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mcfarland, fox news contributor john bolton. k.t., let me start with you.at we know now there are four whistleblowers that shall attacking as we specifically the position by the administration that there was no option to bring military force to bear. your thoughts? >> i understand that they want to cover up for it but if will is blood on somebody's hands? if they had an option to send someone during that eight hour period and they made the decision in advance, don't bother us, that is blood on their hands. >> i've known vicky tony sing since our days at the meese justice department. since he left government she has made a small specialty in representing the whistleblowers in the intelligence community. she knows her stuff. if she says these people are being threatened, i take her at her word. i think it's a signal to congress. it's too long since we had real answers about benghazi. survivors have not been permitted to testify is inexcusable. i think it's time to open this thing up and find out what really happened. >> lou: congress has done its best. it's i

we take that appeared tonight with former you had states ambassador to the united nations , john boltonretired army brigadier general, former federal prosecutor, and les wheel. as pressing as developments were today in syria, in the investigation into benghazi command will have much more for you on that, and the fallout from the president's remarks on mexico, the president chose to take something of a personal bank. mr. obama chose to play a little golf with senator sexting chambliss, bob corker, and market all this, by the way, if you count such things, is 1,201st of shouting as president, as you see, we do count such things. only the second time h has played with a republican member of congress. it was senator chambliss who dominated media attention. the senator score a hole in one. the senator choked up on a five iron, hit 155 yards into the wind on the 11th hole of the andrews air force base course and walked away with the little flack autographed by the president to commemorate the occasion. but much more was going on besides the senators ace. fox chief white house correspondent ed

ambassador john bolton is a former u.s. ambassador to the united nations, also a fox news contributor. and he joins us now. mr. ambassador, what are you looking for? it appears that he is not able to hear us. we have you? mr. ambassador? apparently not. we will try to reconnect and get back to him in just a moment. in the meantime, i want to play for you what congressman jason caithness told bill hemmer this morning about some of the answers that he and the other members would like to get from today's events. >> it wasn't for trey gowdy and others, we would be led to believe that security decisions were made on the grounds by those security professionals and that was never true. we are going to hear testimony from mark thompson about that today. we have military assets, people that were ready to go into battle. but there'll own lives at risk. we believe after-the-fact the country was led to believe that it was some kind of mob. that was never true either. there are four things that the administration would continue to perpe

ambassador john bolton is a fox news contributor. let's start there. the danger to americans overall, the suspects are free. how would you characterize that? >> there is a danger of the suspects themselves can carry out further attacks against americans, whether official or private citizens. there is a broader danger that the terrorists around north africa and around the world look at the way we handle the benghazi attack and say that attacks on americans can be carried out with impunity. the standard is built beyond a reasonable doubt. trying to do a crime scene investigation and ungodly is difficult, if not impossible. we will probably never have enough evidence to convict beyond reasonable doubt. that is what is wrong with the whole administration with the war on terror. jenna: i do think that that is the explanation for not finding these guys and holding them to justice? reporter: i think this incident brings on one single example. exactly what is wrong with the administration's worldview about how you handle terrorism. they are like in a time warp

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ambassador to the united nations and fox news contributor john bolton joins us by phone now.bassador, israel suspected of those air strikes inside syria. again today is the u.s. being pulled into the civil war there? >> i think the obama administration really doesn't have the strategy or the policy. it moves from one event to another as if they're all disconnected, but what the israelis have done with these strikes is just make it very clear to iran, to syria, to hezbollah that they are not going to let sophisticated weapons get out of syria into lebanon, and it's a demonstration of resolve and determination that i think the obama administration could learn some lessons from. >> harris: you talk about our administration here in the united states vast lating, kind of going all over the road. one thing the president seemed to make clear, though, was this red line that couldn't be crossed. the use of chemical weapons on its own people by the government of syria. then we find out they actually did that, and we actually don't know how. we don't know when. you wrote a column in the

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joining us for more is ambassador john bolton. long time washington official with the american enterprise institute. good morning. holder investigating holder, what is to become of this? >> i think it's obvious it's not going to lead to the bottom of questions that have been raised about the ap subpoena and about the investigation of james rosen. from my days as an assistant attorney general i can tell you the procedures that have been followed in both cases are badly wrong. that holder is either incompetent in both cases or he is lying at least about the james rosenit's not believable e department of justice would take an unprecedented position on the reach of the espionage act, a critical statute to protect our security. for the first time that reporter could be criminally liable and not discuss that with the attorney general, career prosecutors are not going to do that unless the order is from the top. if they did it and holder didn't know about it he is responsible for it. i think what the president needs to do is pick somebod

joining me now john bolton a fox news contributor. ambassador good of you to join us.s pickering as you know co-chaired the benghazi accountability review board better to known as the a.r.b.. he did that with chiefs of staff mike mullen. he said he would testify in public. congressman issa wanting more he wants him behind closed doors. what do you think she looking for to have a behind closed door meeting? >> the real work of investigation is done in private interviewing witnesses reviewing documents talking to people who have firsthand knowledge of what happened. then with that preparation in mind being able to hold public hearings that reveal to the american people what actually happened rather than simply being opportunities for members of the congress to give speeches to evade the questions. the controversy here is i think congressman issa is doing the right thing by wanting to get tom pickering up to talk to him without the cameras and spotlights being on and find out what really is going on. if one tom is saying he will only testify in public that tells you how w

john bolton, former ambassador to the united nations. ambassador, good morning? >> good morning. glad to be with you. >> eric: think are open to possibilities. what do you think is possible? >> i think the administration is thinking out loud in full public view. i think that alone sends a very distressing signal to the assad regime, to hezbollah and lebanon and to the mullahs in tehran that the administration is strategically confused, doesn't know what to do next. that is real contrast with israel which has always had a real red line that they don't want to see more weapons, rockets in particular and chemical weapons even more, shipped to hezbollah. >> eric: israel is not fooling around. this is the third time they have taken action with air strikes. it's got to be a message to iran. >> i think iran is the central actor. the decision to ship whether rockets or possibly chemical weapons or whatever else it is from the assad regime to hezbollah in my view has to come from tehran. they are the key actors here. they are puppet masters and determining what will come next. so when you

am boss door john bolton joins us in a few moments. jon: the obama administration this week rolling out what it calls a simplified many application form for the affordable care act, obamacare. this comes amid some troubling news from pollsters that a brand new "fox news poll" shows a majority of americans believe the law should be repealed, 54%. that is not all. according to the kaiser family foundation, 42% of americans don't even know the affordable care act is a law. and almost half of those polled don't feel they have enough information to understand how obamacare will impact their own families. charlie hirt is a columnist for "the washington times." the president was pretty proud during his news conference to talk about obamacare and essentially he said it's here, it's working, everything is going hunky-dory. what do you make of that assessment, charlie? >> clearly the administration realizes they're staring down the barrel of some serious, serious problem. you definitely have a problem on your hands when the chief author of obama

we'll get reaction on that from ambassador john bolton. bill: plus the scandal over the irs targeting groups opposed to the president's agenda, a disturbing reminder of another fact. it will be the irs's jobs to enforce the president's new health care law. so will this evolving scandal change anything? we'll take a closer look. >> first they throw the ball through your window. then they hide their hands and pretend they know nothing about it. of course the white house knows about it. these are the most ruthless politicians i have ever seen in america. .. gregg: president obama lashing out at accusations that his administrationdown played the role of terrorism in the u.s. consulate attack in benghazi that filled killed four americans including u.s. ambassador chris stevens. the president calling the revived controversy a partisan sideshow and dismissed claims that his administration tried to mislead the public by editing early talking points. well the former vice president dick cheney not buying it. take a listen. >> i think it's one of the

i was joined by former ambassador john bolton and seeing the determination to down play it as something that understand long ago and doesn't matter. it is a serious threat to the credibility to the office of the president. those who reacted suggested i want the president out of office. if anybody who said that doesn't know me well. i genuinely don't want him forced from the office because it is not good for the country. but they are continuing the course that we learning in from the testimony from the whistle-blowers. those if congress attack the witnesses rather than demanding honest answers. we did learn things from the testimony. we learned that officials like hillary clinton anyhow it was a planned and orchesterated attack and not a reaction to a youtubero. multiple orders were begin to the middle. we learned that our second in command in libya was demoted to a desk job when he did. the so- called accountability revow board awn a reference from the white white and state department to exonerate never called key witnesses and didn't have a stenograpper present in the questioning. whil

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i was joined by former ambassador john bolton and seeing the determination to down play it as something that understand long ago and doesn't matter. it is a serious threat to the credibility to the office of the president. those who reacted suggested i want the president out of office. if anybody who said that doesn't know me well. i genuinely don't want him forced from the office because it is not good for the country. but they are continuing the course that we learning in from the testimony from the whistle-blowers. those if congress attack the witnesses rather than demanding honest answers. we did learn things from the testimony. we learned that officials like hillary clinton anyhow it was a planned and orchesterated attack and not a reaction to a youtubero. multiple orders were begin to the middle. we learned that our second in command in libya was demoted to a desk job when he did. the so- called accountability revow board awn a reference from the white white and state department to exonerate never called key witnesses and didn't have a stenograpper present in the questioning. whil

john bolton, former ambassador to the u.n. and he is also the president of "red eye." before we proceed i want to point out this show was recorded last night or the night before. we want to refrain from reporting on the tornadoes. our thoughts and prayers go out to the families affected by the tragedy. on that note, our first story. was his only goof pursuing the truth? the justice department scandal just got scandaly. yes, keep going. the washington post reports that the doj also went after fox news correspondent james rosen obtaining a portfolio of information on his conversation and visits as an investigation into a possible leak. so it wasn't just the ap facing scrutiny. the doj went a step further as an fbi agent claimed rosen broke the law, quote, at the very least either as an aider, abettor and/or co conspirator. why can't he be all three? we are outraged to learn today that james rosen was named a criminal co conspirator for simply doing his job as a reporter. you know what i would rather focus on? this. >> you need something to brighten your day, but i'm not

they have listed john bolton to turn the attack into cash for republican congressal campaigns.epublicans two years from now will help get to the bottom of the benghazi scandal now, not really sure how that tracks. >> we've already gotten to the bottom of it with 11 hearings now, is it? >> stephanie: cool head like john bolton at a time like this. >> get to the bottom of the bottom. >> stephanie: right. john bolton said his undersecretary of state during the september 11th attacks. right. >> really? you're going to brag about that? >> stephanie: i saw very closely what a terrorist attack looks like. a terrorist event looks like. yes, you did! yes, you did. >> good for you! have a cookie. >> stephanie: i think it could be a hinge point for the obama administration. will you give $5 to support the nra and their holding the administration responsible? >> computer says no. >> stephanie: not really, captain crazy pants. >> the united states makes the united nations work when it wants to work. that's exactly the way it should be because the only question for the suns what is in our na

ambassador john bolton weighs in with that. >>> plus a murder trial getting underway for a so-called female james bond accuse of killing an aspiring model. is all "happening now." jon: but, first, bombshell revelations on this wednesday. in a new inspector general's report about the irs unit that targeted tea party and other conservative groups. good morning to you, i'm jon scott. jenna: i'm jenna lee. the report blaming so-called, first line management for the problem, allowing irs workers to create a quote, be on the lookout list, targeting hundreds of conservative groups resulting for substantial delays for them. holding up their applications for tax-exempt status for years in some cases. however, con pick with usly missing from the -- conspicuously missing from the report, how the tax agency came to target the groups. specifically who ordered who to do all of this. this as the fbi launch as criminal investigation into the scandal. today lawmakers on capitol hill will have their chance to demand accountability. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is live on capitol hill

. >> turning from washington, dc, ambassador john bolton, former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. and a fox news contributor, and kaitlin joins us. nice to have you both. ambassador, let me start with you. on the subject of gitmo, he is once again demanding that the prison be closed, asking congress to do it. he is asking to designate a site in the u.s. to hold military tribunals for gitmo detainees as well. now, ambassador, congress resoundingly said no to both before. how is it going to be any different now? >> well, i don't think it will be any different. i think the dominant theme of the speech is probably the precise opposite of what the president intended 0 to convey. he still doesn't understand the nature of the war against terror. he said repeatedly he wants to detain and prosecute terrorists as if this is a normal criminal law system problem rather than a war, not that we want to wage in perpetuity but this thing waged against us, and that informs the confused and internally contradictory statements the made, including once again coming back to trying to get rid of gitmo.

ambasdor to then and fox news contributor john bolton and fox news middle eastern terrorism analyst dr. gentlemen, welcome. >> thank you. >> ambassador, with regardo these anti-aircraft missiles from russi to syria, the u.s. believes that is lying. you agree? >> well, i listened very carefully to the translation and that did not hear assad claim that anything had been delived. he said that part of the russian contra had been performed, and that could well be training, training is critical. you can ship the hardware, the missiles, the radar, but unless the syrian army knows how to operate it, it is of o use to them. could be that training has been going on, and that is worrisome lori: so it is not say rattling to say, hey, we have these anti-airaft missiles and if israel comes back again we e armed and ready to go, just warning to any outsiders and may get involved. >> i think this is very serious when rusa says, as they have repeatedly, they are going to deliver these systems. it has both political and military consequences in the region and a very far reaching. lori: so bring you into

. >> michael: john bolton arrives another bush lackey, who pushed the wmd story. he's helping the national republican committee raise money off the benghazi attack. he wrote:the rnc is running an ad targeting hillary clinton the leading candidate for the white house. >> about whether it knew about the benghazi attack. >> atwhat difference at this point does it make? >> the old hysterical attack. that will help republicans win over female voters. now the white house is firing back. jay carney reporting that they fabricated e-mails to make it look like they had change e-mails. the republicans then leaked those fake e-mails to the press. oh, a real scandal within a fake scandal. this won't create jobs, save the environment, but at least its entertaining. joining me now from washington, d.c. eleanor clift from the daily beast. welcome to "the war room." >> thank you. i really enjoy your set up. i'm sitting here chuckling. >> michael: we had a good time. hour producer was writing it all day long. will the ap get more traction, is there more there, there as the presiden

john bolton, former u.n.assador and fox news contributor and attorney and done just about everything. he has done about everything. good morning to you. >> good morning, bill. bill: here is the gist of the story. there will be a questioning of ambassador pickering sometime in the next week and a half. that will be done in private. now, why do democrats, rather, why do they have a beef with that? >> well i think they're worried that a systemic, thorough, preparation of the hearing before it actually takes place is going to reveal a lot more than just having the members of congress go public with a witness who has not been interviewed in advance. with all due respect to all 535 members of the congress, sometimes they like to talk rather than asking questions. i think that is what happened in earlier hearings on benghazi. whereas if they do their homework in advance i think chairman issa did before the hearing with gregory hicks and the two other witnesses a couple weeks ago, you actually produce in the public h

joining me now, john bolton, former u.s. ambassador to the united nations and fox news contributor.hat did you make of the president's comments earlier today? >> i think he's still trying to deny that we really did have a problem there. the notion that somehow or another that he was being direct and honest with the american people in the aftermath of the attack just doesn't stand up to scrutiny. nor does his policy beforehand stand up to scrutiny of what was going on in libya, what the threats were, what the danger our diplomats were in, all of which goes precisely to the point of why the investigation is necessary because we haven't had an adequate explanation about what happened before, during or after the attack yet. >> he doesn't seem to get why we don't get it. he doesn't seem to understand why we, the american people, in part -- not everyone -- but still have questions about in particular this story, this administration told us in the days after this attack when they sent the person who wound up in your old role, susan rice, on the sunday talk shows to tell us this is about a

john bolton, monroe, louisiana. i teach high school, world history. you'd be appalled at the violence i see and the lack of canadiens placed upon the offending students. upper saddle river, new jersey, the violent 14-year-old should be allowed back in class. it's not like she said the pledge of allegiance or anything another one, the texas couple who donated chairs for our wounded amputees give us hope for america. there's information about that track chair program on billoreilly.com, glen. we hope everybody checks it out. we're doing pretty well. still working to get all 1700 american amputees in afghanistan and iraq those track chairs. mark, atlantic beach, florida. thanks, bill, for covering the late-term abortionist. no one else does that. that's why "the factor" is number one. if you'll remember, i stopped eating wheat products about six weeks ago. wheat is in everything. check out your cupboard and read the ingredients. almost immediately after dropping the wheat, my cholesterol dropped and i feel more strong, more manly. there's a new book out

john bolton, the former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. that's one of my favorites of all time. i have to say i am proud. and fox news contributor and also the president of "red eye." yay. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. love you on "game of throwns" greg. >> still laughing at that, ba and fu. they were seeking to stop the leaking, but too sweeping with their peeping? on monday the associated press , not an exercise, revealed the justice department seized two months worth of phone records from the phone lines. the ap called it an unprecedented intrusion. some former attorney generals have agreed that the operation was highly unusual. the dog -- the doj says the snoop was necessary to determine where the leak came from. a leak that attorney general holden says one of the most serious he has ever seen and it put the american people at risk. hopefully jay carney can do something to all or -- or can add something to all of the press reports. >> he found out about the news reports yesterday on the road. we have seen from the press reports the information about attempts

gerri: general david range and ambassador john bolton will be with us, former federal prosecutor anding about what is pretty clearly now a failed middle east policy on the part of this the minister should. gerri: i know it's going to be a great show. thank you foroming on. have a good one. gerri: thank you. now on to the stay in business history, back in 1937, the biggest air ship ever built, the hindenburg burst into flames in lakers' new jersey killing 36 passengers and crew members. he carried up to 50 passengers and was the fastest and most comfortable way across to lentic. however, the disaster shattered confidence in the passenger carrying a ship in the industry never recovered. remember those pictures? shortly after the airplane caught up with a letter that aircraft from a technical standpoint, and people began to turn to airplanes. the first airline to provide regularly scheduled service between europe and north america, the hindenburg, caught fire and was destroyed tragically. today, may 6, 76 years ago. still coming up, my "2 cents more" on a new plan. next, wld you borrow

john bolton, monroe, louisiana. i teach high school, world history. be appalled at the violence i see and the lack of canadiens placed upon the offending students. upper saddle river, new jersey, the violent 14-year-old should be allowed back in class. it's not like she said the pledge of allegiance or anything another one, the texas couple who donated chairs for our wounded amputees give us hope for america. there's information about that track chair program on billoreilly.com, glen. we hope everybody checks it out. we're doing pretty well. still working to get all 1700 american amputees in afghanistan and iraq those track chairs. mark, atlantic beach, florida. thanks, bill, for covering the late-term abortionist. no one else does that. that's why "the factor" is number one. if you'll remember, i stopped eating wheat products about six weeks ago. wheat is in everything. check out your cupboard and read the ingredients. almost immediately after dropping the wheat, my cholesterol dropped and i feel more strong, more manly. there's a new book out called

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ambassador john bolton joins us.ot of history on kazakhstan and its history. >> it's a former republic of the soviet union. it's worked very closely with the united states since it became independent. it's a member of the partnership for peace, the program that contemplates joining nato. i don't think this indicates we have a terrorist problem with kazakhstan, because there's an interesting history. we don't know about these two fellows arrested today, but at the end of world war ii, joseph stalin imported as much of a third of the population from chechnya to kazakhstan, because he accused the chechenens. a lot left in the '90s and the past decade during the war with russia. it's entirely possible that these two individuals have some connection with the chechens in kazakhstan. i'll probably be accused of racial profiling here, but looking at the picture of the two people arrested today, i'd say they could be ethic kazaks. >> greta: you could be called that. >> they're not necessarily chechens, but the relations are c

rick perry, ted cruz, john bolton, seriously, rick santorum, paul ryan, sarah palin, scott walker. this could be the lineup for the closing night of cpacc. sarah palin showed up with pretty much the same information she had in her cpac speech. >> the mayor trying to -- last time i saw my friend at the nra convention i was on stage doing a speech using a visual image to make a point about the big gulp ban. i took a sip of a big gulp. now i see that the mayor of new york now wants to ban public displays of legal tobacco product. can you i -- sorry. i tell ya. don't make me do it. >> and that is a pretty hilarious performance trick. of coarse the last time she saw her friends at nra conference was cpac this year. just another stop on the right wing road show. it is clear that this is not some broad nonpartisan second amendment movement. this is a far right fringe movement full of exactly the kind of nongun related pet causes would you expect to hear from any other far right fringe movement. >> most of all, thank you to so many people o there who helped us out in the recall election la

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john bolton, a fox news contributor to, welcome back to our program. what do you make of this? seriousness of chairman darrell issa's investigation. people say where is the smoking gun and where is the revelation in front of the tv cameras about what happened in benghazi. i think the way we find out what went wrong before, during and after the attack is the long, slow slog off the tv cameras of interviews of people like these 13 individuals and a review of hundreds of thousands of document. that's how the facts will come out. bill: if you thought benghazi was fading, this would suggest the opposite. it's not going to fade away. this was a catastrophe for the united states. in his speech yesterday, the:president of the use the still doesn't understand what a blow we suffered. so i think this investigation by chairman i issa and others is critical for our own safety's sake. bill: a poll came out yesterday that i think is reflective how this story continues to percolate. 62% believe the president could have done more to help the americans that night in benghazi. >> it's a compelli