everybody else is looking at what we are doing with israel ukraine. if our friends cannot count on us, how do we develop friends? you get more of what you pay attention to. we pay attention to our enemies and we seem to get more of them. al hunt: you are a man of deep faith and you have then since your teenager. do you believe that god called upon you? guest: let me put it to you this sought wisdom and i said, lord, if you want me to do this, open the door's. -- doors. i'm not going to push them open. everybody said, "a neophyte with no connection, it is impossible!" and yet, the doors are opening. as long as you open the doors, i will walk through them. if you close them, i will sit down. al hunt: safe travels. thank you for joining us. guest: always wonderful to be with you. al hunt: we will be back in just a moment. ♪ maron ismarc here. his interview with obama gained attention and led to discussions. maron is concluding the third season. characterene, the encounters problems with the internet company. >> he did not- fix it. >> do you have the repa

everybody else is looking at what we are doing with israel and ukraine. if our friends cannot count on us, how do we develop friends? you get more of what you pay attention to. right now we seem to pay more attention to our enemies and we seem to get more of them. al hunt: you are a man of deep faith and you have then since you were teenager. do you believe that god called upon you to be president? dr. carson: let me put it to you this way -- i have sought wisdom and i prayed a lot about it because it was not something i was gung ho to do. i said, lord, if you want me to do this, open the doors. i'm not going to push them open. all the pundits and experts said, a neil fight, someone who has no connections -- it's impossible, don't even think about it, and yet, the doors have opened. youid, lord, as long as open those doors, i will walk through them. if you close them, i will sit down. al hunt: safe travels. thank you for joining us. dr. carson: thank you. always wonderful to be with you. al hunt: we will be back in just a moment. ♪ al hunt: marc maron is

they're looking at what we're doing with israel, with ukraine, and if our friends can't come, how arewe going to develop friends? you get more of what you pay attention to and right now we seem to pay more attention of our enemies. >> hunt: let me ask you a final question. you are a man of deep faith and have been since you were a teenager. do you believe god has called upon you to be president? >> let me put it this way -- i have sought grad great wisdom nt only from other people but i've prayed a lot about it because it wasn't something i was gung-ho to do, and i just said, lord, if you really want me to do this, you need to open the doors, i'm not going to push them open. and, of course, all the pundits and experts said a neophyte, someone who has no connections, it's impossible, don't even think about it. yet, doors are opening. so i just said, lord, as long as you open the doors, i will walk through them, and if you close them, i will sit down. >> hunt: well, as you walk through those doors, save travels, dr. carson, both on the campaign trail and debate stage and, thank you, dr.

israel. the supreme court will give its verdict on wednesday. laura: fighting has started up again in eastern ukraine with at least 10 people killed --ween -- infighting between at least 10 people killed in fighting between government forces and pro-russian rebels. nearly 7000 people have been killed since fighting broke out in april, 2014. will hildebrandt has more. william: it was some of the most intense fighting the eastern ukraine had seen in months. heavy shelling overnight in a government-controlled village. >> enemies started shelling. the shelling lasted 20 minutes, hitting the village center. two people were killed and six others wounded. oliver: official said the two people killed were ukrainian soldiers. a military base was hit and believed to be the target of the attack, but more than 50 houses were also damaged. god, whatgod, oh, my did they do to my home? i just bought everything. william: rockets had not been so close to more youthful -- to mariupol since january. fighting also broke out outside of donetsk. the violence strained an already fragile cease-fire. ukraine admits to strengt

correspondent of "time" magazine, including iraq, china, israel, egypt, israel, egypt, mexico, saudi arabia, turkey, lebanon, and ukraine, where things are quite busy from time to time. with that i will handed over to you. >> thank you so much, thank you for calming. i'm glad to see a good turnout this is going to be a great panel and needless to say this is a topic on everyone's mind. we'll try to go beyond some of the things you have been hearing in the past ten days and look forward at what the iran deal means for the u.s. and the iran and region. we'll talk about the mechanics of the deal and people want to ask about that in questions, that is fine, a lot, a lot of the panel will not spend too much time on that. quickly i will introduce the panelists. starting on my left is john mclaughlin, former acting director of the ci way cia. next is matthew spence who departed the pennant don who is secretary for middle east policy, is special assistant to the president, and alan neese is alan neese is the vice chair of the national intelligence council. john let's start with you, back in washington, secretary kerry got a gri

reporting more than a dozen countries including iraq china israel pakistan, afghanistan pakistan, afghanistan, mexic o, saudi arabia lot, lebanon and ukraine. >> thanks for coming. [applause] i am glad to see a turnaround if you decide to skip out early you are making a great. and we will try to go on and for what the air rand deal means. we will talk about the mechanics the levy introduced the panelist starting on my left is a former deputy director of the cia al from the merrill center of international studies. matthew recently departed the pentagon and also a former special assistant to the president and national security advisers and president is sealed was spent 25 years in government including vice chair of the intelligence council. back in washington secretary kerrey got a grilling from the senate committee he was told he was weekend bamboozled end of a guest who left with the road on his back. do you agree? [laughter] get us your take. >> leaving aside the details of centrifuges and percentages of the enrichment material i would say it is not as bad as the critics think but it is not as good a deal as we would like. on the whole is

ukraine was a nuclear armed state. they gave away their nuclear arms with the understanding we would protect them. we won't even give them we turn our back on israelthat of course obama is not going to be able to do anything. i would shore up our military first. if you don't get military right, nothing else is going to work. >> governor walker as president, what would you do if russian president vladimir putin started a complain to destabilize nato allies estone i can't, lithuania, mirroring the actions in ukraine. >> first, it is sad to think now but probably the russian and chinese government know more about hillary clinton's e-mail server than do the members of the united states congress. and that has put our national security at risk. if i'm president, he won't think about that. putin believes in the old adage, you probe with bayonets. when you find steel you stop. under obama and clinton we found a lot of mush. we need to have a national security that puts steel in front of our end ms. i would send weapons to ukraine. work nato to put forces on the eastern border of pole andy and the baltic nations and put back in place the missile defense sy

ukraine was a nuclear arms state. they gave away their nuclear arms with the understanding that we would protect them. we won't even give them offensive weapons. we turn our back on israel ally. in a situation like that of course obama is not going to be able to do anything. i would shore up our military first. if you don't get the military right nothing else is going to work. >> governor walker as president what would you do this splad mere put tin start russian president vladimir putin started a complain to >> first off for the cyber attack in russia the other day it is sad to think right now but probably the russian and chien need government know more about hillary clinton's e-mail server than do the united states congress. and that has put our national security at risk. if i am president he won't think about that. put tin believes of the attitude you probe with bayonets. when you find mush you push when you find steel you stop. obama and clinton we found a lot of mush we need national security that puts steel in front of our enemies. i would send weapons in ukraine and put nato on the eastern forces of poland and baltic nations and i would put in place the missile d