deliveries to make, our helicopter to not stop to check. then we touched down for five precious but awful minutes. and the rush to rescue as many as we could in the time we had. an old man scrambled to the door even as boxes of aid were heading out. small children were trapped. i found myself dragging them toward the back. this helicopter in such dange

i think peter king is dead on what he says what he said yesterday.ng to get involved with republican politics. we have enough problems within our own party on the democratic side. i think he's dead on. with the new jersey congressman said who is a modern republican who tries to seek a resolution. john said i'm resigning. listen to that. he may be only one person. he's an important person. i think he added to the integrity to the congress the short time he was here. it's the integrity of the congress and the house that has been divided and torn down by these republicans who part of the party doesn't want government to exist. these 40 to 50 people think they're cool. i think they deride the conversation. i think they bring down the economy, bring down the constitution and i think they minimize how great this country is. they should be ashamed themselves and cruz should stay on the other side of the building. >> bill pascrell from new jersey. i think we're going to leave it there, sir. thank you for your time. have a great weekend. >> hopefully you get

. >> joined by congressman peter king of new york. and congressman, welcome. let me challenge you in a different way. >> sure. >> which is those who would argue, conservatives, republicans, others, that the president has underestimated this, is only using limited action to fight this threat. what more can be done as the president said than just keep a lid on this problem and all of these threats by the united states? >> well, first of all, david, this is not just iraq. isis is a direct threat to the united states of america, and what dick durbin just said and what president obama has said is really a shameful abdication of american leadership. this isn't iraq we're talking about. we can't wait for maliki or the iraqi parliament to fight isis. every day that goes by, isis builds up this caliphate and it becomes a direct threat to the united states of america. they are more powerful now than al qaeda was on 9/11. so dick durbin says we're not going to do this, we're not going to do that. i want to hear what he says when they attack us in the united states. i los

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when asked why the bill died, peter king bluntly said because of ted cruz. the senator reportedly huddled with some house members praising them for not passing the bill but denied being responsible. meanwhile, rick perry blasted the house's inaction saying, quote, it's beyond belief that congress is abandoning its post while our border crisis continues to create humanitarian suffering and criminal aliens represent a clear threat to our citizens and our nation. >>> also, yesterday, the senate blocked an emergency border funding bill in their chamber backed by the democrats. so this brings us our twitter question for you this morning with so many issues to tackle and congress getting ready to leave on recess, do they deserve a summer vacation? tweet us your most creative answers, we'll put the best ones coming up later in the show. and while you were sleeping, there was a big shocker from former majority leader eric cantor. the republican congressman told the dispatch, he will resign from congress august 18th. cantor says he'll ask the virginia governor for a

this is steve king peter king peter king is going off on the president we're going to jack a. little hasn't battle but hey i thought you know it's summer but anyhow why don't why don't i don't are probably going to comment on the president's fashion choices yet there you go why do republicans like holding the american people hostage the last time they did it it cost us twenty four billion dollars as was the october shutdown that's enough to send five hundred fifty four thousand kids to private college over a million kids to state colleges and universities enough to buy eighty seven thousand nine hundred homes for americans it's it's. broad provide free breast cancer screenings for every woman in america for seventeen years this is why republicans went blue a little ways you know you won't get what is that when democrats. for the american people one of the democrats. took bold legal to say oh no when we put a budget break i'm told he was going to stop the books to shut down the government three times of the me please. so i don't remember the details so yeah use a big wall long

the people who are going to be against any formal reform, my colleague peter king, ted cruz in the senate, a delay is not going to be any point of satisfaction to them. they are not for any relief. and i think the president has raised expectations on the part of many people that support immigration reform and support humanitarian relief for many families in the country. and i think he needs to act before. >> arizona congressman recall grijalda, thank you very much. >>> another victory for iraqi u.s. forces as they break a siege where residents have been trapped for more than a month. is this a sign that the tables are turning there? >>> and have had mir pvladimir wants to work on the crisis in ukraine. we'll lay out his plan, next. oh no, we couldn...okay thanks, hebrew national. a hot dog you can trust. after seeing everything, but let me take one last look. sure. take your time. built-in nav, heated seats for mom, dvd with wireless headphones for the kids! and tons of room for the golf clubs! golf clubs, and strollers. shhh ... i love this part. so what do you think? i think it's everyt

eric: can isis strike us in it's chilling to hear peter king say isis is more powerful than al qaeda. >> i think he's right. who have we fought. taliban, al qaeda and now isis in iraq. at the most they wanted to run afghanistan, maybe pakistan in their own 14th seasontureleyy kind of way. al qaeda we fought them but what are they trying to do? terrorist acts. but they are not looking to have a bigger run the world agenda. isis does. it's the on one of these territories that we fought that wants to control territory. they want to be a nation state. they are calling themselves the caliphate, the nation state. they have controlled large parts of syria and iraq. they want to spread through the entire region. they have said jordan and lebanon are next. they want all the resources of a wealthy nation state, oil, military and they want to take over the world and they will kill anyone in their way. they will behead christian priests and mongs. christians, jews and their own fellow muslims. eric: there are reports of beheading young children and putting their heads on sticks in parks. what's a

congressman peter king is on the homeland security committee. lot about these things and he joins us now. what do you make of this case? >> i would say first of all the fact that he was arrested is going to be charged indicates that fbi takes it seriously. evening is still under seal in the case. i would not think that he is actively working with isis. i would look upon him as self-radicalized. a person inspired by groups like isis and there are two types of threats we have to worry about. one the actual soldiers of isis who can be sent here to attack us and others, those who are self-motivated. self-radicalized, those inspired by isis and the al qaeda movement. martha: you make a good point about the way he was tweeting. they say the tweets are something he picked up on. he pledged allegiance to the leader of this group. you say that doing that in such an outward way is an obvious red flag and may indicate he is not serious. what about those who may have american passports and may pose a threat to us at home. >> i don't think thatter isis suppo

peter king of new york going to talk a lot about the president's lack of strategy it comes to syria.get the comments he made yesterday when he indicated there is no plan in place. for the senator king white critical of that. all slow hearing from a retiree general for his thoughts on what they should be doing when it comes to vladimir putin and the ukraine and the islamic state. of hacked show. -- a packed show. thank you. we will see you at the top of the hour. time for latin america report. for the first time in more than five years brazil has slipped into a recession. the growth rate shrank .6% from april to june. raymond collect joins me with more. trying to stimulate growth with tax cuts and more spending. what are economist saying on why the strategies have not worked? >> the brazilian economy has been slowing down for several years. when she took over nearly four years ago she inherited the fastest-growing economy in over there -- and over two decades and now presiding over a recession. there are three main reasons. one, the weaker demand for commodities such as iron or. than

so peter king responded. >> i think border patrol, these are inland. >> it's reasonable cause to do it. remember when people come into this country illegally they don't stay on the border. they keep going. >> if people are not compliant they break windows. people have been tazed. >> i am not aware of significant abuses at all. if anything, the complaints we be is there is not enough strict enforcement. 100 miles from the border, american citizens having to prove we're americans to drive to work or the grocery store? >> we live in an upsetting world. >> americans have the right to be free in their own country, to drive within their own country. real freedom lies in the thin space that separates an american citizen from an armed member of their government. >> that thin line keeps getting thinner. authorities keep inventing new tools. mabs will use microsensors and microprocessor technology to nash gait and track targets. >>> america locks up more of its people than any other country. one reason is. >> mandatory sentences. >> mandatory minimum jail sentences are why these two spent a deca

his guests will include john mccain and peter king. >> now to growing crisis in ukraine.f foreign troops are now in the country. russian tanks have destroyed virt virtualually every house in a small town. european officials are meeting together to discuss increasing sanctions with russia. elizabeth palmer has more. good morning. >> good morning. acting president petro poroshenko specifically said there were thousands of russian troops inside his country and also hundreds of tanks now dug in inside ukraine. satellite photographs released by nato also showed field guns and troop carriers well across the border. the pro-russian rebels have opened another front now in their fight in the southern part of ukraine down near the coast of the sea. ukrainian border guards in the area that didn't manage to escape in the assault were captured. some of them are now being held by rebels in cells or garage hoping that negotiations will eventually free them. the fighting which has included shelling from heavy artillery has destroyed towns and villages in the border area and more than 2,0

peter king on the house homeland security committee says the longer we wait to confront isis, the more of a threat ha they bee to our security here at home. >> we cannot wait for the iraqi parliament to fight isis. it becomes a direct threat to the united states of america. they are more powerful than a al qaeda was on 9/11. jenna: let's begin with bob who has been to iraq numerous times in a friendly face. in general, how do you think this is going? >> not very well. these airstrikes are defensive in nature, in other words two airstrikes one day, to go the next, two the next, they are defensive. those that are trapped can pull back. now what we need is an offense of campaign. at the end of the day, war is a test of will. right now isis has the initial, we need one offense of campaign, allow them to do it and that will take the air out of their sails. if we can just show one effective maneuver with first-class weapons we give th them, perhaps we can turn this around. jenna: we feel the american public has been given two options. this sort of strategy with a full-blown re-engagement in

congressman peter king defended the agents. >> i think of border patrol as border patrol. these are inland. >> reasonable course. we do have, remember, when people come into the country l illegal illegally, they don't stay on the border, they keep going. >> if people aren't compliant, they break a window? people have been tazstased. >> i am not aware of abuses at all. if anything, the complaints we get, there's not enough strict enforcement. >> isn't there something un-american about 100 miles from the border, american citizens having to prove they are citizens to drive to work or the grocery store? >> it's a scary world. you have to balance. >> americans have the right to drive within their own country. real freedom lies in the thinnest space that separates and american citizen from an armed member of their government. >> that thin line keeps getting thinner. authorities keep inventing new tools. >> they use microsensors and processors to navigate and track targets. >>> coming up, drones keep getting smaller and trickier. fi" "fight back fast" "with tums." "relief that ne

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here's congressman peter king. >> we are very concerned about this. wish our president was showing the same leadership david cameron showed. the longer we do wait the stronger isis becomes, more america and britain become at risk. >> let's go to the white house and nbc's kristin welker. we're also hearing comments from senator dianne feinstein. what's she saying? >> what's interesting, alex she's echoing what a lot of her republican colleagues are saying. what you heard peter king saying, which is she wants to see strong decisive action when it comes to the threat of dealing with isis in syria. she went so far as to say she agrees with the op-ed written by her colleagues senators graham called "stop dithering:confront isis" calling for a strong military response. here's what senator dianne feinstein had to say. take a listen. >> i've learned one thing about this president and that is he's very cautious. maybe in this instance, too cautious. i do know the military i know the state department i know others have been putting plans together. so hopefully

when asked why the bill died, congressman peter king said this. because of ted cruz.ised them for not passing the bill but denied being responsible. joining us now, we're going to be going to republican congressman tom cole of oklahoma. tom, it's good to have you on the show. >> tom, what's going on there, tom? i mean you've got chaos in the house, you've got harry reid in the senate obviously saying if he even gets the bill over from the house he's going to effectively kill it in the senate. what's going on? >> well, first of all, harry reid and democrats in the senate couldn't pass a bill yesterday and they quit and went home. we couldn't quit a bill yesterday and we're at work and we're here. we're going to pass this bill. the speaker made it very apparent. we had a good conference yesterday. i think we narrowed the differences between ourselves, we're pretty close, and we had a great deputy whip meeting where we talked through, as you know, joe, how these work, how to persuade some of our colleagues to see it the majority's way. the rules committee met last night,

but peter king wants a more aggressive response. >> we have to let the people know there is going do be a long twilight struggle, get the iraqi army back into it. and we have to carry out bombing attacks in syria. we have to have americans embedded with iraqi troops as far as intelligence and direction. >> foley's murder did not stop the u.s. air strikes as killers blamed for his death and even the president's own military advisers said dealing with the group would mean attacking its base of power in syria. plans call for what the u.s. considers to be moderate syrian rebels to wage that fight perhaps with u.s. weapons. mr. obama hasn't ruled out air power to help the syrian rebel but they know that helps bashar al assad fighting isis. still, they say it's an option. >> we're actively considering what's going to be necessary to deal with that threat and we're not going to be restricted by borders. we've shown time and again that if there's a counterterrorism threat, we'll take direct action if necessary against that threat. >> ben rhodes concedes foley's murder is isis first terrorist

peter king says the u.s. air strikes should be more widespread. right now the air strikes have been centered in erbil, where isis militants have a stronghold. but there are militants spread out throughout the country who believe the obama administration could cast a wider net. jack reid of rhode island says the issue is the political climate in iraq. a new president elected a few weeks ago, but the old administration, prime minister nuri al maliki, refusing to step aside. having trouble gaining control of the new government, the new president. that's one issue. also seeing international support, starting to step up. france agreed to send weapons to kurdish fighters taking on isis militants and australian's prime minister considering sending combat troops to iraq. >> contributions from many din countries. >>> it will take a couple of weeks before we learn whether robin williams had alcohol or drugs in his system when he died. williams' wife was the last person to see him alive sunday night, adding she said she thought he was still asleep in a separ

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well, now, believe it or not, republican congressman peter king is using the suit to criticize the president. >> there is no way any of us can excuse what the president did yesterday. i mean when you have the world watching. when you have a week, two weeks of anticipation of what the united states is going to do. then for him to walk out -- i'm not trying to be trivial, but in a light suit, light tan suit, saying first he wants to talk about what most americans care about, and she says that's the revision of the second quarter numbers on the economy. >> he's not trying to be trivial? well, he's doing a good job of it without trying. and then there's this. a photo soon popped up on twitter showing congressman king in a tan suit of his own. the hypocrisy is right there in black and white. or is it beige? nice try, congressman king, but we gotcha. so now we've turned her toffee into a business. my goal was to take an idea and make it happen. i'm janet long and i formed my toffee company through legalzoom. i never really thought i would make money doing what i love. we created legalzoom to help

we also heard today from house homeland security chairman peter king, a republican as well as republican senator lindsey graham. and they both warned that we could see attacks on american soil at this point from isis, fred. >> all right. erin mcpike at the white house, thanks so much. >>> all right. at first, the public felt sorry for the parents of a georgia toddler who died in a hot car this summer. but reactions quickly changed to hate and scorn as investigators charge the father, ross harris, with murder. his wife, leeanna, has avoided the spotlight until now. we'll hear from her next. i make a lot of purchases for my business. and i get a lot in return with ink plus from chase. like 50,000 bonus points when i spent $5,000 in the first 3 months after i opened my account. and i earn 5 times the rewards on internet, phone services and at office supply stores. with ink plus i can choose how to redeem my points. travel, gift cards, even cash back. and my rewards points won't expire. so you can make owning a business even more rewarding. ink from chase. so you can. man: [ laughs ] those l

. >> peter king said more need to be done. here is what he said yesterday. >> i would say we more sustained air attacking not just in kurdistan but throughout the isis area. >> what is president obama and america's role in fighting back this threat? >> well, i think eisis is a broader threat than just in western iraq. i think it's a broader threat to the middle east. and ultimately, when it's married up with people who are less interested in creating a caliphate, as they are in creating terrorist incidents in the west, i think it would be very much of a threat to us. i agree with the notion that we need to be more involved. nobody likes being more involved in iraq. my goodness, i think our country is tired of that. i think we need to be more involved in the way that congressman king suggests. i do draw the line at boots on the ground. i think we need to be disciplined about not going forward with that kind of mission creep. >> all right, former u.s. ambassador to iraq christopher hill, thank you for your time. >>> hillary clin

. >> congressman peter king defended the agents. >> i think about border patrol as border patrol. >> we do have people coming into this country illegally they don't stay on the border. they keep going. >> if people aren't immediately compliant they break a window. people has been tased. >> i am not aware of any abuses at all. if anything the complaints we get is there is not enough strength enforcement. isn't hathere something unamerin about american citizens having to prove we are american just to dri drive to work or the grocery store? >> it is an upsetting world you have to balance it. you have to drive within their own country. real freedom lies in the thin space that separates an american citizen from an armed member of their government. >> that thin line keeps getting thinner because authorities keep inventing more tools. >> they may use mike troe cross successor to drop targets. >> coming off drones keep getting smaller and trickier. from ush flush eartburn medicinr nine straight years. one pill each morning 24 hours zero heartburn. that's keeping you from the healthcare you d

the past few days republicans, including john mccain and lindsey graham and peter king have unsurprisingly. added to this is a voice more reserved or mute, former secretary of state hillary clinton. she hit the president's foreign policy from a few angles, speaking to one of the president's slogans, great nations need organizing principles and don't do stupid stuff is not an organizing principle. clinton criticized the president's decision not to arm serial rebels early on. the failure to help build up a credible fighting force of people who were the originators of the protests against assad, the failure to do that left a big vacuum which the jihadists have now filled. in an interview with tom freedman over the weekend, president obama explained his thinking on the topic of syria and what might have been. >> with respect to syria, it's always been a fantasy, this idea that we could provide some light arms or even more sophisticated arms to what was semly an opposition made up of former doctors, pharmacists and so forth and they were going to be able to battle not only a well armed state bu

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we will talk about this with senator mccain, peter king, congressman from new york, also a republicanand adam smith, ranking democrat on the house arms services committee. all that coming up this morning on face the nation. >> we are looking forward to it, major, thanks very much. >>> still to come this morning, showers could interrupt some outdoor plans today, carol will tell us when we might be seeing rain and where that is straight ahead. >>> also rebounding at the jersey shore how beach business is bouncing back, two years after hurricane sandy. >>> and on vacation, work distractions keep many americans from enjoying time off. three is on your side with ways t >>> a surge in beef prices being felt in kitchens and restaurants across the country. cbs news correspondent bigad shaban is in los angeles to explain how higher costs could explain the favorite restaurants. >> reporter: cost of doing business has never been higher for cheviesra, his los angeles restaurant mexican taco and company is now paying a you this dollars more a month for its beef supply, compared to just two months

congressman peter king who is a republican was asking, along with a number of his more moderate colleagues, who elected ted cruzz our speaker. they know this is hurting them. the republicans do not want to go home in this recess and say they did absolutely nothing about an immigration crisis at the border. >> while we have david here, i have to ask before we part ways, we're almost out of time. you've been in the headlines for that tweet calling some photos of -- fake. criticizing your apology, one of the big critiques is claim iing what is your sfons that? >> none of that is true. adam wein stein and gawker linked to a site co-founded by one of the biggest supporters of hamas. i think that i lost my temper in the twitter exchange and said something that wasn't supported by the evidence but people need to understand that the contrivance of images has been a strategic tool in the campaign against israel. and that remains true. just the other day the -- >> do you regret linking to zombie -- >> i linked it as a for instance to say this is a place they have a lot of photographs. a lot of this

peter king of new york says he believes isis is more dangerous now than al qaeda was on 9/11. u.s. officials taking precautions in iraq regarding american personnel. they have evacuated some of the staff that was at the consulate. the obama administration is looking at forming some kind of game plan top get those iraqi christians off that mountain where they have been stranded and surrounded now for several weeks. thosist sill militants on the ground waiting for them to come down, threatening to kill them if they do not convert from christian toy islam. there's political turmoil in iraq. the prime minister went on television yesterday, his first public appearance since the u.s. air strike started. he remains defiant and says he will not leave his post. people have called for him to resign. john kerry said this morning that he believes he is stirring the waters and complicating u.s. efforts to bring peace to that region. he is steeking a third term to continue as the prime minister. >> frightening, thank you very much for updating us, richard. >>> now the situation in iraq, it is al

let's bringing in republican congressman peter king who hads on the house homeland security committeeor joining us. do you think president obama dropped the ball in syria? you called the beheading of james foley a declaration of war and you heard ben rhodes say they're not going to be restricted by borders. do you expect air strikes in syria soon? >> i agree with general dempsey. i don't see how we can defeat isis unless we go into syria with i believe massive air strikes. it's not about syria or iraq. it's about our homeland and our national security. i believe the president has the obligation if he's serious and i think he is about going after isis, not just stopping isis but destroying isis that we have to go to syria because that's again, that is where it's generated from and that is a key location so no, if we're serious, syria definitely has to be, i believe, subject to air attacks and going back to what you were saying before, we've known this for many months. the president was wrong when he says the junior varsity. this is no secret within the intelligence community. even back

congressman peter king yesterday after their closed-door meeting said something relatively similar to that in terms of who is actually running the show on the gop side. he said, i do wish that ted cruz would stay in the senate. nobody elected him speaker. nobody elected him majority leader in the house. and it's really a cheap shot to be coming in from the side, to have some guy come in from the outside like the pied piper is wrong. how much influence do you actually think ted cruz has with the house republicans? >> you know, i think that he does have a strong voice with the house republicans. i think that speaker boehner and the gop leadership are really trying to address this border crisis problem. the biggest problem here is that president obama once again has failed to bring in a bipartisan solution. and it's interesting because "the washington post" blog just today said that a white house official came out saying that the president agreed with 80% of what the republicans were proposing. so that 20%. we go back to this gridlock. we go back to the fact that both of these parties ar

congressman peter king, thank you for your views this morning. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> we want a little more depth on the situation in iraq. i'm joined by michael leiter, nbc national security analyst, former director of counter-terrorism. robin wright, author of "rock the casbah," jeffrey goldberg. exclusive interview with hillary clinton on syria, terrorism and leadership matt world which we'll get to in just a minute. i'm trying to make sense of all this. there's layers to it. michael, i really want people to understand what we're up against with isis. >> this is not just a normal terrorist group. this is a terrorist army that now controls land. i think this would be clear if they kept their old name. this is al qaeda in iraq, which has become islamist state in iraq and syria. this is now the biggest terrorist organization we've ever seen with the most money getting more and more recruits. they are obviously threatening iraq but also serious threats to the stability of our neighbor, the neighbors in jordan and intelligence community

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new york's peter king told "the new york times" i do wish that ted cruz would stay in the senate. nobody elected him speaker. to have some guy come in from the outside by the pied piper is wrong. democrats, not surprisingly, are gloating. there was a series of short poems, sitting at my desk watching the news. the rest of the day is up to ted cruz. the bottom line, boehner was one-upped by republican senators and on top of it these are eye-roll senators. when you bring their names up, they roll their eyes. even rick perry slammed them saying it's beyond belief that congress is abandoning its post while our border crisis continues to create humanitarian suffering and criminal aliens still represent a clear threat to our citizens and our nation. even if a bill does pass the house, it's not like it's likely to go anywhere. a democratic border plan failed to move forward last night in the senate. part of that is because the house bill didn't happen and some republicans who might have supported the bill, there's no way they were going out on a limb until they had a little cover on the

one was peter king. he said, what a weak leader. you imagine winston churchill or roosevelt doing what he's doing. in politics, you're damned if you do, damned if you don't. seems like no matter what obama does right now, he's seen as a weak leader. might as well play golf. every day hooeds be better off. . >> the republicans are particularly focused on attacking him on lots of things. i think the core of this is if you read obama's interview this weekend, there are a lot of events happening over the world, and america has a very limited ability to impact ends. that's his argument essentially. he would argue he thinks it things will be happening in iraq whether we had a small force there or not. he said that on saturday, in fact. part of it is the republicans want a more interventionist president. even hillary clinton hinted at that in the interview with "the atlantic." she thinks we could be doing more to prevent the development of isis. the president's view is different about that. he came in office to kind of wind down america's