neil: all right, well put, thank you so much jimmy, and larry. we have a lot more on this, market, whether it gets long to the tooth, some say it is, some say it isn't, tomorrow. lou: good evening, president obama warned government yesterday there would be consequences for continued violence against antigovernment demonstrators, riot police went on to kill up to 70 more demonstrators after mr. obama issued his ultimatum and the the white house response today, they are still considering, what to do. pulitzer prize winning journannist, jud judy miller was in the area, she will with with us shortly.

>> the selling author brad other among our guests, and a deadly new radioactive leak from earthquake strict ep fukushima power plant in japan, a full report for you ahead. >> to our top story, president obama, yet was clear when he leveled threats against the ukrainian government for attacking demonstrators, said quote, there will be consequences if people step over the line. but after a night that saw scores of more antigovernment protesters, killed. some reportedly by sniper fire, president obama today sounded unsure of his next move. here is his deputy press secretary josh ernest. >> i can't offer you any insight to that right now, other then there are a range of options available to president, he is considering them, i want to speculate about what the end

result meeting or specific options president is considering there is a full tool kit. making a decision about sanctions cannot just be a key jerk reaction -- we jer knee-jerk reaction. lou: i don't know what one would describe his initial react, e.u. seeing things different, imposing sanction, travel visa bans, and avote freezes and fox news confirmed that ukrainian ministry of defense refuses to return phone calls from the pentagon, defense secretary hagel, has tried to call the ukrainian minister of defense, in recent days, but no answer. russia having a more open dialogue with ukraine, putin sent an envoy to try to mediate discussion with ain't government

leader, russian foreign minister, la labrov takes shots to the west. a first guest said that putin is intent on reestablishing the old sophi soviet empire, and claims a crisis in ukraine could have been avoided had obama administration been paying attention, joining us now. judy miller. this administration appears in each one of these crises that suddenly erupts to be surprised, unprepared, bellicose in th the extreme, and impotent. is that a misread of this what administration is doing in foreign policy. >> i think it is is accurate, lou. you were paying more attention to ukraine in the fall of last

year than the administration was. i was there we could see this crisis coming at us like a freight train, i came back, i could not interest in the administration in figuring out how to stop putin from pressures the ukrainians into walking away from the deal he agreed to sign. lou: ukraine is strategic piece of real estate. natural gas pipelines, transverse the, crane to europe. europe the ukraine itself dependent on russian energy. how can people be in this situation? it is just unthinkable, european union has been slow to act. they have you know perhaps the administration, obama administration can be criticized for being inept, but the europeans have been abouu 50% better. >> it should be and surprise?

it was not until the u.s. galvanized the situation, the european allies that we got bosnia, kosovo, something happened. europeans are used to waiting for signals from the united states and there were not any here, there are 28 european nations, that had a lot to work out a lot of disagreements among them. they did not need this one, they were not handling this on their own. lou: meanwhile, demonstration, antigovernment protest, pro european union pro western demonstrationing continue, and they are spreading. it is pretty clear that putin has told the ukrainian government to deal with it and do whatever is necessary that is what seems to be underway now, in ukraine. >> yes, i think in this victory jicvick yich ych the yanukovych, he said he would sign the, he is fisca

miscalculating again, if the ukrainukrainians' anything they want harmony, they know west and east have different attitudes on whether or not their country should be aligned with russia. but it kill fellow ukrainians is not acceptable, that is crossing the line. lou: he has crossed line so much, reversing him self three time over the course of last 2 weeks, he is scare as and below so of putin and russian power. the question becomes can he withstand a russian forces? the russians have threatened to intervene militarily, this is not some you know obama rhetorical flourish, they make it clear, they will have their way on this issue. >> i think that is why it is

such a tricky issue now. the crisis is fully erupted for this president, who did not think about it in advancement now he has very few options, he has very little leverage, economic military, he cannot do what the russians can do. lou: what is the outcome in. >> i don't think. i think we're all waiting to see whether or not the country will really support the protestors, whether or not they make it impossible for the president to stay on. and whether or not putin can replace the president with someone just like him. lou: yanukovych has persisted against considerable opposition already, and he has dealt severely with those ho opposed him. both publicly and -- well covertly. what will be the result here in your best judgment, you have been there you know the players, what will be the result? are those demonstrators doomed? >> i hope not.

i -- if there is an optimistic solution it is, it is the that president will step down, and permit a traasition government. to take power, that a prime minister will be appointed who is acceptable to both opposition and to russia that is a long shot. shot. >> yis yich yimp yanukovych looked like he was on the way to do that yesterday, he moved his military chief out, and moved aside his quote, unquote cabinet, but now it looks like putin has put steel in his back, i am not -- i am talking about a bayionette. not 7 that at this . that the -- i am not certain at this moment that the russian will invade. lou: what is the implication because this president once again, starts with a draw of the

line stuff. >> here we go again. lou: european union, how will they be affected by this? they are permanently in the shadow of russia's ambitions. >> there is why there is so much more at stake then just kiev, this nation of 46 million people. is europe going to permit mr. putin to recon stiewt former soviet union in the new russian empire, you sensed this first, i think that many people i know were worried about it it is just washington that has come to the issue late. lou: judy miller thank you very much. >> thank you. lou: energy department has appointed a team to investigate detection of radiation in and around this nation's only under ground nuclear waste site, located in southeastern new mexico. plant near the city of carlsbad shut down normal operation last week, radiation alarms sounded

plutonium detected a half mile in the air from the facility, officials insist this levels detected are below those deemed unsafe by the ep anew mexico cite is one of 7 77 nuclear waste across the united states it is a ridge of concern. for all of us. >> in japan it is much more. there has been a new highly radioactive look at the fukushima nuclear power plant, 100 metric tons of radioactive water have leaked from a storage spill last august, projects show most of the ocean plume will hit our coast. u.s. west coast, sometime later this year. and there it is moving toward us. >> vice president biden admits that obama administration may fall short of its obamacare

enroll am targets. >> initially we talked about why the end of this period having 7 million people lined up, we may not get the 7 but we'll get 5 or 6. that is a hell of a start. lou: administration may be having trouule enrolling regular folks, but congress no problem. 12,000 representatives and congressional staffer purchased obamacare plans accounting for 98% of enroll am. in washington, d.c.'s small business exchange. federal rules require them to do so. a mandate i think. normally vice presidented by know making headlines with gaps but -- with gaffes today, white house press secretary josh earnest stood up in his own right. >> i don't have specific marks from president to preview tonight, i encourage you to tune in.

>> that is going to be -- >> there will be -- >> a look. >> you will be able to. >> afterwards, not before. >> not literally tune in, but figure at that timely tune in to your e-mail. >> cameras are banned there, it is difficult to tune in there is no press coverage. of the question and answer session that we're told will be hill after the president's makes his remarks. up next. president's rule by fiat, facing the test, supreme court looking into some of his recent decrees. best selling author brad thor will join us next.

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lou: a commissioner sounding the alarm about obama administration

plan to stifle freedom of press, planning to well investigate to look into, newsrooms television station newsroom across the country talking with reporters, editors, station owners about how they decide when stories that run, and how much of those stories and why they may be perceived as based. my next guest said that the plan is latest example of the weaponnization, of the federal government. joining us how, "new york times" best selling conservative author brad thor, his latest book, "hidden order" great to see you. this is an interesting expression, welcomizing the federaa -- weapon rising the federal government. >> i tell my kids that federal government is like jabba the hut i star wars it sits there gorging itself getting bigger and bigger, if you threaten

jabba at all he sended boba fet after you. we have teen that with the irs, and department of justice, federal government is like an octopus with razor sharp tentacles. it is just growing. lou: i have never heard a greater instruction on first amendment that fcc is initiaties to go to newsrooms and investigate to examine how reporters and editors, and producer, and anchors are making decisions about story selection, what they will lead with. how they are dealing with the com community, what the react is, this is -- we talk about orwell, this is mark markest

lennonnist, if not for a well, well an fcc commissioner we would not be talking about this here. >> right that of a grit op-ed in "wall street journal", statism, does not happen overnight, you don't wake up with troop its streets the next morning, they happen incrementally, by a group of people who life that big government is the answer, that is what we're seeing here, this whole thing with the fcc is fairness doctrine on stroids, -- ster it is ridiculous, they have no business being in the news rooms at all. and to say they are doing a study, go the only studies thins to figure out how they will back too their way in, we have a soup uni-- supine national media

here, if they ever stand up they should fight. lou: do you think they ever well in. >> a little bit in app scandal, but then they are right back to slipping and lap dogs for danl, if they want to spend their time propping up own be they should follow their other media college colleagues that have gone to work for the white house, that not their job, they are story of journalism they need to hand next generation strong if not stronger in their freedoms. lou: i was astonished to see jill abramson talk about this administration to be most secretive in her judgment. the ukraine, president again, blusterring bellicose lines drawn. with the ukraine. now what? your thoughts. >> as we see when there is some one of these happening in wore obama never comes down on the side of freedom, we have a

different iran right now if obama had taken less than two weeks to come out support the green revolution. we saw in honduras when "the dictator" in waiting was kicked out by their supreme court, and their congress 124 hours obama had a statement of support for him, when a question between tyranny for freedom, obama's record speaks for itself, he dud not side with people fighting for freedom. lou: brad thor thank you. >> my pleasure. lou: up next, vice president biden admits that administration will miss there are obamacare enroll am goals, we're coming back with the a-team stay with disblus president obama still drags ought his dig on the keystone pipe only, as a billionaire lift wing global warming activist, tries to buyout of president's fellow democrats, jame i weinstein with the story, next. from new zeala,

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crude oil dropping 39 cent, gold fell slightly, still up there though. yele on 10-year treasury -- field on 10-year treasury to .75 percent. burlington northern santa fe railway to buy up to 5,000 new cars, with new safety features to transport crude oil, and an unusual move in a railroad industry that generally does not own cars and has a bunch of them, but they are bringing them up to standard, to their credit. it is good to see. liberal billionaire tom stire calling to democrats to make global warming a top in issue mi midterms, looking to push democratic candidates to oppose

the keystone pipeline. we're joined by jamey winestein, a terrific story on styer. big money. >> no question, they compare him to the liberal version of coch brothers, the free beacon pointed out tom styer had eye speaking role in 20 them democratic convention you can imagine the uproar if one of the coch brothers had a speaking roll. you can think of him future cabinet secretary. that guy wants to make a big name for himself, his issue is global warming, he wants to save the world. lou: global warming, this guy also has vulnerible democrats lining up, you know with their

hands out for some of that money, has he started doling it out yet. >> he has run some of his ads agaiist the keystone pipeline, he ran won last month, washington post fact checker looked at it, gave it 4 pinnochios, it was a trick by chinese to get oil to the coast so they could get it shipped to them. that one was below that. it was dishonest. it really was a xena phobic ad with scary music, showing the chinese flag but no basis to reality. lou: can you imagine how upset mr. styer would be if he went up to oil stands and discovered a lot of partners of canadian companies up there in particular are chinese companies, and by would be closer to run over to british columbia with the oil.

maybe more expensive. but, still, there are all sorts of way to skin that cat. >> yeah, there are two-stories about styer that are indicative of man, in two,000 8 he gave a interview to cnn money. talking about tax policy. supporting call to raise taxed on so-called rich, the interview are said he choked up with tears, he was so passionate, if you want to use that word, after 2004 elect, when john kerry lost he was so shaken up he held a wake at a nightclub in san francisco for his friends, he is a ideal log, global warming is his number one issue. lou: that is the issue i guess, global warming, you know, what the heck, it is his money. and but, it is our elect or

rally -- elect oral system, here a number to think about. i am guessing that you heard this number, sun light foundation, we talked about it, in 2012, gnome puke about 1% -- you know people talk about 1%, and 99%, we get fancier, we have the 1 10th of the top 1% who provided 40% of money spend in 2012 elect cycle. imagine that. it is stunning. >> but, lou, i think that he might be wassing his money. >> good. >> they asked americans anywhere global warming ranks it number 20 out of 20, he is spending a lot of money. it is unclear if americans even

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former seals found on board of a ship dead in the seychelles. the maersk alabama and the representatives of the line pointing to the possibility of drugs in the death of two former u.s. navy seals who died aboard the cargo ship featured in the, in, what is it, the "captain phillips" movie. i couldn't think of the title. the seychelles police report highlighted presence of unspecified drugs and paraphernalia in the room where those two security contractors were found dead. joining us the a-team, townhall.com news editor katy pavlich. democratic campaign consultant hank shine. katy, i want to start with you, the president made it very clear there is line apparently the ukrainians can't cost and all the world heard him say similar things in previous crises. your thoughts?

>> well, i think i'm thinking the same way as the ukrainians are probably thinking in the way that president putin is thinking that president obama's lines whether they're red or whatever color he wants to draw them don't mean much. that is the reason why the pentagon, that is why the ukrainians are not answering calls from the pentagon right now because they don't believe they have to answer calls from the united states. i don't think it is going to do much. president obama should come out and say the violence is horrible, which it has, he need to the people perpetrating it, that is the president of the ukraine and president putin to talk about the fact that half the country wants to be geared toward western freedoms while the other half wants to stay under soviet rule. lou: i'm thinking, hank, the united nations comes out saying kim jong-un is a bad man, the human rights council. they dope have a word to say when there is extent crisis as in the ukraine now.

but, the president, the same rhetoric, the same ineffective rhetoric, is that what we're looking at again? >> we're looking at a very dangerous situation because of linkage to other parts of the world. maybe warning russians and ukrainian prime minister and government right now is not the proper move. maybe the proper move is go to another hot spot and put fleet there and say, hello, russia, here we r they don't believe you have any strength. that is why they're selling nuclear products to the iranians. that is why they destablized ukraine. that is why the pol is are afraid. they are putting former government in jail and executing people an abusing human rights. lou: we should point out why the assad regime is still in charge. >> no question about that. lou: let's turn to executive action. there is something happening that a lot of people in poll and poll they said wanted to see what happened. the supreme court monday will be reviewwng executive action, at

least as it pertains to this administration's interpretation of the clean water act. how important do you think it is? what are the, what is the likelihood, in your judgement that we'll see the supreme court actually do something about limiting what is now an imperial presidency? >> well the supreme court has ruled before on situations pertaining to the epa and their overreach when it cops to certain laws that are put in place but specifically when it comes to the epa trying to ache private property away from people in the name of protecting the environment. i think that when it comes to clean, the clean water situation i think the epa or the supreme court will probably look at that in a similar fashion. i would hope overall that their decision kind of bleeds into looking more of what president obama has done with his executive orders as we've seen with specific laws. i mean deciding not to enforce certain things, only because

they don't agree with them, not just they have been struck down by congress or changed. obamacare is obviously the biggest example of that. it will be interesting to see what arguments are made, especially from the obama side of the court, to say what about that. >> appropriate delegation of authority by the congress to create epa. frankly the epa is doing a lot of good things to rye to put that in -- lou: created by richard nixon. >> that's correct. and the original father was congressman who since passed from california named george brent. this is serious stuff. the overreach by government is one thing. trying to toss out watch of what epa has done in rule making protective citizenry of this country would be a great mistake. lou: is it a great mistake though, to give so much power to what is, we have seen in various presidencies, abuse of executive action, executive orders. we also look to section 2, the take-care clause, that is, to faithfully execute the laws of

the united states. president is as youing, they're signing orders or executive actions, executive orders. this is, this is tough stuff for an american president, katie. i don't care whether he is a republican or she is a democrat, down well for most americans. >> the problem too with president obama and even president bausch sometimes setting precedent for executive overreach, if you don't take a step back and put a halt to it as the supreme court will probably do on monday when they're looking at that set as precedent down the road for presidents in the future, democrat or republican to continue ausing that power. we have to look to the basic that our government is set up in a certain way to limit that pow you are an get back to limiting that power so we don't keep going down this road the executive branch becoming more powerful to the point we can't do much about it. lou: we have irony of republican

congress, for crying out loud, speaker boehner urging, urging president obama to push for trade promotion authority, the tpa, which is fast track, which is basically a delegation of a constitutional, congressional power to the executive for the purpose of signing more so-called, free-trade agreements. we are in an era of madness when it comes to the constitution and checks and balances. i want to turn to -- >> exactly. lou: speaking of madness, the fcc that wants to intrude into newsrooms, television newsrooms across the country, doing so with at this studies, biased in various newsrooms wanting to understand how people in newsrooms, producers and editors, all, how decide what stories are selected and what kind of perceived bias there is. this is, i have never heard of an intrusion so blatant, there

is no question, this is trampling the first amendment. >> no question about it. it is an attempt to interfere with the first amendment and you know what? news organizations ought to be jumping up and down on the right, on the left, in the center, saying get out of our newsrooms. we can do our own job. we don't need you to regulate us. this is another form of regulation that is unnecessary. lou: katie, do you believe, we know a lot of journalists. some work in small newsrooms across the country, do you have a sense what reaction of their management, their owners will be? will they stand up and say, this is too far and it is not going to happen in our community and not to this station and this newsroom? >> well i work for a company, salem communications. we own a lost radio stations and we've been fighting the fairness doctrine for decades. this is similar to the fairness doctrine. we're, more going to be standing up and saying we're not going to stand for this and news agencies

around the country should lock the front door and al -- >> this is absolutely not related to the fairness doctrine. this is -- >> absolutely is related to fairness in the doctrine in the sense, excuse me, you interrupted me. >> not being, not allowing particular content is different than allowing democracy to flourish. >> not different at all. very similar in the sense senate fairness doctrine was all about making sure that the they controlled the kind of content, so it was balanced outlyally. this is similar in sense they're looking at bias. this is all about control. this is not about getting people information that they need. this about controlling what people say and intimidating -- >> you see as attack on right. i see it as attack on cogstution. >> i see it as attack on everyone. don't put in mywords in my mouth. i said it was attack on news agencies across-country. are you admitting fairness doctrine is attack on right. >> no i'm not.

i'm a fair american. purpose of the constitution is keep freedom of the press sacco sank and untouchable. when you go into the news loom and try to put what is on the air you're affecting freedom of the press and fairness doctrine is not the same thing. >> very similar. same principles of exactly why they're doing both of these -- lou: as you two energetically aaree, we'll leave it at that. keithtee pavlich, thanks for being with us. hank, thank you both. new "washington post" profile even contagious can't keep new democrat charlie crist from campaigning for his old job as governor of florida. when he has a cold, takes three red bulls, two cups coffee, mount town due and sudafed and cough drops. @nd goes out to hug supporters because he says quote, i can't help it. i have to hug. up next the brand new book, dancing with the devil.

how the obama strategy of engaging in dialogue with rogue nations can be very, very dangerous. author michael ruben joins us next.

lou: you know, just last monthh3 president obama asked the american people to give peace a chance as his administration engages iran in pursuit of a nuclear weapons agreement. my next guest however says when america sits across the table from rogue regimes and terrorist groups the result is seldom peace. joining us former ppntagon official, american enterprise institute scholar, michael rubin. he is the author of this new book, "dancing with the devil, the perils of engaging rogue regimes." congratulations on the book. >> thank you, lou. lou: michael, let's start with what we're watching right now in the ukraine. the president from mexico talking about another line,

threatening a government that it is certainly not clear he could do much about in the ukraine. >> certainly one of lessons we should have learned, should never give a red line if you're not prepared to enforce it but just can't look at this at the ukraine. what happens in kiev doesn't stay in kiev. president putin worries it could spread to the rest of russia, moscow. the pols, baltic states, azerbaijan are waiting to see if the americans step up to the plate. lou: what is your sense? i, i'm just curious, to understand why this administration is only now coming to the issue it seems? >> i'm not sure that the united states understands what an idealogical battle we are in. we look at allies as partners. we want to come to a win-win situation but vladmir putin sees international relations as a zero-sum game when neville chamberlain is up against machiavelli, chamberlain seldom wins. lou: chamberlain seldom won

period. >> true. lou: irrespective of the opponent that sat across from him. this president is having a very tough time working out a conclusion, whether it be in egypt, whether it be in libya which ostensibly was a, he achieved his result but the, what has transpired since is horrible, horrible. so are there any successes for this administration? >> i'm not sure that there are. one of the problems this administration has when it to diplomacy it often sees diplomacy as beginning of a process, rather than the end of the process. if you look at one the best examples of successful diplomacy, ronald reagan with mikhail gorbachev. yes he sat down to talk with an enemy but that was after years of a military buildup to set the right circumstances for success. president obama doesn't seem to understand that. lou: as you, as you look at what is going on in russia, you talked about putin's fear of

that, pro-western sentiment, moving from ukraine to moscow to russia but also he has interests ambitions offhis own which is, it seems to many, to reconstitute the old soviet union. >> you know, and this is a noxious brew. russians because of current stagnation inside the russian economy compare putin increasely to brezhnev. however when you have, you have great ambitions but preside over a weakening power, ultimately that can be a very dangerous mix. lou: you know, i once, off the record was in moscow to look to join in look at a number of things, gos bank and other entutioning in the fall of the old soviet union. one of the things that impressed me was at that point, president george h.w. bush's commitment to do business with russia, to do much to invest in russia. that went away under the clinton

at administration..3 is there an opportunity for partnership here? is there an opportunity that is still in existence that we dismiss so many years ago? >> well you know part of the problem lies with vladmir putin because while we want to come to a win-win situation that would see everyone profit vladmir putin has created a situation where he presides over a pyramid of corruption and that ultimately is undercutting the russian economy. lou: so you think that we are consigned, if you will then, to intense competition with russia. >> indeed. lou: michael rubin. the book is, "dancing with the devil." and what an apt title. my goodness. thanks so much for being with us. we wish you a lot of luck with the book. >> thank you. lou: we recommend it to our viewers highly. my commentary coming up next. we'll talk about the obama administration's repeated efforts to interfere with this country's national media, the

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♪ lou: now, if -- of you concluding talks. the few words on freedom of the press. the fcc has decided to intruded the television newsrooms around the country, and by intrusion i mean the physical and person in-your-face kind of intrusion by our government in our newsrooms. the fcc causes of multi market study. they want to determine how citizens decide to cover with stories that are under perceived station bias and hal underserved populations, as they're called, are better served. never mind, that is usually the dull stuff of academia studies

carried out by journalism professors and sociologists. but for mr. obama's government to sub wesley into our newsrooms most journalists in this country are typically mild mannered, slow to anger, almost never willing to venture beyond neutral. it will be interesting to see whether these journalists themselves will send up to such a government intrusion our weather station management will be provoked to do what mr. obama often does, which is to talk about drawing lines. a line has been already drawn. it is in the constitution of the united states, and the ultimate test of the fourth the state will be whether these folks can be entered to action, whether they, their management and owners will permit the fcc and the obama government to do something they have never sought to do before, which is to simply trample the first amendment.

we will see. we are giving away free copies of the authors of the melson much weeds command posts written on the air. a few of tonight's comments, nancy in illinois wrote me about president alums executive actions. what -- when is mr. obama going to realize he is president and not the king, and those who voted for and do not endorse is their infections. keep asking the tough questions. guaranteed. bill in washington e-mail me to say, i have noticed that your voice sounds a little deeper than normal. if you're fighting something, take a few days off. many during great help and sounding good so you can continue to be our voice againnt dollar is gone wrong with our country. kiepura people going here it thank you for all you do and thank you. i've just about got it whipped. ray tweeted me about the president's warnings to the ukraine. the president does not have credibility when he draws lines in the sand and then does not act. it is that simple. it would like to hear from you.

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