♪ [national anthem] ♪ >> words of warning from north korea. if 34er7b forces get reckless, kim jong un's military is ready to strike first. >> north korea could detonate another nuclear device. >> this is something they have been pressing for for decades. absolutely terrified no. allegiance to anyone. 100,000 to 200,000 people in concentration. we might be looking at genocide in one day. >> mike pence is looking to the standoff with north korea. >> mr. trump has said is the policy. we will not stand by and allow for the north koreans to behave badly. >> breaking news, from law enforcement officials they say they have caught a man

stealing 18 guns and sending manifesto. >> jakubowski was detained at a camp site 160 miles west of milwaukee. >> the united states dropped of mother of all bombs on complex in afghanistan. >> this is the appropriate weapon to use at this time. >> it's not changing the rules of engagement. change of perspective and intent. >> even the fighters in afghanistan the ones that weren't disseminated -- ♪ ♪ feeling all right ains thans is a good song to get the morning started. clayton: how did you know it's one of my gaves. >> we didn't know but we're glad it is. ainsley: we are celebrating tax day. it's today officially but we are going to do it on tuesday. pete: this is april 15th, the

dreaded day for many americans. what's more exciting is jon scott is in the house this morning. ainsley: in the house this morning. good to have you, jon. >> jon: great to be here. we don't do food on happening now. you guys have such a spread out there and it smells so good and i am dying of hunger right now. ainsley: wait until you see pete eat it all. pete: an eating contest potentially. ainsley: ribs out there today. pete: ribs, barbecue. food to help you not feel stressed today. is it happening on monday? no it's 5:00 on saturday. we're ready to go. >> jon: i do work weekends once in a while. ainsley: we do have news to get to this morning starting with north korea. pete: we start with a fox news alert. the world is watching north korea this morning as tensions reach a boiling point with the united states. abby: kim jong un another nuclear test. >> jon: griff jenkins is live

from washington, d.c. he has the latest for us now. >> good morning, pete, jon and abby. north korea paraded what looks to be intercontinental missiles during other heavy weapons during celebration honoring country's founder as the world watches in anticipation of north korea's sixth nuclear test. the message out of pyongyang is clear, they're ready for war. north korea's vice foreign minister on friday saying they are prepared. >> we are taking into account the most aggressive and dangerous option that the u.s. might come up with. we'll go to war if they cheese. >> the foreign minister also saying north korea views the trump administration as much more vicious and aggressive than the obama administration. this comes as vice president

mike pence travels to south korea this weekend to reassure our ally in the face of rising tensions how the u.s. will respond should north korea conduct that nuclear test. in china now reacting to the ratcheting up the north korean provocations. china's foreign minister warning that quote, storm clouds are gathering and if war breaks out then no one win ghs that situation. but how president trump will respond in the face of that test is anybody's guess. the uss carl vinson is positioned off the u.s. peninsula and clearly capable of missile strikes if necessary. and reports of a preemptive strike by the u.s. were shot down aggressively by pentagon officials yesterday, so we wait and watch on this easter weekend to see if provocations and these tensions rise even more. not only could we face a test, guys, of the nuclear test, also whether they will test missiles like we saw in that parade. pete: that's right. griff general since.

thanks a lot for that update. most important day on the north korean calendar north korean sun. abby: 105 years. pete: missiles down the real we don't know if they are real or fake. all this chest beating of the regime which they have used over time, many, many decades to build up a nuclear arsenal. they weren't supposed to have one. they have got one. >> jon: coincide with the day of the sun. are. abby: another huge test for president trump when it comes to foreign policy. think about the past few weeks and what he has been really asked to do to handle these situations. he is saying we are going all. in this is going to be very different from the past 8 years. we are going to lead from the front. pete: america first mixed with american leadership. what does it look like in the propaganda of north korea say is he reckless and unpredictable. he is not predict being. also shown a willingness to use military force whether it's the chemical weapons, attack for chemical weapons in syria or the mother evidence all bombs in afghanistan. but this is a different approach.

it's a willingness to say we will use military force if necessary which changes the caucus of north korea. what we have done so far in north korea hasn't worked. in fact, the five previous nuclear tests and i think we have a full screen of the five previous tests that north korea has done and how the u.s. has responded. in 2006 the first one. u.s. blocks military equipmentrs there. in 2009 a lot of talk labels it a grave threat but no embargo. january of 2016 you can see it really ramps up in 2016. law passing sanctions and then there is two more -- well there is 2013 we moved some defense equipment, missile shields in december of 2016 we pushed for more sanctions. so a lot of sanctions. a lot of talk. u.n. resolutions their march to nuclear bomb continues. >> jon: north korea is so tightly allied with iran. you can't think of two worst actors on the world stage right now. but whatever technology north korea manages to put together is quickly going to be in the iranian arsenal.

pete: such a great point. abby: interesting timing for mike pence to be traveling over to south korea today to be there tomorrow. i think that's a very smart move. we had ambassador john bolton on fox news yesterday. he said it is so important when it comes to north korea to act now. here's what he said. >> we don't have much time. one of the reasons that we're, i think, so pressed now is after eight years of the obama policy of strategic patience, which is really a synonym for doing nothing north korea's capabilities worldwide are much greater. let me just add one other point, when north korea gets the capability of-to-drop an icbm with nuclear war head on the united states iran will have it the next day for the right price. pete: they have a couple dozen nuclear weapons. deliver that pay load to our shores which makes it a very real threat to us. you mentioned iran. what a lesson north korea is on iran. north korea we brokered this deal in 194. president clinton, supposed to

get rid of some of their nuclear weapons. sanctions relieved. here we are two decades later armed and ready to go. why do we believe it would be any different. sobers lesson. >> jon: they are so predictable, kim jong un does not seem to be a stable individual. he talks about president trump being so belligerent but this guy -- you don't know how he is going to act. abby: that's why we are watching closely you don't know how things are going to play out. the most important player in this though is china when it comes to north korea. they pulled the strings in terms of what they're capable and not there was a call with president trump and president exi of china after their trip together in mar-a-lago. i think that really says a lot about this relationship that really we haven't seen for a very long time. and i think he said, president expresident.

pete: shows hey, maybe president trump know he is what he is doing when it comes to the international scene. speak pg of what we are doing our military, we will get an update in afghanistan. you heard about the mother of all bombs dropped in in and harr province isis compound. we originally reported 36 isis fighters were dead. this morning we are learning up to 90 isis fighters were killed in the usage of that bomb. three fold increase in the amount of isis fighters killed in that strike. turns out it was a hub and headquarters and network. and still zero 1eu68ian casualties. general jack keane was on the channel last night on hannity. this is what he had to say about the strike. take a listen. >> recall three secretaries of defense had challenges with obama in the execution of duties, secretary gates, secretary panetta and secretary hagel was fired over it the issues were the same micromanaging the military. what president trump has said listen, when we're involved in conflict operations in iraq,

in afghanistan, other places where we're already there, already committed, what you do with your forces are your decisions. the result of that, kimberly, is that we actually make better decisions and the fact is the forces are more effective because they can adapt to an enemy that is changing as the days go by. and when you're able to do that and you don't have to ask permission, we're very responsive in getting on top of that enemy. abby: what he is talking about there is president trump giving the generals really all the say when it t. comes to defeating isis and combating terrorism. they are the ones on the front line. they have seen this for years now. they know what to do and how to act. he trusts them. >> jon: no more second-guessing as we saw for eight years really during the obama administration. president obama was -- felt that the use of force was not appropriate in so many circumstances. pete: that's right. and no more micromanaging from 30 something grad students from the white house in skinny ties telling comearntedz on

the ground seriously when they should pick targets and what to hit political calculations. generals on the battle. good riddance to 90 scum bags. good thing when our military is a dismefl a mission like this. should celebrate it zero civilian casualties. doesn't mean the problem is solved there. still a lot of room to go. isis should be hit wherever they are. abby: whenever they are in safe havens, isis is out to hit the west. they are tout kill innocent civilians. we should take opportunity of that whenever we have the chance. >> jon: how about headlines? abby: i do have headlines to get to this morning. thank you, jon. panic at new york penn station when amtrak police passed an unruly man and passengers mistook the noise as gunfire. >> people started screaming gun, gun. hundreds of people started trampling other people. >> man was taseed. people frantically running for

the door in a tom is a peed leaving a trafl debris and abandoned luggage. about a dozen people hurt. all that made worse because of a power outage earlier in the evening that packed the station with stranded passengers. new legal obstacles are forcing the execution of seven murderers being put on hold. arkansas' rush is unconstitutional and reckless. the state has not carried out a death sentence in 12 years but wanted to expiration date on one of the drugs used in the legal injection. tech nerds. the u.s. army wants you, the pentagon, stepping up its fight against isis extremists. cyber expert to defeat the terror group. military services looking to incorporate cyber technology into its daily fight, including new ways to disrupt the enemy's communication, recruiting fundraising and propaganda. pete: paging millennials in the parent's basements, you can help out the government.

abby: u.s. treasury collecting $1.5 trillion for the first half of the fiscal year 2017. almost half of the money came from individual income taxes totally $695 billion. wow. but according to the treasury department, the feds still billion-dollar deficit during that time. pete: the more they take in the more they spend. >> jon: all right. well, president trump is spending easter sunday at mar-a-lago and the outrage from his opponents is deafening. pete: how dare he? >> jon: were they as critical of president obama's weekend plans? pete: that's not all they are angry about. remember when we edevelop poor rated nearly 100 terrorists in afghanistan, the people who want to kill us. apparently that's offensive if you celebrate the death of. dakota meyer has some thoughts about that coming up soon ♪ yeah. yeah yeah

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pete: this sal fox news alert. president trump looking to cool tensions as a standoff between the north korea and united states comes to a head. pyongyang threatening war even possibility of a cyber attack or a missile attack that could wipe out our electrical grid if we don't back down. here to react is u.s. army veteran, silver star recipient and author of house to house david. thank you for joining us this morning. take us inside this regime just for a second. the nature of what kim jong un has surrounded himself with and what they are threatening the united states with. >> well, thanks, pete, i appreciate it you know, this leader is a very paranoid guy. the majority of his population

is starving. is he importing french cheese. you know, he eeats so much of it he has trouble walking. this is unstable man. this sun stable regime. and they have been able for three presidents now to use the diplomacy and leverage of essentially having the threat of an icbm and getting what they want. we have a president in donald trump who acknowledges that that's no longer going to be acceptable. you know, when you talk about an icbm blowing up, for years and years, the americans saw north korea's missile technology. and in the 60's and we didn't even want to talk about this phenomenon of electric magnetic pulse because we were afraid we would expose our vulnerabilities of the electric grid to the soviets. now fast forward to the present time, you look at these videos of some of these nations that are testing their slid fuel rockets and they blow up in the sky. sometimes people think those

are failed launches because they are not able to gets into the stratosphere. the reality is they're practicing like they did in 2013 for blast in the atmosphere to take out the american power grid. pete: some are saying this is just on the korean peninsula. why do we care? why should an american care? tell us why an american besides allies which we care about why should they care whether north korea has the abilities to deliver it no. >> one of the problems with north korea is they don't have a lot of money and partners in the world outside of cline. so you are -- when you develop technology, that is going to go to the isis ebay as soon as it's out there and they can get some money for it the other problem is, a couple years back, president obama allowed north korea to put a space satellite into orbit. i don't know what technology they have that they need to have it beam down to pyongyang, but the reality is that a real satellite? there is a lot of threat and speculation out there that

that could be something other than a satellite. it could have a device on it. it could just be a bowling ball meant to knock out our satellites. so this is a regime that's unstable. they are dangerous. but they are also desperate and their back is against the wall. and it's great to have a president that can stare them down in the eyes and say, you know what? your behavior is unacceptable and it won't be tolerated anymore. pete: we have seen before in history what happens when we don't take seriously the words of a leader when they say they want to strike us. thank you for your expertise this morning. we appreciate it. >> thank you. pete: all right. well, there was celebration in the streets after navy seals took out usama bin laden. [that chanting u.s.a.] >> patriotism war worn or their sleeves. pete: 100 isis in average without casualties.

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spicer seen here in undated photo joined the navy reserve 20 years ago and currently holds the rank of commander serving in multiple ways. very cool. abby: i love that. thank you, pete. well, after the u.s. military killed usama bin laden, there was celebration in the streets. [chanting u.s.a.] >> patriotism worn on their leaves. pete: after launched bombs and killed 100 terrorists in afghanistan. few cheers and told it was too aggressive. jon: what do you think about that. let's talk with a medal of honor recipient who fought in afghanistan not far from where that moab bomb was dropped, he joins us now. do coat your thoughts when you heard what was going on the use of this bomb for the first time ever in war.

>> i think it's great we're finally doing it shows a direct reflection of leadership. i think it finally shows we have an administration that's letting the military do its job. this region is unforgiving terrain. i mean, you know, it's not like it's a city. it's not like there is. it's unforgiving ter rain and hard esther rain i have ever seen in the world. that is what makes them so successful. that's why they put their headquarters there because it is hard to kill. you take one drop and it kills 90 of them. listen, that's a success any day in my book. pete: absolutely. dakota to step back some people are criticizing say we shouldn't celebrate. this of course war is difficult. if we can't pat ourselves on the back or others on the back for killing 90 isis terrorists then what can he we in the context of war be grateful for? >> i think that's the exact point of it, right? we're a team. i mean, we're a team the u.s.

plirlt is america's team. and why can we spot celebrate a win on behalf of them? why do we not celebrate all of it? i mean, you think it doesn't make us as service members feel good and empower us to want to go out and do better things? how does it make you feel when you celebrate for a team and that team sees that their fans are cheering them on? it's the same way with american military. abby: dakota you have seen firsthand what these terrorists are capable of. you have been there on the front lines. what does this do to the mind set of these terrorists and also what does it do to the mind set of our military that are out there fighting against them? >> well, i mean, look, the mind set of these terrorists, look, there is only one solution to them as the problem. and that's exactly more of this happening. but, you know, for the u.s. military, i think you take a year ago, we had a commander-in-chief that would let you get captured by iran and not do any repercussions. what do you think the mind set is there versus now we have got a commander-in-chief

that's saying hey, run your military like you need to and do whatever it takes to get rid of the enemy. pete: dakota, what does it mean to be on the ground to make those decisions because president trump has pushed decision making down to commanders at the local level. you made a lot of decisions that earned you the medal of honor. if you had to call up and report and ask permission every time it causes delays. how big of a change is it when you push decision making down to the working level? >> it's huge. you take the battle that i was in, we lost guys because of the reason that they didn't -- they were so worried about collateral damage, right? i will never forget that the village we are shooting at. finally we have got someone coming in and saying hey, run the military like it needs to be. you have, instead of worrying about politics and the court of public opinion, hey, do whatever needs to be done in order to be successful. abby: all right, dakota meyer, good to have you here and getting your perspective. pete: the home team. >> this is. we're the home team. jon: north korea is threatening war with the united states in a fight that

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>> north korea is a problem. the problem will be taken care of. i will say this. i think china has really been working very hard. jon: president trump taking a hard stance as tensions with one our greatest enemies rise to alarming levels. north korea showing off a flight of new missiles at its annual day of the son military parade today. including intercontinental missiles. what are the president's options when it comes to this growing threat? here to discuss former cia officer brian dean wright. former army intel officer lieutenant colonel shaffer and national security analyst for the clarion project ryan morrow. thanks each of you for being with us. tony, there have been five nuclear tests from north korea before we expect there could be another one this weekend.

>> right. brian: brian. jon: not much has happened after the five previous tests frankly. how should the u.s. respond this time if it happens? >> we have to break a pattern. i was there in 1994 when we first started get the north koreans off that let me tell you, johnny, there was heightened tensions just like now. when i was in seoul, i was actually contemplating how we get out of the country should we go to war. we have to understand this has been going on a long time. wheat notable here is president trump is finally talking about breaking out of this pattern of allowing the north koreans to do things like build a nuclear arsenal, do tests and actually get rewarded for the bad behavior. i think this is the key here is that if there is another nuclear test, i think the results of this event will not be more rewards. i think mr. trump will do things to make them pay a price. that's going to become an issue that we have to discuss. jon: brian, it is always said that china is the key. the president seems to feel

that he has china's backing this time. >> yes. and that is a huge, huge change. you see, for many years the world has passed a variety of different sanctions. and everyone has known that the only reason that they would be successful is if china actually did something about it. today-to-date, they never have. and what you're see something president trump saying all right, i'm going to force their hand. why? because we know that the chinese wants stability over all things. if we start making that region a bit unstable that will force the chinese to act and that's why you are seeing them do the things they are doing now like withholding coal shipments and so forth. you will see a lot more action shows the force backed up by things like syria. jon: president trump says he wants to be predictable. he doesn't want to telegraph his next move. ryan, tell us how that plays into the korean mind set here. >> trump always called himself a counter puncher. now what you are seeing is the arrival of a counter punching foreign policy. the problem he now has is if

he fails to counter punch this time, then it looks like we back down and our credibility is injured. because of that. so, some options that trump, i think, should exercise is declassify the information that links the iranian nuclear program to the north korean program so people see them as one entity and also announce measures to reach the north korean people so that the regime realizes that the information blockade and the consultish environment that sustains the regime comes to an end. jon: you are all on camera at this moment so i want a show of hands, how many of you expect a nuclear test today? >> went next few weeks. let's say that. >> two weeks. jon: so within the next few weeks. and the response, tony, what should it be? >> well, first, as stipulated. i think the chinese have to take a very serious look at what they do. we have options. let me be clear so i don't say anything i'm not supposed to. we have options against their program. we have been planning these things, jon, since the 1990s.

the question is will there be political will by this president to do something about it? this may not be necessary the chinese may well decide we don't want to seat north koreans do something to provoke the united states. this is a big game of poker. the stakes have very high. it's a game that's been going a long time. we have always not been playing the strong hand we have. this is where we are at. jon: it will be fascinating to see what happens this weekend and maybe in the next couple of weeks as you all suggest. tony shaffer, brian dean wright, ryan morrow, thanks for your expertise. >> thank you. abby: thank you, jon. new proof that president trump's crackdown on sanctuary cities is working. san francisco filing a lawsuit claiming it's on track to lose $2 billion in federal funding. it's also asking a judge to overturn the executive order signed by president trump. the justice department firing back in an interview with judge jeanine set to air later tonight. >> we got to keep the pressure up. if you are not cooperating with the federal government,

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in food service operations. this despite new york lawmakers now allowing middle class families to attend public colleges for free. and a lunch lady loses her job for feeding the poor. some kids asked for more food after eating their lunch. debbie solesman gave them another serving and was then summarily fired from the ohio school district. she says she would do it again because some of them could not afford basic meals. the school district claims she was fired for failure to account for food sales and providing food without payment to her grandchildren. there you go, headlines on this saturday. abby: even though american forces killed 36 isis forces in afghanistan. some are slamming the president for being at mar-a-lago this weekend. >> it is a place where people who don't have any credentials, necessarily, other than the fact that they

are a member of the country club can be roaming the property while donald trump is there dealing with world crises. >> we know this is actually his 17th trip to one of his golf courses since he took the presidency. >> this will be his 7th trip, count them, seven times he has gone to that florida compound since his inauguration. >> in the eight years of his he president president obama's $97 million. at the current rate the cost of president trump's travel could well exceed that at the. pete: breathlessly emphasizing those numbers. the president is hardly the first to deal with work away from the white house. abby: senior editor for the federalist and molly hemmingway. >> good to see you. abby: here is a list of some of presidents that have heaven forbid done some of the work. here is reagan at the western white house. signed the recovery tax act of 1981, hosted the likes of margaret thatcher, queen elizabeth. here is lincoln at the soldier's home. he conducted business of the

civil war, drafted the emancipation patrol car column immigration that changed history forever. also finally truman at the little white house he met with the joint chiefs of staff. development of the marshall plan to rebuild europe after world war ii. that's just some of them, molly. >> yeah there are real concerns about trump's travel to mar-a-lago, whether that's security or cost, but the way the media acts like it's unprecedented that someone would get work donte residence other than the white house, it's ridiculous. partly it's because president obama didn't have a permanent vacation home so when he was traveling he would go to different places. whereas most presidents actually have one place that they really like to golf. reagan's ranch outside of santa barbara was a place he found solace in and liked to go. he also liked to work there he did sign that will. he met with foreign dignitaries. margaret thatcher, mikhail gorbachev, the queen. it goes back quite some time.

you noted lincoln minimumself enjoyed spending time outside the white house. pete: when it comes to doing business of the people. is it time travel to mar-a-lago on the weekends that prohibits him to do the work that he needs to do for our country. >> no. like i said, there are legitimate concerns about security it does make things challenging to be down there. the cost is going to be way up there. but frequently when he is down, there is he actually doing business. he has met with world leaders down there. he has also taken senior staff down there to discuss thing to. there are ways of handling secure conversations away from the white house. abby: look at his meeting with president xi jing ping of china. dealing with north korea. if it's not this though, molly, it's a million other things that they're upset about. >> that's what i think is most problematic about this media reaction. they get so upset about literally everything it's hard to take them sear usely when there is a legitimate concern. i don't think most people in america have a big problem with the president going out

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>> about 50,000? >> yes. >> beautiful suv. shown originally in geneva. this is the first time shown in north korea. power ranges 250-horsepower to 400-horsepower. plug in hybrid, too. it's very cool. rick: price on this. >> no price yet. should start around 42,000. that's what we think. rick: this kind of mid compact. >> mid size suv segment. called seamght right now. rick: this is a nissan rogue? take a look at this, abby. abby: my friend over here. >> we have baxter over here. >> i think this is the best car for the pets that you can get today. >> this is not on the market. concept just for fun. you have the ramp to help your puppies go up. water hose over here, too. to wash them. you have the dishes.

abby: you know, rick, it's a dog's world. it's so true. >> poop bags. abby: of course, the poop bags. >> you got a dog, the nissan is for you. >> exactly. rick: editor of motor trend comes in and says poop bags you know it's a good show. finally here onto the subaru -- >> great for the people who are in the northeast or northwest. standard all wheel drive. new platform. all new design. 2. kill liters with 152-horsepower. rick: is that middle between the two? >> right under the outback. > rick: under the outback. >> what's what is the price. >> no price yet but should start around 22. rick: amazing. subaru makes amazing cars.

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jon: words of warning from north korea. if american forces get reckless, kim jong un's military is ready to strike first. >> north korea could detonate another nuclear device. >> i'm absolutely terrified. they have no allegiance to anyone. the scariest part is there are 100,000 to 200,000 people in concentration camps right now. we might be looking at genocide in one day. >> mike pence is looking to the front line of the standoff with north korea. >> mr. trump has said is the policy. we will not stand by and allow for the north koreans to behave badly. jon: breaking news from law enforcement officials. they say they have caught a man accused of stealing 18 guns and sending a manifesto to president trump. >> joseph jakubowski was detained this morning at a camp site about 160 miles west of milwaukee. >> update of afghanistan. mother of all bombs were dropped. we are learning up to 90 isislle

usage of that bomb. >> finally show that we have an administration that is letting the military do its job. >> north korea saw this happen. russia saw this happen. even the fighters in afghanistan. probably could throw their guns down and leave. ♪ i need your dollar ♪ a dollar is what i need ♪ i need the dollar, dollar, dollar ♪ dollar is what i need ♪ i need a dollar, dollar, dollar ♪ that's what i need ♪ and if i share with you my story ♪ will you share your dollar with me. pete: singing that tune i need a dollar after tuesday which is officially tax day. today is april 15th. jon: might wake up and think oh no my taxes are due. uncle sam in his incredible largess is giving you a couple extra days. pete: speaking of la jess, what isn't on our plaza this morning. abby: celebrating everything on our plaza this morning.

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jon: i got mine in early there year. ahead of the curve. an abulbasher are north feeling anxiety. we start with a fox news alert. of the white house is watching for north korea's next move as dictator kim jong un touts his military arsenal. pete: tension he is with the united states could lead to another nuclear test. jon: our griff jenkins is live from washington, d.c. with the very latest on all of this. griff? >> john, pete, and abby, tensions are running on high alert on the korean peninsula. massive show of force as north korea paraded full arsenal of weapons on full display including what appears to be intercontinental missiles celebration honoring country's founder. grandson and current founder kim jong un proudly looking on but not speaking as the world anticipates the sixth nuclear test. the message out of pyongyang is quite clear. the foreign minister says they are ready for war. >> we are taking into account

the most aggressive and dangerous option that the u.s. might come up with we'll go to war if they choose. >> this comes as vice president mike pence travels to seoul, south korea to reassure ally in the face of these rising tensions. responses should north korea conduct that nuclear test. and china now reacting to the ratcheting up of north korean provocations. china's foreign minister warning that, quote, storm clouds are gathering, urging all parties to deescalate. how president trump will respond in the face of another nuclear test is anybody's guess. the uss carl vinson is positioned off the korean peninsula. reports of preemptive strikes by the u.s. were rejected strongly by pentagon officials. lastly, guys, in addition to a nuclear test a missile launch of icbm such as the ones we just saw capable of reaching the united states would be a

first for north korea as all eyes watch. guys? abby: griff jenkins live for us. thanks a lot. pete: dealing with a reality decades of diplomacy, u.n. resolutions and other sanctions haven't prevented north korea from obtaining nuclear technology and advancing that the minute they have missile and ability to deliver it, it's a game changer. so, a lot of the people look at how ronald reagan won the cold war, tough talk and lots of action. brinksmanship. >> have you got to do something different if you want to curb north koreans influence and that's what they're trying to okay. jon: not just nuclear capability frightening. mortars aimed at south korea and the 30,000 u.s. troops and troops stationed there. that is of grave concern. doesn't seem like it would take much for kim jong un say let's start launching. abby: how much of this is a test for president trump when it comes to north korea. we have seen them do it five times in the past. we haven't done much to respond. how much is it to test president trump to see what is he capable of doing?

jon: i think it is a test. i think if you are kim jong un, there is very little -- i suppose the chinese sanctions or chinese efforts to stem what he is doing might have some effect on his intentions, but he lives in his bubble world. this fantasy world where everybody is always. abby: disney world. pete: hero worship. jon: i truly think hes is a match for the united states. abby: totally delusional. did you mention china, jon. that is the most important player in this entire conversation. they really have an influence of the strength of north korea. and xi julia jinping. see if they are follow through on that. pete: exactly right. if we want sanctions to have a bite. china has to be a part of them.

hit the banking allows that to exist. we had a u.s. army veteran nominated for the medal of honor and silver star recipient. we had him on to. >> one of the problems with north korea is they don't have a lot of money and partners in the world outside of china. so you are -- when you develop technology, that is going to go to the isis ebay as soon as it's out there and they can get some money for it the other problem is, a couple years back president obama allowed north korea to put a space satellite into orbit. i don't know what technology they have that they need to have it beam down to pon pyongyang. is that a real satellite? they have been able for three presidents now to use the diplomacy and leverage of essentially having the threat of an icbm and getting what they want. we have a president, in donald trump who acknowledges that that that's no longer going to

be acceptable. pete: threat to the american home land can't be acceptable for any president. you don't want to -- kick this can how far going to kick it. abby: america is strong and leading from the front, the rest of the world is safer because of that. pete: absolutely. speaking of the world being safer. yesterday we reported about the mother of all bombs killing 36 isis terrorists in afghanistan. it turns out that number is almost three times higher than that the death toll from the mother of all bombs up to 90 potentially even higher. those isis scum bags frankly eviscerated when that bomb hit with no civilian casualties. jon: dr. james mitchell developed the enhanced program and joins us now. what's the psychological effect on isis fighters when you smoke out almost 100 of them with one bomb? >> well, i think one of the things that we've done in the past is we have been reluctant to show them just how powerful our military is that emboldened them. we end up trying to fight them at their level.

we're never going to win this war against them if we fight it without using our most important and our best weapons. abby: yes. >> so, in my mind, what it clearly demonstrates to them is that donald trump is a president who isn't going to follow the foreign policy decisions that obama made about leading from behind. and that he is not willing to -- that he is willing to use our most powerful weapons to protect our national security. it should have an impact. it happens in the springtime in afghanistan and other places where they are fighting is young men go to fight the juwaad. there is a fighting season. and if i were a young man over there thinking about going to fight the juwaad and i knew they could wipe out everything in a mile if they chose to, i might have second thoughts about that. abby: you know the terrorists and what they're capable of doing. give us a sense, when they are hit with this bomb, are they capable of coming back right at us? how strong can they possibly be?

>> you mean in terms of attacks us? abby: yeah. >> they target the minds of americans. they don't target our military capability. so they're not going to be able to -- they are not existential threat to our military. they are a threat to us. because what they want to do is hide in holes and kill just enough americans to frighten american taxpayers and voters into pressuring our political leaders to pull out. and if they can get us to pull out, to turn tail and run like they have been able to do in the past, like what happened in vietnam, for example, and happened in iraq and happened in afghanistan the first time, then they accomplish their goal, so by smoking them 0u9 of those holes and showing them that know, that's not going to work this time, i think it sends a more powerful message to the leaders. pete: of course, usama bin laden believed we would be a paper tiger, would tuck tail and run. you understand this enemy. you literally waterboarded ksm. you were in charge of the interrogation of many of the -- >> -- in charge is not a word that i would use.

but i certainly participated. pete: fair enough. you have understand the nature of this enemy. what do they expect? what do they fear from the united states? >> they respect power. they respect power. they view tolerance and a willingness to compromise as a weakness that they're god has put in our heads so we could be defeated. so they respect power. they respect it when we follow through on threats and when we follow through on promises. so, we have to be steadfast. and it's going to take them a little while to figure that out because over the past 8 years. the notion that have used political correctness, for example, to endanger our troops by not giving them rules of engagement to fully engage those folks fighting on the ground has emboldened them. i think the key message that they should get is that donald trump is not a president that's going to use 10,000-mile screwdriver from the white house to try to effect what happens tactically.

what he's going to do is give our military leaders a strategic goal and then allow them to make the decisions about what to take place tactically on the ground and which weapons they should use. and if i'm a leader of al qaeda or isis, that bothers me. pete: very well said. abby: president trump has given the green light to the generals to handle this, to make the tough decisions. do you think that's a smart move. >> i do. you know, again, president trump is not a war fighter. is he a political leader. his job is to identify the national security of objectives of our country then to turn that over to people due to their life experience and their training and their background, better prepared than he is to carry out those tasks. to thso the president of the und states should not be calling inaudibles from the white house. certainly is he capable of doing that because he is the

president. it's a foolish thing to do if you think you need to call somebody up in the cockpit of an airplane and give them the rules of engagement. pete: yep, micromanagement. >> jon: dr. james mitchell e fascinating expertise. thank you for being with us. pete: that's what you want expertise and he has got it the images out of syria are haunting and a deranged president bashar al assad now claiming that the u.s. may have, get, this fired fake actors, child actors to fake the horrific chemical attack. democrat dennis kucinich met with the syrian dictator earlier this year. whose side is he on on this information war. the former ohio congressman joins us next. jon: also angry mobs demanding mcdonald's stop handing out sayszechuan sauce because it's offensive to the chinese. abby: look at those muscles. pete: preparing for her

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attack. jon: dennis kucinich met with him earlier this year he says he is skeptical as well. are you skeptical about the gas attack. >> i had three hours of conversations in the last two days with an m.i.t., weapons of mass destruction expert. scientist raises the question whether the president was deliberately given false information. look, these scenes of children dead are chilling. but the question is, was a false claim made, almost a week after the president took -- or four days after the president decided to strike syria? you know, here's the basis of the scientist's question. there are videos out there get on the internet show dead canaries, workers right next to dead canaries, workers in the site where this weapon supposedly detonated. now, if it is sarin, why aren't those workers affected? they weren't protected.

didn't have protective clothing on. pete: they can have limited blast radius. congressman, you nor siding with bashar al assad saying these are child actors and fake bodies. >> no, no, no. pete: that's what he is saying these are child actors. >> hold on, i'm siding with the truth. i'm the guy who in 2002 said hey, don't go rushing in iraq. there is no proof here. president bush was mislead. in 2013 when there was a gas attack in syria. president bush was being asked to attack. james clapper told him look, the intelligence isn't solid here. later on, turned out there was scientific scrutiny of that claim of a gas attack in 2013, and it came that up really maybe that's not what happened because the way people said it was. maybe it wasn't a government. there was scientific proof that said hey, this attack may have been launched from inside rebel territory.

someone is clearly trying to draw the u.s. into this plight here to bring about regime change and separate us and put us at odds with russia. this is a really serious matter and got to be really careful. jon: you think the president is being played? >> yes. jon: by whom? >> well, that, you know, the first thing we have to do, you know, look, the pentagon, the state department e and cia have lifers in there, have their own agendas, president trump, during the 2013 incident tweeted about 45 times for president obama not to do anything in syria in response. and, of course, congress and the british parliament decided not too do anything as well. so we have got to ask ourselves. are we being led by it nose here, playing on our emotions, trying to drag us into more conflict and who. pete: speaking of led by the nose. state controlled media iran and syria lead their people by

the nose. we have free and accountable press. makes it ladder for me to believe that we are all being deceived and they are not deceiving their own people. >> obviously, here i am on fox being able to talk about this. pete: i wish we could talk more but unfortunately we are going to be cut off by the satellite. we appreciate you joining us this morning. more "fox & friends" after the break. with it, i earn unlimited 2% cash back on all of my purchasing. and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... which adds fuel to my bottom line. what's in your wallet? termites, we're on the move.24/7. roger.

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abby: kim jong un showing off his country's military arsenal and may be on the verge of another test. >> jon: cia operative who led the first team into afghanistan after 9/11. he joins us now. how would you assess the danger level right now with regard to north korea, gary? >> well, we have had many, many presidents that have faced off against the north koreans over the years. many have made the mistake of giving north koreans incentives not to have problems with us. donald trump is taking a different tact with him. not here to try to bribe him. donald trump has sort of changed the death deck in a way and is holding a hard line against the south koreans. incentives and bribes have not worked and multiple presidents over multiple decades have failed to slow down this

machine, which is developing weapons of mass destruction and their ability to deliver them. so, i support what the president's doing. because, what's been done in the past has failed. pete: gary, what is the next step then? what hard line do we take next to prevent a nuclear capability and pay load able to be delivered against us? >> i think that north koreans have to be -- i expect cruise missiles in syria is the first marker the president has put down. at some point, some president, some national leader is going to have to take a step with the north koreans to diminish their military power in one way or another. and i think that the chinese are going to have to be convinced that we do this. because, it's not in china's interest to have a conflict on the korean peninsula and have 20 million refugees pouring across their border.

so, as -- and this is brinksmanship of what's going on right now. the other player, the really important player is the chinese in convincing the chinese that we'll use military force if he does not stop and the chinese can cut them off from oil. they provide 90% of the oil from the north koreans and hopefully that will be the thing that the chinese will do. we have to enlist cline's support. if we don't we have to some of his capability. that will be a dangerous thing. if we don't, at some point he is going to create a nuclear weapon that is going to be small enough to put on a device that he could transport across the pacific. abby: there is a lot going on around the world. gary, you were one of the first cia officers in afghanistan to take on the terrorists after 9/11. your reaction to this action that took out nearly 100 of the isis fighters. >> first off, i compliment the president for putting those

decisions in the hands of battlefield commanders. he has general mick nickelson. he has probably done six tours in afghanistan. he commanded where this was. the problems with where this device was used a year ago last march and april was the location where we fought for six years, u.s. aircraft supported the afghans to drive isis out of that area already.ct against isis in nandahar. that fighting has been going on south of highway 1. and in an area not far from torah bora, ironically where we used the blue 82 against al qaeda back 16 years ago. so, you know, this sector is, you know, right on the afghan, pak border. right up tribal area. highway 1. major road link into afghanistan.

key area. jon: not as many terrorists there this morning. >> not as many this morning. compliments to commander nickel son and his people. jon: thanks, gary. abby: starting with other news this morning. liberals protests across the country to pressure president trump to release his tax returns. the question is does anyone care at this point. a poll from just a few months ago found that while 71% of democrats care that the president hasn't released tax returns, only 20% of republicans feel the same way. the president has maintained that he has not released his tax returns because he is under audit. police body camera video just release from the frantic first two minutes of the pulse nightclub shooting in orlando last expwriewn, images showing a hero off duty officer using a pickup truck as cover as he fires at the shooter. others also revealing the destruction inside as you can see here including the bathrooms where 13 people were killed trying to hide from that gunman. the video and images were part

of a report from the police department on the shooting where 49 people were killed. and it is turning into a trend on college campuses. students trying to squash the first amendment right of conservative speakers with protests. now students at hillary clinton's alma mater are taking it to a whole new level issuing a call to arms. editorial published in the school paper at wellesley college reading this in part. if people are given the resources to learn and either continual to hate speech or refuse to adapt their speech then hostility may be warranted. wow. that's great message. and contractor making a bid to build president trump's big beautiful border wall is catching heat from liberal lawmakers who only want bridges. so he issued a challenge to democrats while appearing on tucker carlson last night. >> i think they are all just drunks on money and power and that's all they care about. and really i would challenge them to call me and i will go to their house and i will remove their fence or their walls for them and see how they would like to live

without a fence or a wall. or what w. a gate on their front door or with a lock on their door. i challenge that. and i will do it for free. abby: tucker smiles. pete: that's true. saving money. i'm hearing that april the giraffe. may be in the process of giving birth. john if we can show it it's pretty graphic. i've been told it might be happening. abby: that's like a breaking news. we have been following. pete: have you been following as well big news to you. rick: how do you expect people not to turn to that. abby: way to go, pete. you look relaxed there, pete. rick: can you put that on your computer and still relax at the same time. i am relaxd. we will do the weather and then talk about why i'm sitting in massage chair. show you what's going on this morning. obviously everybody wants to get outside for this holiday weekend. pretty nice start.

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abby: we are back with a fox news alert. north korea showing off a flight of new missiles at annual day of the sun parade. this as tensions arising to alarming levels. greg palkot is live for us in pyongyang, north korea with the latest. greg, all eyes are on north korea today. >> abby, that is not the sound and the site of war behind me. that is fireworks. the celebrations tonight in pyongyang. but earlier in the day we heard some tough talk and saw some military might at a parade marking an anniversary of the founder of this country kim jong sun. the leader of north korea is kim jong un. he is the grandson of that person. and he has been five years in the job. he finds himself eyeball to eyeball with the united states

over his banned nuclear and missile program. his right-hand man spoke to the crowd today and defiantly confronted the u.s., saying if they stage full out war we will stage full out war and we will throw some nukes into the mix. while there was no nuclear test or missile launch to mark the date as was feared, we did the troops, we did see military and expert say we saw new missiles and rockets. a new medium range missile or two. and a prototype for an intercontinental ballistic 34eu68. the fear is north korea could develop an icbm. tip it with a nuclear war head and target the united states. finally, as tens of thousands of civilians also marched in this well organized government love fest. donald trump got a shoutout as well. in the state media today they said that president trump and his words were stirring up a

military hysteria, was dangerous and ominously, they said, he would no longer be overlooked. again, as the fireworks continue behind me, we just have to say that we are a couple hundred yards from kim jong un. it's amazing this guy, a 30-something figure has his government, has his country in control. organizing the devotion. sea fohe isa foe not to be under estimated. abby: greg, thank you for that report. watching it very closely. guess about who did is to write a tell-all. here's a hint it's not hillary clinton. tuesday is tax day. we are working off some of that stress on the plaza with burn boot camp. all you procrastinators out there. eric lowery here with last minute filing advice. i know i need it ♪ money ♪ can't wait

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jon: there is a warning from north korea. if american forces get reckless kim jong un's military is ready to strike first. >> north korea could detonate yet another nuclear device. >> this is something they have been pressing for for decades. >i am absolutely terrified. they have no allegiance to anyone. care scariest thing is there are 100 to 200,000 people in concentration camps right now. >> mr. trump has said is the policy. we will not stand by and allow for the north koreans to behave badly. jon: breaking news, law enforcement officials say they have caught a man accused of stealing 18 guns and sending a manifesto to president trump. >> joseph jakubowski was detained without incident this morning at a camp site about 160 miles west of milwaukee. pete: we have update in afghanistan. you heard about the mother of all bombs dropped. we are learning up to 90 isis fighters were killed in the usage of that bomb. >> it finally shows that we have an administration that is letting the military do its

job. >> they respect power. they respect it when we follow through on threats and when we follow through on promises. so we have to be steadfast. >> north korea saw this harassment russia saw this happen. and even the fighters there in afghanistan. disseminated. some could probably throw their guns down and leave. ♪ this is how we do ♪ yeah ♪ back street ♪ we do it like that ♪ this is how we do ♪ do, do ♪ this is how we do ♪ this is how we do, yeah ♪ laid back ♪ we do it like that ♪ this is how we do ♪ do, do ♪ this is how we do. abby: there's a lot going on out on our plaza [applause] plaza. jon: many are why haven't we done a whole segment from there.

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jon: not exactly a relaxing weekend. he is off to asia to reassure allies about the steadfast nature of the trump administration in the face of these threats from north korea. vice president pence there, live pictures along with his wife boarding the jet that will take him for a very busy -- i think it's a 10 day trip. pete: it is a 10-day trip. this is the beginning. abby: got to have moral support. not an easy trip. this timing do coo not be more important. great move to have mike pence over there during trying times. pete: timing not coincidental at all. moved to tuesday. this is also the most important day on the north korean calendar. birthday of their founder, kim il sun. day of the sun. holding parades in their capital. this is footage if not from this morning similar to this occurred. this is from this morning. they paraded two missiles, presumably two new missiles.

we aren't able to verify exactly what they are whether they are true or fabrications. they parade their military before cameras trying to show they are strong. jon: also with the vice president providing reassurance in that world as the uss carl critical conditionson and aircraft carrier battle group hundreds of thousands of tons of diplomacy as it is often said. they are there to reassure our of a lies that the u.s. is taking this north korean threat very seriously. abby: 105 years of their control. that's what they are intrafingt today. all eyes are on north korea. because we have seen more activity around their nuclear testing facilities which makes everyone a little nervous. they have done this recently about five times we have talked about. the u.s. has not really responded in that case. the question now is if they do, do anything, today who are in the weeks to come when it comes to nukes or sending missiles of some sort, how do we respond? pete: feels like it's all converging. vfnt, historic day. parades imminent sixth nuclear

test. intercontinental missiles they are developing. chifn putting the screws to them through diplomacy. colonel tony shaffer was on the channel last night he had a pretty strong stance on how this is all converging. take a listen. >> they do have the ability to reach japan and allies and south koreans. have good possibility based on what i have been told that they can reach the united states with a ba lace stick missile. the question becomes is the technology sufficient to mount a nuclear war head to the nose cone of those missiles. so this is no small issue. but it's very clear that one of the reasons we have a high posture at this point is what mr. trump has said is the policy. we will not stand by like the previous administrations and allow for the north koreans to behave badly. i think it's being made very clear by syria action, by the dropping of the moab credit in afghanistan that military force is very much on the table. pete: the point the considerable is making is as the threat moves along the threat gathers and becomes

more existential to us. as advance the problem gets larger. no longer pretend that north korea is just this rogue regime over there that could effect us some day here. jon: first nuclear test was some people said, essentially a failure. it was not as big as it was expected to be. but they had been getting better ever since then. that's a real concern. abby: most important player for the united states to work with is china. right? we have got to get them on our side. we have failed to do so in the years past. i think a really interesting thing is happening. you had president trump sitting down with julia jing ji. we need your help in dealing with north korea. something that hasn't been done. pete meet new found leverage. brinksmanship, tough talk. previous strikes in syria. moab in afghanistan. it has gotten a response. did get a response from the chinese foreign minister.

he was urging everyone to stand down in the statement. this is what the chinese foreign minister said. he said the united states and south korea and north korea are engaging in a tit-for-tat with swords drawn and bows bent. storm clouds gathering. no longer engage in provocation and threats whether through words or deeds and don't push the situation to a point where can't be turned around and get out of hand. that's something they need to tell to their client stated in north korea. they are saying is something to us, too. jon: north korea doesn't have many friends net world. one of them is china. according to ambassador john bolton. if there is to be a resolution of this crisis, china is going to have to play a big part. listen. >> we've tried for 25 years across republican and democratic administrations to persuade the north koreans to give up their quest for nuclear weapons. we have tried persuasion. it's failed. we have tried coercion, it's failed. because the fact is this regime is never voluntarily going to give up nuclear weapons. they are the ace in the hole.

this is the regime's assurance of long time viability. simple pressure. they resisted. beyond that the only country that can put effective pressure on them is china, which understands very well how fragile this regime is. and china fears if it puts too much pressure on the regime will collapse. that's actually what our objective should be. abby: here's the problem though. we talk about kim jong un being unpredict tillable. china can be unpredictable in terms of our relationship with them and are they willing to follow through on their word. that we have to wait and see. such an important support of the whole conversation. pete: conflict would have consequences for all sides, jonathan. stare down happening in 38th parallel that is dicey. speak of another dicey situation terrorists no longer with us. the death toll now from the mother of all bombs dropped in afghanistan. it was 36 yesterday. know we are hearing upwards of 90 isis terrorists killed when we dropped 21,000-pound bomb

on series of tunnels in eastern afghanistan. we had a couple guests on earlier in the show to talk about it. one of which was dr. james mitchell. one of the architects of the enhanced interrogation program. he talked about the nature of this enemy that we killed. listen. >> they view tolerance and a willingness to compromise as a weakness that their god has put in our heads so that we can be defeated. so they respect power. they respect it when we follow through on threats and when we follow through on promises. over the past 8 years, the -- you know, the motion notion that we have used political correctness for example, to endanger our troops by not giving them rules of engagement in that allow them to fully engage those folks fighting on the ground has emboldened them. i think the key message that they should get is that donald trump is not a president that's going to use a 10,000-mile screwdriver from the white house to try to affect what happens tactically. what he is going to do is give

our military leaders a strategic goal and then allow them to make the decisions about what should take place tactically on the ground. if i'm the leader of al qaeda or isis, that bothers me. jon: let's talk about somebody else who was willing to take matters into his own handle when his unit came under attack in afghanistan. dakota meyer received the medal of honor for his actions there. we spoke to him earlier as well. he said finally, in his view, we have an administration that is willing to let the military do its job. listen. >> it's a direct reflection of leadership, right? i mean, i think it finally shows that we have an administration that is letting the military do its job. a year ago, we had a commander-in-chief that would let you get captured by iran and not do any repercussions. what do you think the mind set is there versus now we have a commander-in-chief that says hey, run your military like you need to and do whatever it takes to get rid of the enemy. the u.s. military is america's team.

why can we not celebrate a win on behalf of them? why do we not celebrate all of it? you take one bomb drop and it kills 90 of them? i mean, listen, that's a success any day in my point. abby: the military is america's team. when we shoot down or send out a bomb that kills almost 100 isis terrorists, we should all be cheering. because that is a win for the americans. pete: amen. abby: for the world. pete: every american in the media it's okay to celebrate when we kill isis terrorists. that's what we want our military to do ruthlessly and violently and efficiently without civilian casualties which is what happened in this case. this should be a model when you use a weapon of war built for precisely this and accurately kills some say over 90 isis fighters. we don't have to send rangers or seals or green berets into that terrain where they lose their lives. jon: cave complex held some of their munitions and supplies and all of that is gone now and that's obviously huge when you are trying to fight a war.

pete: we talked to dr. james pitch chilly. he understands the enemy. they respect power. not political correctness or hemming and hawing. that is what president trump is saying. want to talk about america first versus american leadership. american power he understands the enemy fears. that's what he has unleashed. abby: past few weeks on foreign policy. president trump has own test. right? unreal. jon: things are changing. the sheriff is back in town. abby: president trump taking design action both in syria and afghanistan. sending a clear message to our enemies around the world. some liberal lawmakers they still don't seem to get it. >> as is the case with every part of trump's foreign policy, we're all trying to understand. what is the strategy? abby: david webb and crystal ball, they are both here to debate it live. come on, guys. pete: might be the most anticipated tell-all. huma abedin reportedly willing to sell her story.

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know is what was the impact on civilians? who is going to be out there fighting in the future? pete: that was elizabeth warren otherwise known as pocahontas. why is the left focus odd on slam blag is a successful strategy. here to dewait it david web and democratic strategist crystal ball. david, i will start with you. >> i' m still laughing over that. pete: misrepresent yourself to get a job you deserve a nickname. david, answer her question. what is the strategy for president trump? >> denies 23409 for her to know everything. for one thing, two things i don't take advice from elizabeth warren on. one is foreign policy and national security. she knows virtually nothing about it. she is someone who is playing partisan politics. she doesn't go out and there talk about the strategy. she talks about the innocent civilians. if she has any knowledge of that area of afghanistan, and who in those paths in the fighting season the beginning, those are structures. those are munitions dumps. those are pathways where they have been hiding for decades. actually those caves have been around for thousands of years. we need to take them out.

the killer ratio of one isis fighter or one terrorist or taliban to the innocence of the innocence to die is high. we need to kill as many as possible. pete: many on the left consider her a presidential hopeful or candidate. want her to run. what would a description of her foreign policy or progressive foreign policy. >> disparaging elizabeth warren character segment over? have we moved on for that. [taking at the same time. >> military strategy. pocahontas jab that is really fair. i think if you look here, all she is doing is raising the question of what is the overall strategy. you know, if you look not just at afghanistan, but also at syria, this president articulated something very different on the campaign trail that what we're seeing now. so all she is saying is what is the strategy? we have 9,000 men and women still in afghanistan. we don't know what the plan is for them. so i don't think elizabeth warren or anyone else is, you know, not mourning the locals of these 90 isis fighters.

pete: not saying she isn't. what is the strategy of the left? what was the strategy of the last 8 years that got us where we are. the world is complicated. there was an attempt in syria to come to a deal. there are no good answers there. i think this president is finding that out now. he launched these missiles, this tactical strike. it didn't even keep assad from flying the aircraft off that. pete: you could acknowledge it was a line that wasn't enforced. >> no. i wouldn't acknowledge that at all. pete: why not. >> president obama actually went to congress to get authorization for military strike. >> okay. can we at least try to answer the question you asked what was the strategy? >> crystal. she has deflected and gone to trump. gone to obama. >> we do have a new president here. we can't even keep going back and blaming obama. now we have adversaries emboldened overseas. >> there was no strategy. it was not engagement. it was withdrawal. if you withdraw from the

battlefield, the enemy does not usually do. >> president obama took action in seven countries on two continents. pete: the question is not. >> military strikes are not always the answer. pete: fair enough. look at iraq. military is not always the answer. pete: what did military strikes add up to. >> added up to usama bin laden being dead. >> one person. >> juwaad john and 20 others isis fighters. >> talk over and running out the clock. pete: let david finish. >> let me speak. here's the problem. liberals like to crowd source their military strategy as obama did or write strongly worded letters. the fact as a commander-in-chief trust his generals, most trusted leaders to go out and assess and act as they will do and after action reported in afghanistan and decide what to do. i went there in 2013. i flew through some of these areas. i looked at them and i was briefed on what was going on with the building of the afghan air force. mostly in helicopter air force with the mimi-35s and 17s.

deliver them the capability. in order to get them there we have to give them the ability to pathways throughout the mountains. pete: astro leave it there. david webb and crystal ball we have to leave it there this morning. more "fox & friends" on the other side. [ engine revs ]

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because of a power outage earlier in the evening that packed the station with hundreds of stranded passengers. scary stuff. and four years ago today, the tragedy of the boston marathon bombing. claimed three american lives. city officials laying a wreath at the finish line just moments ago to mark the resilience of the city and to honor the victims. boston strong. at 2:49 p.m. people around the city will pause for a movement silence. very cool. abby: love that thank you, pete. his message heard loud and clear following the moab, the moab drop in afghanistan. many veterans are praising president trump for his show of force against enemies and confidence in the military. jon: afghan war johnny joey jones i lost my legs because the government was afraid to use the tools they had and saw me as expendable. i wish i had had this administration. adding after losing a green beret hero in afghanistan a few days ago. president trump sent a new message to the cowards who killed him.

abby: retired u.s. marines bomb technician john joey jones joins us now. good to have you here. >> good morning. abby: what made you want to tweet that? >> well, this is an issue that's really close to me. like i said in the tweet upfront, very carefully i lost my legs in afghanistan. clearing basically what is a mind field. we were trying to take a town that was a ghost town there were very low risk for civilian casualties, and only mission there was to clear that town and get the bad things, the ied components out of that town. we could have easily just wiped that town off the face of the earth. out in the middle of the desert. civilians had left. we gave them et opportunity and they abide you had. there was no real strategic reason to hold the town. we should have bombed it wiped it off the face of the earth. perhaps i would still have legs. perhaps some marines would still be alive. but i believe and we believed at the time the headline on the "new york times" saying u.s. bombs afghanistan was a higher political risk than even our lives and that's not a good thing to feel when you are deployed overseas.

>> it wasn't just your legs. had you a buddy who lost his life in that particular explosion. >> absolutely. there were a few by the end of that week. we were very successful. 300 marines. we had two fatalities and a few casualties. we took a town that had 207 ieds in two square kilometers. it was a mine field. but the point being when president trump allowed the generals to make this decision, the amount of confidence, the message it sent to our military i think far outweighs the message it sent to our foes. i think to have these men and women know whatever they need to know. especially the leaders whatever they need to do to keep themselves safe and accomplish their mission, irregardless of pr, to know that they can do that, that's a huge message and i think it was one largely understated the last few days. abby: strong words. really emotional to hear your story, johnny. that does seem to be a shift in policy. president trump leaving it to the generals. those that have been on the ground seen things firsthand to make the calls here, you think that's the right move? >> it's a unique situation. we have got a secretary of

defense who spent 15 years fighting this war and this enemy. he didn't check out for 20 years and come back. i think it's unique and important. i think general mattis is special in a lot of ways. i have met him. spent time around him. all of the advisors and the secretary of defense, everyone there seems to really understand us, the war fighter. and that is so important and such a thing that's been lost in these last few years. we starterred this war and we had post vietnam veterans leading us. it's just a different war. training evolves slowly. and finally get to a point in fighting this war where the men and women leading it have fought in it or at least understand those of house do i applaud president trump for roifersing that and making that a part of his strategy. jon: you must be a little surprised at how much your attention your one tweet has received. abby: yeah. >> it happens. things go viral. you know, there is a group of people that will support anything that's pro-trump and a group of people that will comment on anything that's pro-trump in a bad way. so i didn't really expect that.

but i appreciate the fact that it's allowed me to platform to talk about this specific issue. and hopefully point the human cost of not using the tools at hand. the idea that sending people in and americans dying is less political collateral than bomb ago town that's a ghost town, that doesn't weigh out for me. it doesn't weigh out for my heroes. i'm glad that's note the policy we are taking today. abby: not all tweets are so authentic. it really hit so many people's hearts when they heard what you to say in your story. johnny joey jones, thank you for being with us this morning and telling us about it. >> thank you. god bless. jon: jackson channeling pulp fiction character to slam the trump administration. >> we have to channel the great vengeance and fury we have for this administration and to vote at the ballot box. jon: will it help democrats win georgia's special election? abby: it might be the most anticipated tell-all of all time. uma abedin reportedly ready to

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♪ here she comes walking, talking true love ♪ say i've been looking for you love ♪ surprise your new love has arrived ♪ out of the blue, clear sky abby: you wouldn't know looking at our plaza this is all about taxes because today is officially tax day but i guess it's going to be set for two days. it's saturday. pete: uncle sam showing benevolence. april 15th is the traditional day. we show any excuse to bring out arcade games, puppies, workout folks, that shawj chairs. abby: trying to destress everyone. jon: nothing like mashed potatoes. abby: i grew up on boston market. pete: it's fantastic. jon: offering you special tax day deals to tell you about.

abby: i thought they just brought us breakfast. jon: boston market, for instance, you can purchase a 10.40 -- 1040 get it tax. half a chicken, cornbread, two sides,. pete: sunny's barbecue which i have already had with it ribs. half price smoky house dry rubbed rib dinners half price for these ribs which are unbelievable. abby: you have been eating them all morning long, pete. no surprise there. keep sending in your questions. anything you want to know about tax day and your taxes. we have experts here all morning to answer those questions. jon: in the meantime. pete: if you haven't filed yet, you better hurry up. eat first and destress yourself. jon: there is election underway in georgia to replace tom price who obviously became secretary of health and human services and actor samuel l. jackson, guy from pulp fiction. well, is he channeling that pulp fiction character in an anti-trump radio ad.

listen. >> hi, i'm samuel l. jackson. there is special congressional election on april 18th. what can you do? go vote. your vote goes a long way towards setting things right in this country. vote for the democratic party. stop donald trump, the man hone courages racial and religious discrimination and sexism. remember what happened the last time people stayed at home, we got stuck with trump. we have to channel the great vengeance and fury we have for this administration and vote at the ballot box. do your friends and family a favor. hell, do yourself a favor and vote on april 18th and make sure to vote for the democratic party. abby: amazing how many actors have been outspoken this election cycle. we saw the results of the election, right? that hollywood, yes, they are very outspoken. they've got their opinions. they have some sort of a following clearly not enough to impact. pete: i want all my political

advice from hollywood actors. we get it down in georgia. this is really important preview. special election weist treat as political previews. did you hear anything about what the democratic party is for or what he is for or about the election? it's top trump because they are sexist and racist. jon: great vengeance and little anger he says in that ad. pete: try too long motivate the base coming out to vote they think that is the trick going into mid terms we will see if that is right or not. abby: how important they are. pete: we talked about the democratic party are they going to learn the lessons be for something or anti-trump. ad like this makes it sound anti-trump. we will see. abby: other headlines starting with this morning new proof that president's crackdown on sanctuary cities is working. fran is filing a lawsuit claiming it's on track too lose $1,020,000,000,000 in federal funding. also asking a judge to overturn the executive order signed by president trump. the justice department firing back in an interview with

judge jeanine set to air tonight. >> we have got to keep et pressure in. yearinwe're going to look at the grants programs. if you're not cooperating with the federal government, you are going to lose grant money. we are going to battle on them every stretch the way. we're going to put pressure on these cities. and it's just important for america and the people in these cities. abby: can you see the full interview tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on fox news channel. and huma. abby: dean is looking to sell her story to the highest bidder. former aide of hillary clinton and disgraced wife of anthony weiner. looking to discuss book deal. seeking as much as $2 million for that book which would likely cover her husband's three pete sexting scandals as well as her role in hillary clinton's failed presidential bid. american airlines adding insult to injury.

globa>> oh my god, look what did you to him. oh my god. [screaming] abby: we are now learning that the airline did not send dr. david dowd's luggage with him. sent his bags to his practice in kentucky leaving him nothing as he recovered from his injuries in a chicago hospital. it's a story that just continues on. rick, i'm going to pass it out to you for some weather. it really is beautiful out there today. >> it is beautiful. i will tell you what, for easter weekend we could not be asking for any better weather today and tomorrow. especially for easter sunrise services in the country. a lot of the the country is going to be beautiful. take a look at the weather map and show you what you we are looking at atlantic toward the northeast. sunshine rain toward the far end upstate new york. tomorrow, temps really warm up by around 20 degrees. down to the southeast, take a look at this. tons of sunshine all across parts of the southeast into florida. few scattered showers across

parts of louisiana and maybe a late day shower in northern parts of oklahoma. for the most part looking great. hen they had in towards the midwest and in across parts of the great lakes. another day where we do have threat for a little bit of severe weather and some storms finally across the west. take a look at that nothing but sunshine. sunshine is what you want when you are kind of going towards tax day. it's right around the corner. are we supposed to do this part now? going to john? there we go. all right. john, you were here with us with fun time amusements? >> that is correct. rick: welcome. >> thank you. rick: one way to relieve stress is by playing video games. >> take your mind off of things because you get involved in the game, have some fun. strum out to guitar hero or get one of your buddies and play some motorcycle. if you really want to pound it out really mad at that tax return we got back back a whac.

>> how is pete doing over there? with the motorcycle. pete, are you doing all right? sensitive there. rick: pete is going to master this. john and abby, send it over to you to talk about tax day questions. jon: it is april 15th. you know what that means. but because it's saturday and have you a few days left to pay uncle sam. abby: that is right. here to answer your last-minute tax questions, personal finance e pert erin lowry, author of the book "broke palestine, erin, questions are pouring in on taxes. email from steve. how long do i have to file an amendment? >> so the irs will usually let you know if you file to file an amendment. you typically have three years from the time that you first filed or two years from the last time that you paid, whichever is later. so possibly three. jon: if you file an extension, does that mean you don't have

to pay your tax until, you know, the extension comes due? >> unfortunately that's not the case. you do have to pay by april 18th. if you're expecting a refund, you also still have to file. so if you don't file that extension, you will be hit with a penalty. abby: can't get away with that this is email coming in from frank. if i know i have money coming back from the irs, do i still have to file my tax patience by april 15th or do i have to file an extension? >> you sure do have to file that extension. that is form 4868 if you need to file an extension. jon: sandra wants to know if i receive money from being bumped from a flight, is that considered taxable income? >> that's timely. that is a great question. that's something i actually would tell to you refer to an accountant on because it could depend on your particular tax situation as well. abby: a lot of good questions. keep them coming. in. jon: erin is the author of "broke palestine." she's not broke but a number of her piers are do you find that in your age group the

whole idea of tax day and tax filing kind of takes people by surprise? >> it can definitely be stressful. we tend to be digital natives and so many options for online filing. and can you pay uncle sam out of your bank account now. might make some people queazy but you can do it if you want. abby: appreciate you being here this morning. jon: geraldo rivera and congressman adam kinzinger are both on deck. abby: many have compared president president trump's tough talk to those of president reagan. what can we learn from some of the country's greatest leaders? tammy bruce is here next. ♪ freedom ♪ freedom ♪ freedom ♪ i accept i don't race down the slopes like i used to. i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib,

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>> there are a lot of parallels between president trump succeeding the weakness of obama and president reagan succeeding the weakness of jimmy carter. >> this is donald trump's granada moment. let's remember back in 1983 this was the turning point for president reagan. >> take strong and decisive action. that's what president trump has done this week and given us great confidence in many ways just like ronald reagan did. ronald reagan was a man of action and it made the world a safer place. abby: that is president trump's tough talk and decisive military action being compared to that of president ronald reagan. so what can president trump learn from president reagan? pete: here to weigh in is fox news contributor tammy bruce. i will pose that question to you, tammy. what can you learn? >> besides the great things that president reagan did, he also made some mistakes as well. one of the things he said is

one of his biggest mistakes is retreating out of beirut with one of the very first massive suicide bombing there that killed hundreds of our marines. the signaling there is and what we can all learn is that we have to have a consistent policy that does not revert to some degree into political correctness or retreat. this is a very very good beginning. it also it's interesting because one of the biggest problems in the beginning of its term was a lack of communication. he didn't get in front of the executive order on travel. didn't get in front of the obama care fight for the repeal. in this case did was like a ballet. s it was brilliant. something happened. first of all, it was secret so that the media wasn't able to ruin anything. but he was able to move in front of it. communication to the american people was good. we knew what occurred. we knew why it occurred. the dinner with the president of china. his management of that. it was perfectly done. that was the statesman, the dynamic, even his demeanor was very moderate. he was able to explain things.

everybody understood this was a presidential action and not by accident. but by his rhetoric. the other dynamic is the unpredictability though here. reagan had that as well. you'll recall that one of the big things that liberals got upset with reagan was when he accidently said we're going to begin bombing the soviet union in five minutes. that indicated that this was a man who would be willing to do anything. trump is moving in that same direction but it's important militaristically, as you would know, to have the enemy not quite sure what we're capable of or what we'll do. pete: sure. >> that can only be achieved in this world as reagan knew re tore rickly at first. that gives us a big edge. always a business edge. when you go in and start with strongest position and then the enemy or the person you are negotiating with doesn't quite know what -- you want them on heir heels. it gives you an edge. abby: he may have made some mistakes early on but later on the reagan years passing comprehensive tax reform we

haven't had that since then. >> right. abby: that's something president trump has promise he will get done. what can we learn. >> that's the same situation. i think that strength overall being respected by the american people as a person who gets things done, translates to the people in congress who are worried about their own jobs. so, this is where while poll don't matter so much but having the american people have your back, and support for what you're doing is key. and the american people as we have seen are responding very positively to strong leadership. they will also trust you more in the other legislative dynamics that you want to pursue. pete: yeah. the criticism of president reagan is similar to what president trump is requesting -- is he unpredictable. finger on nuclear button. enemies read strength and someone who may do. >> they do and so do the american people. we don't need to know everything that the president is doing. elizabeth warren doesn't need to know. as long as they do we're in good shape. abby: thank you for being here.

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>> the warning from north korea. if american forces get reckless. kim jong-un's military is ready to strike first. >> this is something they've been pressing for decades. absolutely terrified. they have no allegiance to anyone. and the scary pa part is there is 100,000 to 200,000 people in concentration camps in north korea right now. we may be looking at genocide in one day. >> mr. trump has said the pole. we will not stand by and allow the north koreans to act badly. >> in afghanistan you heard of the mother of all bombs dropped.

90 isis fighters were nilled can that bomb. >> just letting the military do its job. >> when president trump allowed the generals to make this decision, the amount of confidence, the message that sends to our military i think far i don't tell weighs to our foes. >> they respect power. they respect it if we follow through on threats and follow through on promises. so we have to be steadfast. >> north korea saw this happen, russia saw this happen and even the fighters there in afghanistan. some of them could probably throw their guns down and leave. ♪ ♪ >> oh, yes, that is our own geraldo herrera hanging out getting a nice little massage. and, geraldo, why don't you come in here? we want to talk to you. he's not bundle. >> i'm in that chair, and i wasn't going to leave. >> and i think we've got -- is that rick? where is rick. oh, there he is.

come on, rick, do better. >> he's not even trying. >> he's slacking in the back. >> and my personal favorite, puppies. we have lots and lots of puppies out on the plaza and, yes, they are up for adoption. open your hearts and open your home to one of those puppies. >> and you might not know what all of these have in common, it's tax day today. >> it's tax day, and we're trying to relieve your stress on tax day. this is cone aice and are these cone as. if you go to cone aice on tax day, free cone a. >> and they're going to have the conia trucks parked near, and they'll give you a free one. >> so, no, excuses. >> i'm enjoying it. >> how great is that? we are celebrating it all this morning. >> we really are.

abby: so, no, excuse not to get out there and do your taxes. >> and no excuse -- we've got a fox news alert here with mike pence. that's right. the vice president is heading to asia to reassure our allies about what's going on with regard to north korea. obviously, that hermit kingdom a huge concern right now. so there is vice president pence and his wife boarding air force 2. there will be no sort of easter vacation for them. this is a very serious trip headed over to tiny reassure u.s. ally. >> that's right. and this is the biggest day in north korea, national holiday day of the sun, they celebrate the 105 birthday. these are military parades that happened earlier today in north korea. parading two new missiles, or what they have i, say, are two new missiles but no action yet from north korea. abby: we want to bring in geraldo ferreira, sometimes you find him on the fox chair

or on the curvy couch. >> i had a dream like that once. abby: this is a big day, though. all eyes are on north korea. what's going to happen? >> well, i think what's going to happen has already happened. kim blinked. he did not ignite another nuclear test. he did not test fire continental ballistic missile. i think that president trump's actions in syria a couple of weeks ago, in afghanistan a couple of days ago mustering the fleet, sending carl benson toward the korean coast, putting all of our bases in command, i think all of that had the impact, and i come back, and i say this with love, not criticism. unlike president obama, who projected the image of causation and reluctance, he seems much less predictable, and i think that that message, that message that this guy could do anything sunk in even

to the korean dictator, and i think the result is the bottom line is this is another at least as of right now, this -- because this was the big day, this is another victory for donald trump. >> so how big is that blink? i think that's a very good point. if the day goes past, usually they do something, there's been rhetoric, something big is coming, it didn't happen, we sent the vice president there. they may have leveraged that too. how big is that moment if he has had a dictator walk back a little bit? >> he hit it right on the head. it's like new year's eve. when you're counting down to new year's eve, there's only one new year's eve. the next day you don't celebrate new year's eve. it's flat. it's like the queen's birthday. it's the day after. it's over already. and for him to miss this propaganda deadline, this very, very significant on the north korean calendar, this is as big as july 4th in the bicentennial. i mean, this is huge for them not to do something, and i

think it is very telling. >> but suggest that kim jong-un knows how vulnerable he is. i've always been the opinion that he really believes his own pr. that he think so he's somehow invincible? >> listen, john i credit that -- my bottom line feeling is, though, however erratic, in why don't you go ahea uganda back in our day, if people remember this dictator, people didn't know what he was going to do, genocide or cannibalism or whatever, and yet there was a cunning there, there was a rational thought. he ultimately thought sanctuary in saudi arabia where they protected him because he was a sunni muslim. i think kim is the same way. however erratic, irrational, you know, crazy he may seen, you can't -- when you see the enterprise of the south korean people, and you see how effective south korea has been as a modern nation, these are

the same folks divided by a political line. i covered the dnc. i know. these are the same folks on both sides. one is indoctrinated into this crazy, communist world, the other is a democratic state. but they're not stupid people. these are very smart, highly evolved, and i think what kim ultimately decided is that it's just not worth -- i'm going to make this big show, i'm going to lead you up to it, i'm going to scare you, i'm going to have the whole world watching me and then the next day, this guy never mind. anniversary up. we'll see what happens. abby: totally delusional but smart in the way that they think in hurting people and that's isis. and this moab bomb, the mother of all bombs is now up to 90 terrorists that were killed, geraldo. this was a huge move, really one that came from the top general. >> i feel very straight forward about isis. isis is our declared enemy. we are at war with isis.

the more dead isis, the happier geraldo is. the fact that it went from 26 to 90, to me, means the victory was three times as great or four times as great as i thought it was. i like it. i like that they're off balance. i don't think it's a war winner, but i think that in terms of isis, it's relatively insignificant terrorist group trying to plant roots in afghanistan, i think this was a severe defeat to the bad guys. >> there's some criticism of that. some saying we shouldn't be the death of these isis fighters. and there were no civilian casualties. talked about the home team. this is what he had to say. >> direct reflection of leadership; right? i mean, i think it finally showed that we had an administration that's letting the military do its job. a year ago, we had a commander-in-chief that would let you get captured by iran and not do any repercussions.

what do you think the mind-set is there? versus now we have a commander-in-chief that says, hey, run your military like you need to and do whatever it takes to get rid of the enemy. the u.s. military is america's team and why can we not celebrate a win on behalf of them? why can't we celebrate all of it? you take one bomb drop, and it kills 90 of them? listen, that's a success any day in my book. >> i'm 100% in his corner. i noticed yesterday that we were criticized, me particularly, by one of the left wing blogs for celebrating the dropping of the bomb on the heads of our enemies. i said yesterday morning on fox and friends, and i repeat today that one of the great joys of my last 16 years at fox is watching big bombs drop on bad people. i come back to 2014, the beheading of our

correspondeds, the beheading of the captives by isis, the slaughter of children, the raping of women, the absolute attempt at decimation of these religious minorities that fell under isis control, they are our enemy, they are the enemy of civilization, i want them dead. physiologies sounds harsh to people, then you don't know the nature of war. i've seen an awful lot of dead bodies, and i rather it their dead bodies than our dead bodies. >> and isis is trying to gain a foot hold in afghanistan. they certainly are and trying to take advantage of these more remote areas where they can use their tunnel system, john, to disguise their movements to make it more difficult to catch them when they're putting these improved devices and booby traps to kill our folks on patrol. we caught them in a way where central command really had great intelligence as it appears with this casualty count.

it was precisely the right weapon in precisely the stunning location. this was a stunning set back. again, i don't believe the war is any closer than the day before yesterday, but i think this you applaud the victories when you get them. >> well, folks can say what you want, you're an american patriot. >> what a way to start the day. clayton: all eyes on north korea this morning. kim jong-un may be on the verge, could be on the verge of another nuclear test. how is congress reacting? a member of the house foreigners committee adam and also an afghanistan vet joins us next. abby: and feeling the bern and jerries, the headline this morning. stick with us. ♪ the sun'll come out tomorrow... ♪

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>> all eyes on north korea this morning as tensions reach a boiling point with the united states. abby: kim jong-un showing off its military arsenal and may be a verge of another nuclear test. >> this after days of the mother of all bombs was dropped for the first time in combat, it took out more than 90 isis militants, so let's get some congressional action to all of this. here to discuss iraq and afghanistan veteran adam. congressman, when you first heard the news that the moab bomb had been deployed for the first time in combat, your thoughts. >> i thought it was pretty amazing. i was actually the last five days traveling in europe visiting with some of our best nato allies. and what i heard from them was basically all thank you for the strike in syria. you've taken america's role back in the middle east. you've held the red line that

should have been held 13 years ago from the use of chemical weapons and this moab was dropped. and it wasn't dropped in the desert for show, it was dropped as a tactical weapon to destroy these places that isis was living. i think the message it sent was that not that we just have cool, big, weapons. we do. but we're willing to do what needs to be done to destroy these terrorist networks around the globe, and i think not only did it send a message probably to north korea, but it definitely sent a message to our enemies around the globe. dagen: yeah, you served in both iraq and afghanistan. what do you think to do so to the mind-set of these terrorists? >> so here's the thing. the reason we ended upturning the sunnis onto our side, and we ended up frankly winning from the surge was not because of only the addition of 20 or 30,000 troops. it was because president bush at a time when everyone saying you couldn't win in iraq made a strong statement saying not only are we going to win in iraq, we're going to double

down and send more troops, and you can't defeat us on the battlefield. so i think when this bomb went off and took out 90 isis members and had a huge impact. it was president trump saying we will not be defeated. you think you can outlast us on the battlefield, well, trust me, we're willing to do what's necessary to defeat yo y. >> and, congressman, you're very familiar with that surge in iraq. and that's boots on the ground and in this case we're seeing overwhelming air power being used. you're a pilot yourself in iraq and afghanistan. what are the limits of what air power can do versus what boots on the ground can do? >> so air power is not a substitute for ultimately occupying territory. it doesn't mean it has to be american troops, but it has to be maybe afghan national troops or partner troops when we're talking about iraq. you can -- it's like dropping iraq in a bathtub; right? you initially have an area that's very clear of water and the water just flows back in. so using strong air power like the president's doing lake our heroes in the military are

doing, has to be backed up by indigenous force coming in and holding ground, and that's what i think is happening now in the strategy of afghanistan ultimately we have to empower our afghan national partners and in iraq, we have to empower all the partners there that can do the same job. >> that moab bomb along with the cruise missile on syria seemed to send a message around the world. how do you think that's being received in north korea? >> i think loud and clear. you know, look, north korea's very unpredictable. we need to be very worried about the potential of a war on that. but we also have to be very strong in protecting our allies and frankly protecting our country. i do not envy president trump in this decision-making process. but i think if kim jong-un had any doubt that the united states under the leadership of president trump was willing to do what's necessary to defend our territory, i can't imagine he doubts that now. and, again, you know, when you have the russians in syria saying if you bomb assad, this is going to be the beginning of world war iii, we bomb his

air force, and they do absolutely nothing because they don't have the power to, now i think north korea is going to start to think about what are their chances about actual are he tauiation? so this sends a strong message. abby: we're showing footage there. day of the sun, 105 years of their dictatorship. many concerns that in the day or weeks to come they could test another missile of some sort. at what point, congressman, do you think the u.s. needs to respond? >> so that's really up to the administration to decide. basically north korea is now where we were -- we are trying to prevent iran from backgrounds, from going. so the nuclear deal was put in place to keep them from getting to this exact position. so i think the point that the trump administration sees they can marry miniaturize nuclear warheads that can hit our allies or west coast or set off an emp above the united states, this is why we have to invest in the military even more than $50 billion. i think we have to invest way more in missile defense and taking out these launches at

the sources before they can even take flight. stripped our military for too long. clayton: so you would argue at some level taking out their missile silos may be necessary in north korea. >> yeah. i mean, i think if you find a point at which they're going to launch a nuclear missile, obviously, then a strike must happen. but i think the thing we have to realize is that you can maybe take out their nuclear capacity, but they have tens of thousands of artillery pieces in seoul. this is the worst-case scenario but the way worst-case scenario is if we have any concern that they're going to deliver a nuclear warhead our allies or god forbid our soil. abby: good to have you here this morning. clayton: thanks a lot. appreciate it. >> thank you. clayton: this green beret gave his life fighting isis for your freedom and mine. now you're honoring his sacrifice raising more than $200,000 for his family. and we're going to talk to that hero's uncle next. stick around.

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created for the family of staff sergeant mark carr had a goal of raising $15,000. and now thanks to you, thanks to fox and friends viewers, we have raised more than 200 -- you have raised more than $250,000, far exceeding the $15,000 goal. abby: unbelievable. here with us now is the father of the fallen green beret. thank you for being here. >> glad to be here. abby: i'm very sorry about your loss. tell us first about mark. >> mark was a family man. when he started dating my niece, they my friends think doing this at my age is scary.

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abby: welcome back, well, after the united airlines fiasco this week, a man being dragged off the flight, the competition is offering big perks for overbooking the flight. >> yeah, it would have been been easier to bribe someone off the plane than pull them off. here to join us is carly. abby: good morning. so delta, they're offering up to $99,950. so $10,000 if you get bumped from their flights. that's up from the original max of 1,350. so that's a big bump. i'm sure that $10,000 offer is going to come few and far between but still, that is the max. abby: people are going to wait in line in just hopes of getting the money. >> yeah. i think there's going to be a ton -- who wouldn't want to take $10,000? >> and it becomes a bidding war among the passengers. >> that would be the next violent situation, god forbid. this was one of the top-trending stories on both facebook and twitter last night. so much reaction. david says that's my new profession.

professional overbook seat flier. that's right. and then rosy tweeted will be booking all my flights with delta from now on. >> i already do, rosy. i already do. >> vickie says now everyone will say no until they reach that 10-k max. that will push them out of business quick. >> they're going to go up to 10,000. they will get people to take it. abby: do you guys like fish one? >> well, mcdonald's in the '90s, they offered a version. >> i don't know if i've ever had it. >> a sweet and so you're sauce; right? >> mcdonald's offered a version in the '90s for the movie mulan and people have been tweeting at them asking them to put it back on the menu, well, according to some people that idea would be racist and one woman wrote an entire article dedicated to this topic and said rolling out the sauce with the original mulan itself would be problematic but we've come a long way.

we still live in a age where scarlett johansson is our best japanese actress and asian men are beat up on airplanes for no other than gross ignorance. clayton: come on. >> she thinks this is an oversimplification of the asian cuisine. >> i'm going to start packing cheese and sending it overseas as american sauce. >> you would be very popular internationally. >> szechwan sauce equates to dr. chow. >> you're going to have to ask yourself one of these topics. >> bernie sanders is going viral today. take a look at this picture he tweeted out with actually a very serious tweet. abby: is that real? >> yes. it sure says. he says when we stand up and fight back, we can change the country in solely popular ways. he made this speech at a ben & jerry's last night. he did not address the fact that it looks like he's standing in a big tub of been

and jerries ice cream. a lot of funny tweets on this one. bernie sanders after deploying the mother of all ice cream and another person tweeted i scream, you scream, we all scream for progressive social reform. and then this tweet from phillip saying bernie today the top 1% of 10% owns american wealth and then ben & jerry's chimes in and says, sir, do you want to chunky monkey or not. you know, i've been walking on you the on the plaza all morning, so i think i deserve some ice cream. abby: we have everything else this morning. do we have ice cream? i don't think we do. >> maybe that's an idea for tomorrow. abby: come back, let's do it. >> you have peeps. so true. abby: all right. we want to bring you other headlines this morning starting with liberals, they are holding a

protest across the country to pressure president trump to release his tax returns but does anyone really care is the question? a poll a few months ago found that 71% of the democrats care that they care. only 20% of republicans feel the same. the the president has not released his tax returns because he is under audit. and looking to sell her story to the highest bird. the former top aid to hillary clinton and did he straining wife of anthony weiner is set to be discussing a book deal. she's seeking as much as $2 million for her book, which would likely cover her husband's repeat sexting scandals and also her presidential bid. and the border wall is catching heat from liberal lawmakers who only want bridges, so he issued a challenge to democrats while appearing on tucker carlson tonight. >> i think they're all just drunk on money and power, and that's all they care about.

and really, i would challenge them to call me, and i'll go to their house, and i'll remove their fence or their walls for them and see how they would like to live without a fence or a wall. or with a gate on their front door or with a lock on their door. i challenge that. and i'll do it for free. abby: wow. >> he's got such a great laugh. abby: earlier does. it is happening, guys. excitement is building. as april the giraffe is finally, finally in labor. is that the tongue? >> not happy. abby: well, right now a team is assemble the baby calf. as you know our eyes have been glued to this live cam as we anxiously await the newborn, now the hooves are starting to make its way out. once the calf is born, the adventure park will have a contest to name it. i think from the beginning the giraffe is pregnant, it's going to be giving birth, i feel like this whole show.

>> and our producers says it's a hoax. that's not true at all. this is happening, people. we just can't bring it to you. it's a little graphic right now. clayton: multiplier it is a beautiful day outside in new york city i hope it's beautiful where you are. rick is out on the plaza. how is it looking, rick? >> it is beautiful. some people out here thought it was a april fools' day with the giraffe. it's happening, and it's happening on a nice weekend. it's a beautiful weekend. a nice weekend. you want a nice weekend for the easter holiday weekend. we have a little bit of rain on the great lakes today, the west, you're looking great. the central part of the country, you'll see a few thunderstorms pop up, primarily strong winds and a little bit of hail, cannot rule out an isolated tornado. so certainly be careful of that. tomorrow, here's your forecast. eastern part of it country, i don't even think you're going to need a jacket for your sunrise services.

so a beautiful one. in addition to easter, it is also tax time coming up tuesday, we have a couple extra days this year for tax day, and a lot of companies are offering deals. so i have seth here, she's from boston market. tell us what boston market was doing on tuesday? >> got a great tax day deal. so for 10.40, you can get a half chicken individual meal, half chicken and two sides of your choice, regular coke, and a cookie. it's a pretty awesome deal. >> just on tuesday? >> just on tuesday. >> boston market. now we've got brian from sunny's barbecue. the head pit master. >> yes, sir. >> all right. what is your deal that you've got going on on tuesday? >> we've got our st. louis ribs that are famous, they're awesome; right? we cook them for four hours, we've got our rib dinner with two sides and bread. grab one of those, eat them up. >> i'm not here for the. i'm just here to eat. >> you've been here a couple

times today; right? >> and this is 10:40 on tuesday. >> 10.40? >> no, that was there. they're half priced. >> half priced. half priced. okay. next year, something along maybe like a 10.99 or -- right here. sunny's barbecue. now we've got bagels, welcome. what is your deliberate going on for tax day? >> yeah. so we're in our seventh year of our annual tax day offer and all of our guests receive bagel bundles for $10.40. >> how much is this normally? >> normally it's about $3.50 more but right now we're saving $3.50. we have almost 300 bake reeze nationwide. >> more savings and finally, conia ice is out on our plaza today giving slushys for everyone. everyone inside is drinking, eating these. >> we appreciate that.

>> do you guys have a deal going on for tax day? >> we certainly do. leslie will let everyone know what's going on. >> yeah. we are giving away free kona ice on tuesday. most people know it's tax filing day but this is our national chillout day. this is the fourth day in a row we have done it. our motto for tuesday is no taxation without relaxation. so come and find a kona ice truck near you. we are a billboard on wheels. we want y'all to be there, enjoy a free kona ice and tweet us @konaice. we'll let you know the closest kona trucks to you. >> no tax acation without relaxation. that's what we've been about all morning long here. guys, relaxation outside and inside. >> so you can get a half-priced rib the day that the government wants an arm and a leg. >> nicely done, john. abby: all right. thank you, rick. pete ran out so fast to those ribs. >> i don't think he's coming back.

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>> season three of the property man with bob massie is back on the fox business network. >> i'm going to help real people who are facing some major problems explain the plans that are changing how americans live and take you

behind the case of properties you have to see to believe. abby: love it. here with more about what to expect this season, host of the property man is fox news legal analyst bob mass autoy. bob, good to see you this morning. >> my premier with you guys, i think it's the first time we've all worked together. it's great to work with you. abby: always great to have you. what can we expect? this is an exciting season. >> yeah. we did 12 shows down in arizona. we did scottsdale, we did tucson, and phoenix. the first one aired last night, it's pretty fascinating about how drones have just taken over for selling of real estate in this country. now, there's a lot of regulations, there's a lot of things people need to look into, either you have to be certified to be able to fly the drone or there are companies that you basically pay as a realtor to do the appropriate, you know, drone. i mean, they could go inside the house, outside the house, panoramic at a views. but you also have neighbors that are saying wait a second,

what's going on here, man? why are you people looking at our property? so there's a privacy issue, but it's happening, and it's just going to continue. pete: so the idea is the more powerful the visual, the likely someone is going to want to buy that place; right? >> yeah. a picture is worth 1,000 words and there's different dimensions. like we showed last night, these different types of technology that i'm sure my 11-year-old grandson knows better than i do. and they go through the house and they have, like, 3d dimensions like of a kitchen. 3d dimensions of, you know, your bedroom. it's remarkable. but it's becoming so prolific that now, those people -- as a matter of fact, the guy we had on last night says that his sales went up over 50%. he actually got certified to fly the drone since he's been reducing that technology. so it's just part of the way it's going to be. abby: the reality. >> you help a lot of people on the property man. one couple in particular in this new episode.

>> yeah. you know we -- we travel, and we talk to people, john, and what we're finding out still in 2017 that they're still having problems with lenders. these particular people were wrongfully literally thrown out of their house. they went to a lawyer, got hired, and i assisted in solving one of the problems that they had, which we lo as though later on in one of the episodes. but what you'll find is that people are still fighting with lenders, there are people that have been living in their home for seven, eight years, haven't made a payment, trying to make a payment, trying to figure out why someone won't take their money. so here we are in 2017 experiencing things that has gone on seven, eight, nine years ago, and that's a poor commentary. at the end of the show i do something called a massie memo and what i do is tie everything up from the show, give them tips hoping to help them solve their problems and of course we have the website and wonderful people like you who allow me to come on and talk about it. abby: we'll be tuning in. you can catch the property man fridays at 8:30 p.m. eastern on fox business network.

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>> welcome back. well, all morning as you know we've been beating the tax season stress right here on the plaza. this is my personal favorite, i wish we had done the whole show from here.

it's the massage chair. i'm here with alise from planet fitness and if you go there between now and saturday, you don't have to be a member to hop into one of these chairs and relax. so you can relax in the had a san josé chairs and read your failing new york times. over to you. abby: pete, the only thing more relaxing than a massage chair is a puppy. look at these guys. these are all adoptable puppies, i think these two are brothers. maybe brother and sister related in some way. are these the cutest things ever? you hold a puppy, you just feel a little bit more relaxed. i'm in a very good place right now. rick, where are you? >> out here playing games, and we've got john back here. so you can either take out aggression on tax day with whack-a-mole or relieve and have some fun. >> that's right. put your mind at ease, play the game away from the taxes for a day, lots of fun. >> you guys can rent out all of these machines. >> we rent out different

stuff, fun time amusement and rent everything to parties, anything you want. >> all right. bring your arcade to your home instead of going out. all right. john, people really want to know about the questions they have on tax day. >> that's right. i'm with personal finance expert aaron allo author of a new book. what's the questions? >> if you sell items on ebay such as golf clubs, do you have to declare that? well, if you find $20 on the street, you have to declare it. so definitely if you sell items on ebay, you have to show on your taxes. >> wow. >> another one from allen in connecticut, he's a consultant that pays for some of his international clients on america. if they pay him back, does he have to be reporting that as income? when they do reimburse him, he does declare that, but it does even out. >> here's a question from sandy in pennsylvania. she says i invested money in a property last year so that i could sell it.

the property did not sell. can i deduct that money that i infested in the house from my taxes? >> now, sandy is a professional in real estate, and she's going to be filing a schedule c, she can likely deduct some of those things. but this is is more of a hobby, she has to wait until she sells. >> bob writes i sold my business this year. what can i do to minimize the capital gain? >> well, one thing he can do is reinvest and open a new business. but if he's not so interested in doing that, this is a great example you should be talking to a professional because they can find all theins and outs of what you can do. >> it is, again, april 15th and that means it's tax day but the government in its largest is giving you the rest of the weekend and until tuesday to get those returns postmarked. >> absolutely. >> all right. aaron, thank you very much. new bike?

yeah, 'cause i got allstate. if you total your new bike, they replace it with a brand new one. that's cool. i got a new helmet. we know steve. it's good to be in (good hands). ..

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