lou: james woolsey, good to talk with you. >> good to be with you. lou: turning to politics a new report that may influence hillary clinton's 2016 chances. the "wall street journal" reporting the foundation that bears the clinton name accepted up to 68 million dollars in donations from foreign individuals organizations and corporations during her time as secretary of state. despite the fact the clinton foundation had sworn off donations from foreign governments out of concern for conflicts of interest. clinton promised the obama administration she would disclose the names of everyone giving money to her foundation while serving as secretary of state. but new reports say that didn't happen. according to reuters, the clinton clinton's foundation stopped making thedisclosures in 2010. >>> trey gowdy losing patient to questions from congress about her e-mail scandal. gowdy wrote a letter to clinton's attorney. in it he formally requested she turn over her private e-mail server to a third party for a neutral investigation of its contents. congressman went

lou: james woolsey, good to talk with you. >> good to be with you. lou: turning to politics a new report that may influence hillary clinton's 2016 chances. the "wall street journal" reporting the foundation that bears the clinton name accepted up to 68 million dollars in donations from foreign individuals organizations and corporations during her time as secretary of state. despite the fact the clinton foundation had sworn off donations from foreign governments out of concern for conflicts of interest. clinton promised the obama administration she would disclose the names of everyone giving money to her foundation while serving as secretary of state. but new reports say that didn't happen. according to reuters, the clinton clinton's foundation stopped making the disclosures in 2010. >>> trey gowdy losing patient to questions from congress about her e-mail scandal. gowdy wrote a letter to clinton's attorney. in it he formally requested she turn over her private e-mail server to a third party for a neutral investigation of its contents. congressman wen

james woolsey. we just had you on a couple of days ago. we have to have you back.ecause things are getting crazier than they were before. we're supporting with air cover iranians in iraq as the saudis are trying to take out iranian proxies in yemen. what do you make of it? >> exactly right. sometimes the enemy of my friend is my friend. sometimes my enemy and my friend's enemy, everybody is against you. and here is what we have. we have the iranians coming at us and surviving stable countries of the middle east with their proxies like the hutis and yemen and others in lebanon and syria and iraq. have them coming at you. also, isis. from the sunni side of the picture. and they're coming at us from a different direction. but even though they're not allied with the hutis and with the shia, they're still a very serious problem. and we are -- >> i'm sorry to interrupt. let's take the worst-case scenario. an all-out war between iran and saudi arabia. are we closer to that than we were before? is there a possibility of that happening? >> it could. i think it's unlikely. b

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on that note james woolsey, thank you very much for coming onboard this morning. bad news. that's what i do. >> really. >>> we have breaking political news right now. harry reid will not seek re-election. what do you think, cokie? >> i'm surprised, because he had been saying he would, and i don't -- i wonder if it's his health has affected him. >> right. according to the "new york times" only so far, harry reid will not seek re-election. big news. >> in session until 3:00 this morning. that might have decided. >>> coming up cokie, she's special this morning. i love it. new details emerging just moments ago about the copilot of germanwings flight 9525. what investigators did find at his home and what they didn't find and what he may have hidden from his employer. all that when we return on "morning joe." you can call me shallow... but, i have a wandering eye. i mean, come on. national gives me the control to choose any car in the aisle i want. i could choose you... or i could choose her if i like her more. and i do. oh, the silent treatment. real mature. so you wan

contractors economic interests how to use -- how do you separate the actual need from -- and people like james woolseynd douglas fife and others who have push for the invasion of iraq, their personal and economic interests are in defense companies. if the government could address the revolving door of who has economic interest versus our need for defense worldwide. and then the person who went off semi-racist earlier, just generalizing jewish people, but we do have to look at our defense and how that does foment anger in the middle east. and down at yahoo! is coming out and saying he -- and now netanyahu is coming out anything he does not support to state, which we all knew years ago. host: ok, kathleen, got your point. that in the "new york times" this morning. also from the front page of the "wall street journal," the federal reserve meeting for two days behind closed doors, and in the chairman coming before the cameras saying they were dropping the word patience. and the chairman came before the cameras and talk about what they would like to do and talked about being cautious and not increasing wor