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here at home, fbi officials involved in the war on radical islamist terror are reportedly bracing for more threats over the holidays, and agents worry they don't have enough resources to successfully track the rising numbers of radicalized americans who work for or are motivated by the islamic state. the chairman of the house homeland security committee is warning americans the number of people arrested for their support of the islamic state has dramatically expanded. >> here at home, we've arrested more than 70 isis supporters over the last year. that's on average more than 1 per week. and the fbi says that it has nearly 1,000 isis related investigations in all 50 states. lou: we'll take up the worsening threat with general jack keane and lieutenant colonel ralph peters. also tonight, president

obama blasting republicans for suggesting syrian refugees coming to america pose a security threat. >> apparently they're scared of widows and orphans coming into the united states of america. at first they were worried about the press being too tough on them during debates. now they're worried about three-year-old orphans. that doesn't sound very tough to me. lou: we'll take a closer look at europe's refugee and illegal immigrant crisis and the president might want to pay close attention tonight to our report because the demographics of the human wave crossing europe's borders, well, that wave doesn't resemble in the least mr. obama's rhetoric. our top story tonight, and a violent raid carried out early this morning. french s.w.a.t. teams neutralize a terror cell planning new attacks in a paris suburb. the question whether commandos killed primary target of the

raid, the mastermind of the paris terrorist attacks. fox news correspondent rick leventhal with the report. >> reporter: the french president, for seven hours this morning, the battle was the fought in the streets of saint-denis. military forces, s.w.a.t. teams and 100 police raid an apartment after 4:00 a.m. where the suspected mastermind of last friday's terrorist attacks was believed to be hiding out. we could see the policeman, it wouldn't stop. >> reporter: witnesses counted as many as ten explosions and as many as 5,000 shots were fired and near the end of the standoff, more blasts. one a female suicide bomber detonating vest, collapsing the third floor onto the second and a male suspect killed by gunfire and a grenade. eight others taken into custody, authorities say the captured do not include the

belgian jihadist abdelhamid abaaoud, the accused mastermind of the friday the 13th massacres. authorities have not confirmed if he's among the dead. >> we are trying to identify the terrorists that are retained or terrorists that are dead or anybody that could be implied or involved. >> i learned who was at my house and the individuals barricaded themselves at my house. i didn't know they were terrorists. >> reporter: the apartment owner is among those in custody despite his claims he was doing a favor for a friend and didn't know his tenants were terrorists. french police have alerted neighbors to be on the lookout for a vehicle that could carry salah abdeslam. >> what is at stake is to put an end, to annihilate an army that threatens the entire world, not merely some countries versus others.

>> reporter: hollande says the charles de gaulle has left to assist in syria, and russia used long range bombers, the first time the aircraft has been flown against the group. secretary of state john kerry said the strategy against isis is working. >> in the last few days, taken on oil revenue which is where they're really getting their money to pay for these tentacles that are reaching out. >> reporter: the state department walking back comments made yesterday in france by secretary kerry that he said there was justification for the "charlie hebdo" attacks in january. >> proffering forth the rationale used by the terrorists and attempt to justify it, and reflecting the notion that the hebdo attack, not that it's justified but they justified it based on a certain act by publishers. >> reporter: authorities say the group they raided this morning was plotting to attack

a large shopping mall in the southern district. a teacher was stabbed by three men who pledged support for isis. the men rolled up on a couple of scooters, began threatening the teacher and stabbed him in the arm and leg, the teacher will survive. the men scattered when a car rolled up, lou? lou: rick leventhal reporting from paris. the attack ignited debate over immigration policies and whether states should continue to bring in refugees. germany's angela merkel faces a citizenry outrage at liberal open border stance and appears mr. obama will face much the same. the debate only beginning in this country but more than half of our country's governors oppose allowing refugees into their states and nearly all republican presidential candidates insist the obama program be halted.

the president, however, is adamant and certainly dismissive of the governors and the citizens they represent. fox news correspondent william la jeunesse is at the republican governor's convention in las vegas with our report. >> we are not well served when, in response to a terrorist attack, we descend into fear and panic. >> reporter: speaking to reporters in the philippines, president obama mocked republicans trying to stop syrian refugees from entering the u.s. >> apparently they're scared of widows and orphans coming into the united states of america. >> reporter: the president called their efforts un-american, inhumane and unfounded. >> at first they were worried about the press being too tough on them during debates. now they're worried about three-year-old orphans. >> this is the same president who called the isis the jv. this is the president who put the states and americans in this situation by ignoring the

isis problem six years ago. >> reporter: 31 governors oppose or pledge to block refugees from settling in their states including new jersey's governor chris christie who sees this as a security issue it is becoming increasingly political. bill de blasio held up a picture of holding a dead child. >> i'd like to know what he thinks of this. >> reporter: since they are more likely to be persecuted and less likely to be terrorists? >> if christians are the people who are the most targeted in that region, they should have the priority when we're trying to give safe haven to people. >> reporter: republican lawmakers are considering multiple bills to block to bring 10,000 syrian refugees this year. >> we will not have a religious test, only a security test. >> reporter: congressman mike mccall doesn't appear to fully

agree, he says religiously oppressed minorities, meaning christians, should receive priority over the 95% of syrians who are muslim. >> i think we should live up to the standard. >> reporter: it will require the fbi and homeland security to certify all refugees are not a security threat. supporters consider it common sense, opponents say the bill would end the refugee program. >> it was not on the schedule for the republican governors but now front and center. if efforts in congress fail to halt the program, they can do it using existing law which requires local aid agencies and nonprofits to cooperate with the states and if they fail to do that, they can be shut down. lou: william la jeunesse reporting from las vegas at the republican governor's association. republican presidential candidates aren't holding back. president obama attacked them

today. >> you want to insult me, you can do it overseas, in turkey, in foreign countries. i encourage you, mr. president, insult me to my face. let's have a debate on syrian refugees right now. >> how can we continue to admit syrian refugees when intelligence communities admit they cannot properly vet them. >> can anybody be worse than what we have right now? you have people coming in, and i heard as of this morning they're missing one or two people, they came in and they're gone, they're missing. i think it's a way, it could very well be the ultimate trojan horse. lou: so what is the breakdown of the syrian refugees already in this country? according to the state department, they are roughly 50% men. 50% women, and of those, nearly 1200 men, 40% are of military age, 21 to 50 years old. and something the president refuses to acknowledge, that at

least a third of those entering europe reportedly lie about being syrian in hopes of being granted expedited refugee status. in short, the obama administration and european governments lack real understanding about the identity of the refugees and a way in which to establish their identity. and the united states is under greater threat despite being an ocean for most of those terrorists. early today, honduran authorities arrested five syrians. they carried with them stolen greek passports, they were on their way to the united states when they were captured. honduran authorities have no indication the detained syrians have any link to those accused of the paris terrorist attacks. turning to presidential politics, brand new "fox news poll"s out tonight on the state of the 2016 race in new hampshire. on the republican side, donald

trump has built a dominant lead, in first place with twice the support of the next candidate. trump with 27%, followed by senator marco rubio with 13%. senator ted cruz at 11. ben carson is trump's closest rival nationally, but in new hampshire, he is in single digits, 9%. on the democratic side, senator bernie sanders has a narrow lead. the narrowest of leads over hillary clinton. he leads her by one point, 45-44%. we'll take up the fates and fortunes of the 2016 hopefuls with the leading analyst and authorities on electoral politics. fox news political analyst ed rollins joins us and ed will be coming up later in the broadcast. i'm anxious to talk with him, he can explain why a president seemingly so jealous of his legacy would stoop to such personal insults today and not mind getting his facts wrong?

if anyone can help us on the questions of presidential character and bad behavior and certainly presidential history, it is ed rollins. a student as well as guide of presidents. we're coming right back. congress reacts, lawmakers meeting to assess the extend of the terrorist threat to america. and general jack keane gives them this blunt assessment. >> we must have as good an offense to stop and defeat isis. we do not. we are not even close. lou: general jack keane who testified before congress today on what needs to be done to defeat the islamic state. and a moment of silence for the victims of the terrorist attacks in paris turns ugly. attacks in paris turns ugly.

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. lou: the serving testimony before congress today on america's defenses against terrorist attacks, national security and military experts telling the lawmakers americans are not safe from the threat of radical islamic terrorism, and the current strategy to fight the islamic state, they say, has failed. >> having the best security defensive system in america is not sufficient.

we must have as good an offense to stop and defeat isis. we do not. lou: former army vice chief of staff, fox news military analyst, general jack keane testifying before congress today, and he joins us now from washington, d.c. general, thanks for being with us. i know you've had a long day. and i suspect, knowing you, a troubling day because of the issues and what has been a failure of leadership in so many quarters over the past 15 years. >> i agree with that. i certainly, i've always honored to provide testimony to the congress. they represent the people. united states. i don't take any pleasure in making remarks about my president about, a failed strategy, and about the fact that the american people are more endangered as a result of it. that take any solace in doing, that i believe that's the truth of it. lou: this is, by our count, your seventh testimony before

congress this year alone. >> yes. lou: have you seen any substantive response in policy either from the white house or from congress? >> the thing that has happened in the congress, on the senate side as well as on the house side, there's absolutely bipartisan support that we really have a problem. where the arm wrestling begins is what are we going to do about it? and then unfortunately, at times, we get into political bickering which took place today over refugees from syria, yes, refugees from syria, no. how do we do this? and that was unfortunate. we spent 30 or 40% on that issue alone, when there are so many other issues to deal with. lou: the chairman of the house foreign affairs committee congressman ed royce pointed out the 9/11 commission early on recommended that never, never should we permit sanctuary for terrorists. we have done precisely the inverse, have we not?

>> yeah, absolutely. we did the right thing going to afghanistan right away, kill and capture, eliminate the sanctuary. this thing here, we didn't go after it with the capabilities that we could do, organize this thing properly. it is reasonable for the president to say let's support the indigenous forces on the ground, let's not put back in the combat brigades, as opposed to going all-in to support hem, lou, we got feeble support and doing incremental additions over the course of 15 months. not only has the sanctuary stayed there. what it's enabled isis to do is have affiliations, training the systems with nine regions in the country, and worldwide following where they're beginning to undermine those attacking the united states. we saw that in lebanon. we saw it with a russian airliner and saw it most dramatically recently in paris. this is an organization that has a global strategy and is

executing it right before our eyes. lou: you know, as you are illustrating, talking about the terrorist attacks that they've carried out successfully, in each instance globally, they are also pursuing and succeeding, driving a military organization, an army through syria and through iraq with, great success, and at best it's a stalemate there now. this is really, if you would, if you would, give us your assessment how strong they have to be in order to do that? >> well, what they've managed to do, they're conducting a conventional war in iraq and syria, they still have resiliency, recruiting at approximately the same levels they recruited at in the past. they are able to provide logistic support for the operations they're conduct. and, of course, they've got fierce determination in terms

of what they're doing. this consolidation of effort enabled all the expansion to take place in those 15 months. here we have an organization, and this is unprecedented, lou, fighting the conventional war at the same time conducting terrorist attacks to countries, their citizens are attacks them. that's as if fighting germany during world war iity and nazis are conducting attacks in new york, boston and washington, d.c. >> they maintain they have been contained. general, good to have you here. great to talk with you, thank you. >> always good talking with you, lou. lou: good talking to you, jack. be sure to vote in our poll tonight. cast your vote at loudobbs.com.

follow me on twitter at -- . in turkey, a disgusting display of disrespect, sheer ignorance at a national soccer match in istanbul. just before a friendly match against greece was to begin, the fans were asked to observe a moment of silence for the victims of the terrorist attacks in paris. instead, many of the turkish soccer fans started hissing and booing, inside the stadium, not only boos and jeers butstantes of allahu akbar, which means, of course, god is great. up next, john kerry tries to, well, pretend that his suggestion, the "charlie hebdo" massacre had a rationale, a justification. we'll tell you how that worked out. president obama compares himself to aaron rodgers,

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perhaps even a legitimacy in terms of -- not legitimacy, but a rationale that you could attach yourself to somehow and say okay, they're really angry because of this or that. lou: kerry almost said there was a legitimacy to the hebdo attack but he caught himself as you saw. but he couldn't stop himself from blathering on, and he spent much of his energy in the state department today after flying overnight trying to undo his remarks while in paris. >> there are no grounds of history, religion, ideology, psychology, politics, economic disadvantage, or personal ambition that justify the slaughter of unarmed civilians. the bombing of public places or indiscriminate violence towards innocent men, women and children, and such atrocities can never be rationalized and

we can never allow them to be rationalized. lou: there you go. in my opinion, secretary kerry, president obama and other officials revealed what informs their flimsy so-called strategy against radical islamists. for mr. obama deeming the islamic state to not be islamic, to calling them junior varsity to claiming last friday the islamic state is contained, calling the terrorist attacks a setback in the islamic state fight. to kerry attaching a horrifying rationale to the hebdo attacks. complete with a president who cannot keep up with a world moving much faster than his turjid rhetoric and rationalizations of reality he wants so desperately believe to he can shape as he becomes less

relevant by the day. white house press secretary josh earnest actually called on the media to please spend as much time focusing on the president's actions as what he says. that's impossible. his ceaseless stream of thousands of words swamp by a vast margin his few and feeble actions. no fair apportionment of the kind ernest urges is possible. dismissing the dead, the wounded, president obama proclaims the islamic state to be contained and strategy to be the right one, and his majordomo, secretary kerry goes about business insisting the strategy not only exists but is kerry insists working, but if not working right now, it will one day work, and in so saying implores us all to join in what the obamaites label strategic patience. the sad truth is there was

never the former, and the latter is at an end. our quotation of the evening on fears in some quarters and among some skeptics that our president is simply trying to run out the clock. now i can't imagine that, but if anyone in the white house is tempted, we offer this sage quotation from one of the country's great entrepreneurs. this one from the great retailer james cash penney who said -- i suppose that would apply to those who can't wait for mr. obama to find new logic. we're coming right back. congress says no, and congress is in a showdown with the president over syrian refugees. >> if the intelligence and law enforcement community cannot certify that a person presents

no threat, then they not be allowed in. lou: but president obama insists irrespective of security concerns, we take up this building political conflict with former reagan white house political director, ed rollins. and a stunning new report on the growth of iran's nuclear program since the obama administration struck its nuclear deal with iran. that story and much more straight ahead. stay with us. stay with us. we'll be r you can't breathed. through your nose. suddenly, you're a mouthbreather. well, just put on a breathe right strip which instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than cold medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight mouthbreathers. breathe right

. lou: joining us now, former reagan white house political director, fox news political strategist, ed rollins. i want to play for the audience this sound bite of the president hurling insults at the candidates, the republican candidates, if we could hear the president, from manila. >> i cannot think of a more potent recruitment tool for isil than some of the rhetoric that's been coming out of here during the course of this debate. apparently they are scared of widows and orphans coming into the united states of america as part of our tradition of compassion. lou: ed, your reaction to an american president sitting in a foreign capital insulting basically half the country and those candidates? >> it's outrageous, and i can't

tell you more of an outrage by the performance here, again, on foreign turf. a foreign ally of ours, the philippines, attacking members of congress because they expressed their opinions on this thing, and this is a president who's going to come into office and be above all this and bring us all together, and this is a time his comments of not being afraid of isis, isis is not afraid of him. that's part of the problem we face here. and he's being very irresponsible by looking at the fact, we watched hundreds and hundreds of french citizens killed and wounded and these people are telling they're coming here. i would expect the congress and everyone else to take as hard a look as possible as how we open the doors here. lou: open the doors or closing them? >> we need to know who's coming in. lou: but here's the thing

that's irresistible as a matter of fact. it has nothing to do with left or right, conservative or republican or democrat. we do not have a state-to-state relationship with the government of syria, we're trying to destroy the leadership of that country. they're not going to be cooperative. they will not validate or help us in any way in that process. not reliably. >> my attitude is -- go ahead. lou: let me just say, at this point, the president also vowing to veto any legislation to enforce the pause as republicans are putting forward and to ignore the wiffle the people the latest bloomberg poll has over 50% of the american people saying they do not, they do not want these refugees here. they want a pause, they want them verified. >> they need to be verified. at the end of the day when the fbi, the cia, the military, people like jack keane say this is dangerous, you basically have to listen to those people and the president has an obligation to the american

citizens to protect us. at the end of the day, opening the doors, knowing full well there's going to be an attempt to bring people through that aren't who they say they are, and the threats of terrorism is right in our face. lou: seems so straightforward, so commonsensical, this is a bizarre argument that the country is going to have. very quickly, fox news out with its new new hampshire poll. donald trump leading the field, 27% support, more than twice as much -- if we could put the poll up please. 27% followed by marco rubio with 13%, ted cruz with 11%, all others in single digits. >> he has held a 25% base since june 16th when he started this thing. no matter what he does, what he says people out there like him, to a certain extent he's expressed real strength in all of this that's going on today. the person that's falling off

the chart is carson who obviously doesn't know much about foreign affairs. trump is a viable candidate here. lou: by the way, that was quite a cheap shot against him by his alleged senior adviser, that was nonsense. >> i agree. lou: and the people, pretty impressive standards over there. ed rollins, good to see you, my friend. >> my pleasure. lou: at least three dead, more than a million without power after storms hit the pacific northwest. winds clocked at 100 miles an hour caused extensive damage to the seattle and spokane areas, falling trees blamed for three deaths in washington. a wide section of the puget sound region under flood watch through today. up next, another terrorist group overtakes the islamist state. we take that up with colonel ralph peters in just moments the future belongs to the fast. and to help you accelerate,

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watchdog, the iaea reporting iran has reduced the number of centrifuges but the agency warns they remain on standby and could be reactivated quickly. joining us now fox news strategic analyst lieutenant colonel ralph peters. ralph, thanks for being with us. let's turn first to what i really believe is a formidable, if not historic geopolitical military maneuver by vladimir putin. he is attacking nato politically. he has moved militarily against ukraine and crimea. he has positioned himself in such a way as to expand his influence throughout the middle east, and reinsinuate himself into the european discussion. your thought? >> you just said it. vladimir putin, he may be vulgar, may be crude, but he is brilliant, and western elites underestimate him because he

didn't go to the right prep school. but the paris attacks, lou, were a gift of vladimir putin. he was able to say yes, it was a bomb that blew up our airliner. he was hesitant because it would have reflected on syria policy. after the paris attacks, he said see, this is an attack on all civilization, we must stand together in solidarity. he was brilliant with how he reached out to franchquickly with serious military offers. we were reluctant to hit because of collateral damage, et cetera. president hollande of france asked president obama to help france, let's get on the team, and obama's response was that dreadful presser monday morning in turkey. what did putin do? he sent in strategic bombers, the tupelo bombers, that's the equivalent of the u.s. sending in b-52's.

lou: ralph, there is the optics of this, hollande will be at the white house, but already, he is shoulder to shoulder with putin on attacking the islamic state in syria and for all the world. people have to be scratching their heads how the president of france and the president of russia seem far closer than certainly with either with president obama. >> my sympathies were with president hollande. if you're in a knife nite fight who do you want in your faculty lounge, a philosopher or president obama? a no-brainer. france has been attacked and president obama dismissed almost 500 people killed or wounded in france, and obama says it's a setback. john kerry basically says, well, "charlie hebdo" attack was justified. this is offensive. we managed to insult the french.

vladimir putin is helping them. this is as you said a tremendous geostrategic advance for vladimir putin, and who's going to pay? the ukrainians are being forgotten. everyone else that's putin has victimized. and putin as you and i discussed, he is on his way to incredible influence in the middle east on the scale russia has never had with shia iranian empire being built out. and who are the losers? ukrainians, europeans, the christians who obama apparently doesn't like who are the true refugees, who you know who else? the united states of america and citizens. lou: lieutenant colonel ralph peters, good to have you. >> thank you, lou. lou: on wall street stock prices moving higher, dow jones industrials exploded up 248 points. almost. s&p up 33, the nasdaq up 89 points. volume on the big board, 3.9 billion shares. reminder to listen to my reports three times a day on

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>> i cannot imagine anything being when henderson accurate. to forgive the terrorist is gone but to send it to him is that to me presumably he said there is a problem but putin did not say that. joining us now is our fellow redeye coast and there is a problem here with the origin of the'' it appears the matter what they say. >> there is too new problems

this has been around by a journalist they need to be a little better on sorry i saw it on facebook that is no real excuse for a reporter not to check something. >> will be mentioned this person's name? >> no. that might be wrong but you'll always have to remember every is the equivalent of that crazy relative that has all the force of the emails but to have this weird compulsion or this obsession with putin the fact he is a strong man. >> apparently we all want a strong man to say these kinds of things. we're not getting it from leadership so we went from someone.

i hear putin is a huge dent selfie and. maybe i read that on twitter ended is not true. [laughter] lou: to have pictures like that with a large gun. >> i will take president obama every day over kgb thug as president. >> i will take denzel washington as president any day. lou: and now we can move:to the next issue. the president likens himself to quarterback rogers saying '' you kids be distracted with the job you hold the you have to look downfield not getting flustered in what is around me. '' lou: that sounds wrong.

>> -- strong. >> the last couple of weeks it makes total sense. this was unreasonable because i am not a fan said it was bad timing for gq to run the interview of the pieces this is in his career year for this to come out over the last couple of weeks. lou: you can see the sports connection. one reason i like the people who bring sports to politics. it makes perfect sense. let's turn to the president's suggestion he doesn't have this temperament to be a supreme court justice. >> over the next year if he doesn't finish what he started or make a name for

himself that he might want to continue to leave his mark with the only problem with the supreme court justice they are not invited on to late-night tv show that could be a deterrent. >> also for other people to agree other than issuing the executive order. lou: he would probably want to be chief justice. >> of course, . >> issuing of fiat's instead of a decision. >> that could work. [laughter] lou: the idea his family wants him to get out of the white house. asking if his daughter is ready to be ex-president he said not as much as michele but we are ready. that seems dash. it has to be horrible. it has to be to be the family of the person with the job?

>> that is hard. >> you were saying that family decision. >> the bride to the kids with a puppy they're good for anything. lou: one of the benefits already. 75 percent said president obama is likely not to wear the nation he promised to crush the sanctions you -- wield more power than russia. >> we shouldn't accept the refugees we cannot trust this administration or take care of our own right now. >> these democrats are in denial and though lot changed the fear of islam has cheese them to irrational.

lou: we appreciate you being with us. good night from new york. ♪ kennedy: i am watching demagogued take over the country from terrorism and refugees. and not g.o.p. hopefuls i am talking about the president he knows mishandling another crisis will do his tarnished legacy and monday he had the gall to call the terrorist attacks the setbacks. he could blame it all of the