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"fox & friends" starts right now and i have proof. >> ♪ stuck inside a memory ♪ you forgot about a destiny >> you're listening from a popular group, o.a.r. heating up the charts, brand new song that they're doing right there. this is part of our all american summer concert series. this is the one day, brian and anna, that you don't want to live on the second, third or fourth floor of our world headquarters. >> it's mostly residential, as you know. anna, you know this band. >> i listen them to a lot in college. they actually got started at o.s.u. and i went to school in north carolina. any beach party that we definitely had, o.a.r. was a part of it. you remember that crazy game of poker. we'll be doing that after the show show. crazy game of poker, yeah. they'll be singing "gotta be wrong sometimes" one of their greatest hits. >> you may think they're cool, steve, but they're actually friends with me. in the five minutes i've had a chance to talk to them, i've bonded with them and find out if they've been friends, one of them since kindergarten, since eighth grade they've been together. i sense after the show is done and the stuff is away and the turf is rolled up, i'll have a friend in the music industry. i really believe. >> that's you twice. >> four nice boys from rockville, maryland, they're going to be our performers today so if you are in the midtown manhattan area around 8:45. >> want to eat for free. >> famous dave's will be here as well. it's a way to take care of all of our fans every friday in new york city. >> special thing they're doing for vets, we'll be announcing that in a bit. we need to get straight to your headlines. an assault by the taliban on a lakeside hotel near kabul ending oversight leaving at least seven people dead. >> security forces and gunmen armed with rockets exchanging fire after dozens of people were taken hostage. they include four civilians, hotel guards and a police officer. the five taliban militants also now dead including at least three homicide bombers and now to a developing story overnight. a mountain ranger sliding 3,000 feet to his death while trying to rescue four stranded climbers on washington's mount rainier. a spokesman for the park saying this just moments ago. >> we're stunned. this is -- this is absolutely the worst possible outcome. this is a reminder that even the most experienced people under those conditions misstep and there's not a lot of room for error. >> as for the climbers, they are from waco, texas, three of them were later picked up by a military helicopter. the fourth now accompanied by park rangers and waiting out a bad storm on the mountainside, all four climbers had minor injuries. it's a move that shows the risk of losses banks are facing from the volatile markets. moody's down grading 15 of the world's largest banks lowering their credit ratings by one to three notches. only banks to suffer a three notch downgrade. banks suffering downgrades of two notches are barkley's, citigroup, deutche bank, goldman-sac goldman-sachs, morgan stanley, royal bank of canada and ubs. bank of america, hbc, royal bank of scotland and associate general downgraded by one notch. the banks have criticized the downgrades as backward looking. >> all right. let me tell you what's happening in the nba. season is over. why? they crowned a champion last night! >> the miami heat are once again nba champions! lebron james captures that elusive title he so desperately coveted. >> oklahoma city thunder were fantastic but not nearly good enough. they beat the thunder 121-106 to win this title in five games. they did it in miami. lebron james named m.v.p., no doubt about it. under 30 points per game average. after nine seasons, the guy that was on the cover of "sports illustrated" in high school had this to say after winning his first championship. >> it's about damn time! it's about damn time! >> the third time in the finals clearly the charm for lebron james. a lot of emotion last night and although the nba wanted a game five and six to make all their money and make great ratings i'm sure they're happy to see their high profile miami heat as world champions. >> i guess lebron can rest easily. >> finally, he can enjoy his $25 million in peace and knows he's a champion i believe at 28 years old. >> social media sites are going to be saying, though, about, you know, from ohio just after all the backlash with him leaving and -- >> you know what? i thought it was really cool that he said i kind of screwed up last year. i played with an anger about me. he said i feel like i grew up in a year. i did this one thing in between games that made himself relax, read. >> yeah. >> so he would stay away from sports. and i think that people of cleveland might be a little bit easier with the fact that he won this year. >> then again, a lot of people in northeast are complaining about the heat. but that's the actual heat. >> and the actual -- and that team as well who eliminated the knicks. >> let's talk a little bit about this. jay carney got up in front of a skeptical white house press corps yesterday and was trying to defend the white house and this administration's use of executive privilege to say that they didn't have to turn over thousands of documents to the committee looking into the fast & furious debacle. at one point, mr. carney was talking about how, look, this was an operation started during the bush years and the front row reporters hooted him down and said nope, it did not start during the bush years and then eventually he got to the point where ok, it was a tactic started during the bush years. because there was similar operations also didn't work out very well called operation wide receiver. completely different, though, than operation fast & furious. >> on many different levels. meanwhile, carney had a chance to -- the press secretary had a chance to sit in front and take some questions yesterday and when it came to talking about the border agents whose name who was slain at the border, we're going to be talking to a colleague of his in about 10 minutes, he forgot brian terry's name, i think. >> we absolutely agree with the need to find out the truth about why fast & furious happened. why the tactic that again was employed in the previous administration and different operations and was stopped by this attorney general. why it came about. and that's why the attorney general referred it to inspector general. that is why we have provided congress every document that pertains to the operation itself that is at issue here when you talk about the family that you referred to. and -- >> terry family. >> the terry family. >> the family you referred to. the family that had the son who was killed with one of the guns from operation fast & furious. >> obviously, americans want justice for this and so do the parents. brian terry's parents speaking out on sean hannity's show last night. let's take a listen. >> i think they're lying and they're hiding, they're passing the buck. i know they're hiding something big. i think something happened out there. >> eric holder has been before congress so many times and the first couple of times, you can tell there's something being hid with something not being said and after a while, when you feel like throwing the tv through the front window, it says you get tired of hearing the constantly lies that you know they are doing. and i think that they're bringing all this up because they want to put fast and furio on the back burner until the election is over. >> one of our colleagues will be joining us shortly and he'll be talking about the impact and his reaction to the fact there's been nothing close to closure for brian terry but i'm simply amazed at the theme that is again weaving through this investigation suddenly and that is it wasn't our operation. we just picked up where the bush administration left off. that was called operation wide receiver. 250 guns. all had tracking devices on them and the next thing government knew about it and it was up to the mexican government to make the arrests and track the guns. this operation fast & furious had about a handful of tracking devices on them. they were brought literally from radio shack. nobody tracked them and the mexican government didn't know about it, let alone did they know how to enforce this or follow up and make this a criminal operation. >> and put into the hands of known killers and kidnappers and drug dealers who ultimately killed this man and this poor family is still upset this morning. >> they want some answers. after the jay carney press briefing, charles grassley, the senator from iowa had to issue a correction of sorts to mr. carney that said the carney statements that the administration provided congress every document that pertains to the operation itself is, according to mr. grassley, hogwash. plus he asked the white house for them to explain exactly why the president is claiming executive privilege. and here's a snippet from the letter he had sent to the white house anna? >> well, at the last minute, before the white house committee proceedings began this mornrnin i received notice that you were claiming executive privilege. after 18 months of investigation and interaction with justice department officials on this matter, this was the first indication that anyone at the department or the white house believed the documents being sought were subject to executive privilege claims. all happening there at the last hour, too. >> meanwhile, let's talk a little bit about this. it looks like the supreme court is going to rule on so-called obamacare monday, maybe thursday. >> we thought yesterday. we also thought this monday. >> it looked like it. what's interesting, though, there's a couple of items in "the wall street journal" over the last day or two and it talks about a company that david axelrod started in 1985 called akpd. earned millions of dollars when barack obama was running for president. when axelrod went to the white house, he agreed to sell the particular company. he's taking it for, i think, $2 million. extraordinarily, though, the ethics committee went along with the idea that, you know what? it doesn't sound like they got all the money. why don't we do it in installments even though mr. axelrod would still be working at the white house and his son would be working at that particular company. >> and, you know, this is a big no-no even in what we do. you don't bring somebody on the show just because they're your buddy and try to get advertisements for them for free. >> like when we see arthur, he's not paying to get on. he happens to be our friend. >> yeah. >> so anyway, he was supposed to sever all ties between his old company and what he was doing at the white house. then as it turns out according to "the wall street journal" when they were trying to pass obamacare in 2009 an outfit called healthy economy now or h.e.n. supplied ads supporting the health care reform and then it was apparently then hired axelrod's firm to run the ads promoting obamacare. it does look like there is some sort of a problem there. "the wall street journal" says until the white house explains all this, voters can fairly conclude that the president's political team took their chicago brand of ethics into the white house. >> can you imagine? go ahead. >> kim straussel wrote that for "the wall street journal." all of a sudden, people realized what's happening. >> coming ahead on this show, she wasn't on the lam, she was hiding in her luggage. you have to hear this one. >> is the u.s. air force putting religious freedom among the ranks? 66 congressmen say yes and they have the proof. one of the lawmakers here live. ♪ i'd like to thank eating right, whole grain, multigrain cheerios! mom, are those my jeans? [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. multigrain cheerios when i had my heart event. and i've been on a bayer aspirin regimen ever since. 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a series of recent incidents have come to the attention of 66 u.s. congressmen and just yesterday, the lawmakers jointly fired after a letter to defense secretary leon panetta looking for answers. virginia congressman randy forbes is the co-chair of the congressional prayer caucus, is among those who signed the letter and joins us live here in new york. good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. >> what is the air force doing that you've had a number of constituents contact you and complain about? >> steve, it's egregious where they're going now. as you know, the navy not too long ago banned bibles from being brought in hospitals even if it was a minister bringing in there. air force has come out and ruled that the word god can't be used in the air force even if it doesn't have a religious context. they have said that their officers can't inform their people that are serving under them of programs that the chaplains might have even if they're approved programs, they don't let them inform them of them. they've indicated they can't have any ethics programs, they've banned any ethics programs that have any reference to religion there. they've stopped their cadets from trying to encourage people from programs that help with that component. the big thing is having a chilling effect across the air force because these are people fighting for our rights every day and we need to be standing up for their religious freedoms and liberties. >> you know why they're doing it, they don't want to offend anybody. it's the p.c. police, they're cracking down on the military. >> they're doing that but they're offending a lot of people. we have over 2,000 chaplains in an alliance supporting what we're doing just to start getting some answers and say wait a minute, enough is enough. we have to make sure we're eninsuring religious freedoms that are fighting to defend us. >> you've written -- you and 65 other congressmen have written a letter saying come on, give us some answers. what do you expect to happen? >> the important thing is it's not just 66 members of congress, it's 6 out of 7 chaien of the armed services committee. we want to make sure we get a little more balance brought into this whole situation. >> what about the suggestion that you don't want to offend some people who might not, you know, might not read the bible. >> steve, when we wrote, you know, the bill of rights, we didn't say that you couldn't do things that you had a right to do if it offended people. what we said is that you had the right to do that. and that's what we want to protect, their rights to be able to have religious freedom and religious liberty. >> out of curiousity, what's your message to the members of the armed forces watching right now to pick up this fight? >> i would say hold on, there are people that believe in you. we know you're fighting for us and we hope to get this pushed back because, you know, the military has had a huge component of people that are very strong in their faith that leads them to do what they're doing. we want to make sure they continue and have the right to do that. >> what's the expression, there's never an atheist in a foxhole? >> we've heard that expression a lot. people should have the right to support their faith or not but it ought to be their decision and not some general isn't at the pentagon. >> all right, congressman randy forbes from virginia. thank you very much. >> thank you, steve. >> great to have you here in new york. >> straight ahead on this friday morning, nancy pelosi said she could have thrown karl rove in a capital jail on any given day. we decided to find out more about that jail but what we found out was even more interesting. we are live in the u.s. capital with the story coming up next. plus -- next time you fly air canada, your plane could be running on recycled cooking oil. smells like french fries in the skies! 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[ male announcer ] if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. >> today the supreme court ruled that tv networks can show momentary nudity. yeah. so by popular demand "the view" is now a radio show. >> hey, that's not fair, though! come on. >> that's true. >> you know what? that was not fair. women, we get saggy, draggy and baggy as we get older, right? i heard dolly parton one time said all you got to do is get it nipped up. >> we have that soundbite. >> it's not fair. >> you know what? are we going into the basic problems between men and women? because we tried that a couple of weeks ago. it went over big! >> yeah. exactly. >> got fired up. >> it's good to know that the supreme court is dealing with stuff that we're really interested in. >> i know. focusing on the janet jackson. that's what the whole thing is based on. >> madonna did it recently, too. >> somebody's new, i think, bare butt on "nypd blue" had something to do with it, too. >> since i'm in charge with twitter, what are the three things? women get what? >> saggy, draggy and baggy. >> all right. fine. >> dolly parton. >> i'm going to tweet that out and see if anything else has anything to match that. >> we have to get to your headlines on this friday morning. the catholic church kicking off fortnight for freedom. it's a two-week long protest against the obama administration's contraception mandate. that will include prayer, study and political action. baltimore archbishop william laurie led one of the nation's first fortnight for freedom masses last night. he said the mandate is one of several threats to americans' religious liberty. >> the government says to any church, you must do this or that that contradicts your teaching. we're ordering this to do that, you're violating religious freedom. >> in new york, archbishop and cardinal timothy dolan will say his first fortnight for freedom mass in about 30 minutes. >> a woman loses her footing while fishing in vermont and falls into a fast moving sack -- the fast moving river. her husband jumping in, as you see in after her. the current swept a couple over a waterfall which is about 20 foot drop. the daring rescue caught on camera as crewed used a ladder to pull them to safety. aside from some cuts and bruises, believe it or not, they are ok. >> they are lucky, too! meanwhile, we have an update on that story we told you about yesterday. a 68-year-old bus monitor bullied by middle school students in new york who were absolute monsters. we warn you, the video is brutal. >> you're fat! you're so fat. you take up like the whole entire seat. >> oh, no! >> oh, my god! you're fricking sweaty. >> unless you have something nice to say, don't say anything at all. >> she sat there and took the abuse, the bullying for 10 minutes. she does not want to file charges against the kids. meanwhile, yesterday, we told you that a fund was set up by a blogger to give karen h. klein a dream vacation or for her to retire early. the intent was to raise $5,000. well, this morning we can tell you that that fund is now at $449,000 and counting. that's more than $300,000 of that coming in after she joined us right here on "fox & friends." karen says she'll likely use the money to take her whole family on a disney cruise. she also decided not to press charges against the four seventh grade students involved but the school is going to punish them. coming up, we'll talk to a psychologist just what these kids might have been thinking. that's coming up in 15 minutes. so far, none of them have apologized to her. >> 6:35 now. air canada is cooking up some environmentally friendly fuel. launching its first flight fueled by cooking oil. the jet traveling on a 50/50 mix of the biofuel and regular fuel. it's expected to generate 40% fewer emissions than regular jet fuel. >> fry me to the moon! >> right. you know what? i finally just add some wesson and you're on your way. >> we can say that about so many things. >> really? >> yeah, popcorn. >> ok. i was thinking florence henderson and you were thinking about something else. >> wessonality. let's talk about nancy pelosi. she says congress is going after eric holder and i think it's all wrong because she says, you know, aid not opportunity when i was speaker of the house to go after -- to go after karl rove and i didn't. >> that's right. and we're going to go to -- where she said she was going to put him in a moment. but right now, what she says is this is a political power grab. it's a witch hunt essentially, i'm kind of paraphrasing because she says that what the republicans are trying to do is get back at holder because holder is trying to suppress the vote. what? >> in florida. >> listen. >> don't forget, going after eric holder because he's supporting measures to overturn the voter initiatives in the state. this is no accident. it is no coincidence. it is a plan on the part of republicans. >> the intent there dau-- i ki of mangled that up a little bit. it's not eric holder suppressing the vote but the state of florida to keep them from voting in the upcoming election. >> she wants to make sure they're actually people voting and they're actually residents of this country. the governor brought that up and the attorney general's office is filing suit but that is one of the craziest theories i have ever heard her say and she's had a lot of crazy theories. is she out of her mind? i mean, to say -- to say that they're going after eric holder on fast & furious because of voter suppression? can she prove that linkage? >> don't ask me. let's listen to congressman gowdy last night with greta. >> it's really beneath the office of a member of congress to say something that outrageous and the fact that she was once the speaker is mind numbing. honestly, and i've heard a lot in my 16 years as a prosecutor, i couldn't believe the words coming out of her mouth but keep in mind, this is the same woman who said she could have arrested karl rove any day she wanted so i don't know what was wrong with her yesterday or today or whenever she said that, but i would schedule an appointment with my doctor if she thinks that we are doing this to suppress votes this fall. that is mind numbingly stupid. >> and -- >> not mincing words. >> chuck grassley also came out and said look, it's not political and he detailed for reporters the times that he voted against the bush administration. when it came to the department of justice. so, you know, the republicans say it's not political. >> and november is right around the corner. it's a big elephant in the room. everything is political at this point. a lot that's going on with fast & furious, people are saying that's part of why the executive privilege was being used so that can be on the back burner and it's not going to be in the forefront come november. >> meanwhile, and earlier this week, bit way, nancy pelosi in the news deflecting the criticism of eric holder by saying she could have locked up karl rove on any given day. that caught our attention so we sent peter doocy to find out if that is indeed true in that historic building. hey, peter. >> hey, brian. that's right. it's been two days since the house minority leader nancy pelosi said when democrats controlled the house, they could have locked up karl rove any time they wanted. she said "i could have arrested karl rove on any given day, i'm not kidding. there's a prison here in the capitol and we've been told she was joking around when she said that. but when she said that, we wanted to go and find that prison in the capitol. but we couldn't because there is no prison in the capitol. at least not how you'd think now. beneath the capitol, half way between the house and the senate, there is a dark tunnel that leads to a small room with steel bars and a padlock on the outside. you're looking at what it looks like with the gate open. but this just looks like a prison. it's not actually a prison. it's really the room that was originally designed to be president george washington's tomb but when the plan to lay him to arrest there was scrapped, he ended up at mount vernon and minority leader pelosi was right in that congress does have the right to power -- rather, they do have the power to arrest and jail anybody that they charge with contempt of congress but they usually just send cases like that over to the justice department and according to the senate historian don richie, they haven't detained anyone since the 1930's. that was when an assistant secretary of commerce refused to testify but his jail cell was a room at the nearby willard hotel and another well known example of someone being detained here at the capitol of some 1848, that's when a new york herald reporter published a top secret treaty ending the war with mexico which was leaked out, very timely. that writer, john nugent was held for a month during the day in a committee room here at the capitol but at night, he spent time at the sergeant-at-arms' house. now the real holding cell used by congress is actually on d street inside the headquarters of the capital police department nearby some of the senate office buildings. it's not quite the crypt that some might imagine including many might imagine that work here at the capitol but a lot of people are able to avoid spending time in the capital police headquarters holding cell by negotiating their way out. back to you in new york. >> now we know there is no jail. no prison in the capitol building. but there is a tomb. thank you, peter. >> wow. meanwhile, on this show, imagine this, you go to the grocery store and your house is fine. and you come home and it is gone. what the heck happened? 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specifically, these good humor bars, toasted almond chocolate eclair and crunch, they sold more than normal during the unusually warm spring. make some more. those things are delicious. >> put some things on sticks. come on. get on the stick. >> please don't yell at me. >> my next guest suffered a brain aneurysm in 2008 and now he's paying it forward. he wants to start raising money for the hospital that helped save his life. >> on monday, the big daddy golf classic is taking place at the castle to benefit the north shore. there we go. brain aneurysm center in new york. >> look at that castle. big daddy, you nailed it. great venue! >> it's unbelievable place and they're so -- they're being so generous with us and it's going to be one big party. >> let's start at the beginning. let's go back to an unhappy time. when did they discover that you had a brain aneurysm? >> it was actually in september of 2008. >> what were the circumstances? >> well, it was funny, i was lucky like we talked about earlier, i jumped in a pool. i had water in my ears. i had to go get an m.r.i. and all of a sudden, the guy said you have a bigger problem than water. i said what? you have an aneurysm. what do we do? they gave me two options. operation obviously but go through my groin or through my head and obviously, that's why i have this lovely scar here and knock on wood, everything is good. >> what did you find out after you got your aneurysm healed and you had a stroke of luck going there. what did you find out about that whole issue? >> you know, it's a disease that a lot of people aren't aware of. and most of the time when people have aneurysms and they pop, you usually die. so -- >> you're lucky you had the water in your ear. >> i was so fortunate, i would never have had my head checked out. >> i had a girlfriend in high school who lost her mother that way. it's so devastating because you often don't see the symptoms. what is it that you're recommending people do exactly? >> i would recommend people to go get a scan. you're able to go do that and then it tells you, you know, technology has gotten so much bigger and more detailed that you can go get scanned. and find out if your family has a history of it. >> so you got this thing where almost all your clients are rich, powerful, famous people. so what you're doing is saying, hey, guys, i got you insurance and i'm setting you up for life. come down and set my cause. what's going to be taking place on monday? >> we'll have some big names there like michael strahan, mike tyson, hall of famer ronnie lott, fox's own bill hemmer. you know you got to have hemmer there and i even got a cincinnati bengal to come play because he's a big fan. i got jay glazer and i got to help the fox crew always around. >> all right. you'll have the -- everyone will golf and have a good time all day. >> absolutely. big party afterwards and we'll raise money at silent auction. >> what if people can't make it? can you tell us how to support? >> www.bigdaddygolfclassic.com and all the info is there and i'll say again i recommend everybody get to oheka castle in huntington, long island. we are going to rock this place! >> you're inviting people to show up for the party. >> absolutely. pay for your ticket. >> strahan is work the door. >> got his back! >> big daddy, thank you very much. >> thank you so much. >> good luck to you and thank you for sharing your story. >> 6:49 is the time. we've been telling you about this story, a school bus monitor tore -- tormented by kids. >> you're so fat. you take up the whole seat. >> oh! >> so are these just really awful kids or could this be your kid? a psychologist with parents is going to be telling us, rather, what parents need to know. >> and anna, all the parents are cooperating with this and condemning their kids' interactions and for most people climbing one of the tallest mountains in the world is an impossible achievement. but how about doing it without legs. good morning! wow. want to start the day with something heart healthy and delicious? you're a talking bee... honey nut cheerios has whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol. and it tastes good? sure does! right... ♪ wow. delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy. >> 6:53 is the time. you're watching "fox & friends." i'm anna coyman. a school bus monitor teased and tormented over and over again by kids so much that she breaks down into tears. >> you're fat! you're so fat, you take up the whole seat. >> oh, no! >> oh, my god, from your fricking sweat. i'm going to stab you in the stomach. [beep]. >> unless you have something nice to say, don't say anything at all. >> just breaks your heart. so what is wrong with these kids? is it that kids are just nasty or is it something even deeper? let's ask dr. susan lipman, psychologist and author of the book "preventing hazing". good morning to you. thanks for being with us here. >> thanks for having me. >> so it seems like bullying in this instance, you know, you wonder if a lot of kids, it's not just one person doing it, so is it that group think that makes it even worse? >> well, yes and what we're looking at is a whole group of kids on a bus and you would have imagined that somebody would have intervened or reported it to the authorities. we were expecting bystanders to stop them but they never did. >> or you would expect her to even report it, right? but we heard yesterday she was on "fox & friends" and she said she was worried about losing her job just like kids are typically worried about being pushed even further outside of the group? >> that's really unfortunate because the reason we have monitors is to stop bullying so that the school should be training her how to prevent and intervene and how to stop the bullying for herself or for anybody else. >> well, you bring up an interesting point about how it seems like bullies used to be kind of the bad seed. but now that it's almost -- it could be honor students, it could be somebody else who has been bullied in their past. where do you think this rise is coming from or this perceived rise anyway? >> i think we see it in reality shows, you know, that we're learning how to bully, that the judges are often being harassed, harassing and demeaning to the contestants and the contestants themselves feel like victims so we're really giving kids a model of how to bully. and unfortunately, parents actually watch these shows with their kids and they're not pointing out hey, this is not the kind of behavior that we want. schools are trying to have a climate of respect and kindness and they're not able to do that as the social media and, you know, the general society is going against them. >> would you say a piece of advice for parents is don't watch these types of shows with your kids because it almost seems like you're endorsing the behavior? >> no, they can watch them but teach them and say this is not the way you should behave and this is not the way you treat people. we need to educate parents as well as students and the teachers and the entire faculty from the school bus driver to the custodian to the superintendent. >> we've got to go but lastly, how is social media affected it? >> i think social media has allowed it to come up even louder as we see that they posted this on you tube, that they had no concept that this was not empathetic, inappropriate and the kind of behavior that they should be engaged in. >> thank you so much for your time today. 6:56 is the time now. next on the rundown, the white house touting the importance of separation of powers but didn't the president just ram through that immigration law? we report, you decide, then we know it's hot, hot, hot outside but something tells me it's not this hot! 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"fox & friends" hour two for a friday starts right now. >> ♪ i'm lost without you ♪ yeah ♪ i'm lost without you ♪ yeah >> o.a.r. is today's all american concert series band. o.a.r., you know what that stands for? >> how about a revolution coming from one of their biggest songs, crazy game of poker. >> these are a group of guys that have been together since eighth grade. two of them were together in the same kindergarten class, to being celebrities in high school to entertaining anna coyman, what a life and career they've had, right? >> absolutely. they went to school at o.s.u. and i was all the way in north carolina but we would listen to them at our parties all the time. awesome, awesome. >> here's the deal in music that i grew up in because i had a radio, they say people -- the music you listen to between 12 and 16 is the music that you like for the rest of your life. that's the soundtrack to the rest of your life. >> 12 to 16. >> whatever you're listening to then, you're in it forever. so e.l.o. my favorite band. >> sonny and cher on zoom. >> absolutely. i got you babe. >> you're m.c. hammer. >> even m.c. hammer is not m.c. hammer anymore. >> she's not m.c. hammer. she's anna coyman in today for gretchen. great to have you. >> thank you. >> a lot of news to tell you about. the white house is having kind of another bad week, you know, with this whole eric holder thing and fast & furious and bringing -- being brought up on charges of contempt of congress. yesterday, marco rubio responded yes when asked if he agrees with mitt romney and five other u.s. senators whether or not he should resign, mr. holder. and marco rubio said i think we're at the point of no return. >> so we have a situation where we don't know the thorough -- the true objective of fast & furious. we know that this administration is pointing back at the bush administration saying oh, operation fast & furious? well, that came from operation wide receiver with the bush administration which they're wholeheartedly different and we'll go over that at a different time. main thing is, anna, there's somebody dead because of these guns and because of this operation. we know that for sure. >> yeah, mom and dad want justice like the rest of america does but brian terry's parents speaking out on sean hannity's show last night after being silent for months. let's take a listen. >> i think they're lying and they're hiding it, they're passing the buck and i know they're hiding something big. i think something happened out there. >> eric holder has been before congress so many times and the first couple of times, you can tell, there's something being hidden and there's something not being said and after a while, when you feel like throwing the tv through the front window because you get tired of hearing the constantly lies that you know they are doing. and i think that they're bringing all this up because they want to put fast & furious on the back burner until the election is over. >> i do, too. i agree. >> and so yesterday, the press secretary to the president of the united states, jay carney had a briefing and he was inundated with questions about fast & furious and at one point, he insisted that the reason that they were claiming executive privilege was all about the principle of the thing and there was an enormous burst of laughter in the briefing room because if you think about principle, there must have been a different principle than just last friday when the president bypassed the law to change the immigration rules by executive order. here is mr. carney defending the executive privilege maneuver. >> in terms of the assertion of privilege, it is, as i said, i think, on a number of occasions already today, absolutely about the principle. it is not something that the president takes lightly. he does it because it is his responsibility as steward of the executive branch to retain the capacity of this administration and every administration going forward to function appropriately and independently. >> i'm rather touched by what jay carney had said about the need to hold the documents back because of a respect for the separation of powers. this comes 10 days after the administration has just rewritten unilaterally the immigration laws and the way that obama himself has repeatedly as i said a gross attack on the separation of powers itself. so you got a lot of stuff happening here as well as intimating that the attorney general had stopped a program which by his own words he never heard about. all of this is rather curious. >> overall, there's certain times in your career where you think to yourself, i should have used a sick day. that was one day where i was watching jay carney yesterday and i kept thinking to myself, does he wish he was anywhere else but beside the podium? he has some things that are tough to defend. i felt bad for him yesterday. >> he was spinning as best as he could when he was trying to convince the white house press corps, saying this operation got started in the bush years and he said, the press corps responded. no it didn't. operation wide receiver was back during the bush days. it was completely different than fast & furious and then mr. carney changed it to ok, the same tactics used in fast & furious started during the bush years. >> right. and just one thing with the wide receiver, when they closed it, they wrote did an official, "never again" because it was a failure. the wide receiver was a failure and they wanted to stop it so anyone who says we're building on that -- >> not to mention the use of executive privilege by president bush was criticized by president obama only a few years ago when he was then a senator. we need to get straight to your headlines, though, on a friday morning, an assault by the taliban on a lakeside hotel near kabul ending overnight leaving at least 18 people dead. >> security forces and gunmen armed with rockets exchanging fire after dozens of people taken hostage. the stand-off lasting over 12 hours. the victims include 14 civilians, three hotel guards and a police officer. the five taliban militants also now, that includes three homicide bombers. trial begins today in the case of former texas college student accused of having bomb making materials in his apartment. the 22-year-old allegedly had targets across the united states in his sights including the home of former president george w. bush. he has pleaded not guilty. he faces life in prison, if convicted. >> all right, the nba crowning a new champion late last night! >> the miami heat are once again nba champions. lebron james captures that elusive title he so desperately coveted. >> and it wasn't even close really. the heat beating the thunder 121-106 to win the title in just five games. they did it at home, as you can see, lebron james named m.v.p. and averaged 28.6 points per game. a bunch of rebounds. two triple-doubles and first time in history that's been done and the third time in the finals for him. clearly the third time was the charm for lebron james. and that was exciting -- it was a great abbreviated year in -- good abbreviated year in basketball. >> and this story will definitely inspire you on a friday morning. spencer west truly scaling new heights and showing anything and everything is possible. he just climbed 20,000 steps to the top of mount kilimajaro, africa's tallest mountain despite both of his legs were amputated when he was 5 years old. his parents gave him a strong sense of confidence and he's hoping the journey will help them redefine their own possibilities. i love it. those are the headlines for this friday. >> that's true. meanwhile, a fox business alert right now, we're watching how the markets are going to react this morning after moody's has downgraded 15 major banks. so how will it impact your wallet if you are one of those banks? >> stuart varney, what's your take on this? the markets certainly didn't like it. >> it's not going to affect your wallet or bank account immediately, it's not. but it tells you an awful lot about the state of our financial world. i think this is a period of maximum danger because the big banks are clearly in trouble. they're clearly a greater risk. think about it. they're now subject to this onerous regulation called dodd-frank. they've got regulators all over them. it's costing j.p. morgan chase a billion dollars a year to go with these regulations, to comply with all of this. europe is still in chaos ch. we don't know the full exposure of our banks to the chaos over there. that's kind of hidden and the whole economy all around the world including america is slowing down. if something gets worse in all of those areas, these banks are in trouble and a lot of people are reminded of 2008. >> absolutely. i'm looking at the materials about what you're talking about today and the first thing on the top line is you say this is a time of maximum danger. >> yes, it is. we have no political leadership in washington. the president and government and his administration clearly in disarray. here we have the banks downgraded. they are much more risky. the world economy is slowing down. that's a period of danger. as i said, something goes wrong. something happens. what do the banks do? they can't make much money. they're going to have a -- i'm not going to say a run on the banks but they're really under pressure all over again. odds are ben bernanke is going to start printing a whole lot more money and that's what almost certainly is going to happen. >> also, how is this going to affect small businesses or start-up businesses trying to get some cash? are the banks going to free any up? >> exactly, are you going to get a loan from a big bank when the big banks are in trouble and facing serious risk? you're a small business and you ask for a loan. are you going to get it? odds are you are not. >> now they've been downgraded, too, so they'll be under stricter regulation and cost them to get money. i was surprised to see two banks on that list, goldman-sachs and morgan stanley. >> top five biggest banks in america all downgraded along with 10 others from overseas. how about that? >> there's the list of the banks right there. real good chance if you are somebody who has money in a bank, you might have money in one of those banks. how is it going to impact your wallet? >> no danger to you there whatsoever. none, zero! >> i'm not leaving until i watch varney & company and hear it again on another network. starting at 9:20 eastern time. >> thanks, stuey. >> thank you. >> 12 minutes after the hour, they fight on the front lines for our freedom. let's not pay them what they're worth. that's what the pentagon wants and service members are furious! >> did you say furious? is the fast & furious investigation just a political fight or about justice? our political panel sorting through the spin. they're over there at the big plastic desk. there next. start sorting! somebody. people have doubts about taking aspirin for pain. but they haven't experienced extra strength bayer advanced aspirin. in fact, in a recent survey, 95% of people who tried it agreed that it relieved their headache fast. visit fastreliefchallenge.com today for a special trial offer. visiwith two times the points on dining in restaurants, you may find yourself asking why not, a lot. chase sapphire preferred. >> all right, the white house stepping up in defense of the embattled attorney general eric holder by accusing republicans of investigating fast & furious for political reasons. >> we are nine days away from the expiration of federal transportation funding when guarantees jobs for almost a million construction workers. yet, instead of creating jobs or helping the middle class, congressional republicans are focused on this political motive ated fishing expedition. >> if there's nothing malicious to be found, why aren't they being made available to congress? miles miller is a dow jones white house correspondent and sasha burns is a democratic strategist. sasha, i imagine that you agree with jay carney? >> absolutely not. i'm totally on the other side. just throw things out there. absolutely. look, congressional oversight and presidential privilege are legitimate in how to maintain checks and balances. that assumes that you are dealing with reasonable authorization and investigation which is not where the house oversight committee is. the problem is they've already gotten thousands and thousands of documents. the documents that they're looking for here are not about the program, not about agent brian, they are about the -- i'm sorry, agent terry. >> they're about the interaction after the investigation. >> right. >> they want to find out how much they knew, angela. >> sometimes the bottom line is this -- not the actual act. it's the cover-up. for jay carney to say this is politically motivated when we're over a year away when we started this process and it's about the false february 4th letter. 2011, and for barack obama in 2007 to say that bush was hiding behind executive privilege, he has the right to call executive privilege here unless he knew about fast & furious before brian terry's death and unless he authorized the operation. why are we doing this here? >> the president did factor himself in when he came up with that executive privilege order. >> he had to. executive privilege doesn't just extend itself to the obama administration's the white house. it extends to all the agencies within it. the justice department is definitely an agency within it. and the -- this makes sense because it's all -- this talk and what has happened on capitol hill this week is all about internal documents between the white house and between the justice department's staff after the fact. after this investigation had already taken place. the i.g.'s office and the justice department already has these documents so they would have undercover -- they would have uncovered something already. >> if there's nothing to hide, again, as brian said earlier, why not just turn these documents over and it's so sad it's a travesty that we might have a vote to hold the attorney general -- >> that's right. call your congressmen, and call them up. i'll tell you why, there's no basis in law. once the president has -- has put forth an executive order, executive privilege, there is -- there is no cause for a vote for contempt. so the vote in the committee was completely null and void. the vote that they may have on the house floor is. and what it's about -- >> how completely null and void? >> because there's no basis. >> he still has -->> he doesn't have to. once he exerts executive privilege, there's no basis in law that says -- >> traditionally, judges won't rule on executive order because on -- on executive privilege because of the detail and this would set precedent. never before has a committee asked for documents that are internal -- >> i would say this, by the president doing that, for those who said let's turn the page, he opened up a whole new book. >> he did. and in the bush administration, there were executive privileges and some were overturned. >> let's talk about something less controversial, immigration. the political panel sticks around for mitt romney saying if elected, he'll replace president obama's immigration plan but with what? will hispanic voters buy it and like it? he talked about yesterday. we'll review it. and then we know it's hot outside but something tells me it's not this hot. managing my diabetes is part of my life, between taking insulin and testing my blood sugar... is this part of your life? 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i'm back with our political panel and hopefully they want to comment. angela, miles and sasha. first off, yesterday, he addressed immigration directly to latino leaders. he's trailing by about 30 points among hispanic voters. was he effective in what he outlined? >> he's starting to be effective. the bottom line is this -- what i love about his plan is you have a lot of businesses who are employing undocumented workers and paying them cash under the table. romney is going to hold these folks accountable. he's going to increase temporary work visas for low skill workers and if you're in this country, you give an advanced degree, he's going to make it easier for you to get your citizenship so i think it's a start. but obama gave a quick fix, brian, because he promised hispanic federation, he promised the hispanic caucus that he would do something about the illegal immigration issue and he has to do something. >> he has a lot of ground to make up, miles, doesn't he? >> i think it's interesting, all of the things that he outlined yesterday sound a lot like the dream act which is -- which is, you know, something that he said he wouldn't go for, but this is not -- >> did talk about military, if you serve in the military. >> yeah. >> absolutely. >> did he say illegal or are you talking about if you have -- >> he said in the military. which i think is very possible. > >> what president obama has done, though, is just a quick fix. it's not sustainable. >> make no mistake about it. this is not an executive order. this was an ordinance to local law enforcement to say -- from homeland security, this is not an executive order. this is not the president, you know, superseding congress. this was an order to law enforcement to say people under the age of 30 who are not committing crimes, no need for deportation. >> still a quick fix and a political thing instead of a policy thing. >> you know, president obama tried to do comprehensive immigration when he first came in in 2009 which you'll never hear from republicans. but he couldn't get anywhere with -- he couldn't get any republican votes. he had already seen what happened when bush tried. what he did say is i'm going to focus on border patrol first and since then what he's done has been the most effective and aggressive deportation policy that we've ever had. >> yeah. that's why he had to do something about this because the hispanic federation that he would give long term -- >> people on both sides. >> he supported more hispanics -- >> romney said he'd be able to work with both parties, has he seen washington? has he seen congress? congress ain't going to work with anybody let alone work with -- if he was to be -- >> i don't think that you can think that i'm going to become president and have the same -- the temperature being the same temperature in the room as it is right now. >> because of who gets control of congress. >> right. >> and that has a lot to do with -- you know what? we go through ebbs and flows through our history. maybe we'll go through a time that people will say let's get something done. >> i think in the swing states, what romney has done could bring more hispanics to the table. >> he sure hopes so. he said when i make a promise, i'm going to keep it. that would mean he'd veto the dream act, that he's pro gay marriage, that he's pro choice. >> deportation. >> that he supports a national mandate. so to think if latinos think that any -- >> can they agree that they learn from what they do? romney is an experienced -- >> they learn from -- >> and now that the -- >> flip-flopping. >> and now that gitmo is closed, the president has fulfilled another promise. wait a second, he didn't have a chance to do that. all right, thanks so much, sasha, miles and angela. great job. >> thank you. >> all right, 28 minutes after the hour. talk about unusual casting, up next, when hollywood bad boy has been tapped to play the president? 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[ male annncer ] to get thelights you want, sign up for a venture card at capitalone.com. what's in your wallet? uh, it's ok. i've played a pilot before. >> real quick thank you to monte wagner from the old guard association. he presented all of us with these fantastic challenge coins engraved with our names on them. >> already put mine in a safe place. >> how great is that? >> now i don't have to pay for airline tickets and get into any club in new york city for the first time. >> thank you, monte. >> that's very nice of you. >> real quickly, we know that the supreme court is probably going to rule on health care on monday but there's some new e-mail out that showed apparently the white house pushed some business to david axelrod's former firm to help sell the health care law. he had -- he started this firm akpd in 1995. >> i think 1985. >> 1985, that's right. thank you, brian. and when he -- >> you're welcome. >> when he went to the white house, they agreed to have the company buy him out for $2 million but the ethics committee somehow decided, you know, it would be ok if they paid him off in installments so even though he was in the white house, they were paying him off. there was still a connection, of sorts and the fact that his son still works at that firm. >> so the whole story died and it just kind of went by the way side with all the plethora of obamacare stories that circulated about it, controversial and not controversial. now the e-mails are released by the house energy and commerce committee so this thing is just -- it's now coming to light. they wrote about it today in "the wall street journal" and i imagine this is going to get bigger. we'll get more details about other linkages to obamacare and find out if it indeed has a future. >> if this firm is running ads in the favor of the health care bill while he's in the white house and he's still getting money, it doesn't make sense especially if his son happens to be working there as well. it's an ethical no-no. can you imagine what the liberal media would have done if karl rove had done something similar when he was in the white house? >> peter doocy doesn't want to touch this story. for a while, you were an investor in the garden weasel and we were running that ad on the show and you were getting paid to host the show and weasel the money. >> the weasel dollars. oh, those are happy times. he's making that up. >> we need to get to your headlines. developing this story is going on overnight. a mountain ranger sliding 3,000 feet to his death while trying to rescue four stranded climbers on washington's mount rainier. a park spokesman had this to say about this tremendous loss. >> we're stunned. this is -- this is absolutely the worst possible outcome. this is a reminder that even the most experienced people under those conditions misstep and there's not a lot of room for error. >> as for the climbers, they are from waco, texas. three of them were later picked up by a military helicopter. the fourth now accompanied by park rangers and waiting out a bad storm on the mountainside. all four climbers had minor injuries. >> meanwhile, listen to this. an alleged terrorist invited to the white house? the daily beast reporting that he is one of several egyptian parliament members who met with the obama administration to discuss diplomatic relations this week. the problem, he is a member of the islamic egyptian group that the united states has designated a terrorist organization run by this guy. are you kidding me? >> the blind sheik. >> now serving a life sentence for planning the 1993 attack on the world trade center. he claims he had nothing to do with that attack or any other. nonetheless, this morning, there are questions. >> we'll have other problems because the guy that won the elections was a member of the muslim brotherhood. pentagon saying that combat troop compensation needs to be reworked. right now, service members not even near the fight can receive more in combat pay and tax benefits than those actually on the front lines. now that a review has been conducted, changes are on the way that will include increasing pay for the level of danger troops face and the review did not give specific rates. >> meanwhile, some people call him crazy but you can call him president? >> love trees, let's keep many around as we can. most want to marry a tree. marry a tree because marriage didn't work. i'm going to marry a tree. >> ok, that's right. the warlock assassin himself charlie sheen has been cast to play the president of the united states in the upcoming film " "machete kills". he's getting into the role on twitter. here he is with the film's director, you can see the tweet begins my fellow americans. of course, charlie's father martin sheen also played the commander in chief on the tv show "the west wing." >> all right. let me tell you what's happening in sports in case you did not b, the game started at 9:00 eastern time. things were sizzling in miami last night. >> that's what happens when you win the championship series in five games. the heat beating the thunder 121-106 in just five. lebron james, his third final. this time was the charm. he was fantastic and got the m.v.p. lebron, chris bosh and dwayne wade doing this year what they couldn't do last year and that's win the championship. scores of heats fans taking to the streets of miami to celebrate. it is the first time they won the title since 2006 and lebron james' first title overall. you're going to love this story. you got a 6-year-old giant fan who literally broke the piggy bank and sent brandon jacobs $3.36 so he would not leave the team and go to another team because it was about money. jacobs ended up paying him back in person. he had to go to the san francisco 49ers because he and the giants couldn't get a deal. he went back to pack up his house and stopped by this little kid's house, he also brought his 5-year-old son with him. and his brother nick to a bounce house, we had joe and his mom on earlier this month to talk about meeting jacobs and what that would mean. >> i think it's just one of those things that you can't imagine as a football fan, as a child, i think, and the memory that it will create for joe. for all of us really. i mean, our whole family is huge football fans. i mean, sometimes i think i might be even more excited. but i think it's just the memory he'll have for so long and just to see how it's a special moment he'll never forget. >> also gave joe a helmet and paid him his $5 back and they spent two hours together and jacobs quoted as saying at the end, i feel like i made new friends. so i think he could be coming back, maybe staying there if the giants have a road game against the 49ers. >> new friend anna is outside, we'll go to her in a minute. let's find out what kind of weather we have in store on this friday. meanwhile, we got some scattered showers along the gulf coast in florida. a little action around the great lakes and the ohio valley. otherwise, it's dry across the united states. meanwhile, the current temperatures, as you can see, a lot of 60's and 70's. it's already 81 degrees around new york city. today's daytime highs, look at that. it will be 92. that's much cooler here in new york and atlanta, it's hot outside where anna is right now. >> with o.a.r. hey, anna. >> yeah, i am with o.a.r. this is part of the "fox & friends" summer concert series. it's been amazing so far. we've had def leopard and so many. but today, we have the over the revolution. and i'm joined by the drummer and the singer. you got your start back in the 90's. i'm actually big fans. listened to you a lot in college. and talk a little bit about your history because you grew up together. >> sure. you know, we began as a real basement band. after school, we'd get together in junior high and just play songs. and our friends would come over and ern -- enjoy it with us. that attitude of wanting to play music has carried us from that day to today. it's the same happy feeling. >> that was in maryland that you went to o.s.u. and actually formed the band so you guys are buck eyes. >> the ohio state university is where we spread our wings, our musical wings and learned how to do this thing, touring, yeah. >> chris, tell me a little bit about how music spread. because you didn't have a formal marketing team or anything. >> we didn't have anything. when we first started, it was all word of mouth. our audience is the best, you know, and it also kind of coincided with the internet and everything kicking off with file sharing, a lot of that stuff happened at the same time. >> facebook helped you out a lot. tell us what you're doing for the vets. you're welcoming all the fans in new york and some vets. you have tickets to give away. >> we have big summer tour coming up and we partnered with team red, white and blue. basically, we want to let our audience know what they can do in their communities to connect with vets. team red, white and blue is cool about connecting vets and nonvets through exercise and getting together in social activities and things like that. >> fantastic. and where can people find out more information about that? >> through our web site or you can go to team rwb.com or iaba.org. >> thank you so much. they'll be playing for us next hour. they're going to be playing "gotta be wrong sometimes" and "crazy game of poker" in the after the show show. >> we'll probably have a crazy game of poker by then. >> we'll tell you how that turns out as well as the song. coming up on this show, nancy pelosi has a theory about why congress is going after eric holder. it's not because a border agent is dead or anything. >> kate upton confessing her true love! hello! >> is she hot? >> apparently. >> brian, it's your read. >> oh. brian? brian? >> the trivia question of the day -- [ male announcer ] every day, thousands of people are choosing advil® for their headaches. my name is sunshine and i have three beautiful girls. i like taking advil® for a headache. it nips it in the bud. and i can be that mommy that i want to be. ♪ [ male announcer ] take action. take advil®. to provida better benefits package... oahhh! 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[ male announcer ] ask your veterinarian about k9 advantix ii. >> quick headlines now. california's bullet train may be out of gas. governor jerry brown backing away from a plan to protect the plan from lawsuits that could kill the plan. the project received up to $3.5 billion from president obama's stimulus package. problem is it would stop in the desert and supermodel kate upton revealing her patriotic side during a photo shoot for "g.q." magazine. when asked what she loves, kate said "all the states in america". i'll pursuit that story while steve talks to somebody important. >> i think she's related to a member of congress, right? >> right. >> chairman upton, there you go. it's relative. meanwhile, democrats saying republicans are pushing ahead with a contempt vote against attorney general eric holder for political gains. not justice. >> going after eric holder because he is supporting measures to overturn the voter suppression initiatives in the states. this is no accident. it is no coincidence. it is a plan on the part of republicans. >> oh, really? here now with his reaction is one of those republican congressmen from the great state of south carolina, tim scott. good morning to you. >> good to be with you. thank you. >> what do you think of the former speaker saying that's why you darn republicans are going after eric holder because he's trying to make sure that everybody gets to vote in florida and republicans don't want them to. >> hog wash! that's the most ridiculous comment i've heard so far. when you think about the fact that a border patrol agent lost his life to illegal guns, perhaps, supplied by the federal government, that is a challenge. it's more of a challenge and the family have said consistently they want to get to the bottom of this and then you add on top of that the fact that in february of 2011, false information was provided to congress, retracted in december of 2011 and yet, six months later, we still can't find the truth. we can't find the chain of command because they refuse to provide the information chairman issa to congress. >> and when people say, well, it's a political witch hunt because it's the election season and there's going to be a presidential election in about 4 1/2 months but then you've got a dead man we're talking about. we're talking about brian terry, a federal agent whose parents were on sean hannity's program last night and they're saying they're upset they can't get the full story. they said about the administration they're lying and passing the buck. >> they want resolution and when you bring this down to a family's desire, they want to know what happened to their child. >> right. >> one of the fundamental things that we believe in as a rule of law. everyone in every agency in this nation must provide the necessary information in order for us to find the reason. >> right. >> what happened. >> you know what? congressman, correct me if i'm incorrect but this is all -- you know, eric holder would not be up on contempt charges right now had they simply provided the documents long ago. >> absolutely. >> it's the democrats in this particular administration or this administration that's running out the clock. >> consistently. we've asked for the documentation for a long time. where there's 90,000 pages that have yet to be turned over and they've met but they won't put anything in writing because they're concerned about what the american people will find out about the consistent activity and behavior of this administration. >> there have been suggestions that this is race based. >> hog wash! once again. when you think about race, you think about another reason to detract or distract voters from the actual facts of the case. we need to make sure that race and any other political ploy that the democrats use in order to get -- to keep information from the american people stays off of our radar. the bottom line is this -- an agent is dead. his family wants the truth. this administration said no. that's wrong. >> that is wrong. all right. congressman tim scott, thank you very much for joining us. >> good to be back with you. >> we've never had a member of congress say hog wash twice. >> you have to do it at least twice. >> thank you, sir. >> straight ahead, weav we've b telling you about this story. a school bus monitor tore meanted by kids. >> you're so sad. you take up the whole entire seat. >> oh, my glad. you're hot from your fricking sweat, you [beep]. >> should those monster out of control kids be thrown in juvy hall? judge jeanine pirro comes up next. bryan adams had the number one song in america. four course seafo feast, just $14.99. start with soup, salad and cheddar bay biscuits then choose one of 7 entrees plus dessert! four perfect courses, just $14.99. come into red lobster and sea food differently. ooo no. the hotel lost our reservation. nonsense! you book at travelocity, your reservation's guaranteed. well, i did not book with travelocity, okay?!? 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"fox & friends" starts right now ♪ ♪ ♪ i have no idea that the night would take so damn long ♪ ♪ i took it down your street and the rain still falls ♪ ♪ pushed me back to your arms ♪ i'm lost without you ♪ i'm -- >> anna: doesn't his music make you feel good? >> steve: not exactly, because it reminds me of every road trip when weather talk with, we're going to turn the car around. >> anna: they're performing their hit song "shattered" q part of our all american concert series here. going to be performing. you probably noticed that there are several songs you recognize from the radio that have been real hits. >> brian: i just love the fact that they've been friends since -- two of them have been since kindergarten class and friends since high school, and now they're still together, still riding and they're pack the place outside. >> steve: that's right. and they're going to be performing for the next hour, if you're around 48th and 6th avenue, drop by because not only free music, but free food as well. famous dave's brought in a fuel buffet. as soon as geraldo puts down the rib, he'll be with us. >> brian: put on your turf shoes. we have artificial turf. where your turf shoes so you don't slip on anything bar bebuyed. >> anna: vets, too, we have something special from oar. a stand-off ending overnight after the taliban takes dozens of hostages at a lake side hotel near kabul. security force and gunmen armed with rockets exchanging fire during the 12-hour stand-off. right now we know at least 18 people dead. the victims include 14 civilians, three hotel guards and a police officer. the five taliban militants also now dead, including at least three homicide bombers. a tragic story developing overnight. mountain ranger sliding 3,000 feet to his death while trying to rescue four stranded climbers on washington's mount ran yea. shear what a pork spokesman had -- park spokesman had to say. >> we're stunned. this is absolutely the worst possible outcome. this is a reminder that even the most experienced people under those conditions, a misstep and there is not a lot of room for error. >> as for the climbers, they are from waco, texas. three of them were later picked up bay military helicopter. the fourth now accompanied by park rangers and waiting out a bad storm on the mountain side. all four climbers had minor injuries. >> brian: there is a new champion in the nba. >> the miami heat are once again nba champions. lebron james captures that elusive title he desperately coveted. >> brian: the heat beating the thunder to weapon the best of seven in five. lebron james, mvp, averaged over 28 points. last night he had 26 with 11 rebounds, 13 assist. i think that's good. at least geraldo thinks so. what did lebron have to say after winning his first title? >> lebron james time. it's about damn time. >> brian: that's a guy who was on the cover in high school. the third time is the charm. congratulations. >> anna: speaking of winners, look how one teen-ager reacted when he took first place at a procedures high school science competition. oh, man. that is a very excited young man. he's 15-year-old jack. he won $75,000, discovering a new and improved method of detecting pan accuratic cancer -- pancreatic. he has reaction gaining him all kinds of fame ontube. he says he was very surprised. congratulations. >> steve: taylor swift tweeted, calm down a little. >> that looks like a young ringo. >> anna: i'd love to see that. >> steve: geraldo has bangs today. >> hi. >> brian: hi. >> steve: we're going to talk about fast and furious. you know, i know you think it's a political witch hunt. there are a couple of -- >> why are you putting words in my mouth? >> steve: because i read the preinterview. but there is a dead federal agent involved and his parents were on the hannity program last night. they're upset. they can't get the full story from this administration. they feel they're hiding something. listen. >> i think they're lying and hiding it. they're passing the buck. i just know that they're hiding something big. i think something happened out there. >> eric holder has been before congress so many times and the first couple times you can tell there is something being hidden. there is something not being said. after a while when you feel like throwing the tv through the front window because you get tired of hearing the constant lies that you know they are doing. and i think that they're bringing all this up because they want to put fast and furious on the back burner until the election is over. >> i do, too. i agree. >> you can't watch that and not feel awful for these people. our con dellences go out to them. they lost a brave patriotic son and feel that anyone has to be enraged by the fact that he was killed by guns that were allowed to walk out of this country and into the hands of the mexican drug cartel bandits, the killers. the people who massacre their own people. it's an awful, awful story disprove have rage directed at whoever the bureaucrat was who conceived this hair brained scheme. >> steve: they just want the documents that show what happened. >> let me continue. so we know that this was a botched operation. that was horrible operation. but i had both david and tre, both republican committees on my program yesterday, and both of them said there is no allegation -- as far as they know, that either the president of the united states or the attorney general of the united states had any prior knowledge of fast and furious before agent terry was killed. that everything happened since then. now the question becomes, at what point did they know about fast and furious and what did they know about fast and furious i think that whose idea is pretty much settled, it was the idea of the atf. they had done a similar operation, as you all have been talk being all morning long in the bush administration. it was a dumb idea in the bum. it was a worst idea in the obama administration. and now you have a dead agent. so the whole question becomes did eric holder, in his eight appearances before congress, lie about what he knew and when he knew it? so that's why i think you now become a gotcha situation. remember, one man's cover-up is another man's witch hunt and it is impossible, and i'm very sorry to say this, not to view this as a partisan activity. this is -- all republicans on one side. all democrats on the other. >> steve: chuck grassley said -- he saw jay carney yesterday and there was this suggestion that it was political and grassley said, if it was politics, he would not have voted to subpoena records from alberto gonzalez and department officials. >> i hate they went after him because he's a friend of mine. >> steve: there were officials going after bush -- >> they never tried to cite them for contempt of congress. this is a first. it's never been done before. there was absolutely allegations of stonecalling and if you recall, craft and gonzalez, it was all democrats attack the republican attorneys general. it was exactly the same situation. they perceived the top law enforcement federal of this country as a political operator of someone who has the president's back. so they don't go after the president directly. they go after the attorney general. it stunk when they did it to the bush administration official and it stinks now. >> brian: why do you believe the networks, broadcast networks have basically avoided this story? >> i think, brian, and i think an excellent question. and i do believe that they see the world through rose colored glasses that are tinted in the democratic vein. they see this as a partisan thing. it is a artisan thing. again, you can not deny this is partisan. >> steve: we're talking about contempt of congress. >> the networks -- >> steve: executive privilege. >> contempt of congress. but the very act of -- >> steve: it's news! >> it is news, but it is news of the political sort that makes the -- you had stuart varney on earlier. stuart varney is talking about the end of the world, the stock market dropping 250 points yesterday, banks being downgraded. the chinese economies becoming on the verge of a catastrophe and people are looking at congress spinning their wheels in the fast and furious investigation and people are scratching their head saying what more do you want? do you really want a gotcha moment? >> anna: they want the truth. >> what truth? brian terry is dead. he died because of a botched federal operation. we know it was hatched by the atf in the phoenix office. what more? >> brian: i had my first up first. a couple of things, you were so jealous of future stewart, i am so -- stuart varney, i am so tired of that. number two. >> i miss you. >> brian: i know. let me sit closer to you. do you think there is a chance that they dump those guns -- do you believe the overall objective was to pour 2,000 gun noose a country, cause chaos there and have it be obvious it came from america and then, change the second amendment or focus on the second amendment? >> it could be. i think that there was a plan to expose the 8,000 gun selling shops along the you southwestern border as the fuel for the mexican chaos. and anarchy. it was in some ways, i think, a -- maybe, i think attack the second amendment is too grand. but they certainly wanted to make the gun dealers and gun laws and laws against automatic weapons look bad. >> steve: i heard a caller on your show try to make that point a couple of days ago. >> brian: your witness, everybody. >> anna: 13 minutes after the hour now. >> how are you enjoying these fellows? >> brian: i'm having a great time. you're very poised for someone so young. >> steve: geraldo will have to go to a commercial. maybe you'll shut up if you read. >> next on the rundown, move over, obamacare. our next guest says he knows how to fix the healthcare system. can you say free market? >> steve: keep going. >> then, if your grades don't cut it, perhaps your vocal cards will. meet the high school senior who sang his way into college. ♪ >> michigan, you're like >> michigan, you're like anything that i see ♪ ♪ you're and cheddar bay biscuits then choose one of 7 entrees plus dessert! four perfect courses, just $14.99. come into red lobster and sea food differently. ooo no. the hotel lost our reservation. nonsense! you book at travelocity, your reservation's guaranteed. well, i did not book with travelocity, okay?!? 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the real life one. >> anna: 8:33 is the time. we need to get to your headlines on a friday morning. mitt romney vowing to quickly reform the country's immigration system if elected president. romney softening his stance yesterday, saying he'll make the path to citizenship easier and make special exceptions for college grads. >> if you get an advanced degree here, we want you to stay here. so i'd staple a green card to the diploma of someone who gets an advanced degree in america. >> anna: romney was speak to go a group of latino leaders in orlando. >> brian: it's a move that shows the risk of losses banks are facing from this volatile market we're in right now. moody's downgrading 15 of the world's largest banks, lowering their credit ratings by one to three notches. credit suisse, the only one to suffer three notch downgrades. barkley, p and p, citigroup, credit arcola, deutsche bank, jp morgan chase, morgan stanley, royal bank of can did and uvs notched down two. royal bank of scotland, and societal general, all downgraded by one notch. the banks have criticized the down grades as backward look. >> steve: you did that financial news very well. you're a regular louis rukizer. >> brian: stewart wants me to be and company. >> steve: an update on the 68-year-old bus monitor we told but yesterday. we interviewed her live yesterday. she was bullied by middle school students in new york. we warn you, the video from this past monday is heart breaking. >> you're fat. you're so fat. you take up the whole seat. >> oh, my god. your glasses are foggy from your frickeen sweat you (beep). >> steve: a fund has been set up by a blogger to give that woman, karen klein, a dream vacation, or maybe early retirement. we're happy to report it is now standing. they wanted to raise just $5,000. right now it stands at $456,000. that's $7,000 more than it was two hours ago and 328,000 more than when she joined us live yesterday on "fox & friends" to tell us her story. karen says she'll likely use the money to take her whole family on a cruise, maybe a disney cruise. she's also decided not to press charges against the four 7th grade students involved. the school is punishing them. if you would like to donate to karen's vacation fund, visit the web site on the bottom of your screen and you'll be able to help her out. >> anna: talk about being stuck between a rock and a hard place, oil refineries are being regulated to use millions of gallons of cellulosic ethanol that doesn't exist. the government reportedly making the requirements back in 2005, assuming someone would make the substance eventually, but seven years later, no one has. >> not one drop of cell lossic ethanol has been made. >> forcing us to use a product that doesn't exist, they may as well tell us to use unicorns. >> anna: they're taking the epa to corn since they're being fined for not using it. >> steve: it sounds cool, even though doesn't exist. let's look at the weather. today's daytime high, it will be hot. here in new york city, only 92 compared to yesterday when it felt like it was about 700. 92 in raleigh and atlanta. back throughout mid missouri and mississippi valley, across much of texas, heading toward the century mark. they'll go through it out in phoenix, arizona. later today, they should top out at 109. that's your friday fox cast when it will feel like you're frying. >> brian: we saw jay carney yesterday trying to defend the president's move on executive privilege in fast and furious. this is the ultimate 11th hour move. people are saying why now? what's the president covering up by getting involved in the fast and furious investigation which he said he knew nothing about? we were wondering about the dichotomy between what the president said when he was a senator, also what he's doing as president. >> steve: that's right. and remember, so he's talking about jay carney saying, it's the principle of the thing. wait a minute. last friday, didn't the president of the united states use executive fiat to change the way we're going to be looking at some illegals in this country? yes. did he do that on principle or was it politics? you be the judge on that. but there was mr. carney yesterday defending executive privilege on the principle. >> in terms of the assertion of privilege, it is as i said, i think on a number of occasions already today, absolutely about the principle. it is not something that the president takes lightly. he does it because it is his responsibility as steward of the executive branch to retain the capacity of this administration and every administration going forward; to function appropriately and independently. >> steve: all right. >> brian: this whole executive privilege thing has a history. it dates back to -- if you think about it in modern presidency, you think of executive privilege, you think of richard nixon. >> anna: james rosen has a look at that for us. >> steve, brian and anna, good morning from washington where this constitutional showdown over justice department documents relating to fast and furious is just the latest in a long line of such disputes in a sharply polarized setting. on capitol hill. >> there is no cover-up here. there is no 20 minutes of a tape that's been wiped out. >> and at the white house. >> you say there is no cover-up? >> absolutely. >> the debate over president obama's assertion of executive privilege in fast and furious carries echos of watergate, when republican president richard nixon clashed with the democrat controlled congress. nixon first invoked executive privilege in march, 1973, to reject lawmakers' demands for testimony by then white house counsel john dean, a key figure in the watergate cover-up. democrats sam irvin of north carolina, chairman of the senate watergate committee, threatened to send the sergeant at arms to arrest dean. jeff shepherd was a young lawyer on nixon's legal team. >> there is the same bitter, divisive partisan atmosphere in washington that existed in watergate. >> i can't put myself in the president's mind. >> before long, dean turned state's evidence and became the hearing star witness, leaving nixon and congress to clash again over access to the president's secret tapes. >> the white house tapes were conversations of the president in the oval office. they had a far higher level of confidentiality that was assumed than the attorney general's internal documents today. >> in july 1974, the supreme court ruled executive privilege did exist, but that investigators need to hear the tapes, outweighed nixon's need for confidentiality. he turned them over and resigned days later. some see president obama's assertion of executive privilege as part of a pattern in his presidency, of a peace with his maintenance of a kill list. >> neither bush nor even nixon himself achieved this dream of an imperial presidency to the degree that barak obama has. >> the current congress and president actually share an interest in compromising on the fast and furious documents. to avoid a binding ruling like the tapes case which could limit the powers of one of the branches for generations. now back to you, steve, brian and anna in new york. >> steve: we're out of time. thank you, james. historical perspective. >> anna: can you imagine you're walking down the street and sitting on the walk, a polar bear and a seal? 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how did you come upon this seal in the road? >> i had gotten off of work. i visited a friend real quick and was heading home. lots of roads were blocked off. i had to take different routes to get to grand avenue. as i was approaching the zoo area, i had seen a car coming towards me and watch -- i had seen them turn their hazard lights on, so i started slowing down, thinking they were possibly stuck in a puddle or something. as i approached, i had seen something flopping, bouncing up and down in front of their car. at first i thought it was an eagle or something. as i got closer, it was a seal. >> brian: was the seal in pain? >> no. it looked tired. it looked frightened. when i had gotten up, it just kind of sat there with its eyes closed. i immediately put my vehicle at a slight angle and turned my hazards on so between me and this other vehicle, kind of blocked the seal in to keep it safe. >> brian: did you take out your camera phone or did off camera with you? >> i had called 911 and as i was talking to the dispatcher, the fire crew happened to pull up. they were on their way to another call. >> brian: and did you take out your camera and take this picture? 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