lou: joining us now, general jack keane. >> good to be here.: let's start with what looks like could be a incredible phase in this president's administration. he is talking about historic agreement with iran. historic agreements with cuba. and a trade agreement transpacific partnership that could be large ed trait deal -- largest trade deal ever carried out, your thoughts about president's strategy? and his prospects? >> from a strategic perspective he is taking the u.s. in a develop direct from any president we had post world war ii he has reached out and bent over backward to work with our competitors that china is seeking regional dom nation in pacific. but, the facts are that this effort he has made with cuba, and iran, they are historic. and significant, in the middle east, deal with iran is changing the strategic center of power in the middle east, because while he has been negotiating for some time, and trying to create reproachmont with iran, iran has been on mood seeking regional hegemony and still sponsors regional terrorism that is e

general jack keane is joining us. the ayatollah said there would be no written agreement with world powers this removing the nuclear capability from iran. and now that is what they are announcing what is going on? >> well, contradicts here, by i've government, certainly almost happens on a weekly basis. you know we're saying sanctions will be eased overtime, based on iranian compliance, and supreme allied leader of iran said they will be removed immediately on agreement and signature and president said that is likely to happen. so add this new chapter in terms of written document not a written document, we'll see what happens, but one thing we do know, we have a weak american president who is desperate to make a deal with iran. and they will have more sway or the outcome of this than we're going to have, that is the truth of it. lou: and at the same time. provegation state -- strait of hormuz, taking the ship if you will hostage, and the crew. and with ships in the area, u.s. navy vessels no response by this country e

lou: general jack keane. always good to have your insights. >> thank you lou.: vote on poll, do you believe that american public will have greater trust in any iranian nuclear agreement if approved by senate? >> an oregon ducks runner giving us a reminder to never celebrate before we won. and the race does not always go to the swift oregon runner had a lead in men's 3,000 meter, she slowed down to mug for camera to celebrate, to get crowd going but, a washington husky runner got going and for the win oregon duck lost by 1 10th of a second. >> he will not make that mistake again. said the announcer. i would hope not. seems 1 is once is more than enough. >> police in one of texas' biggest city as may have figured out to to end high-speed chase for good. >> and first class passengero an l.a. bound flight discover something unusual in the cargo hold that story is next, you don't want to miss it. when the moment's spontaneous, why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary sym

jack keane, what is your reaction in that? >> i don't know what the motivation would be for them to call off the air campaign when this thing is completely unresolved. unless they're working out some political situation, you know with the houthis in coming to some kind of a consideration there. other than that it doesn't make much sense to me. melissa: they're saying they're going to focus on security, counterterrorism aid and resolution i believe was the last, here we go coming across now. i mean the timing of this is pretty shocking. general keane? >> yeah. well, listen, to be frank about it melissa the air campaign has been very limited. what the saudis and the other countries that are supporting them and flying that air campaign they only fly during the day. they don't have training skills to fly like we do. most of our train sorties are flown at night. those airstrikes are very limited in terms of their impact. the houthis have been able to move freely at night, to resupply their forces and also to conduct troop movements

general jack keane. and new reports that the state department is ready to take cuba off the u.s. state sponsors of terrorism list. despite the fact that cuba maintains ties to countries such as north korea and continues to provide sanctuary for international terrorist. and no obama quid pro quo. is the agenda first cuba and then i ran? we will see. plus tonight, the mayor and the police chief of a small south carolina city have been simply exemplary and the handling of the tragedy. the murder of one of their citizens recorded on video leaving no question that one of the city's police officers shot and killed and an on on black man that was running away from the cob. some critics already claiming saturday's shooting of walter scott could have been prevented if an incident two years ago had been fully investigated. so why isn't the media focusing instead on what the north charleston police department and the mayor of the city did correctly? former nypd detective david beagle and david clark join us tonight

we've got to get it jenna: let's bring in general jack keane former vice chief of staff for the army fox news military analyst. general keane, your reaction to general dempsey. >> i'm a little stunned by it. i don't welcome the opportunity to have to disagree with the chairman of the joint chiefs on public it's, but he's just flat wrong here. symbolically ramadi matters. it's the capital of the largest province in iraq. it's the major sunni province in iraq, and we cannot reclaim iraq or have a stable iraq politically without sunni participation. to suggest that we can lose their capital makes no sense. it's also where the sunni awakening, which began to defeat the al-qaeda in conjunction with the bush surge of forces, it is very symbolic for that reason. strategically look at that map you had up there, can you bring that thing back up again? jenna: absolutely. we'll do that right now. >> when you see that map and ramadi's proximity to baghdad, when you drive outside the city of baghdad to the west, you are immediately in anbar province. ramadi is 70 miles from baghdad. that whole pr

jack keane from the institute and study of war.hip joining ten others. we are shadowing this convoy to perform man reconnaissance of seven or nine iranian ships in the iranian convoy. is that new information to you? >> no the fact is this aircraft carrier moved out of the supporting operation in iraq and syria where it was part of the air campaign and moved from the persian gulf and it suddenly has its own air craft making connection with those nine ships coming from iran. i think we probably have some intelligence and it is likely there is arms and ammunition on the ship. i know what we are most concerned about is surface-to-air attacks. inside of yemen they are conducting these and if the iranian ship tries to enter water space i am confidant we will intercept it. >> i don't know if you have a monitor but i want to show the viewers what we are talking about. this is the population and geography. saudi arabia and egypt are both sunni nations with qutar and uae fighting the shiite members. the theodore roosevelt is coming from the

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general jack keane.serious storm hitting the washington, dc, virginia, now we're told north carolina sweeping areas, severe thunderstorms in all the way from north carolina to virginia here, and much of the concern seems to be with this tornado watch in effect if any of this could turn to tornado-like conditions. the weather i -- joe was telling us the conditions are such that it wouldn't take much to switch this into a tornado. but the watch is in effect and conditions are ripe for that, not quite a warning. where they would actually see this activity but it has spread to pennsylvania as well. so a wide swath, and a big swath. you're looking at the philadelphia metropolitan area where such storms are being seen and reported and feared. we're keeping a close on it. more a watch than a worry. more right after this. ..... >>> the mooch is loose and i think it's fair to say the late lewis republic would be very proud. when he isn't making headlines, he is making it with a show of his very own outside of the

what people like general jack keane will tell you one silver lining comes out of all of this, some ofries are starting to take the lead taking on bad guys themselves. that really did not happen before now. >> look at tanks on the ground. look at boko haram, who is now promised to get together with the islamic state and they're rolling on their own. i mean, everybody will have to have their unified vision but how do you get there? where is the coalition, concerned did i? >> i always said that the united states can lead with strategy. i think that's what the united states does best, better than anyone else in the world. if you have willing countries like jordan or saudi arabia, go ahead, put ground troops in there. fight the good fight in your own backyard but i don't have a problem with the united states, it's funny as al-abadi is saying to the president we need help fighting isis. i can see the president going that is really good idea. how do we do that? >> abdullah requested all this weaponry and ammunition on behalf of the united states and apparently the stuff was weeks behind and

and he and general jack keane and some other top military experts have said we're not talking all military. nobody's saying this is an all-military battle. but when it comes to fighting radical islam, we're going to have to be more aggressive. we're going to have to have a multifaceted approach. and, yes, it's going to include boots on the groupd and a strong ro bust military option. do you agree with that? >> a lot of it. as far as the boots on the ground though i would say the boots on the ground need to be arab boots on the ground. ultimately civilized islam's going to have to rise up and be part of this. i think the jordanians have been provoked enough that they will put boots on the ground. i think the saudi arabians need to step up. and i want to see battalions where thousands of saudi arabians are marching at the front of the battalions. because frankly the saudi arabians have been a big part of this problem for a long time. the kuwaitis need to be at the front lines, the turks need to be at the front lines, but you have to have arab boots on the ground. >> let's talk about the roll

general jack keane is with us. >> what actually happened is in 2013 due to criticism of the drone programy it was in the president's own party he made changes to the program. he established when it came to the target itself you had to have quote near certainty no civilians were involved. and number two the second change you had to make certain the target was a direct threat to the united states and it had to be an imminent threat. that is what drives the drone program to date. however, what this story is about is that he made an exception to those rules for pakistan because that is where the al qaeda is present. the near certainly in terms of the target for civilians stays in the program for pakistan. however, he did not apply the restriction that it had to be a direct threat to the united states. a pattern of behavior that indicates they are terrorists is sufficient to be able to target. you don't have to know which terrorists are there and whether there is a high-value target leader present there. >> they used heat-seeking technology and they felt there were four human beings in that lo

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jamie: let's asking retired general jack keane.t is clear this is a global issue at this point. how technically advanced are we in tracking these groups? >> you are right it's a global issue. fox has been saying as much for two years that radical islam moreinformationformorphed into a global jihad. where is the global response to it? why haven't we organized ourselves in a similar alliance like we did to combat communism in the 20th century? in the the 1st century radical islam is the major security challenge of this generation and we have yet to organize ourselves to defeat it. jamie: how effective have airstrikes been? >> airstrikes can be effective and they have been effective in stalling the offensive movement that isis had inside iraq. but they can't defeat the movement. the on thing they can defeat the movement from a military perspective is a combination of an effective ground force supported by fair strikes. we have seen that in tikrit. the operation in tikrit was stalled. the so-called indispensable ally iran bills itself

but i've always heard from you and general jack keane this is not unsolvable military problem. you wanted to wipe them off you couldn't do it. you could, right? >> absolutely. and you do have to play whac-a-mole. again, martha, it's a nroblem with washington and cliche played upon cliche. if you don't play whac-a-mole you don't defeat terrorists. we've done this before. i'm sick and tired of people saying there is no military solution. bush tried there is no military solution. we have never tried a true military solution. because we've had a battlefield flooded with lawyers, we've had rules of engagement that kill our own troops and protect the enemy. we had journalists and human rights activists all over the place. if you want to make nice fine. if you want to defeat fanatical apocalyptic terrorists you clear the battlefield of the lawyers and do what it takes to win. that means killing them, remorsely ruthlessly, relentlessly nothing else works. martha: colonel peters. thank you very much. we have breaking news. we'll leave it there. bill: as we mention ad moment ago, fall ri