. >> brett bruin is back with us today, he served as director of global engagement in the obama white house. brett, how troubling is it that the administration can't seem to get the story straight? >> and with all due respect to the president's keen intuition and clever insights, this is about real intelligence. we're talking about the safety of american diplomats, american service men and women. this isn't about making bets or beliefs. we've got to get back to a place where we're dealing with facts and real information. and i think it's concerning that the president has played so fast and loose with the truth on this. >> your own experience, brett. i was reading a piece over the weekend, you were this diplomat in the middle east, africa, latin america for 12 years. you know what it's like to be posted to countries in crisis. can you tell me a little bit more about that experience, about being shot at firsthand? >> well, i can share with the audience that when we talk about threats against american embassies, it actually has a very real impact on diplomats and their families, how they

bret bruin is the president of the global situation room. bret, thank you so much for being with me. and fred just hit on the significance, the beauty of these cultural sites. explain why the threats from president trump to hit these cultural sites would be just unlawful. >> well, it violates a u.n. security council resolution which the u.s. in fact the trump administration voted for in 2017 and this was because isis was destroying cultural sites in iraq and it was declared at that time to be a war crime. it has been for many deckades against international law for countries to destroy historically important sites. but this is really crossing a major red line. and it is also working against the u.s. interests to try and rally support against what the iranian regime is doing because we are threatening something that all iranians have in common. >> and you yourself, you were a diplomat for over a decade, we know that prthd likes to use twitter for his diplomatic announcements, but he said that tweet is perfectly fine, that it is enough to notic

i mean he carried the bruins to if stanley cup and was the greatest thing ever. then in 2004 blew up. the patriots refused to go to the white house, they are icons there people to follow. and so you can't, like the hall of fame stuff. i can't live my life for those people. because they are never going to like you. there's a certain part of the world that will never like you for whatever reason. the reason they don't like me has to do with character, integrity, morals, ethics, honor. all the things my dad taught me to it believe. we were talking earlier and i said one of the most powerful lessons of my life was clemens pulled me aside and talked about my dad passed away about eight months before i made my major-league debut. mark: 's we never saw any of this? >> no not from ground level anyway. roger told me when you walk on the field the name on the back your jersey that's not your name. that's your father's name. and i never forgot that. i left a ticket for my dad for every game i ever played. i wanted empty seat in the stadium during the stadium during the worl

i want to bring in jeff bruin. he is a former u.s. diplomat in the middle east. thank you so much, brett, for being with me. what are your thoughts? what's your reaction to hearing the president using the word believed, that he believed these four u.s. embassies were targets, that the defense secretary would reiterate that same kind of belief? >> we're not at the trump casino. this isn't about beliefs and bets, it's about a very hard intelligence and very real threats. the problem with the president making this up as he goes along is we're almost in one of those boy who cries wolf scenarios where we just don't know what to believe. and i think a lot of our commanders, a lot of our ambassadors are in a very difficult position, because when the president of the united states plays so fast and loose with the facts, especially when it comes to national security, it endangers our people. >> so as a former diplomat, is it your experience that the embassies would have been informed over any imminent threat. >> yeah, and fredricka, you made this point earlier. there is s

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the bruins in a shootout. marchand will whiff. but he barely touched it as they showed in review.s shot. he will hear a lot. that's the sporting life. >> see you later everyone, have a good one. ("man! i feel like a woman" playing) ♪ going out tonight, i'm feeling all right ♪ ♪ gonna let it all hang out ♪ wanna make some noise, really raise my voice ♪ ♪ yeah, i wanna scream and shout ♪ ♪ de-de-de, de-de-de-de-de, uh ♪ ♪ gonna... morning, sheldon. come dance with me. no. why not? penny, while i subscribe to the "many worlds" theory which posits the existence of an infinite number of sheldons in an infinite number of universes, i assure you that in none of them am i dancing. are you fun in any of them? the math would suggest that in a few i'm a clown made of candy. but i don't dance. all right, want some french toast? it's oatmeal day. tell you what, next french toast day, i will make you oatmeal. dear lord, are you still going to be here on french toast day? morning. look, leonard, penny made french toast. sorry. i haven't given her your schedule yet. it's an ical download. she can

a shootout, preston bruins player over skating of the puck, this counted as an attempt since he barelyched it, that will be there shot of the year. the ugly, the hashtag champagnegate going viral on twitter after this contestant on the bachelor got her bubbly stolen, to make a toast with bachelor peter, then see what happens. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first". "fox and friends first" continues right now, goodbye. >> qasem soleimani and those around him, we took the leader of that plan off the battlefield. jillian: this is a fox news alert, america's chief diplomat has a message for democrats downplaying the imminent threat the president says cost soleimani. rob: a live report from the middle east where days of protests led to an arrest. jillian: nancy pelosi

mass gorman, vice president of targeted victory and former nrcc communications director and brett bruin of global situation room in the obama white house. let's to you first, matt. the administration saying you have congress saying why weren't we told about this. we should have been told about this strike. the administration is saying look, everything in d.c. leaks. if we told you, this would have compromised our narrow window to go after this terrorist. >> it's absolutely right. let's be honest. it would leak, number 1. number 2, if it didn't, likely would take days if not weeks to get through congress and get debated. if it passed at all. knowing with the democratic house might do. and all the while, there's more threats on american lives overseas and here and also, you know, soleimani might go underground. so no matter what, he was justified on the war powers resolution and this authorization of military information to do that. >> trace: you buy that, brett? >> i don't understand what matt is talking act. there's two different things at stake here. one is a requirement to inform the

bruins, david pastrnak, leading the league in goals.ty net pretty easy, had three in the period. 9-5. let's get to tomas hertl, team teal, his pacific division teammates taking on the central division. top shelf, goal number one. well, look at the smile. you will see why he is smiling at the finish. backhand, off the toe drag for the hat trick. and the break away, goaltending optional in this thing. fourth of the game, pacific division advances to the finals. 10-5. so, all right, let's get to it. pacific and atlantic, this is for the cash. 2:40, left, tied at four. it's hertl on the break away and he shoots and scores. his fifth of the night. that was the game winner. pacific wins the all-star game, 5-4 and they split a million dollars. to golf, is there golf there? fog delayed the third round of the farmer's in san diego. play would resume, tiger woods making a charge up the leaderboard, 369, tied for 49th at 7 under. five back of the leader, john rahm who shot -- the final goes to a man. you cannot see jordan spieth, he is there. belo

that period in boston bruins. david pastrnak leads in goals. three there. moves on to final 9-5.tes, tomas. not done yet. check out the toe drag, backhand hat trick goal. still not done, a little breakaway. not a lot of great goaltending in the all-star action. fourth of the game, pacific division moves onto the finals 10-5 the score there. all right. we've got pacific and atlantic in the finals. 2:40 left, tied at 4-4. tomas hertl, a breakaway, in the circle, the puck is in the net. his fifth of the night. that was the game in wither. pacific wins it 5-4. even better the players get to split cool million dollars. nba action lakers taking on 76ers. lebron james scored 29 points passing kobe bryant for third all-time in nba scoring history. over 33,600 points. ben simmons up and under for philly. lakers down big trying to make a comeback in the fourth quarter here. caruso, sweet, with authority to lebron. simmons right down broadway throwing it down 28 points, 10 boards, 8 assists. sixers beat lakers 108-91. that's a wrap on morning sports. we're off to miami, everybody. see you t

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the red-hot stanford cardinal winners of 7 of their last 8 visiting the bruins in westwood karen hasson stanford looking for their first win at u c l a since 2005, picking up in the 2nd half tyrell terry with the feed lucas as soon as the finished car deluxe hand stanford in full control the whole time for months ago. terry the triple could carry card up 17 terry with 24 points stanford victorious at pauley pavilion for the first time in 15 years. they're also for now in the conference for the first time since finally hockey top peter before the fire the shark's head coach just over a month will still be seen on a regular basis to board not out of the sport for very long as he's now the next head coach right of san jose's rival for the vegas golden knights. >>the move is a bit of surprise considering a pages has been successful since joining the league 2 years ago and more recently at the top of the pacific division, but they still make a coaching change. the sharks and night have met in the playoffs in each of >>next the news continues on our 24 7 streaming service called kron on is co

the red-hot stanford cardinal winners of 7 of their last 8 visiting the bruins in westwood jared hassett stanford looking for their first win at u c l a since 2005. >>picking up in the 2nd half tyrell terry. the feed hears new just kids who miss the finnish cardinal of tuna stanford full control the whole time 4 minutes ago. terry triple good gives the cardinal a 17 point lead terry with 24 points in the cardinals victoria's at pauley pavilion for the first time in 15 years. they're also for know in the conference for the first time since 2004. coming up on kron 4 sports attend more 49 ers talk as we check in with jimmy garoppolo who is tom steyer and i approve this message. climate is the number 1 priority. i would declare a state of emergency on day 1. congress has never passed an important climate bill, ever. this is a problem that continues to get worse. i've spent a decade fighting and beating oil companies... stopping pipelines... stopping fossil fuel plants, ensuring clean energy across the country. how are we going to pull this country together? we take on the biggest challenge i