he played john o'neil as seen by jeff daniels. he didn't listen to what everybody else was listening to him. but john o'diehl was an amazing guy and he had only one love, and one commitment. and it was the fbi. everything else in the world didn't matter. that's why his social life was in shambles. but john was a great leader. he understood the threat and what should be done. unfortunately, it was so tragic, because he put the focus on osama bin laden. he's the one who tried to get osama bin laden. but on 9/11, john o'neil was in the world trade center and he was killed by al qaeda and by osama bin laden. >> in the series, they also focus on your personal life. you had this wonderful woman, you had to keep explaining to her you had to go off on secret missions that you couldn't tell her about. you are the terrorist hunter. and yet your marriage has lasted. you have kids. your unit survived. how? >> well, i think lucky, i guess. i don't know. we have angels watching over us. but she's amazing. she endured a lot. when i said one day

. >> i was blown away by what john o'neill's story is off lawrence wright's pulitzer prize-winning booky in the late '90s who was going bin laden, bin laden, pay attention, i'm telling you, it's just a hunch, pay attention. and people wouldn't listen to him. except for richard clarke, who michael played. >> jimmy: with a very cruel twist of irony at the end. >> oh, yeah. what happened to john was that he took a job at the twin towers. he got basically pushed out of the fbi and took a job as the head of security at the twin towers a few weeks before 9/11. >> jimmy: and then we know what happened there. "godless" is a very different show, a western. are you a western type? are you good at horseback riding? are you a rugged man? [ laughter ] >> i thought i was. >> jimmy: you did? >> yeah. i had to train to ride a horse, which is -- on top an 800-pound infant. and it's dangerous. i fell off three times in three months, which is a good batting average. >> jimmy: is it? >> yeah. by wranglers who are walking around like this. because they fall off so many times. but yeah, the second to the las

john brennan served the country. i was a secret service agent, too. i'm not asking you for a pat on the back. >> he killed bin laden. judge jeanine: o'neillid. >> john brennan oversaw the mission that killed bin laden. >> in the violation of donald trump's fourth amendment rights, john brennan is also the guy who is deeply embedded in the skying scandal for the iran deal. this is the same defense given to bob mueller despite the obvious evidence that the case is a witch hunt. he served the country and i honor him for that. but that doesn't mean we overlook malfeasance or misfeasance. >> i hear you and the president has the right. these are the kind of actions that get people worried about the president. and november is coming. these are the things that will be on voters' mind when they make a choice in november. judge jeanine: should bruce ohr have his security clearances vacated, chris? >> i think there is a process. judge jeanine: i know there is a process. what do you think? you are here for your state of mind. what do you think, yes or no? >> i think he should keep his security clearance and let the process play out. jenna: should hil

that happens so rarely, that people are to cost the political divide and john mccain came from that era of ronald reagan and tip o'neillt era of ronald reagan and tip 0'neill in the 1980s when he was prepared to do that. he ran against barack obama in 2008, a bitterly fought campaign and yet the two men, after barack fought campaign and yet the two men, after ba rack 0bama's fought campaign and yet the two men, after barack 0bama's election, became close and worked on a number of things and barack obama tonight is full of praise forjohn mccain. what sort of legacy do you think you is behind in terms of foreign policy? that was another arena where he was very well—known there. policy? that was another arena where he was very well-known there. he was a hawk consistently on foreign policy, he wanted america to intervene and believed the possibility of america influencing foreign policy over the world. he was a hawk on russia, on syria and was a hawk on russia, on syria and was a hawk on russia, on syria and was a critic of barack obama for not intervening more directly in the syrian civil war. although intervening more di

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the democratic party was no longer the party of tip o'neill, let alone john kennedy.was a party that had its own rather narrow interests which cater toward its elite. what trump said is i'm here for jobs, you can have transgender bathrooms. you get your elite issues but let's get down to meat and potatoes. that used to be the democrats. they are more interested in a bunch of other things that have nothing to do with ordinary concerns of ordinary americans. host: with a republican workers party for unions? guest: it was for private unions. aremessage was these workers, honorable people. public sector is something else. host: what you mean? sost: public-sector was deeply a branch of the democratic party, taking on issues that have nothing much to do with the concerns of ordinary workers. it was a party that was concerned about things like abortion and what not. to thesigned on entirely democratic party that had lost touch with its base. the base of the democratic party should not be federal workers in washington. host: let's go to william, a republican. on this republic

admiral mcraven who was in charge of rob o'neill and other guys took out bin laden on the fabulous mission, i honor their service, they can not, certainly johnping the american people. i think he is making a political point. i wouldn't be surprised if he became an active political partisan democrat going forward. steve: i tell you what, geraldo, another trump hater is the governor of this state andrew cuomo here in new york. he said a couple days ago, obviously donald trump had gotten under husband skin, and he said, paraphrasing the president's motto, make america great again, cuomo said, america was never great. there have been democrats walking away from the governor because they can't believe he said that cynthia nixon, the comments were an attempt to woo the liberal wing. the president of the united states just tweeted something out in the last ten minutes, do you think he misspoke or he really means this. >> let me give governor cuomo the benefit of the doubt because i loved his father, mario cuomo. three-time governor was a dear friend of mine. a constant guest on my cnbc show, rivera live. matilda cuomo, one of the great active peopl