. >> he now calls himself charles bolton and lives in san francisco, posing as a successful gold prospectort by charles bolton because it sounds very sophisticated. it has a certain dignity associated with it. he is as comfortable living in the wilderness as he is in the city. >> yes, sir. >> more champagne. circumstances compelled me. i yielded to the temptation of crime only after enduring severe struggles from which i had no control. >> detective hume also lives in san francisco. and this recent string of robberies is testing his patience. >> gentlemen, our efforts up to this point have been unacceptable. he's making a mockery of us, and i will not stand for that. >> hume begins to put together that this man is quite capable of covering long distances in between the robberies. he knows that it's not multiple-person jobs, that this is a lone man. >> boles is curious, with diverse interests. he takes odd jobs that pull him away from the city and give him access to new targets. >> he was trying just a little bit of everything. he tried school teaching for a while, which would have been a na

charles: barry was on with deirdre bolton. >> when it comes to business issues they should have theiron. on non-business issues they have to act like what they are. they are the world's largest publisher and reporters don't make political donations or join political causes. reporters play down the middle and that's where they need to be. charles: he is invited. he's going. he's a social media whis. -- whiz. he did a lot with ben carson on facebook. what kind of responsibility does facebook have? >> an enormous responsibility. mark zuckerberg is the 6th wealthiest man in the world in is no doubt if you look at the recent shares he issues. one of the things those shares allow him to do is maintain control of the company while running for elective office. having said that, to your point, barribar -- barry bennett is a brilliant strategist. i am confident wednesday hopefully there can be some coming together. charles: do you think mark zuckerberg has got -- the audience should know, the company has donated far more money to democrats and than republicans. but the employees overwhelmingly

charles north. ash carter said the islamic state is far from over. how realistic are mr. trump's claims? let's ask former united nations ambassador john bolton.my long-time friend and sometimes idea long cal sparring partner. you are an old war hawk. what are you doing supporting the foreign policy of donald trump and isolationist. >> i don't think he is an isolationist. on isis you have a clear example of what a muscular trump foreign policy would be. he correctly says that if the united states -- i think this is what he's saying -- took a leadership role with kurd, turks and affected arabs that isis could be eliminated which is what president obama says is his goal sooner than later. why sooner than later? to reduce the risk of terrorist attack in the united states. judge napolitano: is it boots on the ground or carpet bombing or something less politically unpopular. >> i think american leadership is required to stitch together the part of the coalition that are required. it should be a coalition because they are affected as are we. it's not their battle alone. they don't trust each other enough. it require our leadership and that requires

bolton. people who know how to negotiate with the other side. not just give up our side and claim victory. charlesreal quick you brought up donald trump and of course during his tour in japan, president obama saying that donald trump is raddling world leaders. i want to take a quick listen at donald trump's reply and then get your thoughts on it. >> when you raddle someone, that's good. because many of the worlds, as you know many of the countries in our world of beautiful world have been absolutely abusing us and taking advantage of us. so if they're raddled in a friendly way, we're going to have great relationships with these countries. but if they're rattled in a friendly way, that's a good thing not a bad thing. charles: i just need a quick response from you. what are your thoughts? >> yes. absolutely true. i've worked in multilateral diplomacy for a long time. you have to keep your enemies, you know, in the dark so to speak. being rattled is good. they're not rattled by hillary clinton because they've already purchased her. they already bought her. they know exactly where she's going. so i th