News reports have emerged that the FBI and related intelligence agencies have recently thwarted at least four attempts to sell radioactive materials to terrorist groups in the Middle East.

According to Citizens United, staff members of the State Department emailed material to the Clinton Foundation regarding Rwanda and the Congo which was later found to be classified.

The publisher of the Roseburg Beacon tells Bill O’Reilly that some Roseburg residents are not happy about President Obama’s upcoming visit. Turkey is reporting that Russian aircraft have been locking onto its jets. Liberals ponder the moral implications of eating at Chick-fil-A.

Chad Benson of Radio America guest hosts this episode of the Three Martini Lunch with the help of Jim Geraghty of National Review.

Greg Corombos of Radio America and Ian Tuttle of National Review are pleased to learn the FBI expects to recover many of Hillary Clinton’s deleted emails. They also sigh at reports that the few Syrian rebels who did actually get trained immediately surrendered and gave their weapons to Al Qaeda. And they rip Obama for his blatant hypocrisy and selective praise of Pope Francis.

Greg Corombos of Radio America and Jim Geraghty of National Review split Scott Walker’s departure from the 2016 race into three martinis. They’re glad Wisconsin will keep a great governor, that Walker had the courage to realize it wasn’t going to happen and that he appears to be a man who doesn’t feel like he needs to be president. They also shake their heads that Walker fell victim to a GOP voter mentality that any politician, even an accomplished conservative, is unacceptable this year. And they scratch their heads over Walker’s call for lots of other candidates to drop out so conservatives can rally around one person to defeat Trump – four months before the first votes are cast.

Before getting to the martinis, Greg Corombos of Radio America and Jim Geraghty of National Review discuss the tragic death of Jake Brewer, husband of conservative commentator and author Mary Katherine Ham. Later, they applaud House Republicans for advancing legislation to defund Planned Parenthood and impose criminal penalties on medical personnel who refuse to help babies who survive attempted abortions. They also unload on the U.S. military for ordering service members not to report or intervene as Afghan police officials regularly rape boys – and severely punish those who do. And we discuss the stunning collapse of support for Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker’s 2016 campaign.

Greg Corombos of Radio America and Jim Geraghty of National Review love that Hillary Clinton struggles mightily to name a single accomplishment as secretary of state. They also shake their heads as the Obama Administration says the failure to train moderate Syrians isn’t Obama’s fault because he never liked the plan in the first place. And they laugh as a key figure on the Nobel committee says giving the 2009 peace prize to Obama was a mistake.

Greg Corombos of Radio America and Jim Geraghty of National Review shake their heads at CNN holding a three-hour debate and barely using two of the questioners. They also rip John Kasich for being critical of Planned Parenthood funding and the Iran deal but making it clear he wouldn’t do much to stop it. And they applaud several candidates for making strong conservative points.