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for >> i'll have a debate with the new york >> times says, bret >> stephens, and a former ambassador to israel, daniel kurtzman also, we're living in an age of revolutions from >> politics to economics, to technology i'll sit down with hello to isaacson to talk about how such forces are shaping america and the world today. and what we can learn from revolutions of the past it's all a preview of my brand new book, age of revolutions i'll bring you my take later in the show, but first i wanted to get right to the terror attack in moscow in which it lives it's 133 people were killed. a branch of isis called islamic state khorasan, or isis-k, claimed responsibility russian authorities upset suspects directly involved in the rampage were arrested near the border of ukraine so what can we make of all of this? and it's bouton laying the groundwork to blame ukraine. i want to bring in daniel bitumen. daniel is the director of georgetown security studies program and a senior fellow at the center for strategic and international studies dan, welcome. i want to ask you first why russia of wires

bret: guy, thoughts? >> well, the white house can say that their hearts go out to this family, but the president did not go out to the wake. he is busy rubbing elbows with stephenaise a lot of money. they are the big money in politics party now. the democrats have been for years. but i think donald trump made it a point to get to that wake, not just to signal his support for law enforcement but to highlight some of the policy failures, yes, that led to this horrible shooting. this was a gunman, allegedly, who had been arrested 21 prior times. and now he has been arrested a 22nd time after apparently murdering a young family man, an nypd officer and the juxtaposition of trump being there, miles away from this big glitzy event for joe biden, which will be very beneficial to their campaign beings moneywise, no doubt about that. i think the images though and the message sent is quite powerful as well. >> bret: guy, radio show you had former secretary of state, former cia director mike pompeo. all this talk and we had the candidate casino, a vp potential particular picks. his name does come up. take a listen to this little segment from your show. >> who is donald tr