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today. >> quite simply what we see from russia is a legal and illegitimate efforts to destabilize a sovereign state and create a contrived crisis with paid operatives across international boundaries engaged in this initiative. these efforts are his ham-handed as they are transparent. rush is clear and unmistakable involvement in engaging in separatist activities in the ukraine is more than deeply disturbing. lou: and here we have senator john kerry, clarifying that it is just not something the administration or the european allies would prefer. >> the united states and our allies will not hesitate to use 21st century tools to old russia accountable for 19th century

behavior. we have stated again and again that her preference in the preference of our friends and allies is de-escalation and the diplomatic solution that russia should not for ingle solitaries reckon mistake the expression of that preference is an unwillingness to do what is necessary to stop any violation of the international order. lou: but his threats didn't end with russia in the same testimony, he threatened oteri action and they told a senate committee that they are going to enrich enough uranium which to build a nuclear weapon. and if they are our overtly having an agreement and starting to enrich and pursue it, then they have made a huge consequential decision. sanctions will be the difference in the greater likelihood is that we are going to respond

immediately. secretary john kerry's testimony comes as tensions continue to be in the ukraine after a communist lawmaker when the country's crisis on his political opponents. the fight, occurring just hours after the ukraine launched a crackdown against pro-russian demonstrators who have been occupying government buildings and several european goodies. joining us now is former army vice chief of staff general jack keane and military analyst. and i thank you for having me. lou: secretary of state john kerry. i've never mean quite a fuselage like that of threat by a high government official against a number of nations. >> i think of this as pent-up frustrations of dealing with this for weeks now and the fact of the matter is that we have

made no progress in the intimidation and the threat of what he is doing is very real. and he is moving forward and we are not. he knows full well that we do not have any robust actions on the table and all we have is rhetoric. and he is offering more rhetoric and stern outrageous talk to try to stop this and none of that is going to work. that is the harsh reality of it. and it's obvious that the ukrainians feel very differently about it. they are in their i may have to add this to the calculus. they can intimidate a little way and the special operations forces. but the fact of the matter is that if he occupies and invades the ukrainians will fight. and they will not give this up.

just like they had done in the past. >> and as you have said, he will defeat them for sure. but that sounds as though you think there is very little the united states and the european union, nato, the western powers can do, to support and to alter the outcome? >> there's much that they can do, but they have no well. the fact of the matter is that the president came in to washington dc and he needed someone to help him defend his country and we are giving him milarar ideas to assist with that. and robust sanctions on the table, not just sanctions against a russian bank but a russian ways. if it appears that appears that america has a centaur. we have no tools that we are going to play.

>> i think that our state department, national security apparatus, they had no contingency plan whatsoever with which to respond to vladimir putin and the annexation of crimea. and it seems weeks later they are no better prepared for vladimir putin to march into eastern ukraine. >> when the president was in europe, to persuade his allies to really step up, he said in his speech that if he continues this behavior, there will be consequences and continued isolation. they are doing exactly what they did and crimea. we should not be waiting for his

occupation of eastern ukraine and this includes his fellow leaders in your to do much of the same thing. but that's not going to happen. >> nuclear talks resuming in geneva. at the same time secretary kerry saying that they knew this ahead of time of having sufficient enriched uranium with which to build a nuclear weapon. he said it without undue concern, but there seems to be an even stronger threat than the one that they had. what are your thoughts and to what degree does the change the calculus? >> we knew that the calculus that we described from the beginning. the phase one agreement was that they were supposed to reduce the highly enriched uranium in which they have read and they had to

deactivate some of them in the gut to keep all of those secret facilities. so for that we unrolled the sanctions. if this statement is that they sell you, than he had that he had busted it because they had increased this highly your enriched uranium. and this means that clearly the israelis have got to be very concerned if this is representative of where they are at. and believe me i have said many times before and you've set it as well that the iranians do not believe that we have a military credible threat. they are not persuaded that that is actually a reality. lou: general, thank you so much for being with us. as always. >> secretary kerry, not the only

one with a memorable hearing on capitol hill today. attorney general eric holder appearing before the house judiciary committee and their insisted that he had a vast amount of discretion in deciding how the justice department prosecutes the laws that are on the books and under the constitution. >> there is a vast amount of discretion that the president has. but that that has to be used in an appropriate way and consistent with the aims of the statute. the same time making sure that you are acting in a way that is assistant with our values. >> republicans on the committee criticizing him saying that it is tantamount to ignoring the law and the attorney general's duty. things got downright heated when louie gohmert brought up a house content vote against eric holder two years ago.

>> i realize that content is not a big deal to our attorney general. but it is a poison that we have proper oversight. >> you don't want to go there. >> i don't want to go there? about the contempt? >> you should not assume that that is not a big deal to me. i think it was inappropriate and unjust. but don't ever think that. >> well, i'm just looking for evidence and normally we are known by this and there have been no indications that it was a big deal because your department has not been forthcoming in producing the documents that were the subject of the content. lou: you don't want to go there, buddy? and lois lerner's worst week ever and one thought perhaps that would be difficult to stop six months ago. the house ways and means

committee saying that lois lerner may have opened the law during the targeting of conservative groups. the committee will find out tomorrow as to what is going on with possible criminal prosecution. and the house will hold a suburb vote on thursday on whether to hold her in contempt of congress. for twice refusing to testify. and stocks rebounded after a three-day slide. the dow jones industrials up 10 points, the nasdaq is up settling up $102 per barrel. the ten-year dropping to 2.68% in the first quarter earnings season kicking off. beating expectations. job openings rising to 4.2 million in february. the highest level in six years.

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lou: president obama signing to executive orders on equal pay for women. claiming to the widely debunked myth that when we make 77 cents while men make a dollar.

hours worked, couriers pursued, the list goes on. but the president may want to look at the studies within the white house. fefemale staffers are id less and 88 cents for every dollar paid to males wrappers. as a white house gender pay gap of more than 12%. come on, mr. president. also of note, the latest jobs number. 180,000 more women, mr. president, what are you doing? joining us now is our fox news legal analyst and the new york police department contributor, though beetle. thank you for being here.

>> is it is amazing to think that she is above the law. jews were using to answer and frankly it is obvious that they targeted the tea part. you have to give the facts and come forward. have to comply with the and you have to comply with the investigation. and ultimately if the justice department does it, she will be held in contempt. >> recurs will be this

amendment. she went on last june and said, you know, she made this wonderful stance. i didn't do anything wrong. there's nothing you can do that. >> you know something, if they committed a crime, she should be prosecuted. we have the general counsel from the irs, all of a sudden everyone gets amnesia. i have to pay my taxes and i certainly don't want the irs singling me out because i'm a fox news contributor. they should get to the bottom. >> the start of this being held in criminal contempt of court, then it goes to the attorney

general. >> i'm talking about referring for the justice department and frankly we now know that the general counsel and their top officials have lied throughout. and at some point, is there now and accountability for public servants lie to congress and the american people. >> eric holder is the person that is going to be requiring whether or not lois lenna will be held in criminal contempt of court. it's all up to him and what it has to come down to is the u.s. citizens have to shutting the government into doing the right thing.

lou: let me turn to an amazing story, if you are following it. >> i was in new york city detective. >> what we usually do, when we get an informer like that, we flipped them. and what happens is you use them and he was involved with this. >> the point is this is not just new news.

lou: what is new news is the degree to which i'll sharpen said. and he deserves a tickertape trade. >> never in my career did someone come in and say, i just really want to tell you all these things. lou: and you keep using them. and they keep sending them out. >> that's amazing. and that is generally part of it. lou: is there any possibility that he is still on the federal

payroll? >> and no one is doing any favors by bringing this out right now. >> his best friend, he is going to be here on friday in new york. this is his best ugly. who is doing research on this? i guess eric holder. >> and i love that thing that he did. you know, in this way. >> you don't want to go there, buddy? >> it's unbelievable. >> we're not used to that kind of thing in new york.

lou: thank you all for being with us. it is time for a look at last night's online poll results. we ask if you think the former president should find another occupation other than political candidate. 77% said yes, 23% said he believed in political dynasty, that's the way we interpret that. he sure to vote in our poll tonight. the believe that john kerry, when he threatens russia with consequences, how it will go. we will reveal coming up and later the word of the day. and the ceo of the popular dating website is now being accused of boycotting a ceo because of his 1000-dollar check that he wrote in support of proposition eight and 2008. well, guess what?

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>> stocks break a three day losing streak as investors cautiously of the weaker earnings season but there are new signs of the improving labor market joining as now is the economist for city research.

good to have you here it is strange to talk about the labor market as to what volatility as well as the debt market but is there something positive happening we need to focus on? >> we have continued to sees slow but steady improvement we receive data are job openings and the strength indicates a demand for labor is strengthening. 4.2 million job openings at the beginning of february is a solid number. lou: is that improvement corroborated by other markets? >> did is cooperating in in two dimensions of first there are other labor market indicators suggesting

continued improvement with the march labor report and the equity markets may take their cues from summer else. lou: we will have a talk with them. >> those equity markets like the broader economy. lou: are you concerned with the stock market right now with the 20% correction or by attacking and technology? >> the same talk we heard. >> the financial markets were holding their breath to see if it was the economic recovery was the temporary factor due to weather but a lot of evidence recently there has the and a bounce back with auto sales of all

others. a sense that the broader economy will do well. lou: you left out important segment that is housing areas still confident how strong it will be through the year? >> we would like to see something characteristic that house prices were up in 2013 this year they will go up by four or 5%. lou: what have you done for me lately? >> that is a typical recovery with uc double digits you ask yourself questions which is this a healthy recovery? >> one would look like that. lou: we appreciate it. thank you for being here. be sure to listen to my

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health care standards of the military. but this is tragic tuned seemingly recurring pattern series of events. what is going on with your judgment? >> it is hard to defend a system of mental health care which we just had another case of somebody who's under treatment in this case kills three servicemen. if it was a private hospital not with the military and occurred at hospital believe me they would question what went on whether or the clinicians is this representative systemwide? the military should look water we missing? the one thing they may be remiss is the emphasis of resiliency. there is an emphasis on getting back to work by not focusing orange from op.

avoid thinking about that. everything anew about psychiatry that is a recipe for disaster because eventually people will boil over with the things they tried to stuff it down. you have to talk about these things. >> the military has treatment centers a and psychologists to help but in this case happens in civilian life as well they've missed the opportunity. >> seemingly so we don't have all the records but if that is the case perhaps the military suffers from the same trouble that psychiatry does in general. they have to pull the conditions from the greater pool. psychiatry has lost the status as a listening part. they grab the prescription pad to see the patients in rapid-fire with no pun intended and the fallout is

people are left behind with the number of suicides we know there is a problem. lou: 22 veterans today that is astonishing. if it seems to go without remarks or response. >> perhaps because the system is so fractured people don't have the will to resurrect. it is working less well now. if anybody deserves gold standard care it ought to be veterans because so many have been in combat and traumatized if we cannot muster the wherewithal to follow-up to safeguard them in their families because every suicide represents other people who will lose their data warmonger if we cannot do it for them then bill full and system is broken.

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no longer be paralyzed from spinal cord injuries. for out of four up and out is standing, incredible coverage and we'll hear more things like this with medical technology. lou: they all regained bladder and bowel control and sexual function in the ability to regulate blood pressure a sound body temperature even when the epidural stimulation device is not running. >> incredible. >> the electrical stimulator that bypasses where the accord has been injured. some of the christopher reeves foundation if you look for the australians wheys that god may work that this family took his injury to turn into something we want people to suffer anymore and for people are up? it could be 4,000 in one

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secretary of state with the outcomes of what we hope not unpleasant officials making remarks before congress today giving us of lot to talk about and that is coming up later on the show. what obama said he is not as concerned about russia as a threat to this nation as he is about a nuclear attack on the homeland. >> russia's actions are a problem they don't pose the number one national security threat to the united states play a much more concerned when it comes to our security with the prospect of a nuclear weapon going off in manhattan. lou: you might expect he would get the attention of most americans in the new booklet nuclear terrorist financial backers of the

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