sexton: there's divisions in 1914.'m glad to hear in kansas city there's no longer divisions between ku and missou. [laughter] stage in 1914? obviously the outbreak of an epochal, transformative conflict in europe is going to change the world. america is going to try to not get involved and is not going to be able to insulate itself from the contagion. the context is not just international. it is also domestic context in the united states. 1914, the tail end of a decades long process of ,ndustrialization, urbanization transformation of the nation's demography from immigration. ofs is the great peak period immigration in american history, the three or four decades before 1914. inis not a single entity 1914, and that is essential to understanding what happens thereafter. to make two more points about what is important in 1914, what do we need to know before we start thinking about the united states and its entanglement in this great conflict? the first thing we need to know is about america's foreign policy. i woulds for

and, today, outnumbered nationally syndicated radio host and former cia analyst buck sexton is with us. stunning, indeed, right? let's move. >> yeah, i think al franken believed that he would be able to ride this out until the last 24, 48 hours. i think he thought he was good to go. this is absolutely stunning. >> harris: here's al franken speaking just moments ago during his resignation. >> some of the allegations against me are simply not true. others, i remember very differently. i said at the outset that the ethics committee was the right venue for these allegations to be heard and investigated and evaluated on their merits. that i was prepared to cooperate fully and that i was confident in the outcome. >> harris: franken, as you

buck sexton. there is a photo circulating on the internet. we don't have access to it and won't share it with our viewers, it is graphic. it shows a man down i would guess he is probably mid to late 20s with dark hair and you can see clearly a shirt that had covered his stomach has been removed and there are charred black marks on his abdomen level. if all that appears to be what it is, then he did indeed have some sort of explosive device on his body and either he set it off or it went off prematurely. that man now is in custody. >> the reality is that whatever somebody tries to build a suicide vest there is a skill level involved in it. if we're talking about -- that's what is most likely here -- if we're talking about somebody who was self-radicalized and therefore had no connections with any known extremist groups anywhere, wouldn't have likely had the exposure to bomb making in a firsthand expert fashion. so he may have -- i would say it looks likely that he tried to create an improvised explosive device and create a suicide vest with it

far end is another writer i admire greatly both a political writer and nonobvious named jared makes sexton. [applause]. in his book is called people will rise upon the waters of your sure. terrific words, jared. jared's work has appeared in the "new york times", new republic salon and he's currently crater of writing professor at georgia southern university. please welcome jerry and kevin. [applause]. gentlemen it's a pleasure to have you here and in reading your books it reminded me of why i enjoyed books like this so much because of the deep story telling and smart analysis and it was nice to read them together intend him because kevin takes us back through years and years going back to the 19th century of american culture and how we reveal things like forgeries and humbug and fake news and then jared gives us a more kind of up the minute approach based on what he saw during the 26 election and how it carried forward into our everyday discourse and i will tell you jared is not shy on twitter if you have checked out his twitter account. out to start with kevin and say going back to the be

finally the sexton had to clear up the confusion. what had happened was, he had already moved the body once, in anticipation of the new monument. he knew exactly where poe's body was, he knew which body he was moving. no need to worry. poe is buried under his monument. his mother-in-law is with him. his wife, they moved him from the bronx. his wife died two years before he did. by the time it was decided to build his monument, they had already built over the cemetery and moved all the bodies, but poe's biggest fan, and william mcgill, went to the cemetery and rescued poe's bones. he kept them in a box and invited people to come and touch the bones of anabel lee. then they and maybe that is a bad idea. now they are buried next to her husband. has three roses because there are three people under the monument. this museum is the only literary museum in richmond. one of only a few in the country. it helps preserve our literary heritage. it reminds us that a big part of who we are is not just our culture, not just the visual arts but the

sexton we don't know where we'd be. we were so grateful to find him. dr. sexton is a pediatric god. >> reporter: to make his young patients feel at ease, he wears superhero t-shirts. >> do you have one of those t-shirts on every single day? >> every day. and i teach kids that they're something special and they're super. we're all handicapped. mine, the world can see, but we're all struggling with something, and my disability gives me credibility. >>> action! >>> coming up next -- the very good actor. who's become the good doctor. >> one that comes with a bright responsibility to portray him as an authentically as possible. we're taking you behind the scenes. >> i think shaun could co-exist in the real world. >>> we'll be right back. ♪ hello again. hi. ♪ ♪ get up to $400 towards a galaxy note8 or s8 with qualifying trade-in. only on samsung.com your body was made for better things than rheumatiod arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist move to another treatment, ask if xeljanz xr is right for you. xeljanz xr is a once-daily pill for adults with modera

cia analyst, buck sexton is here and he is outnumbered. happy boxing day to you. >> merry christmas. we have a few more days of merry christmas going on. >> jessica: is going to be every day now forever because of president trump. >> kennedy: now obama can't stop us from saying merry christmas anymore. >> lisa: let celebrate holidays, a winter white house and mar-a-lago treating on christmas day i hope everyone is having a great christmas. and tomorrow, back to work in order to make america great again which is happening faster than anyone anticipates. central to the republican message in 2018, the call for democrats to join with a look into things done. your senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and the president. >> i really do believe you're going to have a lot of bipartisan work done and maybe we start with infrastructure because i believe infrastructure can be bipartisan. >> the one thing to say about this year, was pretty partisan. i don't think most of our democratic colleagues want to do nothing and there are areas i think we can

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next on american history tv, historians j sexton and for keen discuss event leading up to u.s. entry into world war i. the historians, and on audio clips from enter the peace broker, a five-part dramatized world war i podcast series by british playwright, martin wade. discussion and a highlight president woodrow wilson's attempt to negotiate peace amongst the belligerents before america entered world war i in april of 1917. the national world war i museum in kansas city, missouri hosted this event. good evening and welcome to the national world war i museum and memorial, here in kansas, missouri. i am the curator of education and it is my absolute pleasure and honor to welcome you all here this evening for a fantastic conversation that we get to enjoy with c-span and with chrome radio. for those of you who are new to our museum, this museum is not, in fact, new. two weeks after the armistice was signed, kansas city and can together and wanted to create a memorial for those who lived through and those who died in the world war. raised $2.5y million to build the structure that we

their communications relatively secure, it's not possible to prevent 100% of these. >> harris: buck sexton, always good to see you. we will have continuing coverage on the terrorist attempt in new york city including more information on the suspect in that explosion. all eyes on the state of alabama as raymore and doug jones are making a final push ahead of tomorrow's special election. stay close. >> don't let anyone tell you this is an election of choices, it is not that. we know who we are in alabama. we know who we are, this is an election to tell the world who we are. patrick woke up with back pain. but he has work to do. so he took aleve. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right now. only aleve has the strength to stop tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. aleve. all day strong. it's what's insiden't the person who opens it. give ancestrydna, the only dna test that can trace your origins to over 150 ethnic regions. save 30% for the holidays at ancestrydna.com. >> it's also part of the scheme of political parties today and political candidates and both p

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cia analyst, buck sexton is here and he is outnumbered.oxing day to you. >> merry christmas. we have a few more days of merry christmas going

and, today, outnumbered nationally syndicated radio host and former cia analyst buck sexton is with us. stunning, indeed, right? let's move. >> yeah, i think al franken believed that he would be able to ride this out until the last 24, 48 hours. i think he thought he was good to go. this is absolutely stunning. >> harris: here's al franken speaking just moments ago during his resignation. >> some of the allegations against me are simply not true. others, i remember very differently. i said at the outset that the ethics committee was the right venue for these allegations to be heard and investigated and evaluated on their merits. that i was prepared to cooperate fully and that i was confident in the outcome. >> harris: franken, as you know, we have been covering, has faced mounting pressure in just the past 24 hours amid this latest allegation. as of this morning, at least 36 democratic senators have called on franken to step down. and buck, we know from yesterday, some of them made those pleas in person and by phone. among them elizabeth warren of massachusetts. >> it snowballed and it

our first question is coming from this gentleman. >> this is for professor sexton. about military deployments and the way the military was the right size and correctly deployed. what about our foreign of and diplomatic war? do you think it was correctly deployed and had the right people? as we saw the u.s. military change and get ready in 1918, did our diplomatic it more important with japan before the war? >> fantastic question about america's foreign service and diplomatic corps that traditionally the united states had had a very inept foreign service and a small state department. there is a great story in the 1890's about the longest-serving clerk in the state department was bicycling down the road in washington, d.c., and one observer said to another, there goes our state department. that was about the size and power of it. there were important reforms in the late 19 century which professionalized the foreign service, which brings some kind of administrative regulation to it. so i would say the story nears more or less what we are hearing about the military, it

next on american history tv, historians j sexton and for keen discuss event leading up to u.s. entry into world war i. the historians, and on audio clips from enter the peace broker, a five-part dramatized world war i podcast series by british playwright, martin wade. discussion and a highlight president woodrow wilson's attempt to negotiate peace amongst the belligerents before america entered world war i in april of 1917. the national world war i museum in kansas city, missouri hosted this event. good evening and welcome to the national world war i museum and memorial, here in kansas, missouri.

their work up you would have to nudism and if you don't like up there would you spray it on the floor sextonand i would come here every week summer and winter to bring food and not some to the homeless and living in folks' migrans there are more of them now the government is doing nothing all of us here go in tears to her suv nothing from the government that i wanted to. we had to build this fence to protect our communal. people your innate obviously cost money it was very nice solution we could come up with but it's not sufficiently. over the past two years paris has seen a number of makeshift migrant camps take root before being demolished in a number of cases migrants put up resistance when more sorties moved in to clear them out resulting in violent clashes. president macross office has responded to the open letter saying also artists are aware of the difficult situation in the district but it's up to the interior ministry to find a solution political analyst nicol america bitch says the government's not learning from past mistakes. we've got over two hundred thousand migrants coming int

shortly after buck sexton appeared on "fox and friends." >> we want to know whether the dossier was a clinton funded opposition research document to weaponize the intelligence community against a campaign. howie: the president tweeted the fbi cannot verify claims in dossier. but the president sending a different message in and half-hour sit-down with the "new york times" at mar-a-lago. he says while the mueller probe makes the country look bad and puts the country in a bad position, he still hopes he will be treated fairly. mollie hemingway, cathy areu, and mara liasson. molly, with all these attacks on. what else the takeaway for journalists. mollie: we had all this media coverage on how he was going to fire knewer. and everything he's saying is contradicting this. i know he's not the most of consistent person. but in that "new york times" interest vaive was emphatic that he didn't see himself getting rid of robert mueller. howie: the president was asked if he would push for a reopening of the hillary clinton email investigation. he said i have the absolute right to do what i want wi

buck sexton is here. and he's the host of the tom shillue show on fox news radio. it's tom shillue. let's see if we can. >> everyone else here has a show named after them except me. kennedy: the year is young. let's talk about this a little bit. we have a fight not only for control of congress but for the souls of these two parties. who do you have think comes out on top in the 2018 mid-term. >> i think democrats will pick up some seats. but i don't think it's that big of a deal. next year, it's big bill. but the thing is. he doesn't visibility friends as as -- as it is with republicans it's a very little majority as it is. i said something smart the other day on tv. losing seats for a president is not necessarily that bad faith a thing. look at bill clinton, krat with america. remember that? wave election. he was re-elected in a landslide. kennedy: but that was before the trouble, shall we say. and president trump was in fact impeached. so if democrats gain control of the house of representatives, will there be a fast track to impeachment? that what the eager progressive members of

statement chastising law enforcement for interrogating family members, ex-cia analyst and radio host mark sextonng them tweeting sorry, our son tried to blow up a lot of you on your way to work today but the cops were kind of rude to us. after that. we want answers. former talkshow host montel williams discussed it posting on twitter this moronic, offensive, morally indefensible statement just cost chair national my support. i am done. hula will make his first court appearance from his hospital bed today, came 7 years ago to the extent the family chain migration program allowing him in because a visa in the lottery. >> lottery system and chain migration, we are going to end them past. congress must get involved immediately and they are involved, they will be ended. >> centers for immigration, 99% of the 12,000 immigrant visas where family best. he is facing criminal possession of a weapon, supporting an active terrorism and making a terroristic threat. >> the city council making moves that will make it difficult for police to do their job. this fox news alert, the us making a move to get kim jun

buck sexton, you have been on the story all day long. what do you think happened?o you think it accidentally detonated and was head for one of the major subway terminals where people were waiting to get on one of those morning trains? >> it's hard to tell. he was not a skilled bomb maker and that prevented this from being a mass casualty attack. the news cycle is he's such an imbecile, look another dumb terrorist, no one died. this was a suicide bomber. people should use that term. he had a suicide vest on. i see it reported as a pipe bomb strapped to his chest. i have seen those many times in the field and seen those at home. that's a suicide vest. it's not just a way he was carrying a pipe bomb. kennedy: what about the car attacks that we have seen. >> if he had gone with a car attack, one of my concerns is on the for would-be jihadis out there will say doing the diy bomb maker is much less likely to creating mass casualties. from the isis narrative perspective this was the infiltration of an ideologically aligned jihadist who could have blown up and lot of peopl

lisa boothe, and buck sexton. and media reporter at "the hill" overconcha returns. -- overconch overjoe -- joe co. >> president trump was president trump when that effect was sent. so what's illegal by the. if he's sworn in and he says i'm national security advisor. i don't see what is illegal there. he has to embrace -- kennedy: is there a stretch between sending a text and the excitement in the moment. and there are so many opportunities, and a potential deal he had for a dozen nuclear reaction fors to be built with russia in the middle east. >> that was left out of -- i think it was the "new york times" that wrote this piece. they said he may have had. that's critical. if it's i used to work on this thing and it paifts the way for good academic activity, you may think it's gross or unseemly. i think flynn is too cozy with russia. but once again they are using gross to imply criminal. there is nothing in that story that anybody can point to. kennedy: a lot of this stuff adds up some gross, tack crane annoying. -

and bring in buck sexton, analyst, what do you make of this, significant or too little too late?> i think it will certainly be helpful to the ukrainian military. it's late in the game, the break away regions of eastern ukraine, it's a stealth russian invasion. it's not fair to say that these are separatist area. they've been in a static warfare there's not much change in grounds and whenever the russians want to push the advantage. more advanced equipment. heavy weaponry and heavy armor can show up and give the pro separation forces advantage over the ukrainians. the bigger issue, i think, here, is what this does to the narrative that donald trump is a putin puppet. because this, more so than any harsh words or any commentary that trump may have made at a g20 summit or an interview on one of the other broadcast networks, this is going to upset the kremlin and this has a real outcome that could involve russian soldiers, dying as a result of the infusion of weapons. everybody who thinks that trump is a stooge of the kremlin may have to take notice and say maybe we were wrong about

join us live from new york and nationally syndicated radio host an analyst bob sexton.nk you for being with us. i'm so excited you're the perfect guy to have on the news. >> thank you, gillian. happy to be here. so far it sounds like the kremlin has confirmed the white house has confirmed the call to place. put and reached out to president trump to thank him for providing this intelligence terror attack. you sense any juicy nuggets out of the story? would you make of it? >> bolthole dynamics at play here. for one, remainder of the fact regardless of any particular diplomatic spat that we may have with the country in this case russia over the russia collusion story, there is going to be a u.s. hand in counterterrorism against global jihadist wherever we can have it. we will do whatever we can to help nations across the board fight against the scourge and we know that there was a jihadist plot. they're pretty been disrupted and attempted off against the west and america. this is an opportunity here for all of us to be reminded this is a civilization against barbarism on t

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carley: here the break down the key players former cia officer buck sexton. you tell us why lawmakers are concerned they are bias against president trump essentially? >> what you have seen here is a series of high-level of doj and fbi officials who have been involved at key points. not just in the russia-collusion information but -- investigation but also in the hillary e-mail investigation and when you talk about who is going to be testifying this week, this is something who met with fusion gps, the fusion gps, so-called dossier, may have been the basis for the counterintelligence investigation that led to the russia collusion investigation. so in a sense, you have someone here who may have been around and involved in the very origin of all this russia-conspiracy mongering and has a wife working for fusion gps. at some point the coincidence is piled up too high. rob: the deputy director, interim at one point, and the conflict there is that his wife had gotten money, she's a state senator in, i believe, virginia and she had gotten money from some hillary clin

digital government, morgan wright and former nypd intelligence division and former cia analyst buck sextonh. >> hi. >> shannon: buck, i want to us, as somebody who has worked in this field from the law enforcement perspective, how important with that information from big tech to be and what are your concerns about it being released under any circumstance? >> governor cuomo is in a position where he feels like he has to come up with some kind of solution, some way to prevent this in my future, but relying on tech companies do police content is just simply not going to work. there has been a long time and effort to knock down pro jihadi twitter accounts. an effort to knock down certain websites, all good for the period up time for this postingn the sites to figure out we have to go somewhere else. when you add on the difficulty of getting into these newly encrypted apps and the different chat rooms and ways that the jihadist community has communicating on top of trying to decipher what in fact is jihadist versus islamist versus just -- they are all these distinctions. it is particularly comp

buck sexton, former cia officer, and an obama campaign policy advisor. welcome to both of you.id, let me start with you. it's like a family tree, and you keep extending it out. glen simp's wife had these connections, all of these ties to the clinton campaign. how can these people be impartial when it comes to investigating either hillary clinton before the election or president trump and his team during the campaign? >> it's important that fox news did the investigative work to break the story, and congrats to you and james rosen, and this is an important story and we need to get to the bottom of it. the latest information is particularly concerning, because it suggests that orr's wife was working for fusion gps. that would suggest he would a conflict of interest under the doj guidelines. could be a financial conflict and a personal conflict, because she was apparently being paid by fusion gps and had an interest in supporting fusion gps. that's of concern. we don't know exactly what orr's role was in the investigation. it's also important to note now that the special council's

into the conversation former nypd commissioner bernie care rick -- kerik, and former fbi agent buck sexton. he was targeting tunnels boeing to times square, why did he choose port authority in your view? >> first of all we're glad him and his device was pretty much a dud, right? why does he pick port authority, why does he pick times square? you probably have between half a million and a million people that will to through that hub on any given morning at that time. so if he had a device, the device was substantial. the device was working, he could have caused a lot of damage, a lot of death, and enormous amount of chaos. trish: a paying bomb like that could? what is -- >> he had a defective device probably. smaller device low-tech. i heard reports five to 8:00-inch pipe bomb, the way he had it strapped to his body. he probably picked it up out of "inspire" magazine or somewhere else. with somebody that knew what they were doing with a backpack on that was loaded with explosives, we would have had chaos. in this case him and his device were a dud and we're lucky for it. trish: you've been

joining us is buck sexton, former nypd intelligence specialist.o you think this was, one former nypd guy says this is isis-inspired. do you believe that? >> yeah, most likely. we don't have the evidence just yet although i think we probably will. stuart: that would be a direct, connection, right? >> some of these guys they have been told by isis, write out a note, bring it to the scene, leave something at home. they want people -- when it is isis-inspired, or isis-connected they want to make it crystal clear i did it for islamic state. this is different than idealogically predid i posed to do this because isis wants you to. stuart: they were going through the isis chat rooms, santa claus bomb, times square. >> there were known jihadi chat room forums. some they put out as propaganda. holidays are heightened threat, people are on edge. they have been threatening members of the uk royal family. they have been threatening the vatican. they have been threatening times square. it was santa claus, dynamite, see you in times square soon. times square was

lisa: we have buck sexton with us now to answer some of these questions.about these rumors that he may retire? what are your -- >> -- i think the top ranks of the fbi are preparing for what's going to be a very difficult 2018. we have some clear indications of that with first of all mccabe egg stepping down early. even bigger is the notion that they will not answer questions that they clearly have answers to. they are saying it's because an inspector general investigation. this all centers around thes to yea, the time line of events stretch from the hillary clinton email investigation all the way through into president day russia collusion investigation. they are being asked questions behind closed doors. we are not getting the full accepts of what was said and not said. we do know they are withholding information. pete: you refer to that two committees that grilled andrew mccapable for seven and a half hours last week. late last week into the christmas weekend. he announced that he is likely going to retire in march. he is the deputy fbi director. worked

here to investigate the investigators cia officer buck sexton.. >> good to see you. steve: let's start at the very beginning. you have folks at the fbi and doj, right? >> absolutely. what's happening right now is people are beginning to see that there is a nexus of these different figures that were involved in key nodes of both the hillary clinton email investigation. steve: right. >> and then also the russia collusion probe. a lot of democrat voters, democrat tied individuals here. steve: oh, yeah, andrew mccabe. let's start with him. in fact, his wife ran for state congress in virginia as a democrat. >> that's right. close relationship with terry mcauliff, whom we all know from his political career and then you also have him appearing in the texts that have been released from strzok. and it's believed now, we haven't confirmed this yet, which is why his testimony will be so interesting. he is the andy referred to by a couple other fbi folks as the office that they were discussing, the insurance policy and the anti-trump insurance policy, which