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joining me now is judith miller, a investigative reporter, author, and fox news contributor.ee you tonight. >> nice to see you, harris. >> diplomacy has come up more than once tonight with people whom i'm talking with on the show. i know you know that part of the world very well. what kind of relationships do we have with the countries who were at the heart of the investigation, particularly in malaysia? >> we have had very good relations with malaysia, and the counterterrorism area. and testy relations in trade and other areas. but i think the problem is that the united states doesn't want to be telling malaysia how it should handle this investigation because countries tend to dislike being told what to do, especially in the middle of crises like this. so the united states has to tread very delicately, and offer what help it can, but one of the major questions that journalists need to be asking again and again is, how good is the cooperation among all of these nations, because unless everybody cooperates now and we know that they're starting to, we're not going to solve this

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we're joined now by judith miller, pulitzer prize-winning investigative reporter, author, and fox newstor. judith, you just heard that protester say it, he's going to take it and he may go further. >> this has been so far a tactical victory for vladimir putin. but it could be a strategic setback for him in the long term if, and here's the big if, eric, if the west, if the united states and its european allies manage to impose sanctions that really bite. and that's the difficult part because europe is so dependent on russia for oil and gas. >> germany is the number one market for moscow gas, for example. >> exactly. >> do you think the sanctions that will likely be announced tomorrow will be enough? >> well, if they get what they're planning to do it could really hurt. in fact, the former finance minister of russia, who's very respected, aleksei kudrin, said it could cost russia $50 billion a quarter in lost foreign investment and that we might wind up with a year of no growth if in fact the sanctions that are now being discussed are put into play. >> do you think putin's willing to los

pulled surprise winning journalist judith miller, and another winner, columnist for the "new york post goodwin. both fox news contributors. for that reason, i'm turning to you first. >> wow. i thought any the pulitzer prize. [laughter] lou: i want to turn to the president's trip to europe in the meetings today and it looks like overall a very disappointing week for the president and the country. what do you think? >> yes, it's curious that the president times his visit to europe to escape what is going on with obamacare. i guess we will talk about later. i think that what is really sad is what we see going on here. just a little bit. but that they are trying to tout and we will talk about later. but it is sad that our image on the world stage is in shambles and the president travels all over the country and doesn't do anything but talk. the saudi arabians don't you working on our side for their side very having given them any assurances with respect to iran and now we are in a situation where they're saying, maybe we need to get our own nuclear weapon. so i'll give this trip probably 8

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fox news political analyst ed rollins, fox news contributor judith miller.udy, first, what do you make of the president of the united states now in a tit-for-tat sanctions. i asked this of john negroponte, the former national director of intelligence. what do you think of the fact that these two world leaders, the most powerful two men on the planet, are behaving like this? >> i'm very glad that the president bothered to sanction the russia bank, which i'd like to think of as putin's piggy bank, for him, all of his cronies. this is how it starts. a tit-for-tat sanctions. of course, we're in a position to hurt russia much more than vice versa. lou: my goodness, judy! the president, secretary kerry warned of grave consequences if you so much as harm a hair on the head of crimea, and they invaded it, for crying out loud, and there will be no result they think could be called grave, do you? >> lou, i don't think, first of all, that we know how far the americans are -- and european allies are prepared to go with sanctions. secondly we don't know what the russians

for tonight's politically correct that i'm correct in fact so called news contributor judith miller in a recent broadcast of happening now miller agreed with those greg jarrett president obama does too many softball interviews and avoids doing tough interviews with people like bill o'reilly. the reason he's going for the softball interviews is because he cannot defend the indefensible which is why he's avoiding anybody who would ask tough questions absolutely he doesn't want to go into the white house press corps are that shock tank i mean ed henry he's a scary dude he asks tough questions so does you know so does o'reilly he doesn't want to face those people it's much easier actually jute of president obama does give interviews to tough journalists like bill o'reilly although it might as well have been between two ferns in fact just a little over a month ago he said bill for an extensive interview part of which aired right before the super bowl and it's not like that super bowl interview was an easy one either riley's questions which were about ghazi and the ira scandal on the obamaca

judith miller, pulitzer prize-winning investigative reporter, author, fox news contributor and kirstens day columnist and fox news contributor. what do you think? you and bill o'reilly, kirsten, don't often agree. what do you think about his point. >> i think bill might have a point here. jon: wow. >> this is really fascinating story, no question. everywhere i go people are talking about it, wanting to know what is the latest news on it. i think people are really fascinated, but, there isn't a lot of new information. so i think the wall-to-wall coverage is a little bit troubling in the sense, yes it is taking away from other very important issues, but there is no new information. it is a lot of speculating and some of the speculating has gotten kind of cookie. think they're not adding a lot in terms of news coverage. jon: one cnn anchor wondered whether the plane was swallowed by the black hole and, apparently the guy was serious about it. i couldn't believe it. judy, news by definition is the unusual and we never had a 250, 300-ton jetliner with 239 people on board disappear, just go

judith miller, pulitzer-prize-winning investigator reporter author, fox news contributor.ood to see you. his critics are saying, look, the reason he is going for the softball interviews because he can not defend the indefensible which is why he is avoiding anybody who would ask tough questions. >> absolutely. he doesn't want to go into the white house press corps, that "shark tank". ed henry, he is a scary dude. he asks tough questions. gregg: yeah. >> so does, you know, so does o'reilly. he doesn't want to face those people. it is much easier to do scripted performances on reddit or stand-up youtube celebrities or do twitter. gregg: late night with jimmy fallon with that one as well. it's a comedy show. some say the president's white house policies are comical. but that is the critics. here he is, yucking it up. when you look at some of this stuff, doesn't it seem totally canned and contrived? >> it does toe to me and may to you who want really serious news. young people like it. look at the two ferns interview, that got at least 2.8 million hits, people tuning in. if you

joining us to talk about it, judith miller, pulitzer prize-winning investigator reporter, author, foxntributor and former employee of the "new york times." is "the new york times" characterization of an overstated promise a colossal understatement, or are they carrying the water for the president providing political cover? >> well one man's overstated promise is another man's lie. and at "the new york times" they seem to err on the side of believing the president and calling it an overstated promise. i agree with allen west on benghazi. i think that they were long report that was done about that was really an outrage but on obamacare i have to salute the reporting of robert pare has been very straight and actually reported that the latest delay in the mandate had to be politically motivated because of the midterms. jon: yeah, editorial board, i have to give them credit and came out today it was blatantly political for the president to grant the two-year extension. kudos for them. i fell out of my chair when it happened. i read a straight news piece, supposed to be a straight news piec

with us, judith miller, pulitzer prize-winning reporter and fox news contributor.owers is with us as well. news day columnist and fox news contributor. welcome to both of you. judy, the governor has taken a lot of heat because this investigation was paid for by new jersey taxpayers. they contracted with a private law firm to handle the investigation and everyone is saying, oh, this is, these are a bunch of of friends of christie, even though the guy who led the investigation has never met christie in his life and is a lifelong democrat. seems like the governor can not win either way. what's your take? >> well, look the media spin on this is the best exoneration that taxpayer money can buy. because there are some questions about both the tone and substance of the report, jon, i don't think this story is going to go away. now governor christie is his own best advocate. he always is. he told diane sawyer last night that he trusted too. that was his problem. but i think the real problem is that he is either going to come out of this looking corrupt or clueless and neit

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