ambassador john bolton as always from washington. thank you so much for today. >>> this is a fox extreme weather alert. severe storms threatening millions of americans across our country. some places seeing flash flooding, hail, damaging winds and possibly even tornadoes. meteorologist janice dean is live in the fox extreme "weather center." j.d., this weather is all over the map. >> yeah. absolutely. i just want to point out where we do have a tornado warning for eastern kentucky, south of the cincinnati area. we're going to zoom into that in just a moment and tell you where. we have severe thunderstorm warnings all over the map here so the threat for hail, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes as we have this batch of rain that moves in this afternoon, overnight tonight across the northeast, millions of people affected and into tomorrow. going to be a messy commute and messy day across the northeast corridor. again the risk for severe weather including tornadoes where we do have a tornado warning in east central kentucky, that's wh

the immigration issue and the domestic problems, but also the foreign policy, we just heard from john bolton's your sense on what's happening in iraq? >> my sense is that john is correct and pointing to a real problem for president obama, which is the kurdish part of iraq. everyone thinks the kurds are just bargaining hard about the formation of a new government. i think, and john bolton thinks, the kurds are ready to bolt iraq. they're going to say, look, this country is now in the hands of partly an islamic caliphate and shia, who hate us, who won't give us autonomy and our rights. therefore, we want to cut a deal with the turks. we want out. and they're going to hold a referendum. and i take them seriously. i think they mean what they say if they can't get assurances that the maliki government denied them for eight years. >> and this has so many implications from the u.s. economy to the u.s. relationships around the world. that's one issue. the other major issue we're focused on is immigration. and all of these really kids flowing into the country. >> it's just extraordinary. the presiden

joining us is ambassador to the united nations, fox news contributor john bolton. it's good to have you with us. let's start with the sanctions against russia. the european nations, the united states, ratcheting up these sector targeted sanctions. and they have been determined of an outcome in modern history. what are we doing and what is the on christine consequences with that strong and intelligent diplomacy with those sanctions. both as announced from the european union and the announcements today and we've been talking about sanctions and the russians have on notice and i'm sure these institutions and others have taken steps already to mitigate the effects more importantly the whole approach on sanctions to russia and iran is completely misguided. >> your encouraging has set up cutouts and other devices to hide their real identity and their businesses at a slightly increased transaction costs that just goes on. this is an academic theory and i would argue that it's worse than those sanctions. those and others have said that the united states is not really serio

ambassador john bolton joins us. good evening, sir.far away. there happened to be americans on board. then we should care about other nationalities as well. this is big. >> it's extraordinarily serious. and, i think it's a mistake at this point to get into the weeds of where the equipment came from. because it could well have been captured from the ukrainians. >> they still had to learn how to use it. >> you know, the point is that the russian policy over the years has allowed this to develop, the support for the ukrainian separatists i think it's important for americans to learn the bigger lesson here. this is not just about separatists in eastern ukraine. this is about the view of russia and how it pursues its interest around the world, which we have, let's be honest, facilitated over the last five and a half years in many respects. i hope what this does, this tragedy serve as a wakeup call to those who have only dimly seen what putin and the russians are up to. >> well, this is certainly not a night to be the least bit flip. but tha

we'll be talking with john bolton here in just moments. also tonight to federal appeals court rulings putting the future of obamacare very much in doubt. the dc court of appeals ruling the people that buy their insurance to the federal health care exchange are not eligible for subsidies. but the court of appeals in texas ruling the officer. the heart of obamacare tonight likely on the fast track to the supreme court. we will be taking all this up with lis wiehl and are dried on. also the relationship between president obama and president clinton is anything but friendly. daniel harper joins us here tonight. and an egyptian cease-fire as the death toll tops 629 israelis killed in the writing. for more on the crisis, i'm joined by john logan, thank you for joining us. the fight and gaza against them, the rocket fire seems to be a relentless and not diminishing. what do you make of it? >> the israelis have an enormous difference in turn difficult task. hamas has a huge set of rockets buried in deep and well protected tunnels, using shields ar

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ambassador john bolton reacts to my open next. what do youf/iiq >>> today ukraine called on moscow to insist pro russian rebels to give international teams the access to the site amid fears that vital information is taken from the site and never recovered. with me is fox news contractor john bolton. good evening, ambassador. the world is a mess. is this administration in a position to change anything? >> i think the administration is in a position to change all of its prior mistakes, but it will not do it. i think the president is idea logically committed to the approach he's followed in the middle east and ukraine and asia and i think we are in two more years of a lack of american leadership. >> the world is blowing up around us and so many of these significant areas that can impact us directly. do you see us in danger? >> i think we are in danger. we could change that in the case of ukraine, the president needs to appreciate his approach since the famous reset button in 2009 has been wrong and russia is proceeding as a extra teg

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plus ambassador john bolton.oes he think president obama is showing leadership or making big blunders? that's all next. >>> this is a fox news alert. at least one american confirmed dead in the shootdown of malaysian flight 17. the missile that took down that jumbo jet fired from an area controlled by pro-russian separatists. the debris field spans miles and miles and miles. just moments ago we spoke with grn reporter sabra. she has been to the crash scene in ukraine. >> sabra, thank you very much for joining us. i know you have been to the debris site. the crash site. i'm curious, we he have heard that there is possible looting there. do you know anything about that? >> well, i wouldn't say it's looting per se. but there is definitely been -- it's not -- you know, they haven't sealed it off or anything. there has been sort of open access to journalists and locals to have sort of walking around the area. we have heard some reports of people sort of taking some -- i didn't see it myself. i think the greater concer

ambassador john bolton, united nations, fox's contributor, and senior fellow at the american interprice institute. secretary of state john kerry says it -- >> pughen the clearly has a long range strategy to increase his increase in the krukraine, i thk putin ought to go out of his way now to show a little bit of concern for the victims and the families just from a pr point of view, i wouldn't be surprised at that. but make no mistake, whoever public course he adopts, it's not going to change his fundmental determination to increase moscow's control over ukraine. >> indeed maybe even perhaps some subject order from moscow. >> he's trying to congress fuse the situation, blame it in effect on the conflict itself. ultimately there's no doubt. i think there's little doubt where it came from. but i think putin is now benefiting from the misguided approach from president obama as he announced on his press conference on friday, acting like we have days and weeks to do a criminal type investigation. we know who's responsible, it's putin and the russian policy that creates the kind of environment

eric: ambassador john bolton, always good to see you, thank you.nt obama offering his deepest condolences condemning the murders of these three teenagers. calling it "a senseless act of terror." the foster echoed across the administration. >> we obviously condemn the terms of violence that takes the life of innocent civilians. >> the kidnapping and of course any harm that has been done to these teenagers is a tragedy. martha: president obama encouraging israel and housing authorities to restrain from further action to stabilize in or interfere with joint efforts to find the boys killers. eric: there is heartbreaking reaction from the relatives of the american victim as we said he held the dual citizenship. understandably his family is devastated. >> my 90-year-old mom is a great aunt of one of the boys, and had ó he down. lost so many family members while an american, family will receive schismatic they killed in the holocaust, now would ever 60, 70 years later to go through something like this. eric: it continues. funerals for teenagers will take

ambassador john bolton joins us. ambassador, nice to see you. it's not under ordinary circumstances an easy job. now secretary kerry goes in with israel being furious at him. >> i'm not here to defend john kerry's job or his record as secretary of state. people should not operate under the allusion that somehow he is acting independently. i think is he really faithful carrying out exactly what the president wants. and that is despite all the rhetoric about israel's right to self-defense, if we impose a cease-fire on israel. if the pressure of the united states and western europe forces israel to agree to a cease-fire, we will be stopping israel from taking steps against hamas' missile capability that materially aids iran in its nuclear weapons program. this battle that israel is engaged in now obviously for their own self-defense. but it's also in america's interest. >> i don't see prime minister netanyahu in any way sort of bowing to the wishes of president obama. i mean, he seems quite determined in all his statements. i don't think -- i can't

john bolton takes a critical look at what's really going on here. >>> and first on the kelly file, the head of the marine corps just went after the commander in chief with a very public and harsh critique. this is almost never done. oliver north weighs in on why a sitting member of why the joint chiefs appears to be challenging the white house. >> i think the world is a -- needs to be taken seriously. in that light, it comes back to the united states of america, the unlimited cash back. let that phrase sit with you for a second. unlimited. as in, no limits on your hard-earned cash back. as in no more dealing with those rotating categories. the quicksilver card from capital one. unlimited 1.5% cash back on everything you purchase, every day. don't settle for anything less. i'll keep asking. what's in your wallet? you just can'tider a 4-star know the name?p to 60% off, just no name? until you book. um... yeah, i'd do that! ♪ ♪ that's keeping you from the healthcare you deserve.. at humana, we believe if healthcare changes, if frustration and paperwork decrease... the gap begins to close.

former ambassador john bolton joins us. that's an unusual twist. >> it's enough to make john kerry's day, i'm sure. it's a reflection that vice president feels that his position internationally is very strong, that in the middle east, traditionally in an area of critical importance for the united states, that barack obama is weak, and he is seeking to take advantage of it he has done this before. he has kept the assaad regime in power. >> i forgot he had done that with syria. >> he has done it there. he has opened up military sales to the government of egypt for the first time since the early 1970s, when anwar sadat threw out soviet military advisors. now he is getting himself right in the middle of a critical issue for the united states. it's really, i use the word hutzpah except i think it's taken. >> so while i sort of made sort of a sarcastic opening to the segment, now that i think about the syria thing, is it at all remotely possible that anyone would take him up on this offer and that he could have any impact? >> i t

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ambassador john bolton joins us. good evening, sir. >> great to be here. >> how serious is this? >> i think it's serious at one level but essentially political at another. i think that chancellor merkel is playing to jerry man domestic opinion with this very public expulsion of the cia station chief. i'm not aware of anything like this ever happening before in an allied country. have a problem, want the guy removed but you do it without doing it in the press. so i think this is playing to anti-americanism and the german population. i think that's very dangerous from our point of view. i think in other sense it's her expressing her displeasure with barack obama personally. and it extends over a range issues. not just intelligence. if she wanted to low key, this she could have done it i think it's a way for her to say to obama that she is very unhappy. >> if she is motivated by anti-americanism and, of course, this whole thing her cell phone was bugged by us at one time. i mean, if she is so willing to do that over this, suppose we have another problem. suppose want us to help with

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john bolton goes over to israel three months three weeks later the mossad the israeli secret service the cia equivalent creates a unit to influence world public opinion about the iranian nuclear program and you were just making the distinction between nuclear weapons and nuclear power yes and just to carry forward this this scenario not a scenario but but the counter that i've been able to put together. in two thousand and four you have the mysterious appearance of a very large set of documents purporting to be from a covert iranian nuclear weapons program research group. just appearing out of nowhere coming into the hands of western intelligence we now know that it was german intelligence that gave them to the cia and i've been able to document the fact for the first time you know very authoritative because it came from a senior german foreman former foreign office official named carsten voight who gave me an on the record interview and said that he had been contacted by his contacts in the german b.m.d. intelligence agency in november two thousand and four and he was told that they

with me now, fox news contributor, john bolton. can the united states help protect christians in the middle east? >> i think we can and i think we should. the threat that you have described and were just talk about comes from a particular kind of ideology. it's a radicalized version of islam that is thee logically extreme but has an important political dimension to it as well and it's opposing this kind of ideology that i think is important but as of now on which the united states is showing no leadership at all. if anything many of our policies actually seem sympathetic to this ideology or at least unwilling to opposed and the signal that sends obviously is very negative for the christians, for smaller sects of muslim populations and for anybody else who gets in the way. >> and when you say signals, ambassador are you referring to the obama early withdrawal from iraq or supporting the muslim brotherhood specifically? >> those are two good places to start. one of the reasons that keeping american forces in iraq would have been a sm

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either way i agree with ambassador john bolton, we have to make sure russia understands it will be heldountable for any proxy it creates whether or not it wants deniability. >> we know that russia has at least one of the black boxes. overnight a second one was discovered. we don't know who has that. in terms of access to the crash site itself, what about the separatists and these rebels? what do you believe that they will allow or will not allow when it comes to investigating the actual site itself? >> you know, the circumstantial evidence points overwhelmingly to these russian-backed separatists in the ukraine. the fact of the matter is, they're not going to want to provide definitive proof that they were responsible for this. we shouldn't demand definitive proof if they're not going to allow access, that's a confirmation of guilt. >> okay, michael ruben, sorry we have to wrap you up. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >>> when we come back, our live team coverage of the malaysian jet shot down by a missile, that continues. stay with us. 0 . >>> welcome good morning. welcome to "f

john bolton wrote in the "wall street journal." he says the president sometimes has a tendency to dwell on the details and miss the big pictu picture. he says mr. obama has swelled on getting international forensic experts to the crash site, the malaysian airlines flight 17. instead of emphasizing the lessons we have drawn from this terrible episode, he did warn of unspecified steps that will be taken but bag in consequences are also familiar. retribution never materializes and approaching surreal levels" as these two elements take place around here. >> i think with the ukraine-russia situation, what he is trying hard to do is stay tight with the european and in doing so that has meant he hasn't been as tough and his rhetoric or actions as he might be if he was going to be more unilateral be at the applied tougher sanctions against russia far beyond what the europeans were willing to do. they met again yesterday not going to take the kind of actions that is states has under president obama, much later form of sanctions, and what he

. >> ambassador john bolton question openly the decision of the part of the united states government through the faa to halt flights to tel aviv in israel, implying clearly that he saw this as a political statement on the part of the administration. what is your response? two i don't know, i don't know what the faa rules are a novice or there is a raised the issue, but it does remind me that i landed with this debbie terry secretary and at that time the rockets were coming from saddam hussein and so by the way being in support we have extraordinary influence on the government. so i don't think the israeli government will care very much what secretary kerry says, i just think they kind of talk about how the egyptians are people with influence. lou: there is irony on that and this administration is not particularly supportive of this government insisting that the muslim brotherhood would be entertained as a participant in our government. what are your thoughts about egypt's leadership and the likelihood in any negotiation, should it come to that at some point? >> i think that they can

next to me, john bolton, doppler u.s. ambassador to the u.n and fox news contributor.by the way, he is still the president of "red eye." hard to believe. all right, did a fake sport come up short? relations between the u.s. and russia continue to deteriorate according to the wwe where i get all of my news. on sunday night the manager of wrestler praised putin and attacked america. >> you blame russia are to the recent current events when in fact you americans should be scolded for your war mongling in afghanistan and iraq. you americans should be insulted and afraid. >> she must have studied for years to come up with that accent. lana was building up drama for the match of jack swagger which may not be his real name. as she mentioned many are blaming russia's leader for the plane crash and the real loser is, of course, steven segal. the bizarrely-shaped action has been is friends with putin and also a blues singer. the day after the tragedy a blues festival pulled segal from the slot calling him a henchman. that's a compliment. they addressed russia's role. >> if russi

going to get your thoughts on two things, but first i want to play a little sound from ambassador john bolton regarding the faa's decision to ground the flights. >> i would like to know who influences the faa decision. i think in the obama-kerry paradigm in the world, this puts economic pressure on israel to increase the likelihood of a cease-fire. in my way of thinking, it proves the opposite, it's why israel can't live under this constant threat of being rocketed. >> greg? >> if you look at two conflicts going on, you have a plane that was shot down in eastern ukraine, possibly by separatists, perhaps a mistake, and i believe probably a mistake. in israel, when a passenger plane is shot down, it's actually intentional. so you actually could see the difference between these kinds of fighting and these kinds of fighters. there are people that are, at least have some kind of moral structure to their rage or their believes, but you have one that would be happy to blow out a passenger jet or fire at innocent people in their homes. c.a.r.e. to me is like the father who is angry that his bully son

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joining you now, john bolton.e clear, this has got to be a wake up call, if evidence suggests putin is involved in the shooting of this airplane tonight. >> i think what putin has done to change interyags nal boundaries on the continent of europe and continue to interfere in ukraine created an environment where this specific tragedy wasn't fore seeable but understandable this can happen. so i think american policy has to change not just with respect to ukraine. but more broadly i think we've got to look at russia as putin made it out to be. it's an adversary. we need to go back to a strong missile defense program. and if people want to talk about sanctions, no more pin prick sanctions against the russians. let's do something significant. >> western europeans have their hands tied they need pipe lines coming out of the ukraine. i argue, i would add poles and the czech republic to thing we should do. do you have a doubt 1200 rockets were fired into the united states and a group of people kidnapped three americans, a

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ambassador john bolton joins us. good evening, sir. so what do the israelis do?> well, i think the killing of this arab is obviously a terrible crime. and i think prime minister netanyahu has a responsibility to find the killers and prosecute them to the fullest extent of the law. >> which he says to secretary kerry he is going to do. >> which he said he would do. this is a demonstration of how you treat crime in a civil society versus what hamas did that began this confrontation. some people say well, see, this is equivalent. you have a cycle of violence and can you see the rise. and, therefore, it's all the same. it's not all the same. the motivation for the killing of the arab i think clearly was rejudge. it's utterly unacceptable. the real problem remains be the war hamas is waging against israel. >> there is a big difference though. prime minister netkilling of this arab teen and told secretary kerry he is going to do something about it that's not the response you get from hamas for the killing of three israeli teens at all. i mean, that's not -- that's a pr

. >> ambassador john bolton is a former u.n. ambassador to the june and fox news contributor. you are the perfect person to talk to today because right now they are taking this vote. >> it won't do anything as a practical matter. i think putin has seen that he needs to get the mortuary experts in to take the remains out, to get the international investigators in and there isn't any surprise here what these investigators are going to find. that plane tragically was brought down by a surface-to-air missile. and nothing that has been done to contaminate the crash site is going to change that reality. >> so let's look at the map because today it was made official that this is exactly the location from where that missile was fired in the town of snizhne. the question is whether russian military was actually on the site at the time. >> it would be entirely logical that they were. this is a sophisticated missile system. it was either russians or russian-trained ukraines who fired it. whether it was a russian finger on the button or a ukrainian finger doesn't change where the responsi

ambassador john bolton joins us. good evening, sir. >> good evening. >> i don't know what we could have could have done more. are we forcing the rebels to turn over stuff? it seems a couple days late. >> i think that's the exact opposite. our role has been to focus on the minutia and not the bigger political question. this sounds hard given the emotion of the way the remains have been treat sod disrespectfully and the very real prospect that some of the evidence has been taken away from the crash scene. but i will say it because all of this is fundamentally irrelevant. we know how that plane got shot down. it was shot down by either russian or ukrainian separatists under russian command and control. using a russian surface-to-air missile. now, we can certainly fill in all the details. fill in the gaps. i think we should do that what's really required now is political leadership not on the crime scene investigation. this isn't the new york police department. this is the united states. and the president should be rally

joining you now, john bolton.r, this has got to be a wake up call, if evidence suggests putin is involved in the shooting of this airplane tonight. >> i think what putin has done to change interyags nal boundaries on the continent of europe and continue to interfere in ukraine created an environment where this specific tragedy wasn't fore seeable but understandable this can happen. so i think american policy has to change not just with respect to ukraine. but more broadly i think we've got to look at russia as putin made it out to be. it's an adversary. we need to go back to a strong missile defense program. and if people want to talk about sanctions, no more pin prick sanctions against the russians. let's do something significant. >> western europeans have their hands tied they need pipe lines coming out of the ukraine. i argue, i would add poles and the czech republic to thing we should do. do you have a doubt 1200 rockets were fired into the united states and a group of people kidnapped three americans, and mur