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. >>> we'll bring in pete hegseth for concerned veterans for americans and get to your gitmo story inwant your reaction to the interview with congressman moulton. he has a guy who works for him who's a veteran. tried for two days to get the v.a. on the phone to schedule an appointment, and was so frustrated. when i'm interviewing the congressman, he said that the government was going to spend $620 million to come up with an app that does something that's already out there in the private sector which would allow these veterans to pretty much with the click of a button schedule their own appointments, use an app on a smartphone. where is the disconnect? >> typical v.a., typical government. they try to use a proprietary system instead of using technology we already use on our smartphone. this is a simple concept. a smartphone where you schedule your own appointment. it earthwatch a great idea, a pilot -- it's a great idea, a palo alto a great program. it's about transparency. vets have no idea when it's calling 1-800 numbers to wait on hold. it's not a silver bullet solution, but tell fo

our panel is pete hegseth with an infantry platoon leader in guantanamo bay when he was serving in the army. president obama released plans to close it. republican candidates are promising to keep it open. pete, you were there, tell was we don't know about gitmo. >> the caricature the president creates is it's a gulag. it's the finest detention facility in the world. if you compare it to what it would cost to send them here and try them in our court. it wouldn't be that substantial. the land release from the cubans is for $2,000 a year and they don't cash the check. we bent over backwards for these guys. 300 satellite television channels. they get all the amenities they might want. the same healthcare the guards get from the same doctors. dvds and video games. kennedy: the way you describe is sounds like beaches. >> my juvie wasn't that good. kennedy: judge napolitano calls it devil's island because there is no due process. and it's easy to propagandize this place that it's impossible to get off of and have your day in court. sandra: the republican candidates turned this into an opport

jon: joining us now, pete hegseth and gillian turner formerly of the white house national security staffer presidents busch and obama. the chiefs of police are obviously worried about isis and its ability to reach into america and recruit terrorists right here at home. why can't we be better at preventing that? >> it's a relatively new threat. in the aftermath of 9/11. counter-terrorism officials were focused on two kind of terrorism. foreign and domestic. with the emergence of isis on the scene two years ago, that pair dime has been blown wide open with hope grown terrorism. and what we now know is through the internet, isis is able to connect with people they never had physical contact with and inspire them to commit acts in their names. this is the kind of threat we are facing at home. reporter: the vast majority of terror attacks have been conducted by people who have lived in this country at least five years. what does that say about the ideology and it appeal? >> you are exactly right. even though we have concerns about our southern borderer which is porous. the problem we face is

i talked to pete hegseth and he showed everybody what it was like down there. he showed the prayer rugs and everything to make it as comfortable as possible. >> there i no legitimate argument. i thought pete hegseth's segment was terrific. but even that fell short of one point. pete made the point the detainees get the say medical care as our troops. but the detainees at guantanamo get better medical care than tens of millions of working americans. critics of guantanamo have never been about conditions at guantanamo. it's direct at the bush re jeep and overall against the united states of america. and there is a side of it although i don't want them on american soil. i don't want those terrorists here. but given how great the conditions are down there. i would love to see them ina super max prison in colorado or out in the general population where they could make new friend. but the left has portrayed guantanamo as treblenca with palm trees and it's not so. bill: aew video coming into "america's newsroom" showing the destruction left behind. martha: we'll show

thanks, pete hegseth. harris: nice to see you. andrea: "happening now" starts right now. severe weather. three deaths yesterday and now moving east. >> tornados and heavy wind and rain. weather watches in the carolinas, we are covering all of the news now. >> now we are winning, winning, winning. >> the trump train on the roll after the third straight victory. >> soon the country will start winning, winning. >> will gop leadership to get on board. is it too late for trump opponents to rally behind the candidate. >> plus, president obama determined to close the gitmo prison. >> keeping this system open is contrary to our values. >> which side will prevail. >> an amazing discovery in the florida pandhandle. century's old proof of a long lost settlement all "happening now". >>> and we begin on this wednesday with the presidential primary race. it is taking a turn many republicans did not expect. i upon am jon scott. >> and i am jenna lee. donald trump is speaking at regal university in virginia beach. the front runner looks more and more unstoppable. >> you know we were not

today's #oneluckyguy, welcome back fox news contributor and iraq and ban goon veteran, pete hegseth. are "outnumbered," yet again. >> you are a busy guy. >> it has been a busy day. we'll get to some of that. andrea: we'll get to it. donald trump is expected to make very

but you also had the chance now with peter hegseth -- he joins us right now. petem majority community. >> that's right. also now has the first muslim majority on the city council. so four of the six city council recently controlled by muslim americans. it was a fascinating time. we figured we'd check it out. a bit of a preview surrounding the city of detroit. and more changes are coming. here's what we found on the ground. ♪ this is hamtramck, michigan. in 2013 it became the first muslim majority city in america. >> i don't see it anything other than us moving forward to better this city and this community into the new future. >> this council member is part of the new city council. >> i never see myself as a muslim council member. this is where america in reality is happening. right now. you see the multitude of different cultural, different backgrounds, all getting along. >> in the school, students speak 27 different languages. young muslims here dress in western clothing and say they're assimilated. >> anybody that comes from overseas, like the number one city, b

now, pete hegseth, he served in gitmo as well as at iraq and afghanistan, he just went down exclusivelyanged. the types of accommodations they have and he's going to be reporting with us. he's going to be here on the couch tomorrow to discuss. >> didn't look too bad. we had house speaker paul ryan talking about the president wanting to close guantanamo bay and paul ryan saying it's not a good idea and that congress will do everything they can to stop it. listen. >> the best way forward to prevent that from happening which is our border state governors who had standing in court went and sued the administration and guess what, he didn't get the executive amnesty. it's not happening because we were successful. whenever he does one of the actions is take the best way forward we can come up with to get the best result which is to stop him from doing it. >> congress wants to stop him, but keep in mind this is the thing that the president promised first thing in office he would do. he's coming to the end of his tenure. he's going to probably pull out all the stops to close gitmo. you'll see hi

we've got our own pete hegseth here and we first want to show you a clip from that from that documentarykenneth. you're their father. >> we are like a firehouse. when the need arises it's as serious as a heart attack. >> i'm not going to leave you. i'm not going anywhere. i'm going to stay right with you. >> pete, brain injuries, invisible wounds, that's why the hot lines are set up, but if they don't work why are they in place? >> if you're a veteran and you're suicidal and you're getting a voice mail, a large number are going to voice mail, how much does that increase the chances of you harming yourself? it go a text from a friend of mine who works on the front lines of combating veterans suicides in minnesota and it's really the bureaucracy that's incapable of delivering quality service. they're trying to do the best they k. they can't handle all the calls. the system reroutes them to the voice mail and just the thought of a veteran who's suicidal getting a voice mail, this a powerful depiction. >> so it's horrible. congress has a proposed fix. merging v.a. hospitals with military hos