thank you greg. >> sandra: let's bring in dan hoffman a former cia station chief in moscow and a fox news contributor. this is horrific. you think of what a target she has been with the massive crowd sizes she has been drawing. are you surprised by this and how the heck do you prevent this from happening again? >> look. this is what ices does. they search for these opportunities to create mass casualty terrorist attacks. we sought in moscow at the mall. they look first soft targets like malls and music concerts. in this case good on the austrian ministry of interior and the police for collecting the intelligence. the human source reporting that led them to these three individuals. i have no doubt that they got a lot of collaboration from others but perhaps even the united states intelligence community because so often the planning for these terrorist attacks and financing, it cuts across the nation state boundaries. we really need to focus on working together especially among our nato allies and partners but not exclusively. >> sandra: apparently, i guess you can take some solace in

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we will wait until that is confirmed and dan hoffman joins us. you lived in russia, studied vladimir putin. what is he up to now? >> yeah, well look, i think you are asking the right questions, bill. the question is the extent of this prisoner swap. right now we're hearing that former marine paul whelan is involved as evan gershkovitch and reportedly will be freed. question is some other americans being held behind enemy lines if russia illegally detained. a radio free europe journalist, an innocent ball arena camera who was arrested. a school teacher. a number of other names out there. what are the russians going to get in return? a lot of focus on a russian operative who killed and ethnic chechyan in germany and has been convicted of murder there. the russians would like to get him back. they have deep cover officers who were arrested in slovenia, maybe they want them back as well. the third one, is this a harbinger of something greater to come? a thaw between the united states and russia? in the worst of times we found a way to collaborate on

stuart: dan hoffman thanks very much for joining us.onald trump outlined his plan to bring down inflation. >> we are going to drill baby drill. we're going to bring down the cost of energy. we have the worst inflation we've probably ever had in our country and it started because of energy. stuart: kevin o'leary stuck out the entire how for me. would drill baby drill bring down inflation? >> not only that, stuart, because energy is the core to an economy but it also may be the potential solution to the $35 trillion debt. you recall in the last mandate trump had, he opened up anwar for development and it may be one of the largest pools of untapped oil on earth. norwegian approved the 16% royalty and take a pool that size, apply the 16% to nothing else except reducing national debt and eliminate it. they have a multitrillion-dollar fund and so we have a 16.23% royalty on our oil with the barrel head. if we wrote law and congress saying it can only be used to reduce the national debt. that could work and it be buy so drill an war, pay down

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i want to go to dan hoffman, i am looking at this, russia celebrating the return of hostages, and how pretty, i see what is happening in israel within an expanding war and you would think that is the environment for global turbulence. is it reflected in markets? >> not so sure of the oil market was impacted by conflict in the middle east. there's an impending conflict of could be on the horizon, no more redlines in the middle east. they are using increasingly sophisticated violence that runs the risk of a miscalculation. israel took out three key leaders, two leaders of hamas, one from hezbollah. they are seeking to restore deterrence but risks a cycle of escalation. russia could reduce prices to india and china but the world i would argue is facing more critical threats to national security than ever before and might not be reflected in the markets today but could be in the days and weeks. neil: the iron he is the market ignored these developments dating back to the october 7th attacks. i'm amazed by that. not that it would be another 1973 war but it could have been and still could b

. >> brian: let's bring in dan hoffman now, former cia station seat chief who is a fox news contributor to have everybody heading home from what you know, what is in mo motion? >> well, let me start by saying this, brian, it's been a motion for a long time as there is painstaking negotiations going on behind the scenes for months if not years, remember paul whelan who is allegedly one of the americans illegally and wrongfully detained in russia who may be released today was detained in 2018 and sentenced to 16 years in prison in 2020, so they're up in ongoing negotiations since then. but there is already some reporting out in the press that said paul whelan and evan gershkovich have been moved from there prison camps and they are on their way potentially to be swapped and what would be a massive field. now when i am looking at is who is left behind. we have a radio-free journalist walid bin attash, and one illegally detained in 2021 and an american ballet dancer who is wrongfully detained a few months back. so there is a lot yet to ascertain as well as who we are giving up, the russians

dan hoffman ahead as both sides consider their next moves. >> bill: also from the middle east, the u.she possibility of an attack by i iran. this amid talks for a cease-fire in gaza alex hogan live in tel aviv for the latest from there this evening. alex? >> hi bill. washington has approved the sale of that major weapons package to israel as the country braces another night, wondering if iran will strike. there is also a lot of concerns about the upcoming cease-fire talks. we will break all of this down coming up after the break. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. getting a fresh deal at subway has never been easier. just buy any footlong in the app, get another free. the only hard part is, telling travis he doesn't get the second

dan hoffman is here on our.f of romanian business magnet. why has he not been charged with being a foreign agent? donovan joins us. and mike on why joe biden keeps letting iran and get away with the bad behaviour. john roberts come join me at the top of the hour for america reports. >> kayleigh: to american national tub and stuck in space for months and they may not return to earth until next year. they were sent to the international space station for an 80 day mission back in june. but due to a malfunction with the bowling star liner craft they print stock 250 miles from earth for 64 days pr nasa is developing contingency plans one potentially involving elon musk's spacex. that would involve launching one of his craft to the iss in september but it will not bring those two trapped astronauts home until next february. imagine if you pack for a days and you're stuck in the airport for literally a year. that's the only thing. >> you start to worry. i want to know what kind of russians duly have, what kind of food

dan hoffman former c.i.a. station chief who served in moscow, iraq and pakistan and fox news contributor. and also we have a security advisor under president trump. i will come to you first, dan, to first get your thoughts on the back and forth now. you don't report a deal is done until it is. how sensitive is this moment in history right now? >> it's extraordinarily sensitive from my long experience at c.i.a. including with the 2010 so-called spy swap where we exchanged ten deep undercover russian foreign intelligence operatives to get four russians out of siberian death camps where they would have taken their last breath. it requires a long period of negotiation and we've seen these negotiations going on for quite some time. they are done in secret to the benefit of the united states and to russia and the process at large so they aren't subjected to the vagaries of public scrutiny. >> harris: victoria, i thank you both for joining me today. i'm really going to lean on this idea of americans abroad and broaden

it's called the billion dollar spy by dan hoffman. and it's the opening chapter of book how using that jib, that starts out in a birthday cake allowed our chief of station to get to one of the best agents we ever had and it was an it was an eventful evening. so they did all kinds of tiny things for us. they did some big things for us. this is my last summer. i was visiting one of them and he took my all to the five of me. okay, so the traveling things changed too, because i spent a summer in the subcontinent. they won't me say where you all know where the subcontinent is. i loved it out there and came back to washington and told them that i would like an out there. i would like to live and then i would travel from place. and they said well, there's no there's no photo job coming up. they said there's a disguise job coming up. so here i am in the middle of my career career and i switched i switched my specialty. this is not a smart thing to do. you know, you build up all this knowledge and this experience and you've proved to the guys,

but spring and former cia station chief and moscow dan hoffman.s contributor and 1 of our best go to sources in a situation like this because he understands the inner workings of the russian government, the kgb, fsb and all of it. so why do you think this release happened today we. >> i think russia president vladimir putin thought this was about the best deal he was going to get. you know, the russians have a saying. [ speaking alternate language ] >> the russians don't leave their own behind in more. russia president vladimir putin has done exactly that. thousands are dying every day and his barbaric invasion of ukraine. i think you feels the pressure that he needs to do something to take care of his guys. 1 of which he got back but was convicted of murder in berlin and i think russia president vladimir putin needs to demonstrate to his own inner circle has military and security services that he's got their back. i think that was a part of his calculus. i spent years at cia trying to see the world through his twisted kgb eyes and that would be p

dan hoffman joined us yesterday, talked about isis, where they go next, what they are trying to do rightins to the recent threat. listen. >> this is what isis does. they search for the use opportunity is to create mass casualty terrorist attacks. we saw it and moscow and they look for soft targets like malls and music concerts. so often, the planning for these terrorist attacks cuts across state boundaries and we really need to focus on working together especially against our allies and partners. >> sandra: you took interest in this, the beloved icon of american culture spent two decades across the music industry and drops 70,000 plus fans with thousands waiting outside, just hoping to catch a glimpse. but to terrorists that chant "death to america" and nobody is untouchable. morgan, what you think about this? >> just goes to show that nobody is untouchable as i tweeted, but that isis is still planning to kill americans. just a look back at the end of the second obama term. he had called isis the j.d. squad. remember that? and that isis had established a physical caliphate in syria. when

joining me former cia station chief and fox n contributor, daniel hoffman and chief architect of the abraham accords, robert greenway. dane weekend. >> well, israel's preemptive strike was an ex s extraordinary intelligence success. they had all the intelligence they needed about hezbollah's plans to launch what would have been a massive attack on israel and they took action. had hezbollah launched the attack it might have resulted in a mass casualty event in israel and that would have led in all likelihood to israel responding with further attacks in beirut. israel stopped what could have been a wider war with an ex straiextraordinary intelligence. in 2007 they launched a preemptive strike on syrias' nuclear program and took that out. cheryl: this was an effort for them to protect themselves and their intelligence gathering is nothing short of miraculous, robert. also too, you've got very large u.s. military presence in the region already. but at the same time, you've got these cease fire talks that are sill underway. it doesn't seem, though, that either israel or hamas and now added hezbollah to that have any interest

it's called a billion dollars by by dan hoffman, and it's the opening chapter of his book, how usingthat jib, that dummy, starts out in a birthday cake, allowed our chief of station to get to one of the best agents we ever had. it was an eventful evening. so they did t all kinds of tiny things for us. they did some big things for us. this is me last summer. i was visiting one of them and he took my picture, all five of me. okay. so the traveling, things changed because i spent a summer in this subcontinent. they won't let me say where. you on the weather subcontinent is. i loved it out there, i came back to washington and told them that i would like an assignment out there. i would like to live there and then i would travel on that place. they said, well, there's no photo job coming up. they said there's a disguise job coming up. so we are in in the middle of my career, and i switched, i switched my specialty. this is not a smart thing to do. you know, you build up all this knowledge in this experience and you approved kind of did the guys that yeah, you can do this, say well, now i