why unamerican. these companies are still patriotic. because whether they're paying taxes or not in the united states, i'm sure they will still use all their corporate money to help elect officials who approve of their behavior. (applause) >> so that's very touching. (laughter) >> but we have this idea, or i have this idea that to be american you should act like a citizen. you shouldn't just take stuff from the country, which these companies have done, then decide you don't want to pay for it, but by the way we're actually all going to stay here. we'll just pay a lot less than we used to, or maybe nothing, but we'll have all the benefits of being here. in the last presidential election, people talked about makers and takers. but i guess being a taker is okay, if you have 9 right set of lawyers and cannot pay tax in the united states. (applause) >> stephen: you recently testified before congress about this issue. and you have said that congress can do something about these inversions. is that your way of saying that nothing can be done a

he says it is unamerican and will prove deadly. >> i have to address actually not only disgraceful butderous release of details of this raid. you just don't do it. special operators are furious. administration had a bin laden raid when it fails. why do i say murderous? not only detailing which units are involved and how they did it noonly did that endanger our fighters going on not a future raid but the administration didn't think about the hostages being held. they released the data the information we got intelligence from released european hostages. we signed their death warrants. i am a former intelligence guy. you do not compromise a vital above top secret national security administration for five minutes of political gain. >> liberals calling out president obama just moments after addressing the nation about the video released by terror group isis showing that brutal be heading of journalist james foley. the president continued his vacation and he hit the golf course. >> democratic strategist joe tricky says the president deserves to be called out. >> the criticism is fair. he is

but acting at least as the administration would say in an unamerican way there is an american acting in an unamerican way as defined by obama and that is his old pal warren buffett, who was demanding that his taxes be raised so he shouldn't pay less than 30%. with all those billions it doesn't matter what his tax rate is. for everyone else it does. here is a guy who is practically obama's running mate. he is the finance behind this deal. he's providing a quarter of the financing. and the profit. as you showed earlier, exploring the loophole and what does it do? forces hard working americans to have to pay more essentially into the pocket of warren buffett. >> it wouldn't pay more pause we borrow from china. so that's not a problem. to be fair to warren buffett, he has always been the rules should be different. we should have higher taxes. but until they're different, no individual or corporation of mine will pay more than i'm required to. the government estimates that projecting how many more in versions there might be that this might cost the government 1% of the next 10 years corpo

observe the unamerican activities committee. what did these men ask you?d me if i got my work through the communists. apparently, they had put together communist agents -- theatre agents. so an agent they thought was a communist. it was so stupid. >> reporter: in 1964, her attorney did a political favor for the head of the house committee, and for grant the black list was over, but so was her marriage to arnie manoff who soon died at 50 from a heart attack. once off the list, many offers came her way including one of the most controversial television shows at the time. payton place for which she won an emmy. >> this is the continuing story of payton place. >> the statement was tell your brother i'm going to get it. >> reporter: payton place was a place rife with secrets and grant had been keeping a few of her own. she'd been scriming years off her birth date and more. >> i had a face lift at 30. >> that's so young. >> yes but i couldn't look in the mirror. >> did you achieve the effect you wanted? >> absolutely. everything that went down, went up. >> repor

tonight the militaryized police state that seems so unamerican to so many is returning to this city. the missouri national guard rolling in today. today president obama saying he hopes the troops don't make things worse. >> i'll be watching to assess whether in fact it's helping rather than hindering progress in ferguson. >> reporter: this after flash grenades and the smell of tear gas and sounds of screams filling the night air again. >> multiple, molotov cocktails thrown at police. police deployed tear gas in attempt to disperse the crowd. it stopped the violent action. >> reporter: the black state police captain from this city and in charge of protecting it beyond frustrating. he told families he wasn't the enemy. >> when this is over, i'm going to go in my son's room, my black s son. >> reporter: he and the police force have arrested more than 50 people. police say are young and outside the city and not a part of the peaceful protest during the day. most of the drama unfolding on a few city blocks near police headquarters. >> he executed a young black man. >> reporter: results fr

>> unpatriotic, unamerican. obama called these companies which have jumped ship. corporate deserters, unpatriotic. >> the interesting thing is so many people say, the most brilliant investor, the most brilliant businessman in the world is warren buffet, and he sees the utility in leaving the united states. corporate wise to avoid the tax. >> it's astonishing. president obama got a lot of support from warren buffet when he was doing the tax story. warren buffet objected to pay ago lower tax rate than his secretary. of course, he didn't pay himself very much. that's why he paid a lower rate. now we have the instance of he's supporting burger king, financing burger king jumping ship to canada. >> that's the closest thing we have to royalty in this country and it's leaving. >> i'm sorry. i got it. i just got it. >> it's okay. >> we could say the same thing about larry king, but he's staying. we'll be watching you on fox business. >> thank you so much. >>> coming up, his tickets sell tore over 100 bucks a pop. but ga

the program and wrote about it in his book, "the company man" called the senate report unfair and unamericanecause none of the key players were not interviewed. >> i am a lawyer, this was and is a start chamber proceeding. >> rizzo said members of congress critical of the program including pelosi and feinstein were briefed and there was no push back until now. >> uma? >> thank you very much. >>> another ceasefire collapses in the middle east as fighting rages in gas a. will truce ever hold in israel and hamas? >> and a life or death situation a good samaritan runs toward the flames to save people on board of a crash board. >> my leg is broken. >> we have to get you out. the seat behind you is on fire. our cheese is going thin in a big way. with our ultra thin slices, you can now enjoy the same natural sargento cheese you love, at just 45 calories a slice. the same cheddar, swiss and provolone. just thinner and just 45 calories a slice. it's safe to say, thin has never been more in. sargent ultra thin slices. now available in baby swiss, chedder-jack and longhorn colby. it can help your busin

. >> it might be unamerican though. we believe in -- >> privacy. this is more american. socialism. >> socialism has group showers. are michael sam's shower habits relevant or the opposite, irreverent? >> i don't know what that word means. >> neither does greg. >> i think she didn't go far enough. i really want to know what shower gel he uses. i think definitely one of his teammates would know. they totally share. >> how pre sum shoe us with. >> it could be a bar of soap. >> nobody does that anymore. too many leftover hairs on that. >> and accidental droppings. >> i could twist this around and say it is because she is a woman. she is thinking about the men in the shower which she was reporting on and she didn't have to bring this up. i don't noah lot about sports, but they have to make a cut to 75 guys. when she was being asked about her research and journalism and do we think michael sam will be one of the 75 and she talked about the teams and the workoutsouts and she never had to mention showers. >> andy, they wouldn't let me shower with the girl lacrosse team when i dr

. >> reporter: starting in 1947 the house unamerican activity committee subpoenaed actors, directorsd writers to discover if the entertainment industry was indoctrinating americans with communist ideas. >> what did you think of communism at the the time or was it something that you were passionate about. >> i knew nothing about it. >> reporter: her name was placed on the list that include leonard bern stein lena horn, arthur miller, airson wells and many others. >> from that day for 12 years i could not work again in film or television. >> what is it to see your name on that list today. >> well, i'm in good company. >>> lee grant's load road to stardom and singer song writer torey aimes, this sunday morning right here on cbs-3 at 9:00 o'clock. >>> still ahead troubling new developments in the middle east israeli solder believed to have been captured about hamas has now been declared dead. we will have very latest on that continuing crisis coming up. >>> and when war erupted in his home country he risk his life to reveal the truth but one event changed everything now he is in pennsylv

. >> andy is there something fundamentally unamerican about paying people to go vote? >> i don't know. it feels wrong, but maybe it is -- >> it feels really wrong. >> it feels so good when you win. >> it violates the law for federal election, but they are talking local elections. >> i like consistency. >> as long as it is not a political party doing it, then other than the fact that it is taking taxpayers' money to give to other people, i am not -- wait now i am opposed. >> you changed your mind. >> there are studies showing potential cash payouts can increase turnout. they did one in lancaster, california and people who got 25 bucks, voting went up from 14.9% to 19.2%. but i have a better idea -- i have a better idea. they may increase voter turnout if they stopped having mayoral elections on the odd numbered years and they have them when there are federal elections. they have the mayoral election that was last year. it was 2013. yeah, voter turnout will be lower on a year when you are not voting for the house or the senate or the president. change that. >> is it just

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unamerican. talking about just the nation. it's time for global citizenship. and then i grant this reality. there are so many problems of our world right now to our climate change the record era transnational global approach and that simply having countries trying to do their own thank . and the same time when i talk about citizenship crimean in the political community that has haitians. and so if you are having health trouble realizing the you are in trouble model because your sector you don't have any kind of health insurance or access to health care you will not petition doctors without borders purview of the petition the world health organization. you will call for better or worse, petition the united states congress. you may not like the answer that they cannot put your petition, but that is a unit of agency, an entity that will be able to redress wants and needs and be responsive to these things. and so on one level i do think that even in the company now we're in comminations matter and that this nation in particular matters especially. particularly if

it is unfair, unamerican and it doesn't serve justice. >> let's take a step back, eric. >> yes, sir.he had only a toy gun. we are talking about someone that was killed, holding a toy gun. >> that's the scary part about it. from what i understand, the gun was even pointed down to the ground. so even if they thought it was a real gun, if he was not making an aggressive move, what is your rational to shoot him. i mean, the gun does look like it could be real. however, he was in the toy department of wal-mart which should make people think, this man may have just been picking up a toy. he was supposedly on the phone with his child's mother, which he may not have heard their commands to do whatever. and if he did not make an aggressive move, he should never have been shot. >> and we showed the gun, a scary looking gun, but it is a toy gun. a pellet gun sold at wal-mart. ken, the mother of crawford's children say she was on the phone with him when he was shot. she said, quote, he said he was at the video games playing videos when he went over there by the toy section where the toy guns wer

only frightening as an american, i thought that it was intimidating to the point of making us look unamerican>> we expect within this hour possibly that the name of the officer involved in that incident which led to the death of michael brown will in fact be named. are you worried that that could lead to more protests this evening? and what would you call upon people on how to react when that name becomes public? >> first of all, we're going to have a -- we're going to begin the reconciliation that is required tonight. we're going to be at the well spring united methodist church right there off the main street in ferguson this evening to begin reconciliation. now, i think i need to say that, look, when you withhold the name of a person, a police officer, it feeds into the whole thought and theory that this is going to be a whitewash. we knew the name of lee harvey oswald, the man who killed the president of the united states, right at the time of his arrest. and so i think that many of the people here in missouri just said, oh, they're not giving the name. they're trying to figure out how to

so, for example, the house unamerican affairs committee, the earlier version of that, it was chaired by congressman dyes, and there was a lot of contact between the dyes committee and this news research service, which is part of the l.a. jcc. and their information goes into some of the testimony that helped justify the removal of japanese americans. so, yeah, it was a rather unexpected finding. both at the time and in the years since, there was knowledge that the news research service applied part of the information but it was not nonthat wases -- that was not known that was a jewish organization. very odd to read that organization's materials because tame this is -- at the same time this is going on they're working on antiprejudice campaigns. i think what happened is they were -- it is very useful for them to have these contacts in the government, and the dyes committee and so on, and the dyes committee they were aware had some issues with excess. not only go after fascist but after communist but it got the word out so effectively about the dangers of naziism and that was their prim

is in mourning, he has got his maple leafs jersey on, screaming about tim hortons -- this is o unamericansolid way to figure out the best way to get corporate tax reform done, everyone dropped it like a hot rock. all ryan, barack obama, nobody wants to touch it. >> that is right, and that is the political reality. it is unfortunate and embarrassing, but we refuse to move forward on that issue. >> we had on earlier samuel thompson from penn state where he was talking about how treasury had room to maneuver, it can make some changes. do you agree with that idea that treasury should move unilaterally because congress certainly cannot get anything done? >> i would hope the treasury would not do that. to me, to tax and spend is the role of congress, rights, and i would hope that congress would show the leadership -- i fear that treasury is going to use that for its own political end. >> i want to emphasize here, the great job of our headline team worldwide, i want to push back against the spin from not only mr. buffett, from others. we are literally translating across bloomberg -- i love this

it's unamerican and doesn't help in solving crimes.rces and it's time for it to end. >> let's turn now to the situation in iraq. the u.s. conducted 14 more air strikes in that country in addition now to the nine air strikes yesterday. the president has said many times that this mission is only to protect u.s. dip lomats. at the same time, they keep warning about isis and the severe threat to the west. so should the mission from the united states actually be to destroy isis? >> well, our military options are somewhat limited. we're not going to be able, from a military operation, to be able to destroy isis. what we need to do is cut off their support and one of the reasons we've been working so hard on a government that represents all of the people of iraq, including the sunni population, we would then cut off some of the support that isis is receiving in iraq itself. what we need to do is a multiple strategy, obviously providing humanitarian assistance and making sure that we do the best we can to help people. that's important to prote

he has exhibited his unamerican tendencies.ith isis. put them out. put them out now. we don't want them. keep them out. >> peter johnson, jr. saying isis -- well said. >>> up next, our last summer concert series. torchson square. first let's check in with martha mccallum for a preview of what happens in 12 minutes. >> thank you. they sound great this morning of the coming up at the top of the hour, the threat of isis grows as the president says that we have no strategy to deal with this foe. we're going to talk to bret baier and karl rove. we'll have jack keane with us this morning. is the ukraine already going putin's way? we're going to talk about that as well when we see you right here on america's news room at the top of the hour vo: this is the summer. the summer of this. the summer that summers from here on will be compared to. where memories will be forged into the sand. and then hung on a wall for years to come. get out there, with over 50,000 hotels at $150 dollars or less. expedia. find yours. can this decadent, fruit