leif babin joins us on overtime show talking extreme ownership and lots more. now. "happening now". is the taliban coming back in afghanistan? >> new information on the terror group getting much stronger and new information on the deadly whale watching accident. we may know why it killed five people and knowing when to say when to alcohol. if you take one month off of the sauce. it is all "happening now".

we're pleased to welcome leave babin. author, put up the book. extreme owner ship, how u.s.avy seals lead and win. yes this do. how-to guy applying navy seal mojo to everyday life. good to see you. i don't know if we can outnumber you but you are technically outnumbered today. >> as seals that is what we like to be. harris: sounds good. >> stir up the hornets nest. harris: that would be us.

commander jack -- jocko and elise babin. luck i couldn't.itary general, i assume both of you guys follow military news closely. where are we? is the u.s. military on the downside? what's going on? >> we're definitely on the downside. and i think the front line troops are frustrated. if you look what's going on in the world right now, there is a lot of bad players, bad actors on the move and we are showing our military that we are slashing aircraft, we are slashing troops. tens thousands of contact troops, armor, ships. >> do you believe commander wilnik that the basic soldier, marine knows this? do you think they know it. >> they absolutely know it. >> how do you know it. >> when you go to the front lines, training itself, you have got guys if you and i were going to get ready to prepare for war we would want to shoot a bullets thousands of them. when those numbers goes up. the types of weapons we get to use go down and not prepared as we should be. >> you both concur under the obama administration the emphasis away from the military is hurt

dumbacher. >> chairman babin, i agree with what mr. cooke just said. in execution of sls and orion until i left the agency, termination liability, having to withhold that work, or having to hold that money back each year meant that it was that amount of work we were not making progress with across sls and orion. it was an impact to the program, an impact to our schedule. and it was an annual issue that we had to deal with both from a government policy implementation perspective and corporate risk management strategy perspective. >> thank you. now i recognize the gentlewoman from maryland. >> mr. dumbacher, in your prepared statement you referred to the national academy's pathways to exploration report and note its recommendations quote, should serve as a basis for overall plan and strategy for human exploration. this subcommittee and the house call for a human exploration road map in the house-passed 2015 nasa authorization bill. i just wonder what your views are on the key thrusts made by the pathways report and whether nasa's strategy of earth relian

leif babin joins us on overtime show talking extreme ownership and lots more. "happening now" starts right now. "happening now". is the taliban coming back in afghanistan? >> new information on the terror group getting much stronger and new information on the deadly whale watching accident. we may know why it killed five people and knowing when to say when to alcohol. if you take one month off of the sauce. it is all "happening now". >> but we begin with the republican presidential hopefuls facing off in boulder colorado. i am jon scott. >> and i am jenna lee. first time donald trump is not the obvious front runner. ben carson is gaining momentum in recent polls. q have more in colorado >> it puts a lot of pressure on donald trump. and how he answers questions and now he can't say i am leading everywhere in all of the states and nationally. both in iowa waand nationally mr. carson was in the lead. mr. trump was there talking to the iowa wavoters and seemed hopeful and pleading that iowa help him get back on the polls. >> iowa will you get your numbers up, pleas

babin: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i feel compelled to speak tonight on an issue that impacts the safety and the security of our country. there's a grave threat to our national security that no one seems to want to talk about or to address. we talk around it. we allude to it, look the other way, or vainly hope it will just go away. but sticks -- but sticking our heads in the sand won't make it go away. instead the threat is going and a lack of foresight, knowledge and action on our part could jeopardize the future of our children and grandchildren. the threat i'm referring to is the refugee resettlement act. today i want to share with my colleagues and the nation some very important aspects of the refugee resettlement program which i hope will result in serious debate and effective re-evaluation of our current refugee resettlement policies. after events like 9/11 and the boston marathon bombing, you would think that america would have implemented a more rigorous screening process for allowing entry into the un

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commander leif babin goes "on the record" tonight. >> what do you think of the decision to send 50 special op.s to syria. >> it's pretty frustrating to see that happen. i think it's too little too late certainly. we have had a vested interest in what's going on in syria for a long time. what really bothered me most of all was the fact that the white house is talking about there is no military solution to isis. in fact, the only solution to isis is a military solution. >> so, what do you think is going on at the white house? you say there is no military solution. yet, they are sending military there. they claim it's not mission creep but they are sending more today than were there yesterday. they said they are not in combat and yet we lost somebody in combat last week. why is the white house -- i mean, is the military -- i mean, when the military hears these things, does the military think, you know, this is a little bit crazy what the white house is saying? >> look, i think our men and women in uniform are focused on defeating our nation's enemies. and they are ready and willing to do so t

one of the leif babin. the number one rule to leading is accountability. owning your mistakes.admitting them. it doesn't sound like there's a lot of that going on in washington and it just gets worse. >> this stuff is really insulting with federal employees, ought to be stopped. with the shutdown year or two go they had a sellout forms, are your employees essentials or non-essential? we found out the irs said 90% of their employees were nonessential. maybe we are going to learn something but it turns out if you are not essential during the shutdown you don't have to come in but you still get paid. during the government shut down we paid more money than when it is open, we got no work done, we had to pay all the people not to work. >> nothing ever changes. >> i am always talking about the impossibility of getting rid of bad teachers in education. people associate government, jobs with i am not going to get fired, if i do a bad job, involved in a scandal, i am not sure how you change it and others then eliminate the overstuffed bureaucracy and start streamlining and the problem i

commander babin and lt. commander wilkin. gook with extreme ownership.nk you both. >> thank you. >> major update. exirs official lois lerner that's next. plus, the longest, most powerful hurricane, the strongest most powerful hurricane making landfall in mexico. "on the record" is tracking the dangerous storm. jeb bush: this president, with all due respect, believes that america's leadership and presence in the world is not a force for good. america has led the world and it is a more peaceful world when we're engaged the right way. we do not have to be the world's policeman. we have to be the world's leader. we have to stand for the values of freedom. who's going to take care of the christians that are being eliminated in the middle east? but for the united states, who? who's going to stand up for the dissidents inside of iran that are brutalized each and every day? but for the united states, who? who's going to take care of israel and support them - our greatest ally in the middle east? but for the united states, no one - no one is capable of doing this

willis and leif babin joining us now.he most dangerous of places trying to take back the city of ramadi in iraq. tell us about the leadership you needed to exhibit on the battlefield and how it applies to live elsewhere. >> you have a group of people endured trying to accomplish a challenging task. the people you are working with, like robots, people think military but they're not like that, they got free thinking mines and around ideas, you can't just order the around, you have to lead them and the same with the business world, you can't just order people what to do, got to inspire them and motivate them and lead them. maria: you can't explain leadership in an e-mail or on the phone or speaking. >> in person, face-to-face is certainly the best way. particularly in combat when you ask people like risking their lives, if they don't believe in it they won't be committed to doing that and will ask questions why this is going on so you have to explain why they're doing what they're doing so they can understand not just what t

cooke, chairman babin talked about the administration strangling nasa with the budget cuts. along with many of our colleagues on both sides, offered amendments in committee to increase the nasa authorizations only to be told our committee hands were tied by the budget control and bi downtown cameral budget. how much are controlled by sequester? >> i honestly can't answer that specifically on the budget control acts. my experience has been primarily between congressionally passed budgets and the president's budget. and i had say as an example right now of what i think could be done, if nasa were to be able to count on congressionally approved levels is make a decision to go to a larger upper stage than the first -- than the one flown on the first test flight. we are flying an interim upper stage based on a delta upper stage for this test flight. and if nasa could count on the congressional levels, they could probably make a decision to go to the upper stage it needs for exploration. that would keep nasa from having to rate this interim upper stage for the first crew flight, w

navy seals lead and win by our friend elise babin and jacque owe will nick. they'll both be on the program after how the lessons by the seals can -- >> we had to wake them up with a bugle. two people i know will not be late today. >> they're on point. they're here. they're going to educate everybody. >> heather nauert was there last night. >> we're probably waking them up this morning. looking forward to that. >>> i have a fox news alert. a 19-year-old is dead this morning and three students injured after a shooting on tennessee state university campus in nashville. the shooter is on the run at this hour. police say that a dice game boiled over into a fistfight and then shots were fired. the man who died was not a student at the school. this happening about midnight. we'll keep you posted on any updates as we get them. >>> also happening overnight, overseas, a bus crash in france's wine country leaving 42 dead. the bus was packed with tourists when it slammed into a tractor-trailer that lost control. the bus and the 18-wheeler both exploding into flames. most

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