am bobassad to the un, john bolton. first, your thoughts on the execution of the two police officers in new york city? >> well, i have to say that this is almost an inevitable conclusions from the assaults on police departments we've seen all across the country by people who think they know how to do policing better than the cops themselves. you know, there's no question here prove anningatiocative polr but if you wonder of why some large person of whatever color tries to get inside their police car or you are worrying about resisting arrest whatever the race of the police officer or person being arrested, it is the police who are condemned uniformly as a political matter. this is the point you get to. >> it's not only the condemnation of the police but when that condemnation ambassador comes from the president of the united states, from the mayor of new york city. new york city police department is one of the greatest in the world. i was in-law enforcement for 32 years. that is just a fact. you know, then we're even in

am bobassad to the un, john bolton. first, your thoughts on the execution of the two police officers in new york city? >> well, i have to say that this is almost an inevitable conclusions from the assaults on police departments we've seen all across the country by people who think they know how to do policing better than the cops themselves. you know, there's no question here prove anningatiocative polr but if you wonder of why some large person of whatever color tries to get inside their police car or you are worrying about resisting arrest whatever the race of the police officer or person being arrested, it is the police who are condemned uniformly as a political matter. this is the point you get to. >> it's not only the condemnation of the police but when that condemnation ambassador comes from the president of the united states, from the mayor of new york city. new york city police department is one of the greatest in the world. i was in-law enforcement for 32 years. that is just a fact. you know, then we're even in

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ambassador to the united nations, fox news contributor ambassador john bolton. good to have you here. >> good to be here. lou: when i hear about an official talk about a long war, a multiple-year war, it's enough to make one physically ill to hear that kind of superior view emanating from one who frankly has not demonstrated any capacity to win a war anywhere at any time. >> this is a prescription for failure. look, isis blasted out of syria into iraq four or five months ago. they routed the iraqi military, that we trained and armed and had so much faith in. what we've done since then is basically watch isis consolidate its control over territory. when the only sensible response would have been to strike back very quickly. because otherwise, this force creating a new country in the middle east that will be a magnet for international terrorism. >> the islamic state, we learned today, speaking of multiple year efforts. i love that expression that a program to train and equip some 5,000 syrian rebels, moderates, will only take a year. have our leaders taken leave o

in the next hour, ambassador john bolton is here. our relations with cuba change.his is a big deal. the sony hackers now threatening 9/11 like attacks against any theaters which show the interview. the movies to stars, seth rogen and james franco are canceling all media presences. dominick, i see this as a flat-out threat to freedom of speech. >> absolutely. we will see much more happen in this nightmare of a hacking that have hit sony. stuart: sony would be sued if there was an incident somewhere. >> yes. that is very true. 9/11 and physical attacks on movie theaters. if something happens, they could be held liable. i am saying this is maybe the big one. now you have details of business deals being released. now you have threads to sony and the showing of these movies. the repercussions are endless. is it as big of a deal as i am making it out to be? >> here in hollywood, you can call this the story of the decade. as for the mega- hack, if you thought target was where it was that, if you are in hollywood, this is a flood. i do not think we have seen the end of thi

john bolton said the president's remarks are, quote, naive. >> why do you think that american recognition is going to change this regime if not only has been pursuing nuclear weapons for 30 years but since it came to power in 1979 has been the principal financial sponsor of terrorism all over the world? there's no indication the president understands how committed the regime is to this kind of policy. >> all right. obviously ambassador bolton very upset about this. pete, let's discuss because there's a huge difference between opening an embassy, say, someplace in cuba and going back to tehran. this can't possibly happen. the president was clearly out of his mind for a moment correct? >> i don't think he was. i think this is something this president would very much like to see. if you look at his track reported, it's where you want to go. in 2007 the democratic debate he asked if you would meet with foreign leaders without recondition, iran, north korea cuba venezuela and he's lived up to those promises opening them up and what are we getting in return? nothing. has the nature of the regim

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ambassador john bolton and the rise of isis a passenger jet shot out of the sky and flow growing threated by crisis. and u.s. foreign policy disasters. [shouting] [gunshot] >> worldwide terror. january, president obama kicking off the year with an interview in the new yorker compare ago rise in islamic movement in iraq to a jay vee team. a comparison the president would later regret. >> ultimately we are going to defeat them. >> a long way, a long way from when you described them as a jay vee team. was it bad intelligence or your misjudgment? >> keep in mind i wasn't specifically referring to isil. >> eventually the president authorizing military action. hundreds of air strikes, even deploying troops to the region. in what some say is a failed reentry into iraq. then, in april, the boko haram terrorist group strikes in my gearia, kidnapping more than 300 school girls. we thought they were soldiers and they asked us to board a vehicle. my friends and i jumped in the vehicle and ran back home because we realize they don't like innocent to us. >> ruthless killers holding the girls hostage

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ambassador john bolton joins us now. this ambassador. >> it's another unforced error by the president. another example of how he is giving away things and getting nothing in return. the way that statement you just quoted is structured is first we sign this increasingly terrible deal on iran's nuclear program which will basically legit mifs that program. uns ubs with he says once we have got that out of the way. i don't think any step is sack sacrosanct. whenever you give something up you ought to get something for it, whether it's cuba or iran afghanistan, we give away a lot under this president and next to nothing back. >> why are we afraid for bargain for consideration. we are giving this. it seems we are offering from such a week positioning points it makes no sense whatsoever the president is making us welcome he believes america is not positive in the world he thinks he we're are the problem. in the case of iran. he believes we have treated them badly over the years. we supported the shaw. and so on and so if americ

ambassador john bolton joins us. well, this is certainly a revolting development.ven getting tweet how bad we. >> i think they are taking advantage obviously of the media firestorm over these incidents. it's not like they are doing their own investigation, deeply concerned about human rights practices. it's a way to tweak the united states. they know it as pure propaganda but it does have its effect. there is no doubt about it. >> we have such a poor relationship with with putin. we didn't exactly reset particularly well that, you know, they are taken to social media to tweak us. also in the past we have raised issues about their human rights and look at the olympics and discrimination against gay athletes. so, this is their chance to get back. >> well, i really don't think the situations are comparable if you look at the overall political environment in russia. it's not a place you particularly want to try to exercise your first amendment freedoms. getting a fair trial in russia is easier said than done. there is a long list of distinctions here. the fact is most

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with more on this former white house chief information officer teresa peyton and ambassador john boltonnior fellow with the american enterprise institute. welcome to you both. i want to start with breaking news just moments ago crossing on the ap. staples announcing they had an exposure of customer data previously announced in october, but only now are we

. >> ambassador john bolton with some silver words on this sunday afternoon. ambassador bolton, thank you so much. >> thank you, eric. >>> well, the university of auburn in mourning after the death of freshman football player jaquel mitchell. police say the 18-year-old was shot and killed this morning at an apartment complex near campus. it is the same place where back in 2012, two former players were also fatally shot. mitchell was red-shirted this season but was expected to compete for a starting position next year. authorities say the investigation is ongoing and no suspects are in custody. >>> there are some chaos and clashes with police in what's called the million man march. they were protesting the killing of unarmed black men by police. the incident happened on the brooklyn bridge when officers tried to arrest a man who was attempting, they say, to cost a garbage can from one level of the bridge to police officers below. cops say there has been no arrest in that incident yet. yesterday's march was one of many protests across the nation. >>> a ucla law

ambassador john bolton joining me. the pope getting involved in this political international political issue like this, what is your opinion? >> this is the merger of two different theology. with all due respect for the pope and his holy office and institutional he represents his political views have been decidedly to the left, many in latin america church, and what he said about climate change is actually more criticism of capitalism. i personally think this is dangerously church and institution, to be very realistic about it he will not have any effect on the climate change negotiations either. tom: you bring up a very interesting point that is about the fact capitalism is kind of our brand, but what about south america places he has lived and traveled and then a minister. that is may be more popular in places where he has come from. >> i think he is a reflection of that leftist political tradition on the catholic clergy in latin america and when he talks about the effects of climate change talks about the effects on

with more on this former white house chief information officer teresa peyton and ambassador john bolton, former ambassador to the u.n. and now senior fellow with the american enterprise institute. welcome to you both. i want to start with breaking news just moments ago crossing on the ap. staples announcing they had an exposure of customer data previously announced in october, but only now are we getting real details on this. 1.2 million customer payment cards may have been exposed in a security breach and, in fact, information exposed included names, payment card numbers, expiration dates, card verification codes. this is one of many, many, many retailers this year who lost data to hackers. data belonging to americans. teresa peyton, your reaction to that tonight? >> i'm not surprised, but i'm definitely devastated both for the company and for the customers of that company. here we are peak time of holiday travel, holiday shopping, and now they're going to have to get new cards reissued and deal with the inconvenience of that. dav dave:. gerri: we heard instances people's e-mail addres

bill: ambassador john bolton, fox news contributor, sir, good morning to you.fically, he was talking about afghanistan. but what this attack shows you is whether it's in afghanistan or across the border in pakistan, the taliban, the taliban, it seems, can do what it wants, ambassador. >> well, i think they're demonstrating that. you know, we're horrified when we see over 100 school children being killed in this brutal way, but for the taliban, it's another victory. the purpose of their terrorism, which which rests on killing innocent civilians, is to intimidate people, to show that the government of pakistan cannot protect their own citizens and increase their influence not just in the northwestern part of the country, but around the country as a whole. i'm very worried that the president's so proud of withdrawing all of our forces next year, 2016, from afghanistan, we'll see taliban take back over there and provide a privileged sanctuary for pack sanny taliban to bring that government down. and that's actually more serious than afghanistan because the pakistan

ambassador john bolton joins us.hat a lead in to this most dignified guest of "on the record." >> great to be with you tonight. this wasn't handled so well from the get-go. are we getting it better now. >> sony has found a way to release the film. i have to say though if you look back at the sequence, it wasn't that the movie theater chains refused to show it sony gave them an out by saying they wouldn't hold theaters to their commitment to air the movie. that's when the movie chains began to pull out. i really do think though that this is sort of the most superficial aspect of the whole question. what north korea did to sony's information technology system. the implications it has for other cyber attacks. >> right. >> both in corporate america and the government. that's the real issue here in my view. >> okay. so now what about i think there is a lot of players involved here. and i know you know that so there is influence here by china as well. there was very interesting development to the internet ability and telec

with more on this former white house chief information officer teresa peyton and ambassador john bolton.n. and now senior fellow with the american enterprise institute. welcome to you both. i want to start with breaking news just moments ago crossing on the ap. staples announcing they had an exposure of customer data previously announced in october, but only now are we

ambassador, john bolton.fore we get to those questions, your thoughts on the execution style shootings on the police officers in new york city? >> i have to say i think this is an almost inevitable conclusion from the assaults on police departments we have seen all across the country by people who think they know how to do policing better than the cops themselves. there is no question, provocative police behavior. but if you wonder why police are nervous when a large person of whatever color tries to get inside their police car or you worry about resisting arrest, whatever the race of the police officer or the person being air forced and it's the police who are condemned uniformly as a political matter, this is the point you get to. >> you know, it's not only the condemnation of the police, but when that condemnation, ambassador, comes from the president of the united states, from the mayor of new york city, the new york city police department is one of the greatest in the world. i was in law enforcement for

ambassador john bolton joins us. well, ambassador, what do you think?shaking swords at us again. >> well, i think that they obviously recognize the response to date of this administration has been pretty inadequate. we have got reports that the north korean internet has been taken down. that is a trivial consequence compared to what could happen in our national internet system went down. i think it's typical of north korea's belligerent behavior. they will push until they see real push back, and that's part of the game that they are playing. >> what should we do ignore them and put them on the state sponsored terrorism list again? because bringing down their internet if we did that is pretty meaningless about. five people are on the internet. that doesn't mean anything. what should we do? >> remember, it was not their government or military internet. at least according to the reports it was their quote, unquote. private internet which is trivial. i think what you need to look at is how to discourage these kinds of cyber attacks in the future. and to kee

with more on this former white house chief information officer teresa peyton and ambassador john bolton to the u.n. and now senior fellow with the american enterprise institute. welcome to you both. i want to start with breaking news just moments ago crossing on the ap. staples announcing they had an exposure of customer data previously announced in october, but only now are we

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ambassador john bolton joins us. is china a player in this?the president said today there was no evidence of that. you have to wonder, though, how sophisticated north korea's capabilities are. the fbi statement was interesting. it ascribed responsibility to north korea, but it didn't say it was actually north koreans who did it. so who was it? did they contract with the mafia? did they hire chinese computer programmers who were out of work? china and north korea are extraordinarily close, and if they wanted to find help somewhere china would be the first place to look. >> i think that americans don't understand how unusual north korea is. i use that word unusual very politely. let me read a tweet in the last hour from their official news service. this will give you an idea of what we're dealing with. this is their tweet. "in futile effort to ward off bankruptcy u.s. mobster president begs people of cuba for foreign aid and investment." we are not dealing with people who think the way we do. >> no. and they have characterized us to their people

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ambassador john bolton joins us. good evening, sir. >> it's not official yet. the u.s. hasn't said that it is north korea and whether they acted alone or not. but it is said that the u.s. is weighing a response. a proportional response. what in the world could that be? >> well, i think we have simply not paid enough attention to the threat that cyber attacks pods for the government, for our business community. you know, the pentagon has estimated that the top 2,000 american corporations have all been hacked by china. we don't know if sony is the the worst attack because we don't know what the chinese or others have left behind that can blow up later. >> let me just put in a plug for congressman the ranking house intelligence and mike roberts, the outgoing chairman of the house intelligence. they have been screaming about this for years. both of them. they have tied to get something done. they have run into blocks from the senate and from the white house. >> yeah. well, i he think there is a lot that needs to be done. it starts at the conceptual level. what amounts to wa

john bolton is here. good to see you. >> glad to be here.as. >> senator mccain talked about the recent attack in afghanistan claiming 150 lives mostly children and senator mccain says he will see more of these attacks unless america leave as stabile force and one that is tied to the ground there. >> i think it may be worse than that. when the bulk of the coalition forces are gone and the president pulls out the remaining troops in 2015 or 2016 the odds are overwhelming that al-qaeda will staying over control again and that raises the question of why were we there and why should we still there be? and the mistake is we are there to help the people of iraq or afghanistan. absolutely not. we are there for ourselves. when we pull out, we expose ourselves to the risk that people will take control again as they did in iraq and i am afraid they will do in afghanistan. >> you make a point we are not there for afghanistan. we are there for ourselves. explain that. >> the reason we overthrew the taliban after 9/11 was to eliminate a threat to the unit

we can look it john bolton, who you may recognize, right? he was one of the famous counters in the hanging chad election. bush v gore. perhaps you remember him there. and of course he was the ambassador to the united nations under bush 43. i interviewed him about this. what was the u.s. policy? i thought his answer was revealing. there was no agreement. everyone on every level of the government said we do not want starving babies. we do care. this was setting up a legitimate debate. however, his real problem, his real issue was the united nations. if we'd turn this to the united nations, we ask them to do this, do we have the capacity? they do not have a standing army. they never tried in operation of the size and scope at this point. and he said, ultimately i thought they could be effective at the basic role, but they were not going to be very good at the political level. he sort of predicted that if they go to the nationbuilding role, which we know they will do ultimately, they are going to do in unosom ii, he says that he thought that it

ambassador, john bolton. we get to those questions, your thoughts on the execution style shootings on the police officers in new york city? >> i have to say i think this is an almost inevitable conclusion from the assaults on police departments we have seen all across the country by people who think they know how to do policing better than the cops themselves. there is no question, provocative police behavior. but if you wonder why police are nervous when a large person of whatever color tries to get inside their police car or you worry about resisting arrest, whatever the race of the police officer or the person being air forced and it's the police who are condemned uniformly as a political matter, this is the point you get to. >> you know, it's not only the condemnation of the police, but when that condemnation, ambassador, comes from the president of the united states, from the mayor of new york city, the new york city police department is one of the greatest in the world. i was in law enforcement for 32 y

. >> in the meantime, ambassador john bolton says the u.s.woefully unprepared to deal with cyber warfare, and it's a blessing in disguise that hackers chose to target the entertainment industry rather than defense. >> i think we have simply not paid enough attention to the threat that the cyber attacks pose for the government, for our business community. if we can conclude it was north korea, we need to put them back on the list of state sponsors of terrorism, we need to put all the economic sanctions back in place. this regime never should have been let out of international sanctions, and i think we're paying for it. >> ambassador bolton also tells greta that the administration better not treat this as some kind of inconvenience, or america's enemies will conclude that they can hit us, and they can get away with it. all right, harris, there are so many angles to this story. >> right. >> first, i want to go to you with the big news today which is the president coming out to give his last press conference of 2014 on perhaps one of the bigst ne

and some analysts like former ambassador john bolton are saying that unless the president really steps up the pressure against north korea, given some of the signals the president's been sending recently, we're going to face a lot more of these attacks. listen. >> if you treat this simply as an inconvenience, other countries will conclude that they can attack and get away with it. and particularly with this administration what they've just done with cuba among other things, it's a weak presidency. and i think those that have the cyber capability will use it. >> also interesting the sony ceo michael lytton pushed back today after the president's news conference and said he doesn't believe the company caved. he said, simply, we had no other alternative to pull back on the mu vae because so many theaters across the united states were saying we can't run this film because of the potential of a terror attack against the actual movie theater. lytton also suggested that they had been in touch with some administration officials about the film. the state department's been pushing back saying wh

ambassador john bolton joins us to weigh in and go "on the record."assador, thanks for being with us tonight. >> glad to be with you, kimberly. >> what do you think about this turn of events? >> well, i think it's always good fun in moscow to be able to poke the united states in the eye. this is obviously something that the russians are going to try to make use of for their own political purposes. i think there are deeper questions here as well. and where we don't know the answer. did, in fact, russian computer scientists in some way aid north korea, are they part of a larger north korean cyber warfare program? are they simply benefit guilty from watching how the united states responds to this? i think a lot of questions about russia and china while we are on the subject remain to be answered. >> and when you talk about it, russia is really kind of in the driver's seat in so many ways and looking and watching to see how we react. what steps we take. this really has far reaching international implications because of all the players involved. rush shark

we can look at john bolton, who you may recognize, right?he was one of the famous counters in the hanging chad election. bush v gore. he was one of the chad verifiers. perhaps you remember him there. and, of course, he was the ambassador to the united nations under bush 43. kind of a well-known person. i interviewed him about this. what was the u.s. policy? i thought his answer was revealing. there is never any agreement about providing -- disagreement, rather, about writing humanitarian assistance. everyone on every level of the government said we do not want starving babies. we do not want starving africans. that is not what we are about. we do care. this was setting up a legitimate debate. however, his real problem, his real issue, was the united nations. if we turn this to the united nations, we ask them to do this, do we have the capacity? they do not have a standing army. they never tried in operation of the size and scope at this point. and he said, ultimately, i thought they could be effective at the basic role, but they were not goi

ambassador from the united states, john bolton.ur take from the get go of what happened in australia and relevance to us here? >> while there is busy a lot to learn, what we have is another islamic radical apparently iranian in this case motivated to attack one of america's closest allies historically and in the war on terrorism. we know what is immediately going to be said, a lone wol wos if that excuses the horror of what has been seen. we don't know what caused this fellow to act but he did kill and wound others and it is an act of terror. stuart: i have been describing this as a lone wolf attack because it is a lone gunman and an islamic gunmen who did this in the middle of sydney and i used that expression because that makes it clear that we in america are vulnerable to precisely the same kind of thing. there is a population of islamic radicals within the united states borders. we are vulnerable at the shopping mall and cafe, downtown any city, it only takes one guy or one woman to walk in with a gun, should it up and you have

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bill: thank you, sir, john bolton from washington.lly: russia's economy on the verge of collapse. a big bailout on the way. what does it mean for russia and the west. bill: a weatherman shot outside of his television station speaks out. he shares his story about the moments before the shooting and his recovery. >> i don't know where i would be without these people around me to help me feel a lot better. things are improving. i'm slowly getting better. bill: this meteorologist patrick crawford has been recovering in hospital since he was shot outside his television station. he didn't say anything to me. there was anyoner action. he just started shooting is a was leaving the park lot. there was no interaction. i did not know him. hopefully the description i gave the texas rangers and the police. >> no accident. he's wearing that superman t-shirt. he will make a full recovery. knowledge measures being taken to rescue the economy backing vladimir putin into a corner. now joining us, melissa francis. how much trouble is russia in. the equi

ambassador john bolton talking about the options with greta "on the record" here. >> if we can concludek on the list of state sponsors of terror, and we need to put all the economic sanctions back in place. if you treat this simply as an inconvenience, other countries will conclude that they can attack and get away with it. and particularly with this administration what they've just done on cuba, among other things, it's a weak presidency, and i think those that have the cyber capability will use it. bill: we're going to hear more about this today. gillian turner now, the former white house national security council staff member serving under president bush and a fox news contributor. i how are you? good morning to you, gillian. you say cyber time -- your words now -- is the foremost threat to american well being. wow. how? >> well, what i mean by that is that really the face of contemporary terrorist organizations are cyber criminals. they are, you know, organizations whether in the private or public sector overseas of our adversaries that, you know, target us in ways like the sony att

>> the former ambassador john bolton went on the record saying if you treat this as an inconvenience other countries will conclude they can get away with it. it is a weak presidency. those who have cyber capability will use it. >> you have north korea getting a major victory and you have them saying there will be a 9/11-style attack on movie theaters. that is basically saying we're planning our own modern day pearl harbor on the u.s. should you go ahead with the movie we find offensive. so far the administration -- i hope they're being coy and come out with a strongly worded statement because especially if they find out that the fingerprints are north korea not capable of doing this but china, russia and iran are. >> there are no finger prints. the person who planted the malware was met particular lust. one de -- meticulous. all the connections apparently are random spots. they're digging in. in the meantime, is anybody going to see that movie "the interview"? the answer is if the "game of thrones" author george martin has his way -- there he is right there. he's got a theater in san

his first spring, thomas lost his wallet and had it returned to him by a fellow classmate named john bolton. they became fast friends. their discussion of politics made thomas hesitate before casting a ballot for mcgovern in 1972. his politics may have changed but his ability to relate to others has not. there are many yield law students who go on to clerk of the supreme court -- yale law students are going to clerk of the supreme court and to a person they praise justice thomas. they describe his kindness and his infectious laugh. this elevates his deep personal humanity and his constant effort to reach out and to be helpful to them regardless of political beliefs. and that is no small thing for a justice in robes. the can be no doubt as to his dedication. no justice is as fearless as justice clarence thomas. appointed to the court in 19 91 at the age of 43, he has been called the court's intellectual conservative path breaker. he has passionately defended his convictions even when few agreed until gradually, and in no small part due to the force of his reasoning, his views have made their