you know about it. there are a couple of current supreme court justices on another channel yesterday. steve: they were at the george washington university law school on wednesday. pete: that s right. ruth bader ginsburg and clarence thomas seem to agree that maybe we have gone a bit too far in this process. listen to them. see it in 93. truly bipartisan. that s the way it should be. instead of what it has become a highly partisan show. word that i used about bret. we could use that word about more people who are in public life, people who actually ask the questions at confirmation hearings instead of spartacus. we use. [laughter] if we could use the word honorable more often, think about the difference it will make. then you have a legacy.
i think they are polishing and buffing it now. talk about the iranian deal the president made clear it never should have happened. should been ripped up. steve: one other thing, president obama was at the university of chicago. he gave a presentation. he talked about life after the presidency. it s interesting. josh earnest, who was being interviewed on another channel yesterday was asked at what point would this former president get involved with the current president if he does something wrong? we want you to listen to what josh earnest said because it s real funny. listen. i think what would motivate president obama to reengage in the political debate is if we saw the federal government start to cross some clear red lines in terms of long, observed norms and values that frankly i think that we take for granted. steve: if you cross any red lines barack obama is coming back.
were people denied the ability to testify to the a.r.b.? and, by the way, fundamentally getting right to the real truth of this, what did these individuals who were on the ground in libya actually see and do? they are the ones with the most important information. forget the bureaucratic turf wars at issue here. if the administration really has nothing to hide, let them testify. what could they possibly be afraid of? steve: somebody who s going to testify next week is represented by joe digenova, and his wife was on the program in the last week or so as well, on the channel yesterday. one of the people he represents who is a department of state employee was not interviewed and called the state department report a coverup. what he reveals next week should be pretty good. clayton: in our 8:00 hour, geraldo rivera will weigh in on the details as well. gretchen: here s a high school guy, parts of a
the vote against them leading up to the election. there s more fallout now from the alleged secret service prostitution scandal in colombia. 11 agents on paid administrative leave and have been stripped of their security clearance. of the 11 men involved, two were supervisors and three were members of the elite counter assault team that protects the presidential motorcade. the president says it s looking at broadening its own investigation into the embarrassing incident and mirror, mirror on the wall. who is the least liked congressional leader of them all? according to rasmussen, it s house minority leader nancy pelosi. 60% giving her a thumbs down. the most liked congressional leader? speaker john boehner and those are your headlines. all right. let s talk a little bit about this if you re watching the channel yesterday, you saw what was, you know, they called him in front of congress, that guy right there is jeff neely. he s the guy who lined up all those wing dings for the g.s.
point. steve: you made exactly the right point. that is if laws were broken. the way the law is written right now, if you come to the united states, you knock on the door and say you ask for asylum. that s part of the law. you want to change the law. that s where the president said yesterday congress has got to do something. ainsley: what does this mean for you and your family. the acting director of ice tom homan is going to join us at 8:00 to tell us what is happening on the border and what administration is doing to prevent them from coming in. brian: they want to make tom homan the head of ice. he said i gave you a year. i have private things to do for my career. i got to do it. that s what he is going to tell us today. steve: if you were watching the channel yesterday, you saw b.b. netanyahu, the prime minister of israel lay out this is a fox news alert. they have received 110,000 pounds of files that prove that iran lied about their nuke program. new evidence that iran maintain