of course to our distinguished peter kelly who , law,d many careers politics, community leadership, patient of the arts, we do have our attorney general. thank you for coming, attorney not everyone knows that there are three siblings. as talented as our attorney general is, the brightest and the most attractive is the sister. thank you for coming today as well. there is a serious point here. in the intelligence business, you have to keep secrets. -- yourn any promise learn and you promise. it works better if your partner understand and support to an knows not to ask questions. thank you. appreciate that. a few points i will make about the intli

in addition of course to our distinguished peter kelly who has had many careers, law, politics, community leadership, patient of the arts, we do have our attorney general. thank you for coming, attorney general. not everyone knows there are three siblings. as talented as our attorney general is, the brightest and the most attractive is the sister. thank you for coming today as well. there is a serious point here. in the intelligence business, you have to keep secrets. you learn and you promise never to divulge. it works better if your partner understands and support to an knows not to ask questions. thank you. appreciate that. a few points i will make about the intelligence community. some threats and challenges. i have been asked to talk about the snowden controversy, which i have strong views. then i would like to talk about the way forward and invite some questions. connecticut has produced its fair share of heroes in the intelligence world. i often was invited to the cia to speak to groups and give explanations and talk about what the intelligence does. there is a statue of the patron

colonel ralph peters, with megyn kelly, was explaining no matter what happens, guess who doesn't have that's putin. take a listen. >> putin doesn't have reverse gear. he has won every confrontation with the west since he took power in the late 1990s. he's not going to stop until he hits a wall. a united europe and america need to erecount that wall. i'm not talking about military operations, because comprehensive strategy. unfortunately, the europeans are all about the money and obama, sad to say, is all about domestic politics. so we have no 2001 -- no one to match putin. he's a cruel man, but he has a vision and knows his people. he knows what he wants. he will do what it takes to get it. president obama, sad to say, is always -- i think he probably worries about the political implications of what he has for breakfast. >> meanwhile, the president is sending u.s. navy vessels to the black sea. ironically, a lot of the things we're sending now to send a message are the things that will be cut out of the budget if this goes through. >> i think colonel peters is making a point. a lotkin

peter. >> thanks, heather. >> star studded selfies and pizza deliveries. kellyright is here with the oscars if you missed them. >> it was a great evening. there were plenty of prizes oscar night. the top category went to the favorite. >> and the oscar goes to... 12 years a slave. >> the drama about slavery won the highest honor of the night. best picture of the year 12 years a slave made history as the first movie by a black director to win the award. gravity pulled in 7 oscars including best director best supporting actor for dallas buyer's club and best actress went to cate blanchett for blue jasmine. first time winner matthew mcconaughey for his role in dallas buyer's club. >> whatever it is we look up to and whatever it is we look forward to to that i say all right, all right, all right. >> got to love it all right, all right, all right. >> supporting role for 12 years a slave. >> when i look down at this golden statue, may it remind me at every little time no matter where you are from your dreams are salad. >> an mitted film went to frozen. they may have wo

kelly file" bringing you the news before it happens? >> mark my words, megyn. >>> we'll show you the eye-opening prediction from ralph peters on russia almost a month ago and how he knew it would happen. >>> and then a story you will only see here. >> mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. >> the new, hard-hitting world of d'souza on "the kelly file." >>> we'll have new developments in the search for that missing airplane in a moment. but first we're learning we could be less than 48 hours now to a full senate vote on the president's latest controversial cabinet pick who is not a big fan of the second amendment. welcome to "the kelly file." we're seeing growing opposition to the man tapped to be the next surgeon general, a nomination that could get approved this next wednesday. dr. murphy is the president and co-founder of "doctors for america." a group that used to be called "doctors for obama" which campaigned for the president and advocates for strict gun care laws. including the opposition that would allow the doctors to document whether their patients are gun owners. the group's website describes gun violence as a quote, public health cri

today's closing bell exexchange, kathy jones, kenny pulkari, peter anderson, joe durand, and there's rick santelli in chicago. welcome, everybody. kelly, this market is starting to lose momentum here. what's going on? >> not surprising at all. actually, why hasn't it done this the last couple weeks? i think it's finally catching up with itself. it feels a little tired. certainly the news out of china is not helping. i think people are just investors and traders really are being a little more cautious today and saying, we've tried two or three times to get through the high, we've been unsuccessful, let's take a little off the table and watch it, see where it comes back to. i think it goes to 1860 before if finds another resting point to see what traders then assess at that point. >> joe, what do you think? and how much is this a factor of what's coming out of china? you look at what's happening in copper, if you look at iron ore, the way some of the miners are behaviin behaving, the fact there's talk of how healthy or unhealthy china's credit system is. why does that seem to be the catalyst for this action? >> i don't think today that