john bolton. he is also the president of "red eye." and lastly she is so hot she is registering a fever right now which is perfectly natural the way your body deals with viruses. it cooks them. it is joanne nosuchunsky. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> she is back and she has never been not deader. last november it was rumored that kim jong-un had his girlfriend executed. north korea denied it and now it seems they were telling the truth. yes, she has been seen on north korean tv giving a speech at an art workers' rally, whatever that is. nine months ago the pop star and other state musicians, whatever those are, had been reportedly killed by firing squad for taping themselves having sex, a fair punishment in my opinion. in her speech, she expressed the gratitude for kim's leadership and pledged to work harder to stoke up the flame for art and creative work. and in other news, north korea may be close to developing a nuclear missal. for more on this development, let's go live to "red eye" senior foreign correspondent. >

ambassador john bolton is slamming president obama about his speech today to west point graduates in ed for tomorrow's "wall street journal." ambassador bolton not mentioning seeking victory in the war against terrorism. ambassador john bolton joins us. >> good evening, thank you. >> i have a different thought on what commencement speech is door to the future. be very future. everyone is expecting a huge foreign policy speech from the president on this. many are disappointed. but why? >> well, i think the president spent five and a half years of on-the-job training to come up with a platitude, namely that the united states has an alternative between isolationism on the one hand and war on the other. no kidding. there is absolutely nothing new or startling in that. but the president has lived in a world of straw men for so long that when he makes this discovery and announces it in an important speech, the white house acts like it's really something new. and sadly, the speech was simply a recitation of what the president has already>> he e bit differently. i'm one beat off on this. i se

ambassador john bolton, thank you, as always, for joining us. >> thank you, eric. >> arthel. >> eric, the commencement at rutgers university is getting under way after a lot of controversy. here's the bouncing ball. former secretary of state condoleezza rice backed out of speaking at the ceremony after an outcry from some students and faculty. former rutgers defensive tackle eric la grand was asked to fill the void, but the school rescinded the offer only to give a smaller speaking engagement back to him. la grand, he's upset by the whole affair. >> at first it hurt because i wasn't getting contacted by anybody. nobody was calling me. nobody was reaching out to me. i wanted answers. i was calling everyone back and no one was reaching out to me. i'm like what's going on here. >> more live from piscataway, new jersey, did he get his answer, brian? >> reporter: well, he says he was upset and hurt after he was uninvited by rutgers to speak. he tells me he understands it was a huge miscommunication and can't wait to speak to his fellow graduates today. it has been a long road for eric. the

joining us now is ambassador to the united nations, john bolton, contributor and senior fellow at the american enterprise center. ambassador, putin's promise, do you buy it? >> i think he'll respect the results and ignore them essentially. we still don't know what the total turnout will be and how it varies among the different regions. to see whether the leading candidate does get over 50% and, thereby, avoids a runoff. even if poroshenko wins and even if the turnout is high, then i think from putin's point of view the real game begins, and he'll try to negotiate and perhaps has already started negotiating with poroshenko to see what kind of a relationship ukraine under a new president will have with russia and that's really what putin is interested in. >> in terms of the vote, what do you think is happening? pro-russian separatists smashing ballot boxes and blocking polls, shutting some of this stuff down. >> this is why putin needs to declare the results nationwide in ukraine illegitimate, and certainly in those two provinces, a small percentage of people will even be able to vote,

joining us now is former united states ambassador to the u.n., john bolton. he's also a fox news contributor, senior fellow at the american enterprise institute and he joins us on the telephone. ambassador, what will this referendum achieve, if anything? >> well, i think it's part of the russian effort to destabilize ukraine, to undercut the upcoming may 25th presidential election, to demonstrate support for the russian view in the heavily culturally russian areas in eastern ukraine and, therefore, implicitly across the southern part of the country as well. if there's no doubt that there's a lot of irregularities in the connection procedural with this referendum. the point is it's a political one, and it appears that the russians are making it very strongly. >> vladimir putin, you know, he came out publicly wanting to postpone this. was this just for show? >> yes, of course. putin is a great actor and the septembertists listened to him and then they were going ahead with it anyway and he said i tried, i'm not doing it. i don't have control over these people.

martha: ambassador john bolton weighs in.rescued from a cruise ship and brought to the hospital. what brought his vai dicing an immediate end. martha: we'll talk to a veteran who spent time in a va hospital. we'll tell you what he says is the big problem. >> the bottom line of it is nobody in this town gives a damn. it's lip service. there are 23 million of us who are veterans. many who are disabled who are madder than hell. injured passenger rescued from a cruise ship after falling on board and suffering a severe head injury. the ship turned back to miami and a crew called out to get the passenger to shore. >> the patient needed to come to the hospital and we met the ship at sea and transported them to mercy hospital. >> we don't know why the passenger fell but the ship continued to its destination arriving few hours behind schedule. >>> calls for eric shinseki to step down is coming in by the hours and many are coming forward with personal stories saying they had to jump through regulations and hoops to get the treatment th

former ambassador john bolton joins us. od evening, sir. >> good evening. >> would you expect that secretary john kerry would be raising the issue of this marine? >> well, i don't know whether he did or not. in the press conference he had with mexican foreign secretary pep pay mead afterward the subject didn't come up at all. kerry didn't raise it, mead didn't raise it nobody asked about it in the question period. secretary kerry is meeting with mexican president this afternoon. maybe something will come of it. this problem has been around for a while and the state department has not pressed on it, in part, i think, because there is a big dispute between mexico and the united states over the subject of guns. guns coming across the border. remember fast and furious, just as a starter. so, this one individual, obviously important. i think it's an outrage what they are doing. but he is part of a bigger picture. >> you know, what's so painful about this one is that as a criminal defense attorney for years. and we actually went d

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hadley or john bolton, the you an ambassador, u.s. ambassador in the united states had gone on television five days after the attack and told the story about the level of security -- we believe there was a protest caused by video, not a coordinated terrorist attack. there would have been a definite different approach about this issue. and that, to me, is very sad. you may not agree with that observation, but almost everybody over here, i think, believes that. i know mr. zucker. he said he would not be bullied. no one is asking any outlet to be bullied, but i have some questions i want cnn to answer or somebody that would answer questions that i think are very relevant. so what is the state of play? as far as the senate goes we have had the u.s. senate select committee on intelligence issue a report january 15th, 2014. i think it did a very good job covering airline. they did not have jurisdiction over the state department, so their report was limited. there was a minority report and saw the report by republicans taking some issue with

ambassador to the united nations john bolton. senior fellow at the american enterprise institute and fox news contributor. you've seen that the prime minister said that russia is waging, quote, a real war. are we treating it that way? >> i don't think we're treating it nearly seriously enough. you can see from these incidents the use by the ukrainian government of their security forces to take back some of the positions that the separatists have held in eastern ukraine. the breaking out of very, very serious strife in odessa be an important port city, well away from the eastern part of ukraine, i might add. i think that -- that the sanctions that we've employed to try to deter the russians have obviously failed, and it's not at all clear that the president or the secretary of state are giving this issue enough of their time and attention. i think the president's recent meeting with german chancellor angela merkel produced almost nothing in terms of closer allied agreement. i think putin has had the high cards. he still has them.

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that is ambassador john bolton. yum-yum. >> e block. last story.ou -- according to a study, my favorite four words in the english language, people don't trust you if your name is hard to pronounce. this stunning news came out in february, but -- >> it's news to us. >> researchers at uc irvine are found a statement if the name associated is easy to pronounce. to the fred flinstone part of our brain signals something we can trust. but information is difficult to process is danger. foreign food like rice. dana, how much does your name matter as a spokesperson, dana perino? >> it is good to have the two sill labelle first name and the three sill labelle last name. you don't want two and one. it is blunt. >> what if it is barak hussein obama? >> that is magic right there. >> exactly. >> i guess i kind of believe this. i paired this with a story from last week that said -- if you use your middle initial people automatically think you have more credibility and that you are -- do you not have one? >> i don't have a middle name. >> my husband doesn't either

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john bolton on the record saying this is the latest example of radical islam in the region. >> it demonstratesharia law is implemented to the fullest extent. this relates directly to boko haram in nigeria. one more indication of what a serious problem it is and why the united states and others need to take a more comprehensive view. these are not isolated incidents. what happens in sudan, what happens in libya, what happens in nigeria this is part of a larger pattern. so far we haven't heard the president speak to it. >> the court gave her four-days to repent and she refused to do that. the death penalty is expected to be carried out after she give birth next month. >>> sad story. top army ranger who helped rescue jessica lynch dies after being shot by a sniper in afghanistan. sergeant major martin begguny st multiple tours in iraq and afghanistan. this after five years in the marine corps. originally from arizona 49 years old. >>> the air tors will test a pilot program offering airmen temporary leave to start a family. the program will start with 20 officers and 20 enlisted airmen and expand

concepts and -- words, that matter much to those who are engaged in the battle like -- ambassador john bolton good to talk with you. >> thank you, lou. lou: we ask do bluff that tea party is -- do you believe that tea party is anything more than a facade, 8% said yes, 92% said no. be sure to tonight's poll do you believe that president obama served up just first 9/11 attacks cast your vote on lou do lou dobbs do the wom. >> a triple digit sell-off on wall street. on whether today's action is an om news sign for our markets and our economy. lou: a major sell-off on wall street, dow down 167, s&p lost 18, nazdaq fell 31. volume picking up 3.5 billion shares, that is what passes these days for heavy volume. crude oil down 87 cents. u.s. product hitting a 28 year high. gold down $12. in case you done hear me, a 28 year high for u.s. crude production. yield on 10 year, falling to 2.5%, lowest level since last october. homebuilder confidence dropping as well, consumer prices gaining, posting largest gain since june. jobless claims, falling to 297,000 last week. lowest level since 2007. walmart down

we will have john bolton and dana perino. you remember her. >> e block. last story.t's the last story. >> all right. i just can't believe we are ending on this one. >> if the race is muddy their stool will be -- >> thank you for not saying it. >> obstacle race participants are unintentionally eating animal feces as they drag themselves through muddy obstacle courses. the result? a feverish week of painful diarrhea. this is actually a major story. according to the "washington post," a newspaper, so it is not my fault. 22 participants in a 2012 tough mudder competition knew this agony well a ever they were infected with a bacteria found in pig poop. the good news is it tasted delicious. i don't know, lou. you are an avid fan of obstacle courses. >> absolutey. >> i love you play along even though you are going why? i could be home in a car. >> i gave up why. >> when the show began. >> i love everything on this show. >> will this keep you from obstacle courses? >> this among the things that will prevent me from running obstacle courses and you have done a great public se

ambassador to united nations fox news contribute or john bolton. >> if she disnot she risks being labeled as something with something to hide, she is lucky the way that house and senate committees handled her testimony on benghazi. you don't learn anything in the public hearings that has not been public. we need hours of deposition, and witness interviews with people before we have public hearing that is the right way to proceed. lou: the presumption being if the former secretary does not cooperate, she would forfeit her opportunity to run for president. at least successfuly. >> i think it would impair her ability, her only real claim of experience in being the branch is 4 years of secretary of state, a record of accomplishment is thin in the benghazi debalk old top is a problem. >> is if remark an she i -- reme she becomes focus, but this goes beyond the state department this involves cia also, and the administration. and the president of the united states he seems again to be out man everyinmaneuvering question, congress, and judicial watch. >> having served in three republican administ

for joining us now ambassador john bolton. what is the likelihood she will cooperate? >> if she doesn't she is labeled as someone who has something to hide. that is the risk as well pull. she was very lucky the way the house and senate committees handle her testimony when she finally appeared. you don't learn anything with the public hearings and so i was encouraged that they said today we need hours and hours of depositions did witness interviews before we have public hearings that is the right way to proceed. lou: the assumption that if she does not cooperate she would forfeit her opportunity to run for president successfully. >> i think it would impair her ability the only claim of experience to be in the executive branch's four years as secretary of state and her record is pretty thin then with benghazi is a real problem for her. lou: it is remarkable how she becomes focused as she was in charge. but it is beyond the state department but also these cia and the administration and the president of united states use seems to be effectively all maneuvered by the press,

we'll have more on this later with john bolton. we'll explain who this group is and how all of this came to be. broke coha ram, has -- boko haram existed. their nickname is western education is forbidden. that tells you about the particular kidnapping taken place over the last few weeks. the soldiers are drawn from largely impoverished, religiously, uneducated youth and the u.s. declared it a terrorist organization. bill: primary day for several voters in states but the race getting a lot of attention especially this one here. republican primary for senate in the state of north carolina. there are eight candidates, but these two gentlemen a lot of attention, money focuses on them. republican tom tillis, tea party candidate, greg brand nan. kay hagan is under major fire. many republicans think hagan could be a pick off victim come november. house speaker john boehner facing two conservative challengers in the home district in the 8th district of southwestern ohio. all the polling suggesting that boehner will win this one. martha: pr

ambassador john bolton joins us.ood evening, sir. >> glad to be with you. >> any thoughts about what senator kerry said in mexico to whom and what would you say if you were there? >> well, this is a very

ambassador to the united nations john bolton. good to have you with us. i'm going to if i may start in process with this white house. they now claim there were two sets of talking points. your reaction. >> these people can't keep their stories straight. and this e-mail from ben rhodes is a significant piece of evidence that demonstrates something we've known from the get-go. they were either engaged in a systemic coverup of falsehoods to prevent anybody from arguing that their policy had failed and that's what rhodes' memo says expressly, or they were so blinded by ideology that they couldn't tell the difference. this is something that people at the white house like rhodes are lucky they haven't had to testify because they're right on the edge of perjury here as is mike morell. >> i was going to ask you about the cia deputy director and acting director for a while. his testimony controverts what the white house is defending itself with. this is almost -- this borders on the preposterous, does it not? the awkward explan iationexplan fact that this is unred

ambassador john bolton joins us.d evening, sir. >> glad to be with you. >> any thoughts about what senator kerry said in mexico to whom and what would you say if you were there? >> well, this is a very

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and fox news contributor john bolton. good evening, ambassador. >> glad to be with you, judge. >> all right, what is the latest information that we just found out on the ben rhodes e-mail tell you? >> well, i think there can't be any doubt at all now that we've got an administration that's absolutely consumed with the potentially devastating political effect on the president's re-election campaign. this attack in benghazi. it belies their whole narrative that the president himself had just said a few days before that osama bin laden is dead, general motors is alive, the war on al qaeda is almost over. everything, all the tragic events of that evening of september 11th undercut that. so the combination of ideology and political reality drive to this cover-up, and there can't be any argument anymore that's what it is. that's why we need more information. we've got a lot that's come out because of this request. there's a lot more there. there's no doubt about it. >> well, what should happen? you know, now that we have this e

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using benghazi, including one from super hog john bolton. here's how politico describes it. a john bolten e-mail accused obama, clinton and leon panetta of refusing to admit leaving americans to die at the house of terrorists. and elijah cummings called on speaker boehner to end republican fundraising off the benghazi probe. >> they have been using the deaths of these four americans for political campaign fundraising. >> i call the speaker of the house to end that process right now. with all due respect, if the republicans want to fix the problems with their partisan investigation, they need more than just a new chairman. i have tremendous respect for mr. gowdy, and i'm glad that he said the fundraising should not be done on the deaths of these four people. and i hope that the republican conference will finally agree with that. we are better than that! >> here's the question, are they or aren't they? house speaker boehner was questioned rather well by luke russert of nbc about whether it was appropriate to raise money over the deaths of americans overseas. by the way, one of

former ambassador john bolton. good evening. >> good evening. >> are we being too soft on radical islam in terms of how we speak about them? are we too afraid or gentle or politically incorrect? >> the administration and large parts of the american academic establishment are afraid to discuss radical islam and islamic terrorism because they operate under the mistaken view that if you use those words or talk about that threat that somehow you're insulting all of islam. i think that's wrong in several respects. number one, there is no such thing as the islamic world. it makes no more sense to talk about that than it does to talk about the christian world. people have different views and they have different experiences. and that's fundamentally what's wrong with this political correctness and with bill maher's view of it, too. they are all wrong. they are all talking about identity politics. have you got your women and you have got your muslims and you have got your african-americans and those groups all think alike.

hadley, or john bolton, the u.s. ambassador to the united states that got on television and told the story about the level of security we believe in. it was a protest caused by video, not a designated terrorist attack. if that had been said by the bush people there would have been a different approach about this issue. that to me is very sad. you may not agree with that operation. but almost everybody here i believe believes that. mr. zucker, says nobody is trying to bully. i've got some questions for cnn to answer, if somebody would answer questions that i think are very relevant. what is the state of play? we've had the u.s. committee on intelligence issue a report on january 15, 2014. i think they did a very good job covering their lane. they did not have jurisdiction over the state department, so their report was limited. there was a minority report inside the report by republicans taking some issue with some of the findings. but the bottom line was the senate intel committee in a bipartisan fashion looked at ben

. >> and that was john bolton, the former bush administration u.n.demanding what many on the right are also demanding, more scrutiny of hillary clinton's role in benghazi. in a way it's easy to understand why. hillary clinton is the overwhelming favorite to win the democratic nomination in 2016 and at least at this far-out point she runs comfortably ahead of every respective republican opponent so the politics are obvious. republicans need to bring down hillary's poll numbers and here's a vehicle to try to do that. but what's so interesting about watching this all play out right now, about watching republicans convene a special benghazi committee and ratchet up their rhetoric and try to connect hillary to it, what's so interesting is that what republicans are really trying to do here is to undo a huge political mistake they did a few years ago, a political mistake that has been instrumental in turning hillary into the 2016 favorite that she is right now. to really fully appreciate the story, you probably need to go back to 1992, back to when bill and

ambassador john bolton joins us. good evening, sir. >> glad to be with you. >> any thoughts about what senator kerry said in mexico to whom and what would you say if you were there? >> well, this is a very significant step in a significant admission by the state department. i'm kind of surprised they acknowledged it publicly. i think it now moves this case to an entirely different and much more appropriate level basic function of the state department is to protect americans overseas. forget international agreements that get you nobel peace prizes. a foreign ministry has to protect its citizens. and now, i think the state department has an obligation to say do they believe that tahmooressi is being held unjustly? illegally? unfairly? because, if so, then there is a special obligation on state to do something about it. it's not just having counselor access to it a guy who did something wrong and who is in jail. that can happen to lots of people and does. but here, you have got a government that is obviously handling th

. >> ambassador john bolton, we thank you for your perspective. >>> thousands at berkshire hathaway'sng. warren buffet's thousand on his company and the economy. and the business world. liz clayman with the fox business network is streaming live from omaha, nebraska. always an interesting interview you have been doing. tell us the latest. >> reporter: yes, molly, let me tell you, it is a carnival-like atmosphere here at the century link arena in downtown omaha, nebraska. a place that hosts rock stars like bruno mars and the eagles. but it is packed to the gills, to the rafters, for an 83-year-old ceo. of course, it's warren buffett, the chairman and ceo of berkshire hathaway, companies like dairy queen and burlington northern railroad under its umbrella. and it is 38,000 people who own shares in his stock who come to hear his opinions. let me show you some of the festivities from earlier this morning. and let me also explain, there's no other company on the planet that has festivities at their shareholder meeting. he owns a couple newspapers, the "omaha herald" and so he had a newspap

. >> my morning must read is from john bolton, now at the american enterprise institute and he was the.n. he wrote that the president is doubling down on a muddled foreign policy. does russia have a clear-cut objective in its foreign-policy? >> mr. putin has a clear objective, his own position at home. he wants to expand russian power. of 143 millionry people. it does not have global reach or an ideology that appeals to non-russians. it is not a new cold war. russia is significant but still regional. >> what should be the response of germany? especially after the elections. ukraineny needs to make viable. work with the eu and the imf, get the new ukrainian government up and running and make it viable. >> you just said germany needs to make it viable. the burden falls on germany again because germany has money. europe,e powerhouse in ukrainians have demonstrated they are not up to it themselves. they will need economic help, above the amount that has been pledged. >> let's take a broad sphere that the cfr looks at. the news of the moment is india, an extraordinary election. at least bac

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one thing that is successful is our colleague john bolton came up with the nonproliferation initiative which has a kind of system but there's no formal treaty. there is no formal place where they meet. the governments coordinate their actions politically to try to stop the proliferation of wmd technology as i understand quite successfully. i think that would be the way to go to start starving those kinds of successful informal methods of cooperation. they are not be telling us when we walk. if that has been the success we should study that more closely and use that as a model to build a new kind of concept of democracies by requiring. if you get rid of the charter and replace it with nothing you will have these problems up whenever any wars legitimate everybody will always say when they intervened that the war is legitimate. the rushes are saying they are invasion of ukraine is legitimate under national law because they are protecting russian citizens although it sounds a lot like what hitler said in 1938. again it has to do with further development of the idea but also like professor

am bass dear john bolton is here today. what do you think?i think part of the problem that he identifies is that the left, the academic establishment, the obama administration are reluctant to cite size islamic terrorists and radical islamists because they fear that the rest of the muslim world will take that as a criticism of islam generally. thremple. there are several things wrong with that. i don't think there is an islam world any more than there a christian world and they have different thoughts. to say they are not capable of distinguishing between terrorists and other muslims is patronizing and condescending. that's part of the denial that terrorism caused by islamic extremists. march * you think about alcoholism and any other issue. until you recognize where the problem is coming from and you have a good grasp much it you can't begin to solve the problem. as you pointed out, this reflected on one of the largest populations in africa. nigeria is a huge country. if it has a problem that has resulted in the kidnapping of these girls whe

host: john bolton as an op-ed in "the wall street journal." i strongly reject that statement. whether you look at asia and the rebalance asia and the reassertion of american a third this authority in the asia pacific and the middle east and torica's leadership required deal with small-market duffy several years ago in libya and the leadership of the nato alliance through that, it goes to the response through ukraine where we are working with european partners will have a huge stake. without the united states leadership, i think the world would not be as organized as it has been on ukraine. next week, the president will be in europe in poland and brussels and will be in normandy for the commemoration of the normandy beach landing. be bringing the world together to try to galvanize common action to do with common threats. host: what's the current policy in ukraine? how much further do we go from that policy when it comes to action? guest: there is just election in ukraine and a new president will be inaugurated in the coming week. the united sta

john mccain do anything about it? he's a veteran. what are these congressmen doing? host: the hill newspaper, alexander boltoneporting that senate democratic leaders are moving ahead with legislation, planning a two-pronged legislative response to the scandal. senator reid is looking at a bill to hold senior officials at the v.a. accountable for mismanagement and legislation that would address what they're calling the root cause of the scandal by expanding veterans access to medical care. looking at the health-care component of the omnibus bill. the full story available online. "thisur put a page, problem has been going on since there have been vets." boehner and pelosi resisted the cries for the ousting of the veterans affairs chief. here's what blows he said yesterday. elosi saidwhat p yesterday. is the issue served by saying, ok, those people did that. they kept the information from the secretary and from the congress. let's rewarded them by removing the secretary. or, maybe, we keep the same person there who was reviewing the same set of facts. we will see. i really do think we have to be careful about th

." >> coming up on "red eye" how radical do ambassador john bolton and these friends get on the weekendwe will take you to one man's quest to bring puddle stream to the usa. and what does the president think of the big bang theory? >> it just isn't normal. it is not what our founders envisioned. american people deserve better. >> and has the u.s. soccer team found a goalie that can help them compete on the world stage? behind the scenes with the athlete some say could be the x factor in the world cup. none of these story on "red eye" tonight. >> i am