that's it for us tonight. thank you for joining us. good night from new york. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ neil: do not look down, march madness. welcome, everyone, i am neil cavuto. so much for isis been no big deal. this army of misfits is now fixing to take over a sovereign nation. not that libya is the most stable country on the planet but it is a country and isis militants see it as a gateway. as the telegraph reports. quoting can be reached with ease with a red rudimentary vote. so keep consistent, keep telling

yourself that. because mike says that isis is telling us something different. >> they are now on the verge, this ragtag army of misfits. they are now on the verge of taking over a country. >> the response so far which has some impact, but not what we need, they have a three-day summit on extremism and general terms at the white house. with community organizers and educators, trying to he how we can bring them to the table. so there is an enormous disconnect between what is happening in the real world and how the white house actually use it or is dash or is spinning it to the rest of the world. what we have in libya is a hot mess. and it has been evolving.

it rarely makes the headlines because of all the other messes that are taking place out there. but now with the islamic states successes moving into libya, what do they get from that remap well, if they are successful they get an entire nation. but they get a tremendous amount of armaments and weapons that have been flowing into libya and used by all the various militias ever since the downfall of qadhafi and they get this proximity to europe. neil: what would they do it that? as a former cia guy, what is your big fear remap what does this give a group like this and what it would do after this? >> they already have a country an enormous swath of syria and iraq which are really not countries anymore. they are battle zones. but if they expand their

presence into libya, that is what this is all about. it's not as if the idea of a caliphate is a small territory and you call it good. it is an expanding and ever-growing empire and we shouldn't rule our eyes and think that that is just old stories and this is what they believe and so when they send a video and talk about marching into italy, they are saying we are ready to contribute troops to a u.n. led mission in libya and that is an enormous step. >> it's sort of like the bad guys have amassed this army and they force that is much bigger than anyone thought and we are just waking up to the reality of that. >> that's right. the italians can't do this. let's say they talk about contributing these 5000 troops

to a u.n. effort. that's about all they've got. at a time when we have been in the u.s. we have been looking from the administration's perspective to disengage from the world stage and allow somebody else to take charge, at the same time is they have been producing military spending over the past recent years while all of that is going on we are facing a digger threat than we have been facing for years and years. neil: mike baker. as he pointed out the homeland security expert on what we can make sure that we are not. but the more and more that i hear those in power, sort of officially dismissing isis even as we get more blatant examples of isis acuity more power and butchery and i don't know if we are up to the task.

>> they present to challenges one is what mike baker talked about, getting them into this outside of the middle east. that is obviously something that we have to focus on because it is really close to be able to get from europe to the united states. but the other thing that we see it are these radicalized individuals, and what we need to recognize is that this is an incredibly sophisticated global media adversary. >> let's say that they succeed in this, it gives you a beachhead in to my prior point it's not a device that they haven't used with vast swathes of land, battleground land to weigh all of these assaults. but how different does that change things for you knowing

that they would now have a country. >> what everyone is looking for is how do they succeed. they want an attack that is spectacular so they can show the global reach that they can go to any nation. there is video propaganda the white house is next, this is trying to inflame the folks that would come to their aid. people would say who would believe that. but that is a part of the missing piece. we really don't have an effective answer to try to take the whole message and undercut it and make sure that we know who is receiving it and to be able to also from a modern perspective, know what people are saying back so we can anticipate who in the backyard might be receptive to this kind of message. she won the only difference i see is that we kind of ignored the tran-nines rental is

actually a threat. but in this case they are not hiding their ambition. but isis is being very clear. and so how do we do that. >> we are going to create this new caliphate and this whole new world that sharia law is the law of the land, and we are going to attack people dash the folks that don't have anything else to do in their lives? no matter what, we need to better understand the profile of the individuals whether from denmark or paris or god for bid in new york or california. and that is why we take a much broader perspective of this. neil: cereal the very folks that we

are arming. neil: the very folks that we are arming we have questions about that. we have a retired army navy captain with a. >> i think that we should be concerned about where we are selling this stuff in the world. when you consider that once upon a time we sold some of the latest stuff, we were about to deliver some high-end navy ships to them and then this fell to the navy uprising. neil: we have given step to all of these guys our enemies that her friends and her friends that turned enemies. and so we have discovered a lot of this american weaponry among this stuff. >> yes, yes, he really is a problem and that is why when you can go into the best of intentions were you are trying

to sell stuff to oldster your relationship in the middle east and the gulf you look at what the saudi's are flying they are flying u.s. equipment. but they are not the same thing that our guys are flying. neil: if you say that the kurds this and the kurds that they have been a loyal ally and honestly the jordanians as well. there was a pilot that was burned to death. so seeking out those guys, what would you do? >> we have to maintain relationships with these foreign militaries and if you look at the other countries like pakistan, one of the best links that we have with pakistan is not through the intelligence services but the military relationships that have been built over the years. the same thing with egypt. if you look at that relationship it was the military relationship

that won the day and got rid of the muslim brotherhood. so we do have to work with our allies and it is beneficial to eyes. for them to operate equipment that we thoroughly understand and know how to deal with rather than them buying from others. because the weapons today are proliferating throughout the world and anybody went the aviation industry or high-tech industry, they are all selling on the open market and that stuff is out there, it's not like you can put the genie back in the bottle, but we have to be careful about who we are selling this stuff too because as you point out, things change and when they do sometimes you may be facing this. neil: thank you very much, my friend. meanwhile, iran's supreme leader taking shots at american sniper, calling the u.s. box office hit american anti-muslim propaganda. he says encouraging christians or non-muslim individuals to

harass and offend muslims. we have a former navy s.e.a.l. that disagrees. you have seen this you have heard what he said what do you make of what they are making of this movement? >> he hasn't even watched the movie. i don't even think he is qualified to do this. >> be that as it may they have a minister of cinema there that is in charge of approving every movie that comes into that country and for years ultimately, the supreme leader, which i find part of this, he has a surprising say and he does have a head of a whole department that is dedicated to streaming movies that come into the country. and so i'm sure he got the skinny from that individual. they are well known for imposing sanctions against moviemakers in their own country that they

don't like. they have an impending presence ensigns of six years on a winner that resides and lives in that area, so they are very much part of this. neil: what prompted him to say what he said? obviously a lot of people are watching this, you know i guess it is a world phenomenon. it was a hit wasn't it? >> yes, they had 3000 people watching us. >> i think that he is doing his part that islam is the religion of peace part, he is kind of putting that out there as a response to this movie, about a month too late he also said that the movie is propaganda anti-muslim propaganda which goes along with their party line of this. so if you want to look at this as mentioned earlier on this segment, that they are doing a great job of putting propaganda

out there, they are social media masters. now we are talking about employing them and that is the secret to having them factor in what they are doing. so if mark zuckerberg wants to employ some at facebook wow they have a lot of people to choose from, these guys are social media masters. so the little bit too late for the shaw of iran to be making this kind of comment. i don't know why he did it. neil: it's very good to have you , my friend. well, how about we start talking about you. because you have given up a lot. i'm type e. i know what my money is doing. i rebalanced my portfolio on my phone. you know what else i can do on

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neil: if they didn't talk about it, what else would we talk about remapped and it will be administration is reluctant to say those words. so to a lot of the democrats we have had some have served in the administration and others worry that you are risking more violence not using those very words. democrats talking about this including others who can't wake

up on this issue. but that is our only fixation. you are fixation used to be a pretty basic fixation. i could talk about how your office targets journalists and your lame a apology. i could also mention this and you also let ignored how they looked into targeting conservative groups. whatever came of that i am curious. or "fast and furious" and your promise to get to the bottom of how they ended up with u.s. provided guns or how you bigfoot big footed your way into partisan because you didn't like the grand jury decision there were quietly dropped the federal probe that you didn't know was going anywhere there or how you did the exact thing in new york when riots started there. or how you went after banks with huge fines.

but to completely ignore fannie mae and freddie mac everybody knows that. no, fox is not the problem mr. holder, you are. we did not create these crises, you did. you targeted reporters. we did not cause racial rights and fights, you are the one who did this. we do not say kill cops you were the one that said nothing when they did say kill the cops. i remember all of this. everyone was talking about this. what you chose to talk about and what you chose not to talk about. you and your boss are pretty good at always saying fox is the problem, but don't you see that you are the problem? these are your messages and government coverups and screw ups. we didn't sign the constitution stretching it to the limit. and by looking the other way and letting him, you did. you derided and we reported. try looking at something else.

over two tracy byrnes. >> they are being way too tough on mr. holder. >> it certainly a fixation. >> one of the things that i came across is that i have all the u.s. attorneys, wanting them to come back and giving the names of baker's, it shows you how fabulous this man is. we are talking about the likelihood of statute of limitations. the securities and exchange commission civil charges -- there is a much lower bar to bring this case hasn't filed any charges against this or any of these folks at the center of the financial crisis and there's

probably not a case there. yet he throws that out there that he's just looking for a cheap headline. >> there is an old 1989 provision, it's not going to go anywhere with this. bottom line, 45 people were burned alive that is after the jordanians were burned on video and we are still not calling it here. this is out of control here. >> even i've looked around. >> isn't he and president obama and even the nation fixated with language? >> they call them undocumented aliens. >> at the essence of this political correctness which they are part of you cannot say illegal aliens, terrorists, by the way, they want to outlaw the word washington redskins.

and by the way, i was sitting there talking about this. >> why are we making a big deal of that? >> we are not at war. this happens all the time. >> what difference do you think it would make saying those words? i have talked to former defense officials who say it would make a difference. >> because then the american people try to believe that the administration had courage and clarity and has a goal. >> i just think it is hysterical that he's pointing that out. it is the administration focused on not using correct terminology to describe things. you know, it didn't start with

eric holder but now we have gone from this, that there is this thing that has moved from campuses to the mainstream media >> you guys can look this up. every time it is to slough off a common there is a problem with executive orders and to slough this off. >> you know that it is a compliment. >> it is also about is placing the blame. >> you keep doing it. meanwhile, the president fighting back as his immigration plans blocked.

neil: you would think that the state department would be backing off after this. >> we can work with countries to help improve governance and help them build their economy so they can have job opportunities for these people. >> she is now doubling down. so wait until you hear who she says is the problem, i will give you a quick kick starter. it's you. the attorney general blaming fox. meanwhile, the white house effectively blocking the executive order to delay deportations to the judge that says easier said than done. judge, what happens in this

legal limbo here? >> in a nutshell, 26 states challenge the department of homeland security saying they you are changing the law, the government denied that it was doing anything, a federal judge on it women very basis without a trial on the basis of reading some papers and hearing oral arguments said that the government is changing a lot in the government cannot even change this law under procedures by which they can change law therefore they will restrain the president and everyone who works from him. he decided it is more likely than not that at the end the feds are going to lose and the states are going to win and if he does not enjoin the president, he will be leading a genie out of a bottle and he won't be able to get the genie back in. >> so if he feels that someone actually agrees with him -- he feels that the feds will lose. this is a preliminary

determination. >> that they felt that there is no overreach here? >> he concluded that the obama administration attempted to change the law materially something only congress can do. so that puts the ball in the obama administration's camp. cam. so then they must ask for permission to appeal and if they get permission to appeal, the appellate court goes to it. but then if they do nothing they will take 18 months. guess what happens about 18 months from now enact the presidency ends. therefore if the appellate court does not interfere i don't think it well two reasons i think i can explain if you want to hear. his in the is dead upon arrival as a result of this on monday night. neil: but that would be the most obvious of events.

so talking to the sheriff who says that it's not dash that it didn't make any difference and so should it have changed? so what about this? would a judge's decision like this rephrase reports that? >> no, the judge did not order the obama administration to commence deportations, it just ordered them not to follow the present executive orders which basically said if you do this i won't deport you and he made of this. it basically nullified that. and that is where joe is correct, the administration is not in a rush to deport anybody. as a result there will probably be fewer deportations because they basically want to thumb

their nose at the system. and that is preposterous. he is the chief federal law enforcement officer of the land. the word faithfully means yes whether he disagrees with them or not. he is talking about the laws of the oath requiring him to oppose. >> where you going to send the tape? [laughter] >> judge, thank you so much. he is good. even i can understand us, meanwhile, is he barking up the right tree? who he thinks is a great fit for the white house. and then a very strange inheritance follows. two forgotten tv stars.

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neil: charles barkley and his biggest fan jeb bush? "sports illustrated" already voting democratic, but this time around, jeb bush or chris christie? many are trying to suck up to him and for good reason, he has power and also a lot of money. so okay what are we to make of all of that? there seems to be a lot of this stuff. >> that is about it. i think that its seismic and it's going to continue to happen and there's a lot of people disaffected. there are reagan democrats, you and i are old enough to remember them and the opportunity for the republican party to capture those people is the biggest it has been in 30 years. >> there was frustration with

all of that stuff. >> i think that there is a compelling argument to be made that the republican employees, with fully loaded on pension and health care, you have a middle-class worker and he has a 24 hour schedule struggling to make his health care payment, that could disaffected and that is the reason we have scott walker in this case. he is the contrary i. neil: he is galvanizing growing the tea party but the mainstream is. >> yes, he has this thread through his personality, he's a tough talking guy making great decisions. >> let's face it, you have a lot of the ivy league education we had one guy who did really well

and that was ronaldr e know abe lincoln didn't go to college, george washington didn't go to college. >> the number of individuals, jimmy carter and barack obama. >> they endow the professors. and these students have good hair. [laughter] >> what is going to tip the scale for you? >> but at this stage what are you looking for is you look for in? >> i am making a bet rightly or wrongly that we are going to be in this movement in the next campaign and i like jeb bush i say good things about them, but i think that the bush and clinton thing, that is an entire

game either and people are interested in making the right choices and right decisions and ending all of that corporate political speak and we are getting tired of it. so scott represents that and i think that he will be an interesting candidate. if i am right, i'm going to be ahead of my wall street peers who have gone the other way. >> that is why you keep inviting me back. >> this includes the typical thing. and scott brown doesn't fit that. >> scott walker. neil: i'm sorry, that's right. what is interesting about scott walker is that he has won three elections in our ears he is a commonsense oriented person and we need a commonsense oriented leader be overwater schwitters have not helped us, let's go

with a commonsense leader who is a fair guy that wants to offer the american people a renewal on the aspirational society that we grew up with. >> we don't need pizzazz, we need a president. >> remember what david axelrod said, you go to the opposite of what you last had. >> there's a lot of history. >> and we need to maybe get him a part of this. as and i like being on your show too much to run for office. [laughter] neil: coming up next, should fighting terror with jobs?n't predt th we have been asked. through good times and bad. our experienced investment professionals are one reason over 85% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper averages.

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weather alert, it could have you jumping out the window in boston. the mayors golding residence for pulling stunts like this amid piles of snow. some even doing it in their underwear. but you know, you have to do something. headfirst? okay that the the state department just pull a jonathan gruber? >> we can work with countries to help them improve their governance and build the economy so that they can have job opportunities for these people. neil: on the thing that you're not smart enough to get it. >> we cannot kill every terrorist around the world nor should we try. you know, it might be an argument for some over the past 24 hours, but it's really the smart way.

neil: there's nothing nuanced about this. most of this came from millionaire families in saudi arabia and money is not the issue. so for them to take a bow and say that you were very non-nuanced, that is fine. if what you are saying is actual, it is not. there are some guys that would prefer machetes to money and the money doesn't matter, it is the machete that matters, going over to mercedes now. what do you think? >> how are you? well, they are living in lala land. they are out of touch with what the problem is. which is this week's strategy that they have in place their thought process is that they are moving on this what we are calling the job quarter isis. that is not the root cause they

should have thought about that who studies the mind of the terrorist and say that this is a propaganda war. neil: i think that we have to disavow the notion that this is a ragtag group, because they have enormous sophistication with social media, they know their way around the internet and finances because they have billions of dollars backing them up, these are not idiots or some little drummer boy outcast trying to beat the drum for attention. >> one of the videos that they showed to social media, one of the jihads came out and said that i left my family and my job. he had money and he had it all. why? because we have to go get rid of the infidels and build the islamic state. this is about religious extremism and nothing to do with economic opportunity. so we keep having embassies get

shut down. >> i think it has been pointed out, where unemployment is in the high double digits, they are not going around beheading people. so let's be respectful of those who are in financial bad straits and not assume the worst of them. but not you, i'm just saying. [laughter] thank you very much for that. the future is here and are we all are about to become tom cruise? really? because he's not that tall

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hello, microsoft may soon allow fingerprint scanners. >> i just think it is creepy. you can have an acronym or whatever. and they can break in today's you can plant now aware and spoof it or just rip it off so that is not a foolproof way. >> what you think of that? >> i mean, i like it where it is. it's scary to think that someone can use it for bad things. but the president talked about it last friday and he gave away the combination of my luggage when he did that. but he is right, he is right. [laughter] and you do, you go backwards or

you add some ampersands or things like that. there's way more security in that and even a finger scans, in my opinion. neil: and krispy kreme apologizing. they said they were not talking about the ku klux klan but krispy kreme. >> i mean it's a cultural gap, it is a british outlet, they didn't know and it kind of reminded me remember kenneth cole in the middle of the egyptian uprising? well everybody got upset about that. but i don't think these people really knew. >> what do you think? >> i think it is amazing. are these companies so bereft of talent that they don't have someone there that says this

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>> >> and what is said deal with the president who doesn't get it refusing to called the islamic extremist what they are. >> no big threat, game over we are over incredible. and then to annihilate these before they annihilate us. get the lunatic in the white house what does he not understand? >> i am in a year-old correa

war veteran and i know how to stop isis' forever. if not we will bomb mecca off the map. >> there is that. you are supposed to be our leader now the college frat boy playing games with a constitution for co-starred leading. >> they would not pick up the night for a gas canister and just had a job. if they just had an opportunity that is the way the white house sees it. the unemployed rates is sky high. there were no islamic its extremist. >> job search? you don't go bear hunting with a butterfly net which is exactly what i said.

>> what are their qualifications and what income could line their pockets? they steal a murder and hold people in terror. >> you said it best. for those hijackers coming from wealthy families. money is not the issues they're crazy as views. >> it is high time for all of us in the east coast to stop acting like babies. it is up at 35 today and we don't have coats. you would be in trouble if another ice age comes. if i see what more snowbird i will have a nervous breakdown.

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