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david: john, the market out there, i'm with scott scott shey with so many cases. i think the fed has been too loose. i think they have to tighten up. on the other hand you look what is happening in some breakaway markets like telecommunications for example, what netflix is up to, the deal they are now making with comcast, the fact that the judge in that whole net neutrality thing is allowing market to work there the market is coming up with unique ways of providing information and television to customers that may make a lot more money for telecoms. you're in favor, john, of verizon. i assume that's one of the reasons why, no? >> yeah, that's true. when you think about companies like netflix, i mean netflix is obviously been a great story. i think that the question with stocks like netflix is going to be, will they continue to grow in the same fashion as they get into some of the more rural areas where their networks may have a little more difficulty expanding and increases costs and competition. david: the point, john, when you have really new technology providing

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joining us now, david gregory. >> hi. secretary of state john kerry is my guest this morning.t a critical time. the administration is taking a hard line against vladimir putin and russia. the president has been saying don't do this. russia has gone ahead and done it. secretary of state john kerry says he thinks this is a pretext to the crimea peninsula in the eastern part of ukraine that is part of the ukraine. this is a serious act. the question is, what next? what consequences are the president prepared to pursue at this point? >> is the president doing anything to get putin to retreat? >> he talked to him 90 minutes yesterday. i don't think the the the talks went well. i don't think putin is interested he says he's there to protect russian interests, russians themselves in ukraine. kerry says that's not a pretext but a false pretext for why they're sending forces in. >> with all this happening so fast, we're watching it unravel. could this be the biggest foreign policy challenge for the administration so far? >> it's hard to count just one. the problem is it comes at a time

david? >> reporter: john, the latest is more unanswered questions at this hour. vietnamese officials saying that they have seen a yellow object floating in the ocean. now search-and-rescue vessels are on their way to investigate that. that might raise some hopes of an answer to this mystery. this plane, which early saturday was flying over vietnamese air space, which vanished. no real theories at this point as to what happened, but as you mentioned, two passengers which boarded that plane were on stolen passports, who were going on from kuala lumpur to beijing on to europe. they haven't ruled out terrorism at this point or hijacking. in fact, they haven't ruled out any possibility of what exactly happened. the most of the passengers, more than 150 of them, chinese nationals. many of the families of those people are in this hotel behind me waiting, wondering, frustrated, not knowing what has happened. they are going to be flown to malaysia, like family members of others on that plane. more than a dozen nationality, including at least three americans on this ill-fa

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david. >> reporter: good morning, john.we've been with these families for 12 days now, and it's hard to imagine how awful this period has been. for all this time, they're getting frustrated, more anger this morning at this hotel, people just wanting the information that they need to get closure on what happened to their loved ones on that flight. more than 150 passengers on board from china. many of the families here in this hotel behind me. and they have been setting up a vigil here today to try and to find some peace in this terrible process, writing messages on the boards. one person writing, "son, dad's waiting for you," another, "we're waiting for you to come home for dinner." even through this process and the unlikelihood of any hope, people have been clinging on to hope that their loved ones are alive, john. and certainly today, they're not saying much, but hanging on to every detail since that new information that australian authorities might have found some debris in the ocean that they believe could be this plane.

john? >> david, as you said, there have been these debris sightings before. that's got to be so hard on the families to have these moments of hope only to have them dashed, because so far, the debris's turned out to be nothing. they're out looking at one more spot right now. how are the families getting information? how are they getting the information they're asking for right now? >> reporter: well, john, the families are very frustrated. they're getting information from malaysian airlines here in beijing. hundreds of them in this hotel behind me. most of the passengers on board that ill-fated flight were chinese. now, today they're banning together, refusing initial financial assistance from malaysian airlines, and many of them, despite the offer, don't want to leave china until that plane is found. i spoke to one counselor here. he said the most difficult thing is the not knowing, that unanswered question, the holding out on hope, even if hope is slim at this point. people still want to believe that their loved ones are alive, though as the hours tick by,

john, we heard david report that the search area in this case could be enormous. you told us last night here that the pie lot was calling in his cord nates. so, where that flight tracker leaves off, who's to say that plane didn't keep going well beyond that? >> it very easily could have, david. it's going eight miles a minute. that means ten minutes after a position report, it could be nearly 100 miles away. that tremendously expands the search area. >> and john, how rare is it that two days into this, other than the oil, that we have no debris sighting at all here? >> this is pretty rare. because you would think there would be something out there, if it hit the water intact or otherwise. but there is precedent. for taking longer. the air france situation, a number of years ago, which crashed in the middle of the atlantic, it was eight days before they found the floating vertical stabilizer with the air france colors. >> eight days. all right, john nance, thank you. and our coverage continues at abcnews.com and of course, first thing in the morning right here on "

. >> david, john thank you so much for that. >>> next, we head back to perth australia.ls are really coming in by the minute as planes begin to return to the search area. stay with us. to buy a passat tdi clean diesel. husband: so it's like two deals in one? avo: during the salesperson #2: first ever exactly. volkswagen tdi clean diesel event, get a great deal on a passat tdi, that gets up to 795 highway miles per tank. and get a $1000 dollar fuel reward card. it's like two deals in one. hurry in and get a $1,000 fuel reward card and 0.9% apr for 60 months on tdi models. >> reporter: welcome back to "new day" everyone. i'm coming to you live from perth australia. we have breaking developments in the search for magazines flight 370. we learned that 122 pieces, they say, of possible debris were spotted by satellites on sunday. listen to what the transport minister said. this was just moments ago. >> in one area of the ocean measuring some 400 square kilometers, we're able to identify 122 potential objects. some objects orthopedic a meter in -- objects were a meter in lengt

david: secretary of state john kerry talking tough about the crisis overukraine, well, kind of. moscow listening? sandra: hello? david: we'll go to correspondent in the ukraine capitol of kiev to find out who is winning this high-stakes poker game. sandra: remember this hilarious radioshack commercial from the super billion last month? it may not have been enough to turn the embattled electronics retailer around. you saw all the cam most. you saw it, david? david: yeah, i did. sandra: radioshack's latest recovery plan after this. ♪ sandra: time for a quick speed read of some of the day's other headlines, five stories, one minute of the first up, facebook in negotiations to buy drone manufacturer titan aerospace. according to reports the social networking giant is aiming to use the drones to beam internet connections to isolated regions in developing countries. >>> radioshack closing 1100 stores after sluggish holiday sales. sales at stores open for at least one year fell 19% in the fourth quarter due to weak customer traffic. >>> zynga planning to launch three new games before t

john is a former ntsb board member and aviation safety expert. davidt and john is a security analyst and former tsa undersecretary. good to see all of you, gentlemen. john, why don't i begin with you? how encouraging is this to you that there are these objects? we know at least about the color of the objects, them being white, orange, red. but no real confirmation of what they have retrieved. >> well, the -- >> it is encouraging. >> i'm sorry, john goalia. >> i'm sorry. >> it is encourage that we are getting some debris. and i hope that it is from the airplane so that we can start narrowing the search down. but given all the effort that's put into this i have no doubt we're going to get to that airplane. >> sorry. forget that we had two johns here. in your view, with the retrieval of these items, tell us what the sequence of erchs will be, once they collect them how does anyone discern what it is, what it means, what they're looking for in order to identify these objects? >> you would bring in all the personnel from boeing who understand every piece of

god bless her and john mccain making funny stuff on david letterman last night. he was here before he went there. bill: knocking it out of the park. thanks for coming by yesterday. martha: "happening now" starts right now. bye-bye. jon: fox news alert as the jon: fox news alert as the jetliner expands. we're learning two men traveling on it and link to iran. interpole release images of a two men, 19-year-old and 29-year-old who initially traveled on their own passports to malaysia and switching to italian and austrian documents. word is the teen was trying to seek asylum. interpole doesn't believe they had any links to terrorism. the plane with 239 people on board disappeared four days ago. crews from 10 different countries are searching for any sign of the aircraft. authorities are widening the search area to include the western side of malaysia. more on that in a moment. right now today's top headlines and brand new stories you will see here first. >> hi drama at "the blade runner" murder trial as a friend of oscar pistorius testifies about a gun incident that

>>supervisor john avalos: commissioner campos? >>supervisor david campos: thank you, mr. chair. my thinking with being open and flexible with the rfp is i want to get to as many options as possible. one approach would be to include information with shell in the picture but also to include information with shell out of the picture so we have some comparison point. what i have said about shell is that i don't think for anyone of us who voted for this that shell was always the ideal partner, was always the best response. so as presented at that particular time. if there are options out there that are better that we have a responsibility to explore them. maybe one approach to have in the rfp to have flexibility to look at both to have as much information as we can. i don't know if you are open to that but that would be my thinking. >> okay. it's really up to your direction. i know when we had the meeting with the advocates there were some that wanted that flexibility. since it wasn't clear is why i brought it up. i just want to make sure how you want to approach that. i don't think

david. you say the president wants this out. john brennan is an honest and forthright guy. but what gives? he doesn't want stuff out. >> as the other guest talked about, there may have been some occupants that might not have been -- it is in everybody's interest to move past the episode and move on. diane feinstein -- the people believe in what the cia does. this doesn't help anybody. >> let's switch to florida. many democrats thought you were going to win the special election. not by much. you lost. that is a harbinger for the year? >> i don't think this is an obamacare problem. we have a turnout issue. the same problems that affected us in 2010 and we have had tougher off years than presidential years. the problem is bad turnout. >> we have a bunch of red states like louisiana and arkansas where you have minority populations. we have to work overtime on turnout. the candidates are going to have to do a good job. >> there were 25,000 fewer votes in this election than 2010. but are the republicans doing what the democrats are doing? they are portraying it as a mona lisa? >> you can see whe

david tweed is also standing by. john, let's kick it off with you. the ukraine situation.he russian markets are beginning to react. >> some of the biggest drop since 2009. every single stock on that index is heading lower. the russian central bank, a little surprise for us. they will cut rates. they said that increase is intended to prevent inflation. i will tell you what it does not present. that is political risk. it is a big deal. >> some of the companies. rom produce a lot of gas for the european region. that is under pressure. let's turn our attention into david tweed. he is in berlin. of course, the european ministers are meeting. is, how faruestion will they be prepared to go? last night that the u.s. treasury secretary have spoken about the possibility of sanctions. john kerry, the u.s. secretary of state, said he has spoken to foreign minister's also about putting sanctions in place. is it that was we are going to get out of the meeting and if so, what will they look like? we will speak to you shortly. jon, i was looking at the equity board in front of me. the par

secretary of state john kerry is meeting with prime minister david cameron at and the foreign ministersite with the latest. >> john kerry is just arriving. >> that is right. 20 of 11th hour talks are going on here in london. western leaders make a last-ditch effort to convince putin to stand down in crimea ahead of the referendum scheduled to take place on sunday in crimea. as you said, secretary kerry is just arriving. because he is entourage still parking their cars outside of 10 downing street. he is going to be meeting with the british prime minister. he will be meeting with his russian counterpart, the foreign minister for what will be the most important and difficult talks since this crisis began. the meeting is in london instead of washington or moscow. secretary kerry declined meeting in moscow. they were concerned that russia was not interested seriously and finding a double medic solution. both sides have found appropriate to meet just two days ahead of that referendum taking place. what does the united states hope to accomplish? what is the eu want to see out of today's talk

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david. you say the president wants this out. john brennan is an honest and forthright guy. but what gives? he doesn't want stuff out. >> as the other guest talked about, there may have been some occupants that might not have been -- it is in everybody's interest to move past the episode and move on. diane feinstein -- the people believe in what the cia does. this doesn't help anybody. >> let's switch to florida. many democrats thought you were going to win the special election. not by much. you lost. that is a harbinger for the year? >> i don't think this is an obamacare problem. we have a turnout issue. the same problems that affected us in 2010 and we have had tougher off years than presidential years. the problem is bad turnout. >> we have a bunch of red states like louisiana and arkansas where you have minority populations. we have to work overtime on turnout. the candidates are going to have to do a good job. >> there were 25,000 fewer votes in this election than 2010. but are the republicans doing what the democrats are doing? they are portraying it as a mona lisa? >> you can see whe

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john nance. you heard david report there on the pinging, the block box. how long does the pinging last? >> 30 days is the guarantee from the manufacturer. on both the cockpit and data flight recorder. it may go longer. but that's what they have got in terms of length of time. >> given what we know about where the oil is, what do we know about the water, how deep it is, what does this mean for investigators? >> it's a little over 600 feet. that means they will be able to find it. that's not a terrible depth of a rough bottom that would make a major problem. they will be able to find this. >> as you know, it's believed the cockpit had been calling in in the coordinates of the plane. in this day and age with gps and sophisticated satellites why aren't we able to track these planes every moment? >> there are dark zones that we don't have radar coverage on. during those times when you're in one of those zones without active radar you're reporting your own position. either verbally or electronically. you know with gps where you are but you're on your own to report it. >> we thank you all. our

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i think the much bigger thing, as john mccain, as david referred to, what do you do beyond this?considerations does russia have in ukraine, there's nothing like that -- in crimea, rather, there's nothing like that in the rest of the ukraine. for united states and europe, this goes from being a crisis on one scale to something qualitatively different. >>> coming up on "morning joe" -- dr. nancy snyderman just back from syria with amazing and heartbreaking reporting on the impact that country's civil war is having on the children. >>> also ahead, "town & country" jay fielden is here. we check in with politico's mike allen, but first a check on the forecast. >> it is snowing once again in the nation's capital. this is the fifth time that federal offices have been shut down because of snow this winter. but we are seeing improvements. the heaviest of the snow is winding down right now. from here on out, it should be light to moderate snow showers. but most of the accumulating snow, that's 7 to 9 inches, is already on the ground. and it's not going to last all that long. in fact, it's

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david: now we had john allison yesterday. i'm sure you know john. up from small regional bank. i think assets increased by 100 fold during his tenure. he of course was very defensive of bb&t as you would expect. he was questioning these stress tests saying that there is too much micromanaging going on. that the fed has its planning procedures that don't necessarily fit with management planning procedures. and you shouldn't read too much into it. what do you think of what john said? >> i actually think he correct. these are different scenarios. they're really have no bearing on reality, whether it's a crisis situation or kind of a baseline scenario, if you will. what the fed is doing, is taking a look at a point in time, some very strategic data, and, you know, stressing a couple of variables but, as we all know, that is really not how it plays out in the real world. as we saw that in the financial crisis. david: yeah. >> it is very easy to do scenarios with interest rates or shocks on credit quality but at the end of the day, the banks have a very d

i'm very happy to join supervisor david chu and other agencies that have worked hard. john said something earlier about the subway and this project. there's much more and i think that ms. wu understand how we have to plan important the city. transportation and housing go together and they miss go together in the future. we've been taught for many, many years you can no longer build housing in areas where it's not connected to great transportation systems payroll so we took this opportunity when we understood when the embark did care highway was going down we were sad and i know we were there struggling for the survival of the chinese community which this freeway went down. but we take opportunities to have confidence with people about what we we need to continue doing. this is why cdc forces those conversations to have to happen. this is just the beginning. 45 units of affordable housing but 18 of those are going to be dedicated to the formerly homeless. those individuals need to be helped in the city. we're building a lot of housing and as norman referenced that might not

david: by the way the regional banks did very well today, just to throw that out there. johnrom the cato institute. great to see you, john. please come back and see us again soon. >> thank you, david. have a great day. david: same to you. cheryl, over to you. cheryl: the markets shared the better than expected jobs report released earlier this month but are most commentators overlooking a most important piece of data? that is what our next guest, the former chairman of president's council of economic advisors, ed lazear beliefs. he tells us about the hidden rot in the job numbers. >>> health care is making quite a splash as well. we talk to some one who had not just one but two big health care companies go public in the last two weeks! don't want to miss that. of the ♪ [ female announcer ] it's time for the annual shareholders meeting. ♪ there'll be the usual presentations on research. and development. some new members of the team will be introduced. the chairman emeritus will distribute his usual wisdom. and you? well, you're the chief life officer. you just need the right p

panelld mention the next we will have david radel and john chiang.hey're the two lead staff persons that are working on this process to develop a new medication act -- communications act. it is an update, not a rewrite. we are pleased that you guys are going to be with us then. we could do so much more. this has been so much fun. i probably just got time maybe for two quick questions. it if i have any questions, raise your hand. we will bring a mike. c. you have to identify yourself and just ask a question without making a statement. scott. to the gentleman who professes not to be a gentleman but i know is a detriment. the procompetitive development of lte andy l growth of wi-fi -- and the outgrowth of wi-fi changing the dynamic because we have wireless capacity and the u.s. is leading in lte deployment. over the top, especially now with the court blessing two-sided markets, good people give a comment on how competition is addressing a lot of the video and broadband issues because more competition is on the way. >> who would like to comment quickly?

to many of those questions. >> >>supervisor david campos: i would hope the general manager reconsider working with staff on this. >> i do too. >>supervisor john avalos: i was hoping that they would work with them through sfpuc and we have funding as well and next year is what should be in line. is there currently staff that can be helpful and that are budgeted in our budget to do this work? >> the cleanpowersf program is funded as a program. staff can charge to it as they work on it in that program index code. so those funds are sitting there, staff is not working on it. they will continue to sit there. so to the extent we are given direction to do particular community choice aggregation, clean four sf work, we have the financial resources to perform that work. that's the point i was trying to make. >>supervisor john avalos: okay, the system of the rfp could do that work? >> where we are direct to do that work yes. >> by your staff, by your commission? >> yes. and through the joint meeting process, perhaps that's the venue to discuss these items and to come to some sort of agreement as to what the going forward efforts should be. thank you. >

republican david jolly squaring off the against the democrat alex sink. john roberts watchings that live in largo, florida. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, bill. this is a test of messaging for the midterm elections particularly for the republican side. jolly campaign, national congressional committee, outside groups have been hammering democrat alex sink for over support for obamacare. sink says the affordable care act is flawed, needs fixing but contends it is better than was there before. as she visited campaign workers yesterday on the eve of the election, i put the question to her, do you think this election will be a referendum on obamacare? >> i really don't. when i'm out and about i hear a number of different issues that people are concerned about, like protecting social security and medicare. they're frustrated with washington and believe that washington is not working for them. >> reporter: republican david jolly believes not only is this a referendum on obamacare but on the president himself and he predicts big things for republicans in nov

it's nice to have david and john here with us as well. lot of great minds on this because we need it. let's start with what we absolutely know. u.s. assets. they moved the u.s.s away. they've been asked to help finding the black box. what does this mean other than the obvious? that the malaysians believe the best chance the plane hit the water in that area? ? the process of elimination, there's discussion the plane, especially if altitude numbers are right -- we don't think they're completely accurate. they were flying low up and down. they didn't have the fuel to go over the him lay yans and take the northern route. >> they say we were tracking a flight, think it was 370 because of the direction it was going and wasn't transmitting data. how helpful is this in limiting the search area? >> very helpful. radar has a definition, a range, that you can clearly see things. this was primary return. that's well known how far the signal will travel. that's going to be very limiting on the northern side how far the airplane went. >> that's good to

david adams from john taylor in the u.k.uyers assessing this particular flat close to 9 million pounds was up some have come back for a second viewing. might not be on the shelves for that much longer. i will show you more. a little more of the luxuries they have. >> thank you. atlet's continue our look how russian businesses are faring under the direct of more sanctions. ryan chilcote joins us. >> i am joined by reuben and, groupad of a rush banking -- russia's largest banking group a he is positioned better than anybody to assess this crisis and how it is affecting russian business. what are you seeing? stable.r, it is quite a the key question is what does the future bring us? economic and ministry say $70 billion has a left russia in the first few months of this year than all of last year. get to 70 billion or $80 billion there could be a recession. what would a recession mean for the market? >> i think the recession is off to sleep not very good because russia's economy was a growing one. is the model of this economy gro

and that bothers me, john mclaughlin. i think david's got the story right. the way it's being done that bothers the hell out of me. >> first of all, the voters tomorrow in a special election in florida 13 can acceptedsend e by voting for the republican. that could be an acid test. this union has a lot of hotel workers in that district. a lot of votes have already been cast. but they have turned the insurance companies into public utilities. basically they have taken away consumer choice, they have thrown out all these mandates. and they're passing the costs along to a working middle class who saw this coming. we saw it in our yg network polls we had last year. costs, people not getting choice. they saw it coming all year long. and now when you ask about the economy, they're telling you you need economic growth as you heard senator rubio talking about. they need economic growth and they basically see the obama care program as a big wet blanket on the economy. >> paul howard, i want you to comment on what david said before because the unions may not be getting

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following a meeting with david cameron john kerry will hold talks with sergei fedorov.his morning in london. last-minute diplomacy is ahead of the sunday vote in crimea and residents will decide whether to leave ukraine and be a part of russia. a study says 300 people died after their airbags failed to open up in two gm models and the cars are already part of a massive nationwide recall and admits faulty ignition switches caused 34 deaths and they are disputing airbag findings al jazeera has video showing women and children being held against their will by rebel fighters in syria and erica wood has their story. >> taken by sunni rebels last august from villages in the northeast. the region is a stronghold of presidential assad alawites, a branch of shia islam and ready to free the 94 women and children in exchange for the release of 2000 prisoners being held by government forces. they made demands over which prisoners should be freed and say mainly coastal regions and at least half of them mouth be women and children. prisoner swap last week saw release of 13 greek orth

. >>> i'm joined by the former director of national intelligence john negroponte and david ignatius,oth of you, for being here. let's start out with that meeting which if my clock is right might be taking place. you've been doing some talking to folks about what's on the table here, because it seemed to me before it was all about, listen, putin, you need to talk to the government in kiev. >> that remains part of it, candy, talking today to a senior state department official about the meeting tonight in paris. i heard -- the basic core principles that form the agenda for secretary kerry, and i'll briefly run through them, first idea there must be de-escalation of this crisis. and i think that speaks to the russian troops 40,000 to 50,000 across from eastern ukraine. those troops have to back off and that's a key signal. second, disarmament of regular forces inside ukraine. the russians have repeatedly talked about the regulars who were harassing russian speakers. we think that's mostly nonsense, but that's an issue that would be addressed. third, the need for international monitors to

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john heilemann. in washington the moderator of "meet the press" david gregory. >> formal complaint. cials of nbc when john heilemann was here i didn't have to be here and somehow a miscommunication. >> diva alert. david is a lot easier to work you than you are, donny. david, do you ever turn video? >> i do. >> can you see me? >> i can. >> look what thomas roberts gave me. >> yeah. i know. i saw when he gave it to you last hour. >> oh, really? okay. i think it might be true. what do you think, heilemann? >> i wouldn't mess with texas women. he could of all i would never mess with you. >> i'm not from texas but i put me in the category. >> that's what i'm saying. you got that lone star state spirit. >> i do. i do. especially as it pertains to you. >> that's right. it's friday. we will be nice to everybody. thomas roberts came bearing gifts. we have a lot of politics to talk about and a lot going on with the republicans and david jolly is going to be joining us and that, of course, victory a lot of people are wondering whether or not it has national implications looking toward the mid t

david wohl. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> john, i want to start with you.tors are saying that it is it a rare case that the feds need to prove that pg&e violated federal safety rules. how do you prove that? >> it is difficult. it is not a case where all of the feds need to do that someone blue up and lit a match and blew up the neighborhood. it is not that simple. but they have to prove that people in control turned a blind eye to the numerous things going on under grouped. >> david, how would you defend the utility company? >> this whole explosion came from one wield in a poip that was put in place in the 1950? >>>>> no question of sloppy paper work and inspections. but disregarding federal laws, is needed here. and the federal authorities are going after this. state and local authorities said no way, it is a civil case. but the obama administration with its dislike for big energy and gas and oil, surprise, surprise they are going after it with a vengeance and it is political. >> david, the company paid out 565 million to settle most of the lawsuits. n2 bi

secretary of state john kerry talking to david gregory on "meet the press" and he asked him about the russian reset and how that factors into all this? kerry says i don't know what you're talking about. he said, no, wait, the whole thing you based president obama's foreign policy on. and they just get a pass. nobody is making fun of secretary kerry today. >> no one follows up with a question. >> that question was ridiculous. let me say this in defense of what mitt romney did and sarah palin. we have been so consumed with islamic terrorists that we have not looked at potential -- the big geopolitical picture which is russia and china. so if the obama administration missed it, a lot of people missed it. while we're focusing on these terrorists that i think we're overfocused on, we have left alone some of the bigger players in the world. >> to be fair, i think you're right. i still think terror is number one. but i always thought russia was a second-tier issue. i felt that way because i wanted to believe it. i wanted to believe that the russians were so much in love with the west, but i