. >> we'll ask former cia michael hayden who says the president's strategy is tracking. and we'll get the latest from lindsey graham and jack reed. >>> then the nfl launches an independent investigation into roger goodell's handling of the ray rice domestic violence case. >> we'll discuss the continued fallout with attorney wendy murphy and sportscaster jim grey, who calls the scandal a massive failure. >>> plus, is hillary clinton beginning to mobilize her 2016 campaign. our sunday panel weighs in. all right now on "fox news sunday." >>> and hello again from fox news in washington. islamic state jihadist is have released a third video as proclaimed warning to america agency allies. it shows the execution of british aide worker david haynes who was abducted in syria in 2013 working for an international aid agency, helping the syrian people. joining us from london is senior foreign affairs correspondent amy kellogg. >> reporter: the uk's cobra, or emergency meeting, has just broken up with david cameron vowing now more than ever that they'll continue the fight against isi

. >>> we'll ask former cia and nsa director ject michael hayden. >>> and we'll get reaction from two members of the armed services committee, lindsey graham and jack reed. >>> and the nfl launches an independent investigation into the handling of the ray rice domestic violence case. we'll discuss the continued fallout with attorney wendy murphy and sports caster jim gray, who cause the scandal a massive failure in judgment. >>> plus is hillary clinton beginning to mobilize her 2016 campaign. our sunday pan weighs in, all right now on "fox news sunday." >>> hello again. islamic state jihadists have released a third video as a proclaimed warning to american allies. it shows the execution of british aid worker david haines, who was abducted while working for a british aid organization. joining us is senior foreign affairs correspondent amy kellogg. good morning. >> good morning, john. well, the uk's cobra or emergency government meeting has just broken up with prime minister david cameron vowing now more than ever that the uk will continue its fight against isis. >> david has been murde

hayden told "u.s. news & world report," "the reliance on airpower has all the attraction of casual sex. it seems to offer gratification but with very little commitment." we tired general john allen opposed the original pullout of iraq and has now answered the fwoel coordinate the 40 or so countries who say they support the american-led action against isis. but secretary kerry right now is traveling the region. his sales job for the obama strategy's proving difficult, especially when trying to find countries willing to sign up to participate actually in military action. nato ally turkey hasn't signed on to the fight against isis. germany says they're out as well. the saudis so far say they will only train rebel troops. and the uk, of course, historically a lockstep ally with the united states, says joining for air strikes is, well, a definite maybe. heather? >> leland vittert live for us. thank you. >>> secretary of state john kerry says the united states is not at war with isis. instead, secretary kerr

. >>> we'll ask general michael hayden who says the president's strategy is lacking. and we'll get reaction from two members of the senate armed services committee, lindsey graham and jack reed. then, the nfl launches an independent investigation into roger goodell's handling of the ray rice domestic violence case. we'll discuss the continued fallout with attorney wendy murphy and sportscaster jim gray who calls the scandal a massive failure in judgment. >>> plus, is hillary clinton beginning to mobilize her 2016 campaign? our sunday panel weighs in all right now on "fox news sunday." hello, again, from fox news in washington. islamic state jihadists have released a third video as a proclaimed warning to america's allies. it shows the execution of british aid worker david haines abducted in 2013 while working for an international aid agency helping the syrian people. joining us from london with the latest on all this, the senior foreign affairs correspondent amy kellogg. good morning to you. >> good morning, john. the u.k.'s cobra or emergency government meeting has j

general michael hayden is here to explain. i'm jake tapper and this is "the lead." the united states, trying to sell allies on dropping bombs on the middle east again as the cia says isis may have doubled its numbers but since more boots on the ground have been ruled out, is there any real way to stop them? >>> and how do you stop an outbreak if you're turning patients away? >>> and the pop culture lead, if you can make it here, you just might make it on your own show someday. a groundbreaking shuffle on "saturday night live" brings a new face to the fake news. >>> good afternoon, everyone. welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. the president said, we cannot stand by and do nothing while dangers gather. not president obama this week but president bush on

that's from retired air force general michael hayden who also led the cia and the national security agency. joining us, our military analyst, retired lieutenant colonel rick francona along with juliet kayem. thank you so much being here. colonel, i'll start with you. glib and clever analogy aside, does he have a point? >> it sounds safe, it sounds clean, it sounds surgical but it's not. we can't do what needs to be done strictly from the air and i think even airmen like myself and general hayden would admit that. it's going to require boots on the ground. whose boots on the ground is the big question. and when you're talking about inside syria, off hodgepodge of people over there. you have the free syrian army we're trying to support, the islamic front which the saudis support which is a moderate islamist group, i don't know how that works out so much. but they ally sometimes with the free syrian army to work against isis then you have to regime and all these players in there. so who are we going rely on to be those boots o on the ground? the free syrian army i don't think has the capabili

general michael hayden is here to explain. i'm jake tapper and this is "the lead." the world lead, the united states, trying to sell allies on dropping bombs on the middle east again as the cia says isis may have doubled its numbers but since more boots on the ground have been ruled out, is there any real way to stop them? >>> and how do you stop an outbreak if you're turning patients away? >>> and the pop culture lead, if you can make it here, you just might make it on your own show someday. a groundbreaking shuffle on "saturday night live" brings a new face to the fake news. >>> good afternoon, everyone. welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. the president said, we cannot stand by and do nothing while dangers gather. not president obama this week but president bush on this day 12 years ago in front of the united nations. now we're at it again, the united states on the verge of going back to a war in iraq, a new president trying to build a new international coalition to stand with them, to seek and destroy an enemy that kills in medieval ways. the terrorist group

i'm joined by tom hayden. good to have you.ssue is with no draft there's no skin in the game for so many people. right? the fact is that the burden is being borne by so few among us. >> well, there were big demonstrations against iraq and there was no draft. there were 600,000 as you showed on your screen, 10 seconds ago. there was a big anti-war -- >> not in comparison to the 60s. >> we can make these comparisons, but look. we have to use our brains. it's obvious that this war is rapidly developing. people have to think about it. if the president says there's no military solution and he also says it's going to be a war that lasts beyond his presidency, i can guarantee you there will be a big anti-war movement. >> is part of the problem, a lack of protest standpoint, that there is not access, say, in syria. journalists need to be concerned that they be beheaded if they were on the front lines of this conflict and so perhaps americans at home are not seeing it the way it's playing out. >> that's a big problem. i know a lot about

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extremists should be conducted, i spoke a short time ago with retired lieutenant general michael hayden. he is now a principal at the chertoff group. me.k you for joining watching that there, you were shaking your head when leasing monaco -- when lisa monaco said this is not a war. why is the white house so reluctant to call it a war? >> i don't know. we need to be careful in our use of language not to confuse ourselves. let's be frank with our population. enteringswer -- we are armed conflict and it is going to implicate the american war powers act. yeah, that is a war. about the threat to americans here, how do you assess that? >> a difficult situation. i think lisa got that about right. this is a terrorist organization with great power and will to do harm. i would classify them as a regional threat. i think they have the ambition to be a global threat, but they do not quite yet have the capacity. but as lisa said, we do not have firm evidence of specific allotting. we have been unimaginative in the past. 13 years ago, george tenet was running around saying red lights are blinking in

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security council spokesperson caitlin hayden says white house officials have not confirmed any such planshe said officials need to review information from iraq before making further determinations. french president francois hollande said his government will tighten security in public places, and on transportation systems. hollande issued a security alert to french nationals in 40 countries. those include mainly in the middle east and north africa, where radical islamist groups operate. new york city police commissioner says there is no specific credible threat to the city's subway system or to the city in general. the commissioner added that the department is boosting the police presence on subways and city streets. >>> now for the latest in business news, here's ron madison. ron? >> all right, miki, thank you. the average annual income of japanese private sector employees has risen for the first time in three years, but the government says the pay gap between rular and nonregular employees is widening. the national tax agency said on friday that average income for workers last year stoo

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is hayden right? is this a fling? should we treat it like a marriage?mer boss for that phrase. i've been talking about this for a couple days now. he's right. it sounds sexy, the air power. it's clean. it's sterile. it can be done from a distance. we're not going to get our hands dirty, but it's not just not going solve the problem. if you are going to remove an organization like isis, you cannot do it from the air. you can hurt them from the air. you can ball them up from the air, but when it comes down to the end of it, to degrade and destroy, what the president wants done. >> nose are his words. >> then you need boots on the ground. question is, whose boots are going to do this? >> more about that in a second, but in the president's strategy, we've seen both criticism and support for it. what would you do? what would be your perfect strategy? >> well, i like the fact that there's no end instigadate on t because when you put dates certain on operations, you compromised your goal. we've done this twice now. we've done in -- we did it in iraq and doing

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. >> michael hayden said any powers you want tell them and we will give them to you.and i have reason to know that the nsa's resources went from 80% focused on surveillance for terrorist purposes, not crime purposes like the crime control act. lawyers were assigned to task to see if the 4th amendment was violated. with when the president got around to look at the program you know what they said? it isn't authorized by statue, it doesn't work and it is not constitutional. we had one district court say it was unconstitutional and another one went the other way. but we should not rely on what the courts to say what the last word was. the president himself as wellies congress should be alert to their obligation to understand liberty is the center of the constitutional universe. not empire. when there is ambiguity we those empire. >> just so we will know we will go to this gentlemen, then the gentlemen in the glasses and then the gentlemen over here, and the gentlemen over there. so everyone note. and then the gentlemen there. that will be the order. and then we will end u

but don't tell that to dan hayden who every day controls what some call the inside ocean here in the naval facility in bethoseda maryland. >> you spend your days creating waves in the largest pool owned by the u.s. government. >> this is a one of a type facility and allows us to produce any type of ocean. >> it is called mask. and it holds 12 million gallons of water. big enough to test models of every ship in the modern navy fleet. >> we test it and measure the motions and use that to predict how the ship will behavior. >> one of the problems is changing sea conditions. a ship that does well in the short chop of the north atlantic may not do so well in the rolling swells of the south pacific. mask has 216 individually controlled electromechanical wave boards and can recreate any type of wave from anywhere in the world. navy brass said it will keep our ships on the cuttingem for years to come. >> we can use them to sustain our modern float and project out in the future. >> reporter: testing at mask led to greater fuel efficiency and ship design for shallow waters and that are previou

general hayden has criticized the president for saying there will be no boots on the ground. he's not alone, senators mccain and graham have done the same thing. do you think it's a bad idea to articulate amongst our allies and enemies that the u.s.s. not going to but boots on the ground? >> i think it's fairly dangerous to a certain extent, it's too early about making a definitive statement about they're not being boots on the round. to try and determine isis positions, second at astrike on a multinational force. although the drones and reconnaissance can hit to the larger open areas, if you like, where isis also have control is civilian-occupied towns. now, you can't drone strike those areas. obviously you would have a high civilian rating. ultimately, they will try and pin them into these urban areas if you like. but that inevitably will have to follow with some kind of boots on the ground activity. that's my speculation at this stage. >> rick, there was one counterterrorism analyst who said isis is a future to the u.s., they're not a current threat to the u.s. they haven'

>> what this is is like general hayden and it is a bunch of nsa guys. all i'm saying is maybe they have a reason to smear the guy. this piece is like the nsa is saying this guy is bad so he must be. maybe there is like agenda's in play. maybe he embarrassed them or compromised them in someway. i don't know. i don't read the news or anything. >> what is that tone in your voice? >> this is called deep con condescension. >> what should happen to snowden's supporters like will? shouldn't they be exiled or gitmo perhaps? >> siberia. get out of here. when isis is thankful you have done something you know you have done something wrong. i think edward snowden is -- i believe he is one of the most out of touch people ever. you know he wanted to be a hero. you know he was envisioning him on a float and tinker tapes lying down and a supermodel on each arm. now he is in russia. you know what, i hope he enjoys it and i hope he can't afford a thick coat. >> i have a feeling that snowden has a thick coat from putin for exchanging all of our national security secrets.

. >> michael hayden said right after 9/11 he was summoned and told, any powers you want, you tell us, we'll give them to you. i have reason know the nsa's resources went from like 80% focused on surveillance, for terrorism purposes, not crime purposes like the omnibus crime control act. how many lawyers were assigned the task of determining whether or not the fourth amendment was complied with? now, when the president roz own privacy and civil liberties work got around to looking at the program, the president trusted to them -- what they said? not only is it not authorized by statute. it doesn't work and it's unconstitutional. now, the cases are in the courts. they've had one district court say it's unconstitutional. another one went the other way. the case is on appeal in the u.s. court of appeals. but we shouldn't always rely upon the courts to say whatever the last word was. this was in 1979. the president should by alert to their obligations to understand liberty is the center of our constitutional universe, not empire. and when there's ambiguity, we choose liberty, not empire. >>

we have a written statement from national security spokeswoman k5i9lin hayden who told "al jazeera america," we welcome their release. turkey is 57 coalition partners. this was put out last night, turkey is a member of nato but has pledged to provide humanitarian and logistical assistance to the coalition and that om on air basis controlled by turkish territory. turkey has refused to sign any agreement pledging military action and other measures against isil. turkey is a haven for rebel groups which have been fighting. president assad is a transit point across the border between turkey and syria. those rebel groups include members of isil. turkey has a huge army and could be significant if it chose to contribute to boots on the ground which military advisors are saying will be necessary to defeat and to destroy isil, the goal of the united states and some of the coalition partners but so far, turkish officials are saying no military intervention against isil. >> earlier, i spoke with al jazeera international affairs ron cole. he said the release shows the inflew ince has on the group. >> q

i think we'll be faced by end of the year with more groups on the ground as general hayden just said, maybe u.s. intelligence forces, special operations forces, certainly continued bombing and we'll walk away. the last thing america needs is another war in the middle east where we lost, looks like america is on the defensive and on the ground and open season on america. martha: here is what i don't get about this, kt look at egypt, look at turkey. more muslims have been killed in these battles than any other background. so why is it we can't get turkey coordinated into this? we understand there are elements there have been helping these isis fighters get through their border but if there has ever been consensus a group is evil and ultimately can not be good for anybody in that area why can't we find that on this? >> martha, that is the real point. isis is a bigger threat to the people in the region than it is to us. isis plans to take over countries. it is already fighting on the turkish border. it talked about we're going into lebanon, jordan, saudi arabia you're next. i think united

kate lynn hayden said the white house takes all threats seriously, but added, quote, we have not confirmed such a plot and would have to review any information from our racki partners, vice president joe biden joined the push to -- against isis, meeting with turkey's president, a key nato ally that has stayed on the sidelines. >> i think what you are seeing, and i think this is a testament to the president's leadership, that countries in that region want the united states to be involved. they trust us to be involved to be a force for good. >> perhaps not that much trust, though, from allies like egypt, whose new is thpresident this w raised questions about the long-term commitment to the middle east, though all smiles today. >> obviously the u.s./egyptian relationship has been an important cornerstone of our security policy, and policy in the middle east for a very long time. >> meanwhile, the prime minister explained france's decision to only support air strikes in iraq by saying airpower should have been deployed last year when, he's declaring we certainty would not be bee here -- while

. >> jack kingston saying you can't be halfway pregnant after general michael hayden said the president'strategy reminds him of casual sex, ungratifying, but without ground troops there's no real commitment here. nothing more than metaphors. >> a little more spicy up there where you are today, ed. all right. thanks so much. >> so alarming new evidence of isis recruiting women right here in america. convincing men to leave their homes and join extremist fighters overseas. a handfulmen already missing, and they may have tried to join the terrorists in iraq or syria. one terrorism expert reports this. isis is recruiting these women in order to be baby factories. they are seeing the establishment of an islamic state, and now they need to populate the state. >>> a colorado teen last week pled guilty to conspiracy to support isis. she was arrested at denver airport in april with a one-way ticket after being recruited on-line. lisa, a middle east journalist and fox news contributor. wow. i mean, all i can say is wow. a baby factory? is this the main reason why they would be recruiting these wome

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administration's efforts to secure steven's release, national security council spokeswoman kaitlin haydene understand the very real pain the sotloff family is feeling at this time. our thoughts and prayers are with them as they grieve steven's loss. we condemn the murders of steven and jim foley and we remain committed to bringing the perpetrators of these crimes to justice." carol? >> let's talk about bringing the perpetrators to justice. how exactly would they go about placing jihadi john under arrest? >> well this is going to be something that's going to be a joint effort. the department of defense, state department, the white house, the fbi, in connection with british authorities trying to figure out how to take this man off the chess onboard carol. it could be a challenge because you have to think he could be in a very dangerous environment and syria and iraq, but authorities have a lot of tools in their toolbox. they have to assess the intelligence they have, assess how good that intelligence is, and make the decision from there what kind of tool they want to use to bring him to jus

it's obviously a scary situation, but katilyn hayden, a spokeswoman at the white house telling us a shorte ago we have not confirmed such a plot and would have to review any information from our iraqi partners before making further determinations. we take any threat seriously and always work to corroborate information we receive from our partners. now, what's interesting is president obama met earlier this week with the new iraqi prime minister, and administration officials tell us nothing was mentioned in that meeting. you would think that if there was an imminent plot that iraq uncovered that isis was going to attack subways, it would have been pass odd to president obama. it raises questions about whether the iraqis are sort of hyping this up to keep america and others engaged to say you're focussing on syria now. don't forget about more air strikes in iraq. >> interesting. also, it raises questions about the relationship between president obama and the iraqi prime minister potentially, right? okay. i want to move on to this. the president has been working today to build this coalition

general michael hayden, former cia director says the strategy isn't going to work and he used an interesting >> strategic level air power has all of the attraction of casual sex. it offers gratification, but with limited commitment. >> that's one way to put. i think my next guest may agree. general zinni says they should have put boots on the ground months ago. he is former head of u.s. central command and author of "before the first shots are fired." general zinni, welcome. thanks for being here. >> good to be with you, michael. >> do you cringe as a military leader you hear an elected official make a pledge like no boots on the ground, if so why? >> i do cringe for several reasons. one, first of all don't tell your enemy what you're not going to do. presidents have always said all options are still on the table. they may caveat saying we'll look carefully before certain commitments. the other thing i think we're missing here and this is very important from a military perspective. boots on the ground provide a capability that cannot be matched through just air strikes or providing intellige

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at the same time we're getting involved in a war that michael hayden said earlier steady three to five years minimum. there will be boots on the ground. president said they'll be regional boots the regional component the syrian free army doesn't exist yesterdt. >> thank you so much. thank you. >>> now to the ongoing air strikes as mentioned against isis. u.s. central command said there were five new air strikes overnight. one against isis targets in syria and four in iraq including near the city of irbil that is in northern iraq. that is where nbc news chief bill neely joins us live. tell us about this latest round of air strikes. >> yes, as you say four -- in fact two near where i'm standing near the city of irbil, apparently against isis fighting positions. those were the pentagon's words. of course, no idea on the effectiveness of these strikes or indeed the effectiveness of the 198 air strikes in iraq. that's one area of concern for the pentagon. first of all, there are no boots on the ground. no people who can verify or assess the damage. you can only do that from drones and surve

american air strikes against isis in syria former cia director and retired air force general michael haydend "the reliance on air power has all the attraction of casual sex, it seems to offer gratification but with very little commitment." hmm. now we all knew this was coming sooner or later now that new hampshire senator senator jeanne shaheen has her opponent for november's election she's going on offense. her rival is former massachusetts senator scott brown who is seeking his old job back this time from the state next door. well, here's shaheen's new website. ♪ >> i'm going to do what i think is right for massachusetts first. >> proud to be from massachusetts. >> i am nobody's senator except yours. [ applause ] >> i care about new hampshire. >> nobody's senator but yours. >> nobody's senator but yours. nobody's. >> well, his residence might be different but at least his message is the same. coming up, hillary clinton heads to iowa, will the anti-war base out there embrace her? this is "hardball," the place for politics. you make a great team. it's been that way since the day you met. bu

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congress ma king, i've been handed a comment from the national security council spokesperson, caitlin hayden minister abadi's reported comments of a suspected plot, that he says has been uncovered in his country for subway systems in paris and in the united states, and i'm going to read it verbatim. this is the nsc spokesperson saying we've seen the reports of prime minister abadi's comments we have not confirmed such a plot and would have to review any information from our iraqi partners before making further determinations. we take any threat seriously and always work to corroborate information we receive from our partners. we are obviously very focused on the issue of foreign fighters. as you saw evidenced yesterday at the security council session the president charlds. i want to bring in our global affairs correspondent. this happening at the u.n., the prime minister of iraq sort of tossing those kinds of comments out to a gaggle of reporters in a sideline kind of meeting, this is your area, this is your arena, what do you make of this. >> it's interesting, isn't it? the president saw pr

in fact, mike hayden said on "morning joe" today, this is going to take three to five years minimum, this is going to be the rest of the obama presidency. >> it is. and the rest the part of this speech -- there's been a lot of criticism from the right over the years that he doesn't -- that the president doesn't assert american leadership. you read this speech, you listen to this speech. this was a -- this was the president going in front of the united nations making the case of why america's the one that has to lead. he's inviting the u.n. to be part of the solutions in here. but he was making the case why it is america that has to with ebola, take the lead on these things. he's wanting the rest of the world to come along with him. and when you think about previous speeches and previous attempts by the president and sort of him making the case of what is america's role in the world. this was a much more robust defense of sort of america's preeminence as the leader of the free world and defending that. and in some ways, less apologetically if people want to use that phrase. some like

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. >> former cia and nsa director general michael hayden says, quote, the reliance on air power is all the attraction of what casual sex. with that, let's awkwardly turn to "the washington post's" dana milbank. let's keep moving forward here. >> awkward. >> this congress' purpose has been purpose obstructionists for years. it seems a bit rich to me to now expect the president in a moment of need to go to them and try to work with them when they have refused to work with him and with each other on anything. >> right. do they think he's charlie brown and the football here? i mean, we -- we -- it's not only that it's a theoretical possibility. look what happened on syria. he said, all right, congress, i'm going to put this in your court and let's see what you're going to authorize. and, you know, they couldn't authorize a ham sandwich. they couldn't do anything. so, i think what the president did in his remark was saying, look, congress, i don't need you, but i'd like you. i'd like you to come along and be part of this evert. things change from minute to minute on the hill. it looks right

yet, when michael hayden was norm nated to be the cia director, and i went down to talk to some staffersbout this issue, the question of his role at the nsa and massive surveillance and the meta data that we have seen never came up in the confirmation process which was, indeed, unfortunate. but their focus is a very narrow focus on intelligence collection of signals and communications intelligence. and when you look at the body of law that protects intelligence, they get protection in the law that no other intelligence collection gets. so, whatever you want to think about edward snowden, of course, he is a very controversial character he recollec eer he's serious laws and makes his return to this country and how that's conducted an extremely difficult process because these laws will be pursued in terms6or violation of signals and communications intelligence. he is in a lot of trouble as we all know. >> several years after the 9/11 attack there was a reorganization of intelligence agencies where there's now one director literally supposedly overseeing absolutely everything. how has that i

general michael hayden on isis, plus senator lindsey graham, whom john mccain was just talking about. >> and good to see you. general hayden, by the way, who said the president's plan had all the attraction of casual sex, that offered gratification but not a lot of commitment. powerful language from the general. >> put that in the prompter. >> yeah. >> thanks, john. >>> that's very interesting. plus jack reed, a veteran as well as lindsey graham, a veteran. heather inaugurate, what else do you have? >> good morning. i've got a story about a young man who was brutally murdered in new jersey. it hasn't gotten a lot of attention thus far, but it's starting to right now. the person who killed him called it a just kill. a jihaddist admitting he murdered an american teen-ager as pay back for u.s. military involvement in the middle east. he is accused of gunning down 19-year-old brendan tevlin in new jersey. brown, a devout muslim, telling police, quote, all of these lives are taken every single day by america by this government, so a life for a life. the young man who was murdered was a mem