john bolton -- ambassador john bolton on the sean hannity last night. he agreed with you and what he thinks the problem here is. let's play that soundbite. >> we can blame barack obama for the fix we are in today. he guided the administration plan for missile defense and we are very much at risk because of obama's policies. i don't think we have the time. we've got much to decide whether we will allow north korea to have the capability to put nuclear warheads essentially anywhere they want inside the united states. cheryl: is he right? >> i think he's spot on. president rabbani had the policy. we can't give it to the most important part of the world when you got the military, you have a

ambassador, john bolton, who starts us off now. ambassador bolton, always good to see you sir.wards and try to get to the present day. that's come up a lot, not only democratic but republican administrations prior could have done a lot more. where did things go wrong before we talk about where we are now? >> i think there's been 25 years of failure by definition, we are at a crisis, i think people need to understand, that because of the developed north korean capability to drop nuclear warheads on their targets in the united states. but we've gotten here over a 25-year period where successive administrations as you rightly say, democrat and republican, clinton, bush, obama, all pursued policies that were doomed to failure. i think were visibly doomed to failure when being pursued. it rested on the assumption you could through a combination of carrots and sticks induce north korea to give up its nuclear weapons program. that was never going to happen and, in fact, never did. connell: you never thought that, just to give people the background what your view is, when you were at t

ambassador bolton. >> thank you. trish: democrats lashing out at president about his comments of north korea, calling his comments reckless and bombastic. you heard from ambassador bolton saying we need to show north korea we're tough. because guess what? previous presidents they haven't been tough on north korea, which is why we are in this massive mess to begin with. president obama had eight years to deal with it. his diplomacy, clearly did not work. so is this hard-line that the president is now taking exactly what we need? we're debating it with our political panel next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ listen up, heart disease.) you too, unnecessary er visits. and hey, unmanaged depression, don't get too comfortable. we're talking to you, cost inefficiencies and data without insights. and fragmented care- stop getting in the way of patient recovery and pay attention. every single one of you is on our list. for those who won't rest until the world is healthier, neither will we. optum. how well gets done. so it only made sense to creat

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he lead his side to a narrow 3—2 win over newly promoted bolton wanderers in today's only fixture onhe opening weekend of the championship season. leeds kalvin phillips scored twice before half—time — it was 3—1 at the break. bolton did get another goal back but it wasn't enough to prevent a first win for the new leeds boss. in the scottish premiership, graham dorrans scored twice as rangers began their league campaign with a 2—1 victory over motherwell. rangers had a perfect start when dorrans‘ drive deflected in off ben heneghan in the fourth minute to give them the lead. the home side levelled five minutes before the break, defender heneghan making amends by getting on the end of craig tanner's cross. rangers were awarded a penalty early in the second half after louis moult elbowed fabio cardoso in the box. dorrans stepped up to clinch the victory for rangers. the netherlands have won the women's european championships beating denmark 4—2 in the final in enschede. there were four goals in the first half which finished level at 2—2. but the hosts, in front of a big crowd of over 28

he lead his side to a narrow 3—2 win over newly promoted bolton wanderers in today's only fixture onnd of the championship season. leeds kalvin phillips scored twice before half—time — it was 3—1 at the break. bolton did get another goal back but it wasn't enough to prevent a first win for the new leeds boss. in the scottish premiership, graham dorrans scored twice as rangers began their league campaign with a 2—1 victory over motherwell. rangers had a perfect start when dorrans' drive deflected in off ben heneghan in the fourth minute to give them the lead. the home side levelled five minutes before the break, defender heneghan making amends by getting on the end of craig tanner's cross. rangers were awarded a penalty early in the second half after louis moult elbowed fabio cardoso in the box. dorrans stepped up to clinch the victory for rangers. the netherlands have won the women's european championships beating denmark 4—2 in the final in enschede. it took denmark just four minutes to open the scoring through a nadia nadim penalty, but the netherlands equalised three minutes later

he lead his side to a narrow 3—2 win over newly promoted bolton wanderers in today's only fixture onps scored twice before half—time — it was 3—1 at the break. bolton did get another goal back but it wasn't enough to prevent a first win for the new leeds boss. in the scottish premiership, graham dorrans scored twice as rangers began their league campaign with a 2—1 victory over motherwell. rangers had a perfect start when dorrans' drive deflected in off ben heneghan in the fourth minute to give them the lead. the home side levelled five minutes before the break, defender heneghan making amends by getting on the end of craig tanner's cross. rangers were awarded a penalty early in the second half after louis moult elbowed fabio cardoso in the box. dorrans stepped up to clinch the victory for rangers. the netherlands have won the women's european championships beating denmark 4—2 in the final in enschede.

bolton of -- bolton are based on assumptions. host: do think there would've been a difference if there was testimony? melissa: i think there would have been a diss -- a difference. you would've had more social context and discussion of the german measles crisis, which had many women suffering from german measles to seek abortions. there would have been discussion -- 1960's that caused a fax. there would have been more discussion of women who were close out of access to abortions because of criminal prohibitions and the state having to seek medical care elsewhere. that would have been part of the record and could've made for a more wholesome discussion. host: let's take our first telephone call. josh in algona, iowa. caller: does the trimester framework still apply at abortion restrictions today, or is that overturned in casey or justice of conard talks about viability being estate interest of the fetus. do you think the justices believed the time that this was a good compromise, considering worn burger joined the majority of opin

ambassador to u.n., john bolton. talk about this navy investigation, focusing on not so much on the threat of cyber warfare. it was thought maybe somebody hacked into the ship system, no, activity not cyber warfare it was insufficient training of june o junior officers they are looking at. do you want anything more. >> the fact that fleet has shrunk overtime to size it is now, and the insufficient budget authority they had last 8 years, it could well be a partial reason. i do think there is col command responsibility, it is fundamental to keep your ship from colliding with other ships, there is a lot more to learn, but this is an indication, i worry about the impact that it is having on other countries in east and southeast asia, they see the main element of the american projection of power in western pacific, the fleet, in such disairaq thearray, they say, if they can't sail straight how are they going to protect us. their is a lot at stake here. david: is is more proof or perhaps too early to say proof, but at leas

both ambassador bolton and newt gingrich talked about the capacity of great -- to be taking a missileut of the air. we know what an electric pulse would do if it exploded over the united states, killing our power grid, all electronics, that's a very scary scenario where potentially millions could die.e >> the coalitions of forces, if you compare our capabilities, north korea, general mattis is absolutely right -- you don't go to war with america, whoever you are, unless you wish to commit suicide. we aren't just a superpower, sean. we are a hyperpower. world history has never seen a nation as powerful as our nation. therefore north korea needs to understand that the black male stops. if you get into an arms race -- as secretary mattis said --yo with united states of america, you will lose. hewhoever you are. whether you are a village in asia or a state or whether you are any other nation in the world. b >> sean: dr. gorka, thank you. when we come back, we will have more on what he was just discussing.e the blackmail and appeasement. some democrats still want to follow that stupidity.

joining us now, john bolton. good evening, ambassador. seems like we've never been closer to it nuclear brink than we are now. is that a correct statement? >> we're at a crisis point because of the advances that north korea has made in the last eight years, so donald trump inherits 25 years of a failed policy of negotiating north korea out of these programs and his options are few and not very good. >> what is interesting is the fact that the president -- and he's been criticized for his rhetoric, but he's making it very clear that he's prepared and ready, locked and loaded, to defend the american people and our territories as well. what is wrong with that? >> i don't think there's anything wrong with it. we've had 25 years of american politicians, democrats and republicans, standing up and saying solemnly, it's unacceptable for north korea to have nuclear weapons. same thing for iran. now we're being told by the same people that said we could negotiate north korea out of these weapons, i guess we have to accept that they will have nuclea

it let me take a step further from what ambassador bolton just said.ur only thing we can do right now short of military action is to convince chinese president xi, that it is in chinese interest to act against kim jong un. unless he intervenes, they will have to take preemptive military action. that will have catastrophic consequences for north korea. the population of 25 million, likely to flee on foot across the river and take to the sea like the boat people from vietnam. here are ten things our president should do to convince xi that we are deadly serious. kim jong un is not listening but xi can. ask israel to provide sling systems to the republic of korea to deal with the north korean artillery on the dnc. number three, turned the tactical nukes to the republica republican -- back in the 1990s, thank you, mr. clinton. the strike group to the region, long-range strike aircraft, search and rescue assets. ask ask if we can pay some of our assets in china. it's unlikely he will agree but it may wake up beijing. deploy the ships mercy and comfort from n

they say -- >> martha: here now, john bolton a fox news contributor.ve you here. >> great to be with you. >> martha: we have a list of the other countries that fall into this categories now with us. iraq, the ivory coast, nigeria. do we deserve to be on this list? >> no. this whole affair is ridiculous and shows the fundamental i'll leg leg legitmacy of this committee. they purport the pass on issues that we normally consider questions of domestic american political debate. the death penalty, abortion, environment, gun control. look, race is one of the most sensitive and important social issues we have in america. we're going to deal with it through our constitutional process. the idea that some independent panel of experts has anything worth while to say anything about free speech doesn't make sense. >> martha: some in the international community have taken advantage of the opportunity to speak out about the country, this is a tweet from the ayatollah khamenei in iran. saying if the u.s. has any power, they better manage their country. tackle white su

i listened very carefully to ambassador bolton and newt gingrich.e i've always said that military force ought to be the last option. but the soviets were all alone in their threats. cuba was ussr's only ally and castro was useless. the obama administration's malign neglect of thenucl north korean iranianç connectin in building nuclear weapons and the means of delivery has allowed kim jong-un, ruler of one of theac poorestqu nations n earth to rapidly acquire the means of striking the u.s. that's why he's talking the way he is. he has doubt as to whether we will do it. i have considerable doubt as to whether the leaders in north korea or tehran have the same survival instinct as the russians. as newt gingrich and speaker --g ambassador bolton pointed out,in the programs approved by reagan were never fully implemented. we are virtually naked againstap this attack.pr moscow voted for new sanctions is a very clear signal -- theyso too are concerned. take reasonable steps to convince the chinese, president xi, he's running out of time to take care of th

ambassador to united nations, john bolton.i spend time as a correspondent in middle east years ago, i came back thinking this is an intactable problem, it is never going to happen in my life is, there any better lucknow. >> no, peace between israel and the palestinians has to rest on some foundation in reality, that dud not exist now, given a variety of factors, overall turmoil in region, absence of a legitimate pa palistinean government. and i think just impossibility of circumstances to allow raise to accept on its -- allow israel on accept on his border more terrorist states with no recourse other than self-defense when they are attacked. gregg: when president was over there, he met twice with abbas, and with netanyahu, and according to reports. neither on inch. president of the specific about avoiding talking about a two-state solution. i don't see any grounds for a breakthrough. >> i don't think there are any, and two state solution this concept, has failed. fact is that even if you could draw the boundaries of palestinia

joining me is fox news contributor, john bolton. i don't like nation building, i don't like unlimited budgets or others not stepping up and doing their part and people telegraphing and people have to sit and wait and know they can go back to their nefarious activity. your thoughts generally? >> i think it's a dramatic change from the obama administration. that's probably the most important thing. i think that comes through clearly in a lot of respects. much of what the president said is right. he won't have artificial time limits. he won't negotiate with the taliban until presumably they've been sufficiently beaten back so they negotiate on our terms. nonetheless, there's still critical points where the speech rhetorically was fine we need to see how it plays out. number one, pakistan which he correctly spoke about as a pillar of his new policy. i think afghanistan will be won or lost in pakistan. i think more pressure on the government there because of its support for terrorist groups giving them safe haven is welcome. let's be cle

joining me former ambassador to the united nations john bolton. you. >> good to be with you. trish: we warned them. we warned them. so what happens now? >> this is a very significant launch. obviously it passed over the territory of japan. the north koreans did this for the first time in 1998. the japanese were outraged at it because obviously a missile that can land in the pacific can hit territory in japan itself. this missile's range was roughly long enough to hit guam, u.s. territory, which they were warned against. i think in fact they pointed the missile in the other direction so as to avoid the guam problem but they have highlighted that the behavior of this regime and north korea is completely unacceptable and we don't know yet that they have the capability to put a nuclear warhead on that kind of a missile or a longer range missile. imagine what their behavior could be like once they get to that point? >> it seems as though things quieted down. but i guess you can never trust a regime such as we see in north korea. where does it go from h

ambassador john bolton with more coming ♪ ♪ i'm...o in love with you. ♪ ♪ whatever you want to do... ♪ ...is alright with me. ♪ ooo baby let's... ♪ ...let's stay together... david: an iranian drone caught again, chado -- shadowing a aircraft carrier. the drones are small but they put lives of american pilot at risk, this is the second provocation in a week. last tuesday, a drone came within 100 feet of a f-15 preparing too lan to land on the nimitz. joining me, john bolton, starting with north korea. some people say, even conservatives, there are mixed messages out of administration on north korea. we have an article in "wall street journal," i know you are not a big fan of, in the piece they have following statement, u.s. has no interest in regime change in north korea. i have an interest in regime change, i would love to see this -- i am in the u.s., don't you? >> and just to be clear, i am a fan of "wall street journal," just not a fan of this op-ed, i was stunned by it. i think really, if that remark that you quoted and others inc

we spoke earlier with ambassador bolton who feels we are out of diplomatic options.s been too many years and we are dealing with the same thing over and over like grounds hog day -- groundhog day. >> the chinese and north koreans won't listen until the united states imposes costs on them that are too much to ignore. the bank of china. trish: they have a branch a couple blocks away. >> enormous branch. i don't know why they have access to dollars. the united states can declare them a primary money laundering concern. they would be out of business everywhere but china. trish: unless you are sanctioning china, and we saw the administration sanction one bank. but there is a whole lot more that can be done. if we mean business here, and i think we do. shouldn't we be willing to do more? >> certainly. it's not just bank of china. the industrial bank of china is the world's largest institution. trish: the president allegedly said in a recent meeting that he wanted his economic advisors to come forward with tariffs on china so we can level the playing field on trade. would t

and the fact is, is president trump gets it, but his team -- as john bolton, ambassador john bolton justdoesn't have his full team as hooked up in the same direction yet. elizabeth: you know, let's show the general the stats again. more than 19,800 people have been killed by radical islamic terror attacks since 1990. we've looked at it, more than 51,000 have been injured in islamist terror attacks. when you fold in all sorts of terrorist attacks, those numbers go up. again, the numbers that we first showed you are from 1990. the media really not reporting the totality of these numbers, sir, over the past few decades. >> exactly. and the media has been in denial, in all honesty. if it wasn't for fox news that would at least articulate the issue and have balanced points of view, no one else would be talking about it, liz. and that's one of our major problems. elizabeth: general, we love to see you, come back soon. >>> isis is taking responsibility for the terror attack in barcelona, reportedly celebrating on social media. isis posting a statement adding that they had carried out the attack

ambassador john bolton joins us with more on what happens now. >>> illegal and unconstitutional. chicago mayor rahm emanuel suing the department of justice blocking federal tax dollars for sanctuary cities. the doj firing back, saying what emanuel should be focused on instead of this. the white house is pushing back hard what they call an absurd report out of "the new york times" about a 2020 shadow campaign. we'll explain. >> first back to the markets. the dow climbing into the close to score, looking at that, another record finish. but oil that is moving in the opposite direction as opec meeting gets underway. let's go to phil flynn watching action from the cme and nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole, let's start with you. >> what exactly was driving the dow and s&p to new records today? i want to point out, nasdaq up half a percent outperformed the other two. >> that's right. what we saw were records here at the close. it is very easy to point out some winners. thank apapproximately ultimately for the big jump in the dow jones industrial avera

clark: the georgia case is doe v bolton. married woman who was using a pseudonym revealed her identity years later as sandra cano. similarly, they were challenging the georgia statute, but that is different than the texas statute. the georgia statute is a that hadenacted law enacted various exceptions into the georgia law. it allowed abortion to save the life of the mother, but are allowed abortion for rate, for indications of fetal deformity, reasons, andalth pute three exceptions were in in july of 1968. it was not in effect for long to tell what happened. bolton that was decided without any trial or expert testimony. it was also decided on motions to dismiss. again it which traded to the supreme court without any appellate review. host: we learn that the supreme court heard the arguments in tandem and they meant for the decisions to be read as conjoined decisions. melissa: correct. the case of the name of row. melissa: it is with noting that doe was a reform statute inspired by the penal code of the modern abortion statut

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david: ambassador john bolton, thank you so muchf.ing right back with much more, stay with us. >> president trump slamming russia probe as a new report shows obama administration ignored warnings about russian interference for years. >> there was no collusion between u.s. and russia. and the opposite, russia spent a lot of money on fighting me. david: taking up obama administration obam -- obama administration inact up next. >> a bird's-eye view of david: i'm david asman in more lou dobbs who is on vacation. new reports show the obama administration was warned at early as 2014 that russia was aiming to disrupt americans elections. they had a highly-kem lynn source. they were quick to dismiss that those efforts could have an effect in the united states. judicial watch filed a freedom of information request seeking detailed account of what sensitive or classified information comey may have signed out. judicial watch said it was the bureau's responsibility to recover documents from comey to keep the documents private. we are joined by ch

we'll take up the north's provocations with ambassador john bolton, next. ron!hing's going on at schwab. oh really? thank you clients? well jd power did just rank them highest in investor satisfaction with full service brokerage firms... again. and online equity trades are only $4.95... i mean you can't have low cost and be full service. it's impossible. it's like having your cake and eating it too. ask your broker if they offer award-winning full service and low costs. how am i going to explain this? if you don't like their answer, ask again at schwab. schwab, a modern approach to wealth management. stuart: we're following a developing story, pentagon confirming that north korea has fired a missile over japan. we're awaiting a white house response become any moment, this is third time north korea sent a missile to japanese airspace, most recent in 2009. news comes as south korea intelligence also suggests that north korea could be prepping for 6 nuclear weapon test. officials say, they see new activity the test site. and north korea official dialed up rhetoric

i'll ask ambassador john bolton what this means for national security. what is the best strategy for immigration? shut everybody out or let in the skills workers? katie pavlich is here. grab some speakers. the u.s. is warning that all options are on the table with north korea. more sanctions if that's possible. a sit-down with the despot who loves the attention as much as he hates freedom. or the most of exhausted option of all, boots on the ground. while north korea may not enjoy free trade. china pumped the place full of goodies and created her own black market. everything prohibited is fair game. chinese detente is economic and our business and trade relationships hold a mutually assured destruction which is why so many u.s. presidents have maintained the status question. president trump has digitally slapped china tweeting, i'm disappointed in china. they do nothing for us with north korea. just talk. china could easily solve this problem. china holds the key, but they are claiming the gate is locked. what will it take for rex tillerson and donald tr

greg: ambassador joo john bolton, thank you, sir. >> thank you.reg: on wall street stocks closed sessions lower following the terrorist attack, dow down 274. largest one-day drop in 391 months, s&p down 38, and nasdaq down 23, volume 3.1 billion shares. walmart falling more than 1.5% after retailer issued a disappointing outlook, despite beating earnings particulars. -- expectations, and jobless claims hit lowest level in 6 months with 232,000 americans filing initial claims last week. a reminder, listen to louo report three times a day, coast-to-coast on the salem radio network. >> up next, vice president pence said that united states stands with spain against radical islamic terror. >> whatever inspired today's terror attack, united states stands rea ready to assist the people of spain. greg: charlie hurt will be join me next. stick around. my "business" was going nowhere... so i built this kickin' new website with godaddy. with gocentral from godaddy, you can create a professional... ...website in just a few clicks. in fact, 68% of people who h

i think john bolton is someone who remains a key player.ht one. >> i think that -- a couple of things here, dana, one is you have use and south korea still going ahead with military practice i think -- it is a ten-day practice but begins august 21st. that -- that creates a lot of anxiety among the north koreans. nonetheless it is important i think for the u.s. to say we're resolute and not backing away. i notice that south korea doesn't think trump's language is helpful. i do notice the chinese don't think so but the chinese based on what happened at the u.n. and what is happening behind closed doors are sending signals to the north koreans they should cut down on rhetoric. >> i heard people saying trump's rhetoric was too much. >> when i see photos of kim looking at like a mask on -- on his table of where he's going to hit, it makes me scared. that doesn't scare me. i think -- i think real countries are looking at computerized three dimensional spatial technology about where to hit. he's looking at a map from the 1950s. i'm not worried abo

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ambassador to the u.n., he is a fox news contributor john bolton.ee you, john. >> glad to be with you. liz: will sanctions be enough to stop iran from sponsoring terrorism and icbm production? >> these sanctions will not do it, like many sanctions from the obama era, the sanctions apply with those dealing with russia, north korea as well, are of the kind of targeted sanctions that are intended to be aimed at individuals or companies or government entities that in this case support terrorism or other conduct that we're trying to go after. the trouble is when you target sanctions, you allow people to get around it. if you target the abc corporation, you will find there's a cutout called the xyz corporation doing the same thing, i think to be effective sanctions need to be much more sweeping. this is a step in the right direction and sends a political signal. i don't think unfortunately it will affect iran's behavior on terrorism really or anything else. liz: ambassador, iran claims it's the u.s. that violated a 2015 nuclear deal by passing the new san

welcome to "risk & reward," i am liz mcdonald in for deirdre bolton, senior white house adviser kellyanne conway, and secretary of health and human services tom price, briefing reporters on administration's battle plan for opioid crisis, as well as addressing the north korea threat, north korea has successfully miniaturized a nuclear warhead, according to the washington post, which is must faster than estimated. north korea potentially has 60 bombs in its arsenal, the dow did tick downward on that news. we'll watch tomorrow as the markets digest this news that north korea has capacity to build miniaturized nuclear warheads that could fit if the missile. secretary of state rex tillerson is in asia, pressing for a more unified trump in deeindealing with this crisis. and trump administration won a 15-0 vote at u.n., punishing north korea. banning exports, and russia and china also approved the sanctions, ambassador joh john bolton joins me now, how big of a threat is north korea now. >> enormous. i think history will record that if this information about their miniaturization success is accu

before i think the president admires ambassador bolton and ambassador bolton saying he disagrees withhe current secretary of state, two at a certain extent with mattis. i find this to be very interesting because he remains a key player in this and somebody the president has his eye on. >> dana: one. >> juan: a couple things here, the u.s. and south korea still going ahead with military practice, it begins august 21st. that creates a lot of anxiety among the north koreans. nonetheless, it's important for the u.s. to say that we are resolute, we're not backing awa away. i do notice that south korea doesn't think that president trump's language has been helpful. i do notice that the chinese don't think so although the chinese based on what happened at the u.n. are sending signals to the north koreans that they should bring down the rhetoric. >> dana: i have a theory that the south koreans were able to say that about president trump's rhetoric at being too much but it's only because the president gave them space to be able to do that and that was more for the south korean domestic audienc

. >> dem 5, 2008, josh bolton, who was the president's chief of staff, outgoing president's chief of staff, george w., had gathered this group and there were 13 or 14 of us there, think, sat around the table in the chief of staff's office, having breakfast and talking. rahm was sitting knowns me at the meeting, and -- next to me at the meeting and we went around the table, and each one of us made a brief, very brief statement of some little piece of advice we thought was helpful or that would give some guidance, some of it humorous, a lot of it human, humorous. when it got around to dick cheney -- he was the vice president, you'll remember -- and for -- >> and a hell of a chief of staff. ... did the justice department fails to prosecute executives. he is interviewed by jennifer, law school professor and law school professor and author of other people's houses. >> host: it is my great pleasure to be here today with jesse the pulitzer prize-winning reporter to talk about the book that came out this week, the