I don't know, Anderson Cooper. I don't know if I could actually say that, but I'll take

on the child, take the challenge. Rich Lowry, editor of National Review would be my guest

at the bottom of the hour. So you feel have a problem approaching me. And of course, we'll

take your calls, 1-866-408-766-9. The president is going to meet with his counterpart

in Argentina, not bad to start making friends with people again who are going to bed with

China and cutting all types of deals. We got the Vice President of the United States over

in Africa. I don't know if she's just doing a tour or if she's actually getting things

done, but we're losing ground in Africa too. So let's hope they're doing their job and

the State Department is doing something as well. So let's get to the big three. Now with

the stories you need to know, it's Brian's big three. Number three. Mr. Secretary, you

understand that you have a credibility problem with the Congress and with the American people,

don't you? I have unflinching confidence in the integrity of my conduct. Okay, that makes

one of us frustrating. That's how I felt watching Secretary of New York's lie about something

that matters so much in America's future, border security. And he wants us to do not believe

our eyes as illegal as flood through our borders and federal floods and killing tens of

thousands of Americans. You'll hear the low lights. Number two. While he's testifying

award winning journalists, New York Times bestseller testifying in front of Congress on

the weaponization of the federal government, the IRS is knocking on his door, left him

a note saying, we'll be back in touch with you after the weekend. Yeah, just like that.

You okay with that? Matt Tebe targeted not just from the Dems for his Twitter files report,

but now the IRS too related. Of course, Obama got away with it. Hence, Lewis Litter and

the Tea Party. Remember, so singing that song again makes sense, but I am outraged.

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