blood in the water does not cooperate because they want the weak president out of there. that's what's happening to barack obama right now. his power is in steep decline. the russian tyrant putin knows that and totally disrespected president obama at the g 20 summit. putin done that reagan he would have been punished behind the scenes. rightow obama no such power. he seems discome bob blatted press conference rambling and at times incoherent. a troubling performance. more bad news ahead. next week the full house will most likely hold attorney general holder in contempt for not handing over relevant fast and furious documents. if that happens, a grand jury will be con veebed to possibly prosecute holder meantime the president is defending attorney general by invoking executive privilege stonewalling the documents. that means that mr. obama is now tied into mr. hoirltd's fate. then there is obama care. the factor has learned that administration has narrative anticipating the supreme court will rule the healthcare mandate unconstitutional next week. if that happens the president will become even weaker because obama care is his signature achievement. factor has also learned the re-election campaign believes the economy will not improve by election day and therefore, is targeting liberal americans to the president's cause by using personal, not policy arguments. all in all, about five months before the election, president obama is at his weakest point and things seem to be getting worse. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight, reaction, joining us from washington, fox news analyst and radio talk show star laura ingraham. you are plugged in down there. your former supreme court clerk. what are you hearing about obama care? >> well, ruth bader ginsburg is right, bill. people who say they know how the court is going to come out on an issue really don't know anything. the only people who know are the clerks at the court and the justices themselves and maybe their secretaries. nobody else knows. what i can tell you is that the medical communities that i have a lot of contact with, on a regular basis. and business folks are anticipating a reversal of obama care, meaning that at the very least the mandate will be deemed unconstitutional. and given the tenure of some of the questions one might conclude that the entire law will be thrown out. that's, you know, that's a big decision if that happens, but, nevertheless, it's really hard to see how the mandate will be implemented. >> bill: if the mandate goes the law goes. >> you don't know that what do you mean you don't know if the mandate goes the law goes. the justices could take that mandate, carve it out and they could say y'all fix this mess. you go back and you fix the rest of the mess of this bill. we're not going to comment on the rest of that they could hold it, make a very narrow holding here and decide to carve out just the mandate. so i don't think you can say that the whole thing is necessarily will be tossed. >> bill: the government cannot compel to you buy their health insurance vision. it goes down the drain because there will be people that say i'm just not going to cooperate. >> i'm not saying they shouldn't you can't predict the court. >> bill: the reality of the situation is now. now, we know that the democratic party is already rehearsing their pundits. >> oh, yeah. >> they are rehearsing their pundits who are going to be booked on the cable shows, the talk radio shows to explain why this doesn't hurt president obama now, you might say this is just smart in case but it looks like the intensity of the training sessions going on right now they believe, they being the democrats they think it's going to go down. >> yeah, a couple things they could do, bill. they could say well, this just shows you why it's so important for us to have a second term, right? so can i nominate, perhaps, other justices to the bench so the will of congress will not be overturned. they could make that argument. i think it's a weak argument. >> bill: alan colmes on tonight to tell us what that argument is going to be. >> speaker of the house john boehner republic has issued a dictum to his people in the house not to do a quote, unquote celebratory thing if obama care goes down. to quote the speaker: we don't want to spike the ball in the end zone or some crazy sports cliche that he uses. all right? so he is anticipating that will happen because is he ordering people not to gloat. >> no parties. finally, i don't believe that the folks have caught up to the news cycle where president obama is having so much trouble. is he having trouble with leaks. he is having trouble with fast and furious. is he interesting trouble with obama care at the g 20 summit would you agree he looked discome bob blatted. >> he looks very confused. i went back and read the statement that sarkozy made back in april of 2009 when he said he came off as weak and badly experienced. they said he didn't say that we pretty much can conclude he did say that that descriptor has really sadly for the american have played out. >> bill: far worse than i have ever seen him. i don't think the folks have caught up with the news cycle yet. >> the momentum. let me tell you what i think is going to happen, bill. this is momentum game. the momentum right now seems to be against president obama. against this legacy that he hoped he would be at least beginning now of the real reformer in washington the progressive reformer that momentum has not in any way shifted in his favor. if that momentum continues into the con sequential season and it continues through the republic convention and the democrat convention, you know, ends up being kind of a disaster in charlotte as i predict it could be, then it's going to be hard, in my mind to see this momentum seed change for romney shift back to obama. not where the economy is and not where both these investigations are going and the foreign policy angle which i think is only beginning to be revealed to the people. >> bill: putin is going to challenge him in my opinion. i wrote my newspaper column, it's available on broirl got come about all of this. i want people to check it out. two things, if the supreme court upholds obama care i believe the president will then regain some momentum. the mojo will come back a little bit. people should be prepared for that. >> i don't agree with that. >> bill: you don't think he is going to get any momentum. >> no. no. >> bill: obama care is the law of the land, it's going to particular people off more about the courts. they are already angry at run away justices and run away judges. if that happens, i think that has the reverse effect. it's a boomerang positive effect for mitt romney and maybe that will be a feather temporarily in the cap of barack obama, but i do not think in the end that's going to be a game changer for barack obama in november. i think it helps romney, actually. >> bill: all right. laura ingraham, everybody, here is our new bill o'reilly.com poll question for you. please predict what you think will happen will the supreme court rule obama care fully constitutional, the individual mandate will be thrown out, the entire law unconstitutional. you select one there. and know that this is what you think will happen not what you want to happen. all right. you are predicting here. we want your prognostication. we will give you the results on monday. next on the run down, glenn beck will assess the situation. president obama finds himself in right now. and later megyn kelly on what a grand jury could possibly do to attorney general holder. the factor is coming right back. >> bill: in the impact segment tonight, as we stated president president obama's power is at its lowest ebb right now? will he lose the election in november? joining us from dallas to handicap the situation glenn beck the author of the big big big new best seller "cowards." all right. you heard laura ingraham and i talking about we don't think the folks have caught up with the story yet but it's going to get bigger next week with the full house report on holder. supreme court coming in on obama care. that could be the president's worst week ever starting on monday and you say? >> that's saying something. he has had some really bad weeks, especially lately. i think this is the arrogance of this administration coming home to roost as jeremiah wright would like to say. the american people happen to agree with, laura. the american people have not connected with this yet. i agree with you, bill, they will. and when they start to there is real trouble for the president. i think he is at his highest -- if everything remains stable, you know, he controls a few things that are out of everybody else's hands the calendar pretty much until lately the media, he can move at his own pace. he controls the military. he controls the events around the world or how he reacts to them in many cases. which could dramatically change this election but this is going to hurt him i think. they are tired of the partisanship which i think is he banking on. oh, look the republicans are just going after. once people really see the story of holder and they know what this is about, they are not going it like this. they are not going to like this at all. >> bill: obama care thing could be huge because that really is his signature achievement. if he doesn't have that, what has he done in three and a half years? >> saved a lot of money. >> got bin laden, you got to give him that. drone thing has caused chaos in al qaeda. you have got to give him that what else can he point to? he does have a big thing coming up. horrendous situation beck has been talking about on radio program outside of rochester, new york. 68-year-old woman bus monitor. rides on the bus to assure kids don't get hurt. 68 years old karen cline is taunted by four 13-year-olds, roll the tape. >> man >> bill: all right. the authorities at the school it's the ateenthena middle scho. >> middle school. >> going to take action against the children and beck says they are not. go. >> they are not going to. school is done. these kids know that they have gotten away with it it was my web site blaze.com that broke this story nationally yesterday and released this tape there is a couple of things that are fascinating to me on this story. first of all, these kids are dead inside. this is a 68-year-old woman. they talked about how her family doesn't love her and so her family just kills themselves. well, she had a son commit suicide. she is a widow. i mean, it's horrible. she was crying at one point. these kids are absolutely dead inside and one of the parents said well, you know, my kid he was just brought along with the other kids. he wasn't really that bad. the other parent said well, they have learned their lesson, they sure have learned their lesson. have they? have they, bill? i dare to say your parents, my parents would have had this raking the leaves of this woman's yard every fall, mowing her lawn every summer for free. we would have been busting our butt. we wouldn't have had anything, anything, our parents -- >> bill: let me read a quote from robert helms, the father of one of the boys. he said that it broke his heart to see that his son was involved with this. so he is not making excuses for the kid. but he says, quote, is he a 13-year-old kid. it was a stupid mistake and he is paying for it i just think it's a little out of control. >> i don't think it's out of control. >> you don't think so. >> i think these kids are dead inside. here is the i'm torn on this one americans do care. they see this and they are really hurt by it they feel for this woman. people are sending her money i think it's over $300,000 had been raised in this woman's name to give her a check. >> you are largely responsible for that, beck. i just want everybody to know you are largely responsible for the check going to the woman. >> here's the problem. that's a typical american response. let's just give her money. give money to the problem. >> bill: that's comfort though. >> it is, bill. the problem is deeper than this. >> would you expel these kids? would you kick them out. >> yes. absolutely. they would not ride the bus. you know what? and the parents would complain and say you can't do that then it's my inconvenience. yeah. and your children were the ones doing this. i guess you are inconvenienced. yeah. i would. >> now, beck has a book out, he runs around by the way. wherever beck goes somebody carries a sign behind him with the name of a book on it. >> very heavy. >> bill: here is the good part on july 1st "new york times" best seller list on sunday. beck's book is number two. whose book is number three? killing lincoln? how long has killing lincoln been in the marketplace. >> 40 weeks. >> how long has beck's book. >> one. >> i'm right behind you, beck. >> here you go, hang on a second, the "new york times" i beat the book that's number one by 65% in sales, 65%. >> bill: why are you number two? >> "new york times" we're number one in "u.s.a. today" and publishers weeksly. "new york times" number two. >> bill: why? >> just for this moment, i think, the "new york times" just to put me right next to you so you can say i have been on for 40 weeks, beck. >> bill: i got to number one, but not on. >> please buy the book. >> fresh piece of humanity they did the same thing to me on that book. all right. book's provocative and we appreciate you coming on tonight. southwest airlines hassles a woman over the way she is dressed. we will tell you what happened there. then megyn kelly on whether a grand jury could lodge criminal charges against attorney general holder. big story upcoming. >> bill: culture warrior segment tonight, very interesting situation in las vegas. it's summertime, hot out there. a woman tried to board a southwest airlines jet dressed in this outfit right here. an airline employee gave her a hard time said it was too salacious. here now to tell us the resolution jeanine pirro, gretchen carlson off this evening. throw that picture up again. this doesn't look like a kardashian outfit or anything. this looks like a woman got a little cleavage going on but that's what happens today, right? >> you know what's amazing is the flannel shirt and burqa not the sexiest woman alive. >> that's obvious. >> southwest airlines throwing a cleavage hissy fit. >> bill: not the whole airline this one clerk. >> when you are on an airline that representative can throw you off. >> bill: she threatened to throw this woman off. >> southwest comes out and apologizes. it's not the first time they have tried to control the way women dress. they don't like cleavage not for nothing. they tried to control two other women for their cleavage and their legs throwing blankets on these women because they don't think they are properly dressed. they are a mode of transportation. >> bill: let me play devil's advocates here. here is what southwest said today we don't have a dress policy number one and we are a family-based airline. we obviously are sensitive to adults and the way they come on an behave and look because we are family friendly and all of that. >> that's hogwash. >> bill: hogwash, wow. >> i want to tell you why. >> bill: hogwash, ladies and gentlemen. their contract specifically says division 8 subdivision 1 the carrier may for any reason and in its sole discretion refuse to transport or remove from airport at any point any passenger whose clothe something lewd or patently offensive. how dare they say they don't have a clothing guideline. >> bill: that makes sense, if you had an airline you would have. >> this airline started with hot pants. >> we live in an age where we have a lot of people dressing in flamboyant ways, you know that. >> that's right. can you go to the beach and see more cleavage. >> bill: if you go to the beach can you move your blanket. if you are on the airline you are on the airline. you can't get a parachute and say i don't like how tricksy is dressed geronimo. >> allow you to breast feed. what if she takes her breast out and decides to breast feed. >> now you are frightening me? >> bill: what would your policy be? you are the president of southwest airlines. what would you tell your clerks if somebody comes up to you and i agree with you -- >> -- that's ridiculous. >> bill: that was ridiculous. they should give that woman free flights for six months that's what they should do. >> right. >> bill: what would you say to the clerks. who do you call out? >> first of all, i would say that lewd and offensive has to be defined more specifically. >> bill: like what? >> like, in other words, if a nipple is showing. >> bill: that's not allowed. >> by the way. no but family-friendly, they are not family friendly. they are antiwoman here. >> bill: antiwoman? >> let me tell you why, bill. i have never heard of a guy being thrown off because his beer belly is below his t-shirt. >> bill: if the guy wore the dress he would be though. don't you think if the guy came on in a dress. >> they already are in a dress you don't know it because they look like women. what about the butt cleavage. >> bill: i have never seen it on an airline. >> and underwear showing. >> bill: underwear showing okay. >> cleavage isn't okay? >> bill: you would have a no nipple and no underwear showing. >> and no butt cleavage of the men. i wouldn't have blankets wrapped around these women. >> bill: you are not going to get anybody to check that that would be impossible. not enough money in the world to pay anybody. tsa might do it. all right. so you are outraged. >> this is the love airline. they started parading their hostesses around in hot pants. >> bill: that was 1840. >> 1975. >> bill: were you really on. >> no i read about it though. >> bill: jeanine pirro, everyone. mistress of john edwards speaks out on national tv. why? hasn't she been embarrassed enough? then megyn kelly on whether she believes attorney general eric holder will be indicted by a grand jury. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. 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voyeurism aside, we know that gets television ratings. what's the news value of listening to this woman. >> we hope it gets ratings. look, i'm here on the factor it has to be news, right? what we are looking at here is potentially the biggest political sex scandal of our generation. rielle hunter was at the middle of all of it we can finally get from her perspective why did this ever begin? how did it continue? >> how did the decisions about the money, how did these decisions about john edwards repeated lies how muchs she can tell us. >> bill: did you make any news with this interview? look, the guy is acquitted now you can't double jeopardy him. a lot of the us think he did it but the jury has spoken. is there any news that i don't know if i watch this anything i'm going it learn? >> i think there is a lot of usefulness to it and i'm not evading the question. we know he was acquitted it was confusing verdict. not guilty on one count and dead locked on the others. why dead locked? she offers good perspective on why their case failed. she gives great information and insight i believe into john edwards' behavior in the situation. there is a legitimate argument to be made that rielle hunter as reviolated as she is has taken a lot of heat that should have been on john edwards in my opinion. i think that comes through in the book although i'm sure she means this book as a defense of john edwards. >> bill: yeah, sure she does. she wants to validate her position. but, look, i don't care about rielle hunter and i don't think anybody watches cares about her. we don't care about her at all. what we care about and i'm speaking about the editorial we here, this guy edwards could have been the vice president of the united states. very close. >> very important to be the vice president of the united states and the frightening thing about that is he is totally morally bankrupt. he is 100% morally bankrupt he could have been the vice president. >> that's your conclusion. my job is to back up two steps and figure out how did it get to the point where bill o'reilly could make that conclusion? why did he make the decisions did he? what were his motivations and why is that interesting? >> bill: what was his motivation he? wanted what he wanted he is a narcissist. he wanted this woman because she was going to give him sex or whatever. he wanted power he wanted to cheat on his wife who had cancer. he obviously didn't feel sorry for her. he pit again his own needs above everyone else's that's classic narcissism. i don't know what else is there uncomplicated story. you have been following it for six years. let's be honest, national preoccupation. >> in some precincts. >> come on, it's been a big deal, look at this week, just a whisper of her book coming out. it's been on the paper every day. every day the outrage grows, it's clearly an object of fascination, i'm saying if it matters enough we followed it six years we should know as much as we. >> after interviewing you feel sorry for her? >> no. i do not feel that it put me in a position of wanting to defend. >> bill: you are not sympathetic to her at all. >> i think that i believe of a lot of what she has in the book. >> bill: believe what she is saying but you are not sympathetic to her because she did what she did knowing what she did was wrong. >> that's right. when you do what i do you are not it position of judging one way or another how you feel. >> bill: i am. >> you are the man though. give me a little -- >> bill: i'm not giving you anything, cuomo. >> you give me the opportunity to do this. >> bill: can you guess. >> i hope the answer is francis quinn. >> yes. >> bill: yes you are absolutely right. that baby has two parents how don't want to be around. that's who i feel sorry for. last word. >> obviously out of respect to the kid we don't want to tell her those kind of things about her parents. >> bill: she will know. >> when you meet her and one thing i respect about rielle hunter separate and apart from this situation she is a good mom. she is trying to make a good life for her kid. >> bill: she comes off as a good mother but that's all i'm going to say. i don't know. she comes off that way but whether she is or isn't, i don't know. we are going to check it out and we appreciate you coming on in. >> pleasure. >> bill: when we come right back, kelly file has the question of the night. will attorney general holder be indicted by a grand jury. >> bill: thanks for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly in the kelly file segment tonight, big story tonight of course holding attorney general eric holder in contempt. the full house expected to do that next week because he won't turn over documents reeling to the fast and furious gun scandal. here now attorney and fox news anchor megyn kelly. all right. i want to just go very slowly because i want to understand and you know how dense i can be. >> this is complex. >> bill: okay. it is complex and that's not a joke. so holder says to congress, the congressional committee i didn't know about this fast and furious operation that resulted in a border patrol agent being murdered by one of the guns the federal government lost track of in mexico. i didn't know about it. >> um-huh. >> he did that sworn testimony, right? >> right. >> bill: i didn't know about it until very late. the then the committee says all right, who did? who knew about it. >> right. >> bill: who is responsible and he can't tell them? >> none of my top deputies but i have appointed an inspector general within the dodge to look into it. >> he can't tell them. holder not only -- he says he doesn't even know but he doesn't know who screwed up. he doesn't know anything. >> all is he say something none of my top people. >> bill: do you remember hogan's heros. >> i know nothing. >> bill: i know nothing. if you and i were on that committee you would be skeptical. why don't you turn over the documents to us so we can see for ourselves. >> he has said some other things that he then had to retract and draw back they caught him in a fewerrers he would say they claim it's lies. >> bill: bottom line is holder doesn't know or says he doesn't know. >> right. you and i, kelly and o'reilly two irish congressional people say okay we are ready to believe you like the ghostbusters but we want your documentation pertaining to the case. just give them to us, please. >> it's not only about whether holder is misleading it's who did. we want to see for ourselves who authored it? atf in phoenix couldn't have done this without doj approval. >> the reason congress wants to know is this is being done in the name of the people. we finance this sting operation. >> our tax dollars. >> scores of people are dead in mexico as a result of these 2,000 weapons that we let go into the hands of the mexican bad guys. >> okay. >> at least one, possibly two or more border agents in the united states. >> bill: coming's objective here is noble. >> i think everyone can agree it started out that wait a minute now the parties are split. >> bill: i don't care about the party politics. the overarch of wanting to know who skewed up and how it happened is noble. >> democrats and republicans is to agree we need answers in the murder of brian terry. >> so then it quickly deteriorates into the president of the united states defending his attorney general by executive privilege you are not getting those documents because i barack obama don't want you to have thenches they have negotiations for months holder and issa. >> bill: that's an outrage to me. >> holder keeps saying you are going to get some, you are going to get some. final day i says here you can have them if you let me off on the contempt. then barack obama exerts executive privilege. >> bill: i would have told them to go stuff it myself too. next week they go to the full house which is going to hold holder in con testament he may chuck the documents over before that. >> they are said to have the votes. >> bill: once they vote, yeah, they do. once they vote to hold him in contempt. then grand jury is convened, correct? >> then a u.s. attorney, which is a former federal prosecutor convenes a grand jury is supposed to ask the grand jury to find mr. holder in contempt. criminal contempt citation. it won't happen. >> bill: what's the punishment? >> it will not happen. it didn't happen under the bush administration when they went this route and it's not going to happen under the obama administration. the u.s. attorney will convene the grand jury and not pursue the case because they have asserted executive privilege. and don't blame this u.s. attorney because the other u.s. attorney did fund the republic administration. >> bill: this is all symbolic then. >> no. then there is another step. okay? so that criminal contempt with the -- >> -- yes. >> it's not going to happen. what will happen is then that the house republicans will go into civil federal -- no more criminal. civil federal district court. they will ask a judge to issue an order compelling mr. holder to fork over the documents at that point mr. holder is going to have to produce to the court a detailed log on what documents he has, what documents he is not going to produce. what documents he is going to produce or at a minimum will have to allow an in camera in chambers review. >> bill: then they will litigate it against the executive privilege order. >> that's right. >> bill: it will take five years and that's what they want. >> executive privilege while it is legit and doesn't mean the white house was involved. something called the limited privilege that protects intraagency communications. >> bill: they will redact that. >>. no that's not the point. >> bill: of course it's the point. >> this is important. >> bill: yeah? >> it's a very weak privilege. and so it's a difficult position for the administration to be in. because now they have got to go into court potentially and convince a district judge to deny the congress the right to this information. >> bill: the judge is not going to do that. >> in the face of a very weak deliberative process. >> bill: it's going to take forever. that's what they want. they don't want it to come out before the election. >> that could be true. >> bill: you know it's true, kelly. [ laughter ] >> bill: kelly knows whatever i say is correct but she is too stubborn to admit it. [ laughter ] i don't think you should blame me. i feel i'm more of the voice. >> bill: we go into commercial kelly goes you know you are always right. megyn kelly, everybody. happy birthday paul mccartney 70 years and looks every day of it great american new >> bill: back of the book segment tonight great american news quiz paul mccartly. not an american but we are making an exception because the beatle isn't oyears old this week. uma playing and martha off tonight and steve doocy representing peak from rosewell, georgia. like to win great prizes sign up on bill o'reilly.com. watch out for because this is the first time you are doing. this doocy he cheats. he looks at your card before he raises. if you see that just smack him with the card. >> you got it. >> here is question number one, the guinness book of world records calls mccartney composer and artist of all time. buy the rights of other musicians song. which artist entire catalog now belongs to mccartney? now uma and doocy get your card up. okay? roll the tape. _ every day it's getting closer. ♪ going faster than a roller coaster. ♪ love like yours will surely come my way. ♪ >> uma scores. doocy is clueless as always. all right. question number two. beatles fans were shocked, shocked when the group called it quits. although they were no longer together, mccartney moved forward with a successful solo album. what was the name of paul mccartney's first solo hit off first solo album >> bill: cards up. roll tape ♪ baby i'm amazed at the way you love me all the time. ♪ or maybe i'm afraid of the way i love you. >> bill: all right. you both got it wrong. >> sorry. >> baby i'm embarrassed. >> bill: you should be doocy. >> i would be. >> bill: that's the only rewe have you out here every week people at home go i'm smarter than doocy. we like that audience participation. >> no wonder jeff foxworthy keeps calling. >> bill: once beatle mania took over the u.s.a. the beatles had cemented their place as the biggest band in the world. ♪ give you all i got to give. ♪ say you love me too ♪ i may not have a lot to give. ♪ what i got i will give to you ♪ i don't care too much for money. ♪ money can't buy me love. >> bill: yes, it can. [ laughter ] >> bill: the beatles made a huge impact on pop culture in a short period of time. what year did the fav 4 break up? the answer is c, 1970. you both got that right. uma is one up with two to go, doocy. okay? not too confusing. one up with two to go. question number four. one of paul mccartney's most popular song the last single beatles released before announcing their breakup. what was the last single the beatles released? ♪ i find myself in times of trouble. ♪ mother mary come to me ♪ speaking words of wisdom. ♪ let it be. ♪ >> bill: don't ruin it that's one of the nicest beatles song that song. all right? >> i wasn't ruining it, that was my interpretation. >> bill: no, you were howling like some kind of rabid wolf, all right? [ laughter ] >> bill: you are ahead with one question to go, all right? >> okay. >> bill: this is it for uma. don't choke. >> okay. i won't check. >> bill: here is question number 56789 paul mccartney recently closed the queen's royal jubilee concert held outside buckingham palace a set let die and let it be. ♪ ♪ live and let die. ♪ ♪ live and let die. ♪ live and let die. ♪ live and let die. ♪ >> bill: here is the final question, mccartney was knighted in 1997. what other musician was also granted that honor? come on doocy, get it, that's correct. elton john. i think he cheated on that. uma had it up. uma wins anyway. can we get the lie detector in here. >> yeah. >> call f. lee bailey. >> bill: even though you cheated you lost. uma wins and mike cooke from shadyside, maryland. blame doocy i will give you his home address if you email me tomorrow. pinheads and patriots on deck starring regis and kathie lee. p and p just over two minutes p and p just over two minutes away. another cup of coffee? how long is this one going to last? forty-five minutes? an hour? well... listen. 5-hour energy lasts a whole lot of hours. take one in the afternoon, and you'll feel alert and energized 'til the cows come home. it's packed with b-vitamins and nutrients to make it last. so what's it going to be, partner? 5-hour energy. wise choice. 5-hour energy. hours and hours of energy. >> pinheads and patriots starring regexps kathy lee in a moment. first the e-mail. from washington. betting you are wrong, john. if the are attorney general were clean the documents would have been released a long time ago. and from california. >> steve cross, st. louis. >> i appreciate you sending me documentation to back up that charge, please. and mitchell rarely knows what is on the urnedditied tape. producers supply her with the information. she made a rare mistake with breitbart because i didn't screen the unedited stuff. i didn't have time. that will never happen again because we now have other players in place but mitchell didn't know that. >> and from california. >> you must have sensitive hearing. you want yell? check out barney frank, that interview. i was chiding. gently chiding him. and from new york. >> justin from japan. and victoria from new jersey. >> my advice, victoria, get a no spin mug instead. you will thank me in ten years. you know, gravity? >> there you go, doreen. happy birthday. see you a a >> good morning and happy friday to everyone. i am heather nauert. >> i am heather childers. thank you for joining us. this is friday june 22nd. thank you for watching "fox & friends first". it is time for your 5@5:00. an assault by the taliban on a lakeside hotel in kabul ending overdmiet leaving 17 people dead. >> security forces and gunmen armed with rockets exchanging fire after dozens of people taken hostage. the standoff lasting over 12-hours. the five taliban militants also found dead including 3 homicide bombers. it is dangerous and deadly conditions there. the rain washing out a highway
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