i'm pleased to welcome gary kasparov back to this table. welcome. >> thank you very much. >> rose: so tell me what you hope to accomplish with this book. >> i wanted to discover the history of the last 25 years, through stories. and one-story is the rise and fall of russian democracy from gosh chef, to putin invasion of ukraine and second one is my own per all perspective as a witness, and in many cases participate in these events and most relevant, is what-- they didn't do to prevent this unfortunate event from happening. >> rose: most important-- which events. >> the fall of russian democracy. because it affected, not only people in russia, not only former soviet union, the people in the former soviet union but also now it affects the whole world. and i have been analyzing the relations between post cold war russia with american administrations starting with bill clinton. actually with bush 41, because techically, it was a very short moment. and you know, it seems to be that, you know, the way russia had been treated is like a crazy uncle

russian chest legend gary kasparov is here, hear what he thinks about putin's attempts to infiltrate syria these day sfooz let's hit the press box. busy day on the trail. kasie hunt in new hampshire, revealing interview with governor jeb bush, hallie jackson following around chris christie who is nervous whether he makes main debate stage next week. and also a lot of new attention on the issue of addiction. chris jansing in florida with the carson campaign. katy tur in new york cover donald trump and the trump tower. new hampshire, we'll start with jeb bush. closing out the third day of his fix-it tour in the granite state. bush is keeping a busy pace as he tries to reboot things making multiple stops today to hear from voters on what's on their minds. unexpected topic, drug addiction and treatment has come to the forefront. kasie hunt caught up with him to talk about that and other issued. >> what's go on near new hampshire and other place is a tragedy that unfolds. this morning, i talked about his son dying of oxycodone and now he's up here, he saved a person's life that was slumpe

david: gary kasparov's book, "winter is coming." >> definitely coming. it is getting colder and colder. david: melissa? melissa: we have breaking news from the state department. releasing 8,000 e-mails from hillary clinton server. they were received in 2012 and 2013. fox business is reviewing emails. we'll bring you news as soon as we sort through them. >>> authorities in paris continue the manhunt for two suspects in the paris terror attacks. new details emerging that one fugitive reportedly purchased detonators at a fireworks shop in paris before the assault, after asking repeatedly about the reliability. also, unconfirmed reports today that some investigators believe the suspects may have fled to syria now. david? david: well the senate intel chairman blasting president obama's assertion that isis is contained in iraq and syria. take a listen. >> to talk about containment is really a joke. the reality is isis may be geographically contained in syria and iraq but their efforts around the world to project terrorism and to commit terrorism is as robust t

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. >> host: steven, wyndham, connecticut, you are on with gary garry kasparov. "winter is coming," is the name of the book. >> caller: hey, thank you for taking my call. and i want to express my condolences to the people of st. petersburg who, apparently, they were all flying back from the sinai to st. petersburg in this terrible, terrible accident. garry, i was surprised that vladimir putin doesn't react sooner -- didn't react sooner. and just his lack of real human sympathy for the people of st. petersburg was just shocking, you know? what is your take on the metrojet once again? what do you really think how this will play politically for him? >> guest: now be, vladimir putin proved many times before that he had no -- [inaudible] to begin with, second chechnyan war and the various apartment bombings, the crisis with 130 hostages killed in the store in 2002, then the terrible tragedy in school hostage situation with 334 people killed after russian troops stormed the building. and what we know that after every crisis, every tragedy putin always, you know, took h

. >> host: gary kasparov. >> guest: my individual reaction was for george w.not to look in hills eyes but to look at his files. once kgb, always kgb, and this remarks from the u.s. president demonstrated that he completely -- putin has completely outplayed bush 43, and so created the foundation for the political -- it's not friendship but very close relations and putin's propaganda has been using methodically and -- i have to give him credit. they did it extremely well, presenting this confession, but also other events with democratic leaders and the peak was in 2006 in st. petersburg where putin was at the chair of the g-8 meet, tony blair, all the leaders the free world, and could dismiss claims from people like me pulling out of the dictatorial nature of his rule, and for russians it was no choice to believe. a few guys were shouting, all to all these leaders who just accepted putin as a member of this most prestigious democratic club. they say the picture worth a thousand words but put had both the picture and the town words to prove his -- the thousand wo

after that, we will bring on gary kasparov, former world chess champion who has written a book about russia and vladimir putin. then we will talk about the october employment figures later on in the show. that's what's coming up. ♪ ♪ >> all persons having business before the honorable supreme court of the united states should give their attention. koramatsu opposed forced internment of japanese americans during world war ii. after convict that you -- after being convicted, he took his case all the way to the screen court. >> this week on landmark cases, we will discuss the historic supreme court case. the attack on pearl harbor, president franklin roosevelt issued an evacuation order sending 120,000 people of japanese origin who lived close to military installations to internment camps throughout the u.s.. of the is a re-creation barracks. they were 20 feet wide and 120 feet long and divided into six different rooms. ceilings or have the masonite on the floor. it was freezing even in the daytime. the only heating they would have had would have been a potbelly stove. able told not hav

maria: gary kasparov was on the show, he said isn't it just the beginning, this will get a lot worse.ave seen some of aren't terms a terrorist activities, do you think it gets worse? >> we will take down your king if necessary. we have the capacity and demonstrated that capacity, he pushed beyond the rules. crossing the airspace of a nato ally and his plane got shot down. you cannot equivocate. that sort of stuff, you are in trouble. there is the iran deal. what does that yield? >> hard-liners in charge, makes it difficult to negotiate on anything. made a terrible mistake, the president had the international community, but syria crossed the red line and used chemical weapons and double right war inside syria. dagen: good to have you on the program, thanks for joining us. the new quinnipiac poll just released shows donald trump still on top in a i love. new contenders are on his heels, we are following breaking news where russian aircraft was shot down, we will be right back. stay with us. maria: quinnipiac polls, donald trump in the lead in iowa with ted cruz making a big jump in. lak