chris harmer, institute for study of war, jim walsh international security expert and research associate at massachusetts institute of technology security studies program and judy miller as well, adjunct fellow at manhattan institute and fox news contributor. chris, let me start with you. what do you think of how this is playing it especially when you see iran's president tweeting a deal was done and quickly that post was taken down? they seem like they're pretty confident? >> well until everything is agreed nothing is agreed. i negotiate agreements between foreign militaries in ex-exercising training operations or until everything is agreed nothing is agreed. second point if there are no red lines, there are really no deadlines. the united states doesn't have any red lines we clearly stated iran can not cross or red lines we previously established we wiggled on. so iranians feel no pressure to respect a red line generated out

chris harmer from the institute of war joins us now. t steps are and can the fbi and the nypd take right now to protect roughly what, three million visitors coming to see the largest fireworks display in the country? >> a pleasure to be with you, thanks for having me. i'm sorry we

joining us now is chris harmer, with the institute for the study of war. g chris this comes a couple days after president obama tells america that this is generational fight more of an idealogical fight and there is no way the united states can beat them with brute force. it would be akin to whac-a-mole. it doesn't feel right t really worries me. where do we stand with this. >> first point, violent ideology is not defeated by better ideas. it is defeated by force. osama bin laden was not killed by a better idea. he was killed by seal team six. circumstantial terrorists you can appeal to these people with better ideas. idealogical terrorists will not be swayed or argued with. you have only one option to destroy them or be destroyed by them. in terms of cuts to the military, this is basic math. a nation that can not manage its finances can not protect its interests. we're $19 trillion in debt, plus another 5 trillion in funny money from the federal reserve and 100 trillion to 300 trillion unfunded liabilities. united states has extraordinarily high cost basis