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

the bag tony perkins during tuesday's broadcast of his washington watch radio show the family research council president basically blamed president obama for the fact that people think that obama is a muslim and not fitting it was. i think the president in his the way he has dealt with persecuted christians. the absence thereof. only gives credence to those that say that i mean i think it's amazing that if i were the president and i were trying to combat this these these these folks that are saying that i'm muslim or sympathetic to muslims i would make sure that i was at least being balanced and fair if not going overboard to protect christians and defend christianity but he's absent unbelievable it should be obvious to this point that the only reason anybody thinks obama is a muslim is because the bigoted racists apparently tony perkins didn't get the message has to be busy spreading conspiracy theories of his own to care and the very very ugly sexist lawmakers they are senator kirsten gillibrand has some a shocking stories to tell in her new memoir about some of her congressional col

mike huckabee, tony perkins,'Ññ olli north, michelle bachmann, those people came to our defense.o essentially we were fighting a war on two fronts, the republicans and democrats were against us, the conservatives were for us, and ultimately the thing that did us in was comment biz senator mccain saying we don't want him to in the senate. and romney saying akin should step down. the democrats cult the clips, put them together in the last week of the campaign and they're all the republicans saying we don't want akin and that was really powerful ad that the democrats used. >> and your race going on -- todd akin here to answer your questions, take your economy. s. let's go to derrick in pensacola florida on the line for independents good morning. >> caller: good morning, sir. first i like to tell him we're not all idiots, okay? we understand exactly what you said. no matter how many times you resay it or try to say it, we understand exactly what you said. now, would you -- you continue to say that woman can choose to get pregnant or not if she is raped. this is something that i don't

. >> time to look who is talking tony perkins the president of the family research council weighing inecution of christians in the middle east. they add dress the crisis. >> he did authorize the air strikes and make a reference to the uzeties in the case of a genocide. this genocide has been occurring for months as pertains to christians. the president can't bring himself to say christians in this region of the world dating back to the oldest christian communities in the history of christendom are being systematically killed. this should remind us policy decisions have consequences and in some cases they are deadly. we have not seen the worst yet. >>> fox news alert now. primary results just coming in from three states starting in minnesota. county commissioner jeff johnson with a crowded republican primary for governor beating out three major rivals. he will face democratic governor martin dayton in november. mike mcfadden will take on al franken in the general election. congress women's open seat filled by tom emmer. tom foley wins the republican primary for governor. he will take on

minorities including christians whose towns have been overrun by isis militant spirit here is tony perkinsf the family research council. >> hearing from our own administration about this. we saw the president this last weekend authorize the airstrikes making reference as a potential case of genocide. the president still can't bring himself to say christians in this region of the world dating back to most contagiou continges of the world are being killed. >> jennifer griffin is at the pentagon with the very latest on this, what do you have? >> 129 marine and military advisors now on the ground are armed and doing a pre-deployment site survey where sources tommy could lead to more american boots on the ground despite administration assurances combat troops will not return to iraq. >> combat boots on the ground operation, we will not have that kind of an operation. >> he military and air drops as well as strikes to ensure they are not threatening that population, but we have to figure out how to move the population to a safe space and give them the military and assistance. >> they don't know

tony perkins on our website. i am see you in america's newsroom at 9:00 a.m. this is the kelly file. >>> welcome to hannity, this is a fox news alert, an iraqi helicopter delivering aid to displaced minorities hiding in the mountains of northern iraq crashed today, killed the pilot and injuring others, this as the u.s. military conducted additional air strikes, successfully hitting and destroying an isis mortar position that was firing at kurdish forces near sinjar. the political battle is intensifying after iraq's president nominated the deputy parliament speaker to replace nuri al maliki as the country's prime minister. now, amid growing calls for al malaki to step down, he's rejecting the nomination and fighting to remain in power for the latest we turn to fox's own greg palcot. >> sean, that fight goes on, but more and more, according to experts here on the ground, it is looking like nuri al maliki's days are numbered. the incumbent prime minister has been seen as divisive and sectarian, so the more moderate and inclusive successor was chosen by the iraqi

tony perkins is president of the family research council. he has been helping us track this. and the latest stories are no better than l earlier ones, tony. >> megyn, it's hard to imagine the brutal savagery -- how savage these individuals are with isis. i was in the middle east last week, i was in israel, spoke to some of those who had come out of iraq. and the stories in some cases are worse than what we had heard. and this really goes unchecked. but here's a real bad problem that we are not getting a handle on, and that is the humanitarian crisis that's unfolding there as literally tens of thousands of christians and other religious minorities have fled their communities. many of them in irbil. we've had places like irbil where the population has literally doubled. the infrastructure not able to handle it. and i was talking with relief workers as late as today still no presence of the united states there on the ground in the relief effort. so this is a huge problem that's in the making in addition to the security issues that you've been talking about already. >> the numbers

tony perkins of the family research council talked about 24 last night on the kelli file. -- "the kellynsequences and seems sometimes deadly consequences. i talked with someone with hard-wire global doing relief work in irbil, some people need to realize these christians this, is going on for over two years. bill: former congressman from ohio, dennis kucinich is fox news contributor. thank you for joining us. what are we going to do about this. >> good morning. it has been going on more than a year. going on since the invasion and occupation of iraq. al qaeda didn't have a presence in iraq until the u.s. invaded in 2003. we have to realize christians, are in effect resee he having blowback from the u.s. war against iraq. three out of every four christians who were there before the u.s. attacked were in iraq are now gone from iraq. bill: so what you're saying it is our fault. >> i'm saying absolutely, that the united states, when it attacked, when it lied, our country's leaders lied to the american people to get us to go into iraq, not very christian, lying. when that happened, the, the

conservatives all over the country and prominent conservatives like newt gingrich and mike huckabee, tony perkins, my friend steve king and michele bachmann came to our defense. so essentially we were fighting the war on two fronts republicans and democrats against it the conservatives bus were for us and ultimately what did us in was the comment by senator mccain saying we don't want them in the senate. i'm a republican. and romney said he should step down. the democrats cut the clips and put them together in the last week of the campaign. there was a cover for added the democrats used. >> is the race going on 39% to 59% in the 2012 race. here to answer the question and comment was go to derek waiting in pensacola florida on the line. good morning. >> caller: good morning. first i would like to say we are not all idiots. we understand exactly what you said, no matter how many times you read say it, we understand exactly what you said. now, what you said and continue to say that a woman can choose to get pregnant or not if she is raped. i don't understand why you continue to say this. the reason