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lou: k.t.?there's one thing that is worse than getting involved in the situation is getting involved in a situation and losing. that's what we have had a record of doing in the last several wars, whether it's vietnam. lou: get to my point. >> you are so right, you cannot ask americans to go and fight and know we are not going to win. that's what we're doing. lou: i want both of to you comment on, this we heard vladimir putin say this country is weak, what he's saying is he runs more sorties in a day than we were running against the islamic state in a month. he means to kill the damn enemy. and we have people fussing around acting like it's more important to know where the certificate of merit is on the uniform as they brush off another third or fourth star. this is sickening to watch. >> and the primary responsibility for a commander in chief is when you use military force, use it to win. don't go in just because you don't know what to do. don't go in because you want to score political points.

k.t.? >> you're making the right point. >> k.t.? >> you know, there's one thing that is worse than getting involved in the situation is getting involved in a situation and losing and that's what we've had a record of doing in the last several wars whether -- >> to my point, k.t. >> you go to when. up are so right, you cannot ask americans to go and fight and knowing they're not going to win. that's what we're doing. >> i want both of you to comment on this because we've just heard vladimir putin say this country's weak and what he's saying is he runs more sorties in a day than we were running against the islamic state in a month, what he's saying he means to kill the damn enemy and we've got people fussing around acting that it's more important where their certificate of merit is on their uniform as they brush off the third or fourth star. this is sickening to watch. >> and, you know, the primary responsibility for a commander in chief is whether you use military force use it to win. don't go in just because you don't know what else

k.t. mcfarland is with us tonight. also tonight president obama reflexively pushing gun control after the tragedy at an oregon community college. the president reiterated that he wants to politicize the issue because he said he had to contend with the national rifle association stirring up fear and scaring, scaring politicians. the president also dismissed a change in mental health treatment in this country because he said 99% of disaffected young men grow out of it. we take up his analysis, his diagnosis and the politics of gun control tonight with real clear politics reporter caitlyn huey burns and the weekly standard's fred barnes. >>> millions of residents and businesses bracing for historic rainfall and life threatening flooding from hurricane joaquin. as of right now, it appears the category 4 hurricane will not directly hit the united states, but joaquin is projected to bring with it drenching rain from the carolinas through the mid-atlantic state. we'll have a full report for you.

i want to go to you, k.t.hnically you are the expert here, although i know a lot as well. >> you did a pretty darn good job. >> shall we just go to break? okay. tell me what happened this week from your perspective. to our foreign policy. >> we've walked away from the middle east. we have abandoned our allies in the middle east and russia. a new russian-persian alliance is taking charge. and it will result in genocide of the sunnis and of the christians and israel is now alone. the other thing that you didn't mention that was fascinating this was u.n. week. so putin talked, obama talked. the crisis that continues. but when the israeli prime minister went to speak at the u.n., the american ambassador was told not to be there. now, that is one of the biggest symbols. in other words, obama is leaving the middle east, he's leaving israel on their own to fend for themselves. and that's the new reality. and obama likes it. i think it's intentional. i used to think they were just incompetent. >> now it's on purpose.

and k.t. mcfarland. i don't know if there are words to describe what this administration is doing.t has been prescribed for some 40 years, and i don't think this administration gives one whip that it has done so. >> i think you're exactly right. this is a huge set back for the united states. we have no counter strategy to what the russians are up to, and they're aims go well beyond syria. they're selling arms to egypt. they providing sophisticated information to iran. this is a fir bell in the night. i think our adversaries around the world can see this weakness and our allies can, too. i think this is a historic moment, i'm sad to say, a historic moment where power in the middle east is passing from their weak hand. >> and this power shift, and i happen to think he is right, don't you? watching a power shift that will have -- i personally fear horrific consequences. >> particularly in the middle east, and i'm looking at the next 48 to 72 hours. we're now flying in the same air space as the russians are flying in. what happens if there is an snx wh accident? >> there is no conclusi

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. >>> joining us fox news national security analyst k.t.o like the rest of suswatching the benghazi select committee hearings throughout the day. first, what was new that you found compelling about it? >> a couple things. one i think it did put to rest the argument she's old and her health issues. she may be in her late 60s, this has been an endurance race for her. in the fifth, sixth hour she's doing okay. lou: the compelling news is that mrs. clinton has remarkable stamina for a woman of her age. >> secondly, though, she lied. lou: well, i think i would have reversed those headlines, but k.t., this is your moment. what did she lie about? >> she lied, there is evidence that within hours of the benghazi attack she told her family, she told the egyptian foreign minister it was a terrorist attack, an al qaeda-like attack and went to the american people and lied. lou: i never heard she sent an e-mail perhaps because the e-mails were only recently procured or received, had told chelsea it was a terrorist attack, had you? it was a stunning momen

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martha: k.t. macfarland, welcome to you. what's he doing here? trying to get out in front of a bad news story. the british have an inquiry into the war. he's atrying to get ahead of it saying i apologize, mistakes were made. but this isn't about him. he took his people to war and he's trying to spin it. saying mistakes were made by others but i take responsibility for it. there is something very bad about a leader who takes his people to war then apoll jietses and says it was a mistake. how do you say your son or daughter died because of a mistake. you don't do it that way. n why is he even talking about it? applaud the courageous bravery of our men and women. they did it right. then he should look in the knew- look in the future to see what he does next. >> it many important also to realize that the arab spring which began in 2011 also had its impact on iraq today and, two, isis actually came to prominence from the base in syria and not in iran. that lead me to the point that is oh essential when we are look at policy today, we tried interventio

president obama should have given him half a billion ctig eam ane le with former pentagon official with k.t. mcfarland also iran claiming it did not break said deal by test a ballistic missile but it says the bars them from developing those warheads we will discuss that move and obama led dismiss it -- as mrs. donald trump tuesday he is just a reality tv character seeking publicity he says he cares more about climate change than all of the problems we have had a we will have a full report coming up. the top story obama defending what critics say is a feeling for policy in the middle east it was supposed to be an aggressive as steve crawford pushed back of the choices calling the trading of syrian rebels an embarrassment to the president said he'd never actually believed the policy and we have the report. >> ask about the failed program president obama told "60 minutes" he never believed in the of plan in the first place. >> this is why i have been skeptical about the notion is that we will effectively create a proxy. >> to be so practical he did not show that in 2014. >> i call on congress

telecommunications and the aggression of some instances wrecking foreign-policy with a former pentagon official k.t. mcfarland. also the head of the new york police department largest union denounces quentin tarantino after he referred to police as murderers. the union now calls for a police boycott of tarantino. should the public join them? we have our experts we will be right back with that part of the top story the fight for i was in the republican presidential nomination. carson overtakes trump by double digits as they plan to face-off with the g.o.p. debate. but governor bush is struggling with sagging poll numbers and the chief political correspondent has the report. >> before attending a strategy session jeb bush outlined cost-cutting steps having said for months he sounded fed up. i don't want any part of their. ended is to demonize them. >> the iowa caucus 14 weeks for tonight and knows the time is short and he looks like the manager running to his parents. >> they're all taking it a cut of 50% so now he is leaning with mom and dad. it is true. >> the polls came today even the "des moines

martha: thank you so much, k.t. bill: the coast guard con tbirming fox news it believes the el faro sunk after it sailed into the path of shirk joaquin. 33 on board. the coast guard will brief in 25 minutes. we'll await news when it happens from there. in the meantime, possible tragedy averted at a high school in northern california. police arresting four students taken in alleged plot to quote kill as many as possible. what are deet tails we understand as of now on this plot? >> it all went down at summerville union high school near yosemite national park. four male students were allegedly plotting to target a campus event and kill as many as they could. some other students thankfully heard the four talking about their plans. they were suspicious enough to go to the school authorities, they in turn went to the police and last wednesday the arrests were made. three of them wednesday, one friday. the sheriff said in a statement, quote, the suspects' plan was very denails nature. it included names of victims, location

bill: k.t. mcfarland, good morning to you. let's try to make some sense out of this. the dilemma? the president says we get this yesterday from the white house. >> reporter: the president does not want hillary clinton to succeed him in the white house but he doesn't want his fingerprints on getting rid of her. but he has 3 agencies in his own administration investigating her. the justice department and the f.b.i. the inspector general and the intelligence community. >> you have a lot of people looking into this. does any of that happen without the president's approval? >> not a chance. to unleash those dogs on hillary clinton, maybe they would go on their own to investigate some mid-level bureaucrat. but the state department investigating their former boss pore future boss? that happened because somebody in the white house said look and see what's there. if you look at the timeline of all this, it started happening about the time president obama talked about a third term. he said i could run for a third term, i could be reelected i'm so popular. if you want fundamenta

. >> k.t. mcfarland, you know her as a fox news contributor. she said this. it was a masterful performance. she let nothing slip. but in the end, she let everything slip. she didn't mean to, but she showed us a glimpse into her soul. it was chilling. what she's talking about is how at the ceremony, hillary clinton stood over the bodies, looked directly into the faces of the families and said, you know, it's all about that video. each though she knew that was a lie. she knew that they had died from a planned terrorist attack. why did she do that? because the election was in eight weeks and the narrative the administration was pushing was bin laden was dead and al qaeda was on the heels. if the story was truly told at that point, five weeks before an election that al qaeda had just killed four americans, that would screw things up. what do they do? they did the political thing. they did a spin. >> steve owe, i'm going to add something else. this is also her report card. even though he's the president of the united states, this is the mission she supported and w