escalating and we're planning on more sanctions in november. what eventual response to you expect to see from our allies on this? >> of course, there has been a lot of tough talk coming from the european union over these latest sanctions, being condemned by the e.u. the reality is europe is deeply divided over the sanctions issue. not all european governments supporting the position of the european union. and already over 100 european companies have indicated they are prepared to withdraw from iran. i have think you will see every single european company withdrawing from iran in the next few months following these sanctions. >> sandra: nile gardiner from the heritage foundation. good to have you on the program this morning. >> bill: 22 before the hour. fox news alert now. are the days of isis over in syria? several tar g*eted strikes against the militant group have been launched. david lee miller standing by with more from there. >> bill, the area over my
has stretched more than 16 long years. national security correspondent jennifer griffin joins us from the pentagon right now. >> this is the first time we've heard from the top u.s. commander in afghanistan, general john nicholson, in six months. that press briefing just wrapped up as we speak. u.s. officials tell me the incident you referenced in the introduction took place over three days. u.s. marines tar g*eted what they believed to be a meeting of taliban leaders from all over afghanistan. they fired rocket artillery on the compound and claim to have killed more than 50 leaders last week. a taliban spokesman says this is u.s. propaganda. last month the u.s. military launched the second largest number of air strikes in the past 6 1/2 years, more than 500 air strikes in april alone. far more than in iraq and syria during the same period as the war against isis winds down there, the air strikes in afghanistan is ramping up.
they are talking about subpoenaing people who may have submitted incorrect information on their background checks. those are vetted eted by the f which is based in washington, d.c. that makes this the venue that you would then pursue those charges. >> that makes it part of the underlying issues. joe, i want to put another headline up that hadn't gotten enough attention. this was the u.s. attorney for d.c. that would be the top federal prosecutor personally meeting with trump according to the hill before her selection of jess gin e. p put this all together. can the president square this message to his base what law enforcement experts are say are concerning exacontacts and eft
>> shannon: i'm down with the puppy situation and we should have that here at fox news also. but let's talk about the role of college as it has been interpr*eted over the last several decades and whether this kind of behavior does prepare you for the real world. there are those of us old geezers who worry about the kids and thinking they're so protected now they'll only be disadvantaged when they get into a real workplace where nobody cares about hurting your feelings. >> they absolutely will be. what happens when they get into leadership positions as they muddle through all of the work that comes with getting into middle management or upper echelons of a company. when they try to be more affection you'll run the companies into the ground. look at what happened with google. you have such tremendous group think in that company that a person putting out a memo, a 10-page memo saying we ought to
will begin in 2 1/2 hours. each side gets 30 minutes to make their case and center on a ruling in march made by judge derrick watson, appointed by president obama. the ban was ruled unconstitutional not based on the language of the executive order but rather the statements made by candidate donald trump about his plans to ban muslims. in his opinion judge watson wrote the record includes significant evidence of religious an mouse driving the promulgation of the executive order. the judge agreed with plaintiffs that even with changes made from the first travel ban muslims are unfairly tar g*eted being in the vast majority in those six affected countries. the ruling will be weeks or months down the road. >> bill: what do we know about the judges hearing today's case? that could be important. >> the three-judge panel. another challenging court for president trump. all three judges were appointed by democratic president bill clinton. none of them signed on to a
the bench because of cases like this that ultimately wound up in the supreme court. he is hearing this case today. how do you think it will go down? >> i'm optimistic. full disclosure we filed a brief with the supreme court in the case supporting the church. we think the church's position is correct. if you look at what it's really about, the idea a church would be excluded from a general welfare program. sounds so simple but it has major ramifications. that is excess rubber that is then purchased through state grants for non-profit groups for schools and to make the playground safer. it sounds like an easy situation and then there is this tar g*eted exclusion that if the school was a faith-based institution they couldn't qualify nunds missouri's constitutional interpretation. the missouri governor has changed that and has said he would allow them to apply but of course that doesn't really change the fact that the case goes forward because it's capable of happening again. look, at the end of the day i
right? because they started off about two months before the election. now, you just don't lose texas a republican. all right? you don't. and you don't lose georgia. and you don't lose utah. i don't think utah -- jeffrey, has utah ever been lost? just keep saying what you say. do you know what he says? he is like ronald reagan. that's all he has to say. that's good. donald trump is like ronald reagan. we love you, jeffrey. this guy takes such abuse on cnn. do we love him? >> yeah. >> i hope he is getting paid a lot of money because eted deserves it, believe me. but, it is sort of incredible. but what happened is they are saying texas is in play. texas is in play, right? texas. i said texas has never been in play. and then i go to texas and i make a speech and we have an arena bigger than this one. it's packed. 10,000 people outside. and they say how can it
to be quite frank. so, yes, we spent the time. we've committ eted ourselves. we've done the effort. again, the outcome, or the outtake from this is that the north carolina voter rolls are sound. we are not finding any widespread evidence that anyone is using a deceased person's name to vote in north carolina. now, out of the potential 30,000, and it's really not 30,000 people who were found on the voter rolls. many of those, you know, truly weren't deceased and to the extent that there were some who may have voted after it appeared that they voted after they died, many of those were people who cast absentee ballots. and so although their voter history date is the date of the election, they cast their ballot and then they died within days or, you know, weeks of the actual election day. >> veronica degraffenreid from north carolina state board of
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