k.t. mcfarland, good to see it.xt, critics say president obama is appointing a congressional vote in order to protect his party's from what looked like a bleak midterm election results. former reagan political director ed rollins and the five co-host's ron williams joined us here next. when folks think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. lou: we will be talking with the ron williams and ed rollins here , two of my favorite folks, and just a moment to assess what happened tonight at the white house, what the president said your quotation of the evening from founding father, t

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k.t. mcfarland, former deputy assistant secretary of defense in the reagan administration. k.t., good to see you. i want to ask you how much is this resounding with homeland security? and has this guy, alton nolen, been on homeland security's radar? >> well, here's the problem. we're talking about fighting them over there, which is in the middle east. but we have in fact a bigger and very different problem here at home. and that's this lone wolf terrorist which is what the man in oklahoma is. you don't want to prejudge whatever the situation is. you don't want to call him one thing. but let law enforcement take its path. but it does point out that we have an issue here with homegrown lone wolf terrorists. we've gotten very good in the last decade at finding big terrorist plots. we've been able to track a lot of money moving. we've been able to track operations that have a lot of people in them. we've been able to prevent people, large numbers of people, from of coming over there to here. what we don't have the ability to do is to fine that lone wolf terrorist, homegrown guy.

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k.t. mcfarland, everyone. checking the big board. moving a little lower. i want to move onto apple.d one week from today. apple is expected to unveil the iphone six for the first time. that is generating a lot of buzz. i think this is perhaps the most important. they have a deal with mastercard it will allow you to do what? i can just swipe this across. >> you have a transponder. your mobile phone becomes a secure digital wallet. you sign up for it. it could be an airport. they could be a department store or whatever. you could use your phone. you would have an id in there. you would have what would be called communication. you have these readers that are located around the united states. a number of digital payment processing companies. it is hard to say what will be the most important announcement out of that. the new mobile operating system is going to be more important. there is also the whole ecosystem that they are starting up with a production of the assembly. it will integrate with ios eight. stuart: the announcement next week is probably the biggest event that apple has put

k.t. mcfarland speaking out on the kelly file about what happens long-term if the strikes prove to be ineffective in combating isis. >> six months from now, we'll have a couple of choices, either we leave, we the americans leave and just leave it not having degraded and defeated ices or then put big american boots on the grouped or a likely alternative is if the syrians don't stand up and the iraqis don't work is we turn to the iranians. americans have been beheaded. you got a growing cancer in the middle east of mad dogs, the head hounds of hell are just unleashed in the region. we don't belong in the middle of a civil war. we don't belong in the middle of a shiite/sunni civil war that's going to go on for 30 years. on the other hand we don't just walk away. we stand up, do what we've done. coalition is great. the question will be what happens next? whose boots on the ground? i don't think it's a terrific idea if it's only american boots on the ground. we don't need another iraq war. we've seen how badly that's gone. but on the other hand i don't think you just look the other way. >> the time no

k.t. mcfarland and ambassador john herbst, thank you for joining us tonight. comments. have we not learned yet that the price of victory -- decisive victory cannot come from the air alone? isil has money and earns millions every day. we have to get serious before they find a nuclear weapon. stay tuned. see more of his exclusive interview with rupert murdoch. don't forget to check me out tomorrow at noon eastern on the fox news channel three thank you for joining us, and good night from new york. york. ♪ patented sonic technology with up to 27% more brush movements get healthier gums in two weeks guaranteed. philips sonicare discover the brush that's perfect for you. . neil: great scot! even if the scots stay, there is no guarantee that david cameron stays. we'll hear rupert murdoch, skating a disaster does not mean the british prime minister necessarily avoids disaster. have a look. what happens to him, what does this mean? >> i think if they lose it, if they are splintered, he will probably have to go. just being totally mishandled by everybody on the north s

k.t. mcfarland on how long the war on terror will last.resident has a tough time finding allies abroad. and so we are in the fight now. a fight that mr. obama claims that it will work. but few people believe him when he talks about a broad coalition when he fights the network of death that is the islamic state. but the american people don't have to be geopolitical savants to count all the latest six. it may make a half dozen, but it's only 3% of the nations in the world, and it is by any definition not a broad coalition of any kind. twenty-two arab nations and members of nato, six doesn't get it. the united states and five arab nations carried out strikes in syria is not a broad coalition and the reason folks don't believe president obama when he talked like that is that he simply is not believable and he has a lousy track record of standing with allies that we have had for decades, let alone newly minted ones. here is an example of how the president treats allies before today's u.n. general assembly. >> we cannot abandon the hard work of

k.t. mcfarland, and pulitzer prize winner judith miller. the most polarizing members of the president's cabinet. president obama announcing the resignation of attorney general eric holder and he talked about his legacy. >> it might be reinvigorating and restoring the core mission to what he calls the conscious of the civil rights division. he has been relentless against attacks on the civil rights voting act. no citizen should have to jump through hoops to exercise their most fundamental right. >> the attorney general isn't going anywhere, however. he will stay on until the president nominates a successor and the person is confirmed. joining us is congressman randy forbes, house armed services committee and the house judiciary committee. held in contempt by the house of representatives. >> lou, it was interesting when the the president was speaking the. he suggested that he had appointed mr. holder as america's lawyer and as the people's lawyer. and mr. holder might have been a number of things, but he was anything but america's lawyer, the

k.t. mcfarland was listening and joins us now. interesting there at the end. you heard jennifer griffin asking the question about whether or not the ab sebs of american forward arab controllers basically on the ground is behindering the use of air strikes there along the syrian border where kurdish syrians -- syrian kurds have been under attack. the chairman -- joint chief said, no, it's not a necessity right now. >> what struck me about the press conference was a couple of things. when asked several times about turkey, are they going to participate, are they going to join in, both gentlemen, both the chairman and the secretary said, well, we're in negotiation with them. they have received a lot of refugees. there have been 1.3 million refugees into turkey in just the last week alone. the question what does turkey do? how do they participate? do they join the coalition? do they seal the border between syria and turkey? if they join the coalition, do they join with air strike? would they potentially offer boots on the ground, or would they continue to do what t

k.t. mcfarland and ambassador john herbst, thank you for joining us tonight.f your comments. have we not learned yet that the price of victory -- decisive victory cannot come from the air alone? isil has money and earns millions every day. we have to get serious before they find a nuclear weapon. stay tuned. see more of his exclusive interview with rupert murdoch. don't forget to check me out tomorrow at noon eastern on the fox news channel three thank you for joining us, and good night from new york. york. ♪ [ breathing deeply ] [ inhales deeply ] [ sighs ] [ inhales ] [ male announcer ] at cvs health, we took a deep breath... [ inhales, exhales ] [ male announcer ] and made the decision to quit selling cigarettes in our cvs pharmacies. now we invite smokers to quit, too, with our comprehensive program. we just want to help everyone, everywhere, breathe a little easier. introducing cvs health. because health is everything. introducing cvs health. know that chasing performance and fewer choices in retirement. know that proper allocation could help increase ret

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k.t. mcfarland. what are we to make that 12 americans are believed to be directly fighting with terrorists in iraq and syria? >> i met earlier this week with the turkish president, and he said that there are -- i mean, they have a porous border between turkey and syria. they know they don't need to get a visa. they travel freely around europe. they move across turkey, and they go through turkey into syria and do the fighting. they can come back, and nobody knows they've ever been there. there's no -- nobody is stamping on the passport, you know, you have been fighting with terrorists. that remains a significant problem. there is also potential for illegal americans entering into the united states over the porous southern border, and then there's a third threat, which is americans are already here lone wolves, people who decide, you know, i'm really attracted for whatever sick reason. they go on-line and get radicalized and also go on-line and know how to build a suicide vest, pressure cooker bomb and

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k.t. mcfarland said about this in our last half an hour.get serious about sanctions. stuart: take us through an event. >> this is the president opportunity to lay out what he expects in the coming months. an announcement about extended airstrikes. stuart: they have to meet with congressional meetings tomorrow. is it a speak in front of a campaign audience? the most high-value, the most come in prime time. that is not going to happen. president obama will meet with congressional leaders to lay out a strategy before he makes that. >> the man that many referred to, he is on why he is disturbed by the white house. a pm eastern. what we have here, herman cain on president obama's political position to delay action until after the midterms. paper towels, hand sanitizers. later, nfl teams going. specialty sandwiches at the stadium. next, we introduce you to the top soccer in the unitee states. wait until you see how he earned that title. ♪ [ hoofeats ] i wish... please, please, please, please, please. [ male announcer ] the wish we wish above all.