anytime you want i always appreciate it let's go to go home and paris over the last few days john bolton the national security adviser was on. c.n.n. with jake tapper and he said the following i'd like to see a broad a coalition as we can put together we can put together to prove to replace with europe to replace the whole corrupt regime he also invoked the main road doctrine being a former foreign minister of a latin american country how do you receive those words hi and thanks for having me on your show. i think the coalition instead of being strengthened these a coalition the u.s. has in mind instead of being strengthened is being gradually weakened certainly over the last few days there was kind of this. they were. there was a momentum a few weeks ago around the way though there was some some some hope i think on behalf of the u.s. administration and some of its allies that the pressure would mount that there would be that the street protests would would put pressure on the military then around the twenty third of february the whole issue around a being brought in through colombia an

was being hinted at and certainly i agree that there's a lot of momentum and this coalition that bolton is calling. for instead of being strengthened it's being weakened you're seeing a number of latin american states getting cold feet saying ok we want to change we want regime change a lot of latin american neighbors brazil colombia chile and others one reason regime change but they don't want to military intervention that's for your first point on the second point i just think it is unbelievably clumsy and just so telling of the kind of unilateralism and sort of imperial arrogance we're getting from this administration i mean from for a number of years and for for a number of issues strange things you've had that kind of arrogance towards latin america but it hasn't been spelt out in so many ways to talk of the mono doctrine for latin americans is a really insult and it's really going back to this quote sort of backyard approach to latin america's a region you know michel i mean if we if we go back to bolton's words you know replaced the whole corrupt regime i mean i thought it was ab

i am no fan of john bolton. but i actually kind of appreciate the fact that you have somebody in the white house who has a different view and perhaps may be a check on donald trump's desire to reach out to kim, his new best friend with whom he claims to be in love. so, i think somebody like john bolton can actually serve as a reality check upon those impulses. >> if, in fact, he does that. in that fox interview or maybe it was to jake, he said, well, my opinion doesn't matter. he's the national security adviser. actually, his opinion matters greatly or it should matter greatly to the president. the hope is, fine, i understand him not expressing it on television, but you would hope that he would express it face-to-face with the president. >> right. i think that's the big question. we don't know what he's saying behind closed doors. i will say, even what he's saying in public is not going to sit well with president trump, because trump wants complete toadyism from his surrogates and officials. so he's not going to

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i think it's important to recognize that john bolton and most recently mike and. drive in venezuela with the kinds of stanley build the rest of intervention and the trump himself and. top officials in ministrations living elliott abrams have not ruled out a military intervention and as well as this is something that definitely they are willing to use as a threat and maybe go as far to even put into action if that's what that word to you know exercise you know cording to its laws you know the court order the sharing court issued a travel ban on this i guess mr why though what she only defied on the twenty second of january when he left the country. and now he's returned and you know boarding to although there's an issue with parliamentary immunity whether or not that still is in effect given his violation of that court order but definitely there is case there is definitely cause to bring him into custody yet the united states is issuing these threats you mentioned going to defy the travel ban he knew the situation he went ahead anyway he left the country critics wi

>> john bolton wanted to be national security adviser.only guy that was going to give him that job was a clown. president trump is a clown on these questions. he makes things up on the spot. he does no homework. he has no historical background. john bolton, whatever you want to say about him, actually has an idealogy. donald trump basically wings it, but john bolton knows the price of working with this guy is he has to swallow the absurdity. president trump feels a kind of visceral connection to authoritaria authoritarians, the more brutal the better, and generally gets along with them consistently far better than he gets along with democratic allies, and i think feels less threatened by them in a certain way than he does by his own national security intelligence agencies that he suspects could actually be a threat to him. >> people would say that is quite a disturbing pattern. we also heard john bolton say, joseph, that no deal is better than a bad deal. but we're also learning that the president is ending these large-scale military exer

i know bolton and pompeo want a good deal. i think we sent a message to the north that that is what we are working on now. concerning reports that north korea is cheating. it seems that every month, there is a think tank in washington that says we have satellite imagery that the north koreans are preparing to test a nuclear weapon -- it is hard to know what the north koreans are doing. the think tanks often do not know what they are talking about. it is difficult to interpret satellite data. the north koreans are always moving equipment around because they know we are watching, and sometimes they just want to freak us out and they are not doing anything. the cia and our agents know what is going on. but when csi put out another report that the north koreans are cheating they do not , know anything the government does not already know. the government knows a lot more than they know. it is complicated. i do not doubt that north korea's continuing nuclear missile activities, but we need to get a declaration of what they are doing

national security adviser john bolton has warned against any attempt to prevent kwaito his return on twitter he said there would be a significant response from washington should quite a safety threatens in a recent interview both in the international community to round on but as well as elected leader. i'd like to see as broad a coalition as we can put together to replace me to replace the whole corrupt regime work in this administration we're not afraid to use the phrase monroe doctrine this is a country in our hemisphere it's been the objective of american presidents going back to ronald reagan to have a completely democratic hemisphere the monro doctrine just mentioned by bolton was formulated by president james monroe in the nineteenth century its purpose was to stop any european interference in the affairs of nations in the americas that many interpret the doctrine as a justification for america's own interventions in the region russia's chief diplomat has been blunt about his issues with it. since the creation of the united nations in one thousand nine hundred five internationa

meanwhile one of bolton's team mates in the u.s. and squad is under pressure back home from families of the holocaust survivors have launched a petition calling for the removal of elliott abrams currently the u.s. special envoy to vent as well from the board of the holocaust memorial museum in a letter to the holocaust memorial council and the committee unconscious they accuse abram's of supporting genocidal regimes for decades and the man taking away his seat one of the partition makers and the daughter of a nazi genocide survivor told us why she's against abrams. it's a shame and disgrace that people whose hands are in blood that can be a member of the holocaust memorial council's committee on conscience. abrams has been convicted of withholding evidence from congress over covert funding of nicaraguan rebels in the one nine hundred eighty s. while he was serving for the reagan administration he's also been accused of covering up massacres and backing brutal regimes in guatemala el salvador and honduras in a car door because of aga

ambassador bolton and secretary pompeo are aware of that. north korea has the opportunity to negotiate with us in earnest. but if they do not, we will resume the pressure we had put on the state before. look, i understand it is difficult to watch u.s. officials interacting with such a ruthless dictator. i find it difficult to watch, too. but i also see a state that is developing missiles that could east coast. the if we are not want a bomb or attacking them, we have to find a diplomatic solution on our terms. i wish there was another way to but realistically, i think this is a way of approaching it. the president has done interesting things with kim that have not been noticed. the first meeting with kim was in singapore. that got him out of the bubble that he lives in. it got him away from his advisers and give him the chance to see the prosperity of singapore. it gave us the opportunity to talk to him and explain what north korea could become. it was a typical trumpian approach. he was shown a movie that depicted how north korea could thriv

i work closely with ambassador bolton on the nuclear deal with iran. i believe the nuclear deal is a fraud that iran has been cheating on since the day it was announced. there is significant information lately that the israelis have produced an archive of iranian documents that they have been cheating on the agreement and continued to engage in nuclear weapons related activities since t was announced. this agreement also allows iran to advance its nuclear program by letting it enrich uranium while the deal is in place, to develop advanced centrifuges. it has a heavy water reactor. one would be built for it, and although this reactor would produce less plutonium, it would produce a quarter of a weapons worth up to ternium per year. -- worth of plutonium per year. iran should not have any plutonium. we know this from revelations during the bush administration, it has pursued every possible avenue in secret to develop nuclear fuel. we know that iran is allowed to develop nuclear fuel, but when it doesn't in secret, that is not a peaceful purpose. it broke

statements regarding russia's aid now john bolton in a recent tweet called my duro a liar for saying that russia basically supplied the venezuelan nation with humanitarian aid sergey lavrov pointed out that russia did supply seven and a half tons of medicine through international organizations to sort all of that is easily tracked and monitored. but they were putin's officially suspended russia's participation in the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty which is a key cold war era nuclear agreement not easily trying to discuss this earlier with my colleague chaplin. well the i.n.f. treaty which has been banning land based missiles with ranges up to five thousand five hundred kilometers since nine hundred eighty eight is falling apart completely the u.s. and russia have been doing it step by step and president putin has just made another formal one he actually signed a document which suspends it on the russian side but everyone realized it was the beginning of the end of this agreement back in october last year when donald trump started bashing that treaty and that is the only pro

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back to ronald reagan to have a completely democratic hemisphere monro doctrine just mentioned by bolton was formulated by president james monroe in the nineteenth century its purpose was to stop any european interference in the affairs of the nations in the americas but many interpret the doctrine as a justification for america's own interventions in the region russia's chief diplomat has been blunt about his issues with it. with the since the creation of the united nations in one thousand nine hundred five international law has been regulated under the auspices of this universal legitimate organization the syrian practices backyards is insulting well according to the russian foreign minister the use of the docs is insulting to the regional powers to the countries in latin america and you said that this whole thing should also be concerning to other nations because right now the united states have an ambition change the venezuelan government to oust madore but have already sees that they have a similar ambition for other countries in the region like cuba or nicaragua now the russian for

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statements regarding russia's aid now john bolton in a recent tweet called my duro a liar for saying that russia basically supplied the venezuelan nation with humanitarian aid sergey lavrov pointed out that he doesn't really understand where this is coming from because russia did supply seven and a half tons of medicine through international organizations to sort all of that is easily tracked and monitored and guadalupe correa cobra associate professor at george mason university says the malo doctrine has no place in today's world. they are barely in the final banter. but the foundations of the markets the without and so to negotiation by the international community what they are talking about here is america for the americans going back to them on board of trade and no interference from any other. and the blocs that the e.u. this is very problematic because they can really. use of the fact that we're going to see there are no other option than a military intervention and today we're talking about a multi parlor world and i don't really know what i mean what would that mean if americ

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are not prepared to lift all moderate sanctions in any way and it was john bolton. mortal martens apparently glenn you know one of the things i found very interesting is in terms of public approach right before the summit in hanoi is he was talking and talking about him trying to convince the north korean leader what kind of future his country can have prosperity. making you know the potential is enormous i mean is his superb lot of language as usual but what was interest.

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john bolton/ national security adviser:"the president takes him at his word."jake tapper/ reporting:"i know he does, what about you?"john bolton/ national security adviser:"my opinion doesn't matter. my opinion is..."jake tapper/ reporting:"you're the national security advisor to the president, your opinion matters quite a bit."john bolton/ national security "i am not the national security decision maker. that's his view.">(justine) in a statement warmbier's parents said quote, "kim and his evil regime are responsible for the death of our son otto... no excuses or lavish praise can change that." (justine) coming up... following the decision to not charge the police officers involved in the fatal shooting of stephon clark, assemly members are stepping forward with plans to change the way police use deadly force in california. (jr) and after the break... presidental candidates joined activists in selma, alabama as the community remembers the 54th anniversay of "bloody sunday." (justine) hundreds of people marched across the edmund pettus bridge in selma, alabama

yes, respondent john bolton, now national security advisor.urse, bradley manning became chehelsea manning. she announced her transition the day she was sentenced. glenn n greenwald? know, the sentiments that are driving the current attempt to prosecute wikileaks and assange, and those are the monsters who are responsible for it. so i would hope that, however angry someone might be at julian assange or wikileaks for whatever they think they did as part of the 2016 election to undermine hillary clinton by publishing truthful documents about the dnc, however angry one might be at wikileaks for having done that, one can separate those emotions and understand --t the trump administration that the trump administration had nothing to do with the 2016 election. leading to chelsea manning's dealing for the second time, it is all about documents published in 2011 and 2012, and it is being done by people like john bolton who believe that if you public -- if you publish top-secret documents a report on the criminal acts of the u.s. government, you are not

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this is another case where maybe john bolton has had influence because john bolton doesn't like thisnever did. the russians are clearly cheating on it and we have to do something. the mistake here, we can be bipartisan about this, the obama administration kbd this can down the road, they didn't want to deal with it, they were busy with the iran efforts and best of luck to the europeans, we're going to go arms race the chinese. i think this is a terrible mistake because there's no plan b here. there's no way to engage the russians to say you're in violation of a treaty, you're doing all kinds of bad things, here are some prices you need to pay. instead we've simply said to heck with it, we're out of here, we've got other fish to fry. that's not how you treat your allies, not how you deal with a major power cheating on a nuclear treaty and it's not how you manage security when it comes to nuclear weapons. the whole business is a mistake. >> where do you see bolton's hands when it comes to russia? >> in exchange of be a servile to the president on a lot of issues on which he disagrees,

two questions, basically, that i asked ambassador bolton.his summit ever have been held and, two, does its failure, how much does it set back u.s./north korean relations? >> well, should it have been held now? no, it wasn't ready. and bolton is right that over three administrations the efforts to negotiate a good deal with north korea have failed. does it hurt u.s./north korean relations? i don't really think so. i think if you look at it in terms of north korea, they won. i mean, here is kim on his 2,000-mile trek on his train going to a state visit in vietnam after the summit, and now going back and maybe meeting with xi jinping, and he keeps all his nukes, and he's an operator on the world statement. world stage, and he's got a closer relationship with china than he used to have, and so i call that a win for kim. it does hurt us on the world stage. people are looking at us, and i think it makes our leverage even less than it has been in other parts of the world. chris: i want to pick up on that with you, ben, specifically in terms of u.s.

national security adviser john bolton has warned against any attempts to prevent those return on twitter he said there would be a significant response from washington should go i don't be handed. and when recent interview bolton said america was seeking a coalition for a change of government in venezuela. i'd like to see as broad a coalition as we can put together to replace bureau to replace the whole corrupt regime look in this administration we're not afraid to use the phrase monroe doctrine this is a country in our hemisphere it's been the objective of american presidents going back to ronald reagan to have a completely democratic khamis fear and one road doctrine just mentioned but bolton that was unveiled by president james monroe in the nineteenth century its purpose was to stop any european interference in the affairs of nations in the americas many interpret the doctrine as a justification for america's own interventions in the region russia's top diplomat fears washington will use it to justify the use of force against undesirables in its hemisphere. both of them on the. doctri

and ben stiller is ashley john bolton in the bathroom like -- [laughter] or!you can see that chairman kim is thompson in global politics. >> elected. politicians on both of the aisles got us where we are today. an president trump is a businessman. he is negotiating skills, he wrote the art of the deal. he understands as a real estate developer that sometimes ifyou have to walk away. we are in a better position today, we are in a better relations with north korea. kennedy: i agree with that. >> no question, bill clinton put us here and donald trump is going to get us out of it. he will make a deal. >> can we ever trust him again? >> no! we should not have trusted him in the first place which is what john bolton said and secretary pompeo and all the foreign-policy hawks on both sides of the aisle. would they invade? >> i'm not for an invasion there. i think their economic sanctions that can be ratcheted up. i think that china is a pivot point here.but it is -- kennedy: stop buying chinese crap. >> i love my chinese crap. but i think we look at the present he wal

chris wallace talks to national security adviser john bolton about the trump can summit in much, muche. and you want to miss the interview with ivanka tramped tonight 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on the fox news channel. >> we're learning more about the suspect in a new orleans hit-and-run that killed two people and injured seven others overnight. police say the driver ran up on the sidewalk or the carnage went on for blocks during mardi gras celebration. jacqui heinrich following the latest in this. >> the suspect is the son of a new orleans police officer and i was in custody facing several charges including two counts of vehicular homicide. 32-year-old deshawn t. tony was likely impaired could the crash happened around 8:00 p.m. on his birthday the police are still looking into where he was coming from and also where he was going. the crash happened pre-box near the french quarter. raper it's the largest mardi gras parade. her start everywhere and skid marks all over the median were witnesses say the driver spun out. a man and a woman died on the street. five people were taken to t

a good investigative journalist would have to concentrate on the relationship between john bolton and the cia and anyone in the special status would who might. one of the reason even in the media even. be willing to to help with such. a sacrament embassy which is absolutely outrageous such a young president even in modern history will of course be watching and waiting to see if any of those questions are answered former british diplomat william mallinson thank you so much for joining us on the program not blessed by. the u.s. has changed its designation of the golan heights a disputed buffer zone between israel and syria from israeli occupied to israeli controlled in one nine hundred sixty seven israel captured most of the golan heights from syria a move that was not internationally recognized the state department made the change and its annual human rights report this appears to reflect a broader shift among the us establishment with top republican senator lindsey graham just a few days ago saying he wants to recognize the territory as israel's now and forever. i've got a simple mess