jack keane. great to see you.capital of south korea when it's north korea we're trying to send a message to? >> it's fine to bring the weapons out and remind the north koreans we're a few minutes away with having to use the weapons in terms of distances. but we've got to have a better strategy than what we're dealing with. the guy up there is developing serious military capabilities, intercontinental ballistic missiles that have the capability now to almost reach chicago, and eventually be the east coast, weaponizing these missiles eventually with nuclear capability. this is serious, serious business we're dealing with, and our response has been very tepid and we don't have an overall strategy to deal with this thing. >> well, as you know, donald trump has made much of the fact that china, in his judgment, could do far more with north korea and should be, if you will, persuaded to do so, but china itself, the spratly islands in the south china sea developing the islands it's created on the reefs, now putting in su

joining us now former army staff general jack keane. good to have you with us.hat is the point of the united nations? it is nothing more than a village over on the east river doing nothing productive or helpful it seems in any way. >> well, sometimes they can do some good. mostly they don't. i totally agree with that assessment. they did have some pretty decent sanctions on iran. here i'm not sure we're going to make much progress with the chinese. i don't even believe we're leading the effort -- lou: the white house has been -- well, the white house has been silent on north korea and saying nothing about chinese influence over north korea. >> yeah. and, lou, listen, most of the times we talk on this show about north korea doing something in reference to south korea. some kind of provocation to be sure. but this we've got to take seriously. this is militarized nuclear weapon that can facility if it on the top of a intercontinental ballistic missile that it entered outer space, it didn't do reentry, but it could eventually reach the united states. that's a dead s

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us help grow your company's tomorrow, today at business.ny.gov >>> continuing now with general jack keane general keane, i wanted to give you an opportunity to give us the answers to what you think, how should the u.s. and allies handle north korea and these provocations with these testings of ballistic missiles. >> well, following what i said in terms of u.n. sanctions and going after the regime's personal finances, missile defense systems in south korea, and in japan that we can provide. also got to read the national missile defense. this technology is advancing, and we do not have good systems right now to protect against it. we've got to work with china. everybody knows that. but china's trying to avoid political and economic collapse. this action pushes north korea closer to that. it pushes north korea closer to a war, which they obviously would lose and that system would collapse and china would bear the brunt of that burden. so those kind of negotiations have got to take place. and the other thing we've got to recognize is whatever north korea is doing with nuclear weapons and with

retired four-star general jack keane is with me now.are social networks doing enough to fight terror content online? we should say facebook faced enormous pressure the u.s. government to put these measures in place. >> not even close. but facebook has bent most aggressive and they have had the most positive results. given who they are and given the recognition they are getting. twitter has begun to follow but they are not anywhere near the kind of blanket positions facebook has taken. deirdre: arguably twitter doesn't have the same stats. the facebook ce to was explaining how a "like" attack would deter terrorists on line. >> the best antidote to bad speech is good speech. rather than zpleem protest they have got 100,000 people to like the page who did not like the page, then fupt messages of tolerance on the page. deirdre: this is probably trying to straddle some sort of user privacy but also appease the government. right? >> everybody has to make adjustments to the reality isis differentiated itself from any other terror organization.

lou: general jack keane, we appreciate it, thank you so much. you. >> good talking to you, as always. lou: hamas proudly showing off new tank. i wanted to talk to the general about this. this new tank this weekend claiming it was produced from the remains of israeli tank. since then people taking a little closer look at the images and there's been some, well, notice on the internet shared with the world. what you're looking at are tires. tires beneath the tracks. the spokesperson for prime minister netanyahu noted real tanks don't usually -- well, aren't made out of wood and don't run on wheels. others say that the gun touret looks suspicious as well, it looks like a sewage pipe. we're thinking this is not the next iteration of a combatant tank on the part of hamas at least. >>> turning to wall street, stocks closed sharply lower, the dow plunging 296 points lower, the s&p down 36, the nasdaq fell 103. volume on the big board 4.4 billion shares. a reminder to listen to my reports three times a day coast-to-coast on the salem radio network. >>> m

a jack keane, refired four star general. you knew this day would come.t was the intents of the commander-in-chief. we don't have all the details. upon reaction you think what? >> first of all, yes this day was going to come. president obama and president bush wanted to close guantanamo bay. its usefulness had been served. the war against al qaeda or radical islam was winding down and it was being used as a recruiting tool. but those assumptions have changed. radical islam has grown into a jihad. secondly, being used as a recruiting tool, it's not used as a recruiting tool by isis or most of the al qaeda affiliates. the assumption we have now is we are facing a major challenge with radical islam and it makes sense to capture as many people as we can and get as much valuable information from them. we can do that in the theater to be sure. but we have to have a centralized facility to do that. this makes operational sense. bill: you say by law the president cannot take detainees out of gitmo and move them to the u.s. what congress said already, he said we t

initiative, rachel campos duffy is also here, and today's #oneluckyguy, retired four-star general jack keaneair of the institute for the study of war and fox news military analyst. and, general, you are "outnumbered." >> i'm delighted to be here. andrea: are you ready? >> i'm ready. andrea: good. we're honored to have your experience with us on the couch today, general.

army general and vice chief of staff, jack kean. thank you for joining us.y alarming. i would suspect emboldened by the successful bombing 0 the russian plane in egypt and now this attempt at somalia. how dangerous is this risk? how dangerous has it become? >> aircraft are always going to be something that terrorists are interested in. you bring down an airliner, you have the world's attention. then you can intimidate hundreds of thousands of people who travel the skies every year. so, this will always be an objective, and until such time as we truly get these airports properly secured, the terrorists will have a degree of success. as catherine pointed out, bringing down the russian airliner and this came dangerously close to being successful here, in somalia. so, here we have isis, who is supposedly on the defensive, trying to defend iraq and syria, they've got nine affiliates. they've expanded into in the africa and also southern asia, and they've got three more affiliates, one in somalia that is about to be approved, and they clearly are providing guidanc

initiative, rachel campos duffy is also here, and today's #oneluckyguy, retired four-star general jack keaneso former army vice chief of staff, chair of the institute for the study of war and fox news military analyst. and, general, you are "outnumbered." >> i'm delighted to be here. andrea: are you ready? >> i'm ready. andrea: good. we're honored to have your experience with us on the couch today, general. >> thank you so much. delighted. andrea: let's get to it. with just four days until the primaries in south carolina, donald trump and ted cruz ratcheting up their attacks on one another. their one-time bromance long in the rearview mirror. trump at a news conference in the palmetto state yesterday tearing into cruz with perhaps his harshest words yet. >> i've never seen anybody that lied as much as ted cruz. and he goes around saying he's a christian. i don't know -- i think he's an unstable person. i watch him, i see him, he's a good debater, but he can't talk. i've seen some that are much more cunning. this guy lies, but he gets caught every time. he got caught with carson. the good one

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come on in, general jack keane has testified in front of the foreign affairs committee tomorrow aboutgoing to say about isis in america tomorrow? >> certainly in general terms, one is obviously a thread. the director of national intelligence clapper just yesterday police thread is going to go up in 2016. when our intelligence services worry most about commas to urge, is the homegrown threat. not the potential of a refugee coming to this country for someone who left to go to syria in iraq and returning. there's only been one of those incidents. it the homegrown terrorists operating in the shadows and not being reported by fred, families or associate is something different is going on with that individual. usually an individual as a couple. san bernardino is that exception. stuart: there's a lot of this in america. can you say that? director combe is on record saying he had over 900 cases on the subject. he's arrested 82 people. is going to continue. i think what the american people should know is we've got one of the best homeland security protection in the world in terms of intelligen

general jack keane. >> attacking you as always. stuart: check the big board. flat for 36 minutes into the trading session we are down 12 pints. the price of oil is down now. that is why the stock market is turned around. we were up 70 odd points after the opening bell. now we are down 12 and that is the reason for it. the price of oil is down with those stocks. hp moving off its timetable for thousands of job cuts. i don't like that. investors don't. hewlett-packard at $10 a share down 7%. how about this. mitt romney says there could be a bombshell in donald trump's tax returns. maybe he is not as rich as he says he is. all right, you better get into this one. liz: donald trump last october tweeted a message that looks like it was three feet high. donald trump is responding famous and, i've got a tax situation i regularly get audited with numerous businesses. i'm not sure why romney is speaking out now. he was not to be paying 14.5%. stuart: to neil cavuto last night, may we have good reason to believe. we have good reason to believe. if you've got good reason

listen to jack keane.vices worry most about is the homegrown threat. not the potential for a refugee coming to this country or someone who left to go to syria and iraq and returning. the homegrown terrorists that is operating in the shadows and is not being reported by friends families or associates. stuart, then, k.t. mcfarland. we are getting more and more it eligible. including the biggest threat. >> absolutely. the biggest one that we are sitting on our hands to try to solve. coming back into the united states. that is a visa immigration issue. the homegrown guys who just sits in his basement, gets radicalized online. dreams about doing violence. looks at a couple of youtube videos. diggers out how to make a pipe bomb. that is a guy that you do not see coming. we are not doing what we need to do. see something, say something. we do not want to discriminate against anybody. san bernardino. they were afraid to go to authorities. >> i see these guys. trish: it comes off of their parents. all it takes is o