bill: that from john bolton last hour. pentagon, department of state, white house is all lined up now. when that breaks here we'll bring it to you. meantime martha has more on all that. martha: for more on this let's talk a little bit about the political ramifications here at home. chris stirewalt, joins me, fox news digital editor. >> good morning. martha: i touched on this with ed henry and we are going to hear from president obama around 4:00 this afternoon when he comes out. no doubt he will get questions on this. one of the big issues we need to mention we don't know who has real responsibility for the killing of muammar qaddafi if indeed he is dead. could have been forces on the ground, libyan revolutionaris. they are taking credit for it. we also know there was a nato operation. talk to me a little bit how president obama comes out in all this. >> here's the thing. this war, there has been extensive polling on it with the american electorate. this has not been a popular conflict. this is something we also saw rebeat

the bill crystal's of the world to come out and say we have to bomb iran right now we've seen john bolton say it before last time when he said that israel only had eight days to do it. yeah i actually lose absolutely i think back to conversations i've had with ambassador bolton about this and i remember him telling me the same thing that what it is that israelis need to do or the americans needed to do was to either replace the leadership of iran or both of them so i'm not shocked if you're going to see a whole series of groups out there now say you know it's time to take out the your audience here taking me back to this question of well we didn't do that but he's released and so that is a real concern but i think what's really important is that what the bureau needs to do what justice department really needs to do is if these guys in fact are responsible i think it is a criminal defense attorney then following prosecute them but don't prosecute them in some sort of strange came report that brought these guys in in one ton of oh i'm talking about prosecuting them in federal courts where y

ambassador john bolton, thank you so much. >> thank you.yn: we can be on the verge of a massive nationwide deal to cut mortgage balances for homeowners in serious trouble. so you may be asking, what about everyone else? we'll have the answer to that in moments. stay with us. ♪ drinking a smoothie with no vegetable nutrition? ♪ [ gong ] strawberry banana! [ male announcer ] for a smoothie with real fruit plus veggie nutrition new v8 v-fusion smoothie. could've had a v8. metamucil uses super hard working psyllium fiber, which gels to remove unsexy waste and reduce cholesterol. taking psyllium fiber won't make you a model but you should feel a little more super. metamucil. down with cholesterol. megyn: incredible drama on the high seas, and an amazing story of survival. seven people, including a 4-year-old child, tread water for 20 hours after their boat cap sizes off the florida keys. the choppy water was not the only danger, they also had to fend off schools of attacking jellyfish. rick leventhal with more. >> reporter: it's hard to imagine

i mean-- so fox news and john bolton, very concern concerned that we don't knows what's going to be there to replace moammar qaddafi and there's one other thing that bothers bolton. >> if we had acted swiftly and decisively at the beginning of this thing we might have shattered qaddafi's government near the beginning of the conflict. >> jon: if only we had created this terrible uncertain power vacuum, terrorism magnet more quickly. is there no one, is there no republican that can be gracious and statesman like in this situation? we removed a dictator in six months. losing no american soldiers. spending like a billion dollars, rather than a trillion dollars an engendering what appearings to be goodwill to people who now have a prideful story of their own independence to tell, not to mention oil, they have oil. anybody want to give credit? >> let's give credit where credit is dow. it is the french and british that lead on this fight. >> not so of the united states but france and england. >> i especially appreciate the leadership of the british and french in this. >> jon: what blooept blooep

ambassador john bolton says the administration's concerns are missing the point arguing coptic christians are worried the government might impose sharea law. the first parliamentary elections are scheduled to take place november 28 six weeks from now, in egypt. >>> a kids' treehouse at the center of a neighborhood battle in 7. find out why some are demanding it come -- in virginia. find out why some are demanding it come down. >>> plus an unexpected visitor sent a virginia school into lockdown this morning, how this deer ended up inside a classroom. >>> coming up on the news edge at 11:00, looking to buy a condo in d.c.? find out what has the market moving in the right direction. mahe >>> a father's promise for a treehouse is turning into a lesson in bureaucracy, ever covering that one out of falls -- laura evans covering that one out of falls church tonight. >> a father promised his two boys before he left for iraq he would come home and build a treehouse, but apparently the county says it's a violation of zoning laws. >> reporter: living out a childhood dream, eric and shawn graven help

jon: let's bring inword john bolton -- ambassador john bolton, former u.s. ambassador to the united nations. ambassador bolton, it's been something like 247 days since this anti-gadhafi uprising taliban in rib ya -- began in libya. now it appears the dictator has met his end. how far -- how much of a role can the united states claim in the successful end to the life and the reign of moammar gadhafi? >> well, i certainly think we played a very important role in the air campaign, although not one that i think we should have pursued to have brought this to a conclusion much earlier, perhaps with a considerable savings of civilian life. but in any event, i think now with gadhafi dead -- how we don't know at this point -- the question is what his followers will do in efforts at national reconciliation. and i think it's very important for the united states and be our western european allies to work to help empower pro-democratic, pro-western leaders among all the various libyan tribes and factions. because it's highly uncertain now what the successor regime will lo

jon: ambassador john bolton, always good to hear your thoughts. >> thaw.ing news from kansas city, the latest on the investigation and brand new revelations from the mother of missing 11 month old lisa irwin, she tells megyn kelly what she did that night her daughter disappeared. more details from a bombshell interview, next. jenna: a little business news here now. blackberry users around the world are still fuming over those massive service failures last week and now the company is trying to make it up to the customers. reporting for the fox business network, this may be easier said than done, jovani. >> 70 million people around the world, using blackberries were in the dark last week, without access to messages. that access -- without access to e-mails, and the company that makes those blackberries, research in motion, is trying to make amends, the company saying this morning it will give affected customers free blackberry apps for the rest of the year to make up for that embarrassing network outage that impacted people on the verizon network, on the at&

coming up we'll speck with ambassador john bolton, former ambassador to the united nations on what the u.s. response to iran should be. >>> well, there is new fallout this hour from last night's gop debate focusing on the candidates' plans to rescue the u.s. economy. businessman herman cain had his hands full defending his so called 999 plan last night. >> present a bold plan to grow this economy, which i have put my 999 plan on the table, and it starts with throwing out the current tax code and putting in the 999 plan. >> when you mention the flat tax, does that mean you look with some favor upon 99 that herman cain mentioned at the beginning of this conversation? >> i think it's a catchy phrase. in fact i thought it was a price of a pizza when i first heard it. >> it is not the price of a pizza, because it has been well studied and well developed. it starts with, unlike your proposals, throwing out the current tax code. >> so mr. cain, who do you turn to for political advice and for economic advice? >> my advisers come from the american people. now, i will have some experts, one of m

john bolton joins us. good evening. >> glad to be here. >> greta: so do you think the obama administration recognizes paying seriousness of this? >> the iranian the drug car tells that president obama has been helping to arm through the justice department fast and furious gun running scheme. it really is incredible. >> greta: what do we do? >> well, number one, i don't know why anybody is surprised to see this. the government of iran has been a state spoow of terrorism for decades. it's the leading financing of terrorism around the world. it's engaged in assassination for decades as matter of policy. it's conflict with saudi arabia is well known. what is starting and what ought to be a red flag, everybody who thinks it's possible to negotiate with the government of iran is they plan to carry out this assassination on american soil. the first thing that needs to happen is a complete reality check for everybody in the administration and in congress who still thought there was any chance to negotiate with ira

bill: thank you for your time, john bolton, thanks. martha, what's next? >> martha: well, this is an incredible story this morning. one minute she's walking down the hall in school, seconds later, this 12-year-old's heart stops and she stops breathing. it was all caught on tape. it is a very frightening piece of tape. but we're going to show you how the teachers saved her life, and why schools across the country need to do what this school knows how to do. that's coming up. bill: dramatic, huh? >>> also developments in the disappearance of this ten month old girl, why relatives say her mother is about to be arrested, and the surveillance video taken only hours before baby lisa vanished. >> you know, you wake up, and you instantly feel everything all over again. it's better to stay awake, because when you go to sleep, you don't have to relive it all over again. martha: we've got breaking new developments in the week long search for a missing baby, lisa irwin. we're getting reports that the baby's mother, deborah bradley, who we have seen tearfully beg fog h

ambassador john bolton who says there has been a change of heart somewhat it seems with the administration. ambassador, always good to see you. thank you so much for your insight. >> thank you. >> classified way. fascinating. well, attorney general eric holder is facing tough accusations that he lied under oath about the government's botched now the man that's pointing the finger, congressman darrell issa is sitting down for an exclusive interview on "fox news sunday." what he's saying today. chris wallace will join us and congress is poised to make its first call on the president's jobs bill this week. what are the chances we'll see it moved forward? our panel debates it, fair and balanced. i've got nothing against these do-it-yourself steam cleaners. lugging around a hot water extraction unit can be a rush! that's why i'm carpet for life. but if things get out of hand, there's no shame in calling us. ♪call 1-800-steemer. we're off to a good start. but now it'time to go to the next level. so let's do a little detective work. pick up what we need. roll out... caulk...and install. and prett

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we're joined by ambassador john bolton, former ambassador to the united nations and a fox news contributor who joins us every sunday, about this time. good morning, ambassador. >> good morning, glad to be here. >> eric: how do they build a stable country when there has never been a democracy there before. >> it will be difficult. today is a festive day, b but the hard work begins tomorrow and the tnc, the governance body the rebels set up is divided and they have quite different agendas and there are unreconciled supporters of muammar qaddafi in the country. it was a civil war, these last 6 to 8 months, so i don't think we should underestimate the difficulties, especially, because there are some from outside the country, like iran and al qaeda, fishing in troubled waters and it will have to remain a high priority for american foreign policy so we can do what we can, which is not unlimit to try and get a pro western regime in power. >> eric: what if there isn't a pro western regime at the end of the day and you see iran is fishing, how could that invade the democracy there? >> there are a l

ambassador to the united nations, john bolton. who is with us every morning about this time. good morning, ambassador. >> good morning. glad to be with you. >> eric: does it mean we're getting the upper hand with these killings on friday? >> no, i don't think so. i don't underestimate the importance of killing anwar al-awlaki. i think it is a victory and well deserved by our intelligence and military. but, you know, the travel notice, travel advisory, state department has sent out, is evidence that this is a long and continuing war and, it has been since 9/11 and will go on for some time. even the list of victories you have read which is quite impressive, is over a wide geographic territory which shows how dispersed the threat of al qaeda is and how it has been able to grow even since the overthrow of taliban and al qaeda in afghanistan. ten years ga. >> eric: as you say it is so dispers dispersed. does it mean they become more dangerous as they fan out and harder for us to knock them off and pick 'em off, one by one? >> i think it is a mistake to believe that drone attacks a

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>> i've looked at the writings of people like ambassador john bolton. i've looked at the writings of henry kissinger, k.c. mcfarland, someone i respect. >> would you describe yourself as a neoconservative then? >> i'm not sure what you mean by neoconservative. i am conservative, yes. neoconservative, labels sometimes will put you in a box. i'm very conservative. >> you're familiar with the neoconservative movement? >> i'm not familiar with the neoconservative movement? i'm familiar with the conservative movement. let me define what i mean by the conservative moment p less government, less taxes, more individu responsibility. >> were the wars in iraq and afghanistan a miake? >> i don't think the war in iraq was a mistake. because there were a lot of other reasons we needed to go to iraq and there have been a lot of benefits that have come out of iraq. now that being said, i don't agrewith the president's approach to draw down 40,000 troops and basically leave that country open to attacks by iran. iran has already said that they want to wait until america

be building a bomb, we're joined by the former united states ambassador to the united nations, john boltonho is a fox news contributor and joins us every sunday in this hour. ambassador, good morning. first question, what type of classified material do you think that could be made public? >> well, this is material the iaea gets from its member governments largely, particularly from us, they may have some additional information but they are reluctant to make it public or even to give it to the board of governors of the ieae because they know it will then become public but honestly, that information is not going to be very effective in persuading anybody about what iran is already doing because i honestly don't think there's much dispute in the iaea what they're up to and the notion that kicking them out will somehow deprive us of a whole lot of useful information sadly is not true. here's the way it works. iran allows the iaea to inspect what they want them to inspect and what the iran does not want the iaea to inspect, they don't inspect. this is a very limited, useful to be sure but a ver

am bass done john bolton, former am bass done to the united nations, always great to see you.ink this was a political or a strategic decision by president obama? >> well, i think it was an ideological decision. i think he made it a long time ago, even before he took office and frankly in his message, his saturday radio address today, he confirmed that. he again criticized the underlying rationale of the war itself and signaled this was a kind of -- his george mcgovern equivalent come home america decision. so i don't think that really there was much prospect that we were ever going to have troops after december 31 of this year under president obama. >> gregg: the president reportedly went against the advice of his own military commanders, many of them on the ground, who strongly urged him, you got to keep anywhere from 10 to 20,000 residual troops here beyond this year. then there was this column today in the weekly standard making the following point. i'll quote. our efforts in iraq end neither in victory or defeat, success nor failure, but in retreat. then it went on to argu

ambassador to the united nations, john bolton, who is a fox news contributor and joins us about this time every sunday morning and this morning finds him in omaha, good morning, ambassador. >> good morning, glad to be here. >> eric: so far, 3,000 protesters have been killed, what will it take for assad to go and what are we doing wrong? >> well, the biggest difference between syria on the one hand and egypt, libya, tunisia on the other is the outside intervention of iran, to protect bashar al-assad's regime. the revolutionary guards from iran have been assisting the syrian military in putting down demonstrations and killing many of the syrian civilians. and that's why a contemplation of a no-fly zone, as was the case in libya, is very different for syria. because it does mean potentially taking on iran, itself. that is why assad feels comfortable in threatening the response that he does, because, he knows it is more than the syrian military, that he has behind him. >> eric: you are saying it could potentially be a proxy war, let's say, of iran versus the west? if there was a no-fly z

ambassadors john bolton and dan gillerman are here.nd furious from top republicans in the house. the attorney general says he will comply. what are the risks of that? and big debate in new hampshire last night. our special focus group watched and boy, are they fired up today. you will see it right here. also the prosecution wrapping up its case in the trial of michael jackson's doctor for involuntary manslaughter. now it all comes down to one big question. could michael jackson have ingested this drug himself? that's in today's kelly's court. see you five minutes away. jenna: if your blackberry is not working this morning it may not be operator error. don't blame yourself, rick, right? >> well, my last e-mail came through on my work blackberry, 10:42. so more than two hours ago i've goten no e-mails on this thing. i'm not only one. people all over the country still having problem with messaging and e-mail. problems extend to canada as well ironically where black per a's manufacturer is based. the problems are in europe, asia, latin ame

party's time bolton is from one reporter who says the situation has become so bad that he's seeking political asylum. recently those who make the news in georgia have been becoming the news john doe no natasha the founder of an opposition t.v. station applied for french political asylum just days before nicolas sarkozy arrived on a visit but he was disappointed. i contacted the french embassy and i was sure my problem would be resolved quickly but i was mistaken they didn't make an appointment and i've had no news from them if they don't contact me in the near future i'm determined to go to other embassies. reality t.v. is a small station in the north of georgia john doe and his staff say it's mikhail saakashvili is government that's caused him to apply for asylum he says they're putting pressure on him because of his channels criticism of policy and to show an opposition views as well as those of the government or that he is the we have to work on difficult conditions as we cannot get any comments at all from officials when a government official gives a press conference reporters from other channels are allowed inside to do their job patella to reporters are denied entry we