k.t. mcfarland. good to have you both here. tart, k.t., the test, why don't we know whether or not the north koreans set off a hydrogen bomb or do we know and we're not saying? what's the deal here? >> well, when they bury a nuclear weapon they test them deep underground, they do it because they want to disguise what the test results are. in other words, they have radiation sniffer aircraft, they don't detect plutonium or fallout. historically when we and the soviet union tested --. >> you are scaring me. >> you're not buying it. lou: as sophisticated as we are right now, and the reconnaissance and imaging and sensing devices we have at 250 miles in space. bob, aren't we a little more -- i can't believe we're not any more sophisticated than that? >> we are, lou, in fact, my sources tell me it came in at about 8 to 9 kilotons, it was a tridium boosted weapon, a radioactive isotope of hydrogen that they squirt in a millisecond before the bomb goes off and boost it. lou: boost it? >> boost it, yeah. >> sorry, nothing funny about on

k.t. mcfarland and foundation for defense of democracies senior counselor, former cheney national securityr john hannah join us tonight. good to have you with us. k.t., your reaction to the expression of gratitude for iranians seizing two of our naval vessels and ten of our sailors? >> i never thought i would see the united states navy on its knees in the surrender position to the iranian revolutionary guard. now if they were released, but why? what has this done? the picture says it all, lou. this picture is going to go all over the arab world. what is it going to show? the united states on its knees to the iranians. the united states in the surrender position, and by the way, within 72 hours, the united states is set to pay a signing bonus, release a signing bonus of over $100 billion to the same people who had our american sailors on their knees. lou: john hannah, the idea that we don't know right now what happened with those ten sailors. why those two boats ended up being apprehended by, detained by, iranian forces. there is no explanation as to how they were released. what happened to

k.t. mcfarland, good to see you. >> good to see you.get such a kick out of watching him as he ram bells through it. doesn't want to take chances, $44 million under budget, or 38, depending which line he's looking at there, but an overflow crowd, try to say that one -- i will try to say that one. there, in south carolina. 2500 people. that's pretty impressive. >> sure it is. and i think that -- look, i'm a foreign policy person, i'm looking at what is this foreign policy. he's had brush strokes. but the point with trump is not what are the specifics of his policies. the 27-point plan. he's projecting strength, and i look back at 1979, 1980 when the country was in a similar place to the day. who did we want? we wanted a leader that projected strength, that was ronald reagan. lou: yeah, and there are analogies, including -- >> skipping iowa. lou: skipping iowa. the debate before iowa in 1980, really remarkable. i want to turn to another comparison made throughout this campaign, that's vladimir putin, and, of course, these republican candid

k.t. mcfarland. let me start with the test. why don't we know whether or not the north caroliincom north kora hydrogen bomb or do we know and we're not saying? >> when they bury a nuclear weapon, they test them deep under ground, they do it because they want to disguise what the test results are. they are called radiation sniffer aircraft above it. they don't detect plutonium or fallout. historically what has happened -- >> you're scaring me, you know that. >> yeah. >> as sophisticated as we are right now, with all the imaging, and sensing -- >> we may not know. >> the devices that we have, and 250 miles in space -- bob, aren't we a little more -- i can't believe we're not more sophisticated than that? >> we are, lou. in fact, my sources tell me it came in at about 8 to the kiloto kilotons, it wasn't a hydrogen weapon it was a tridian booster test. but it also, my sources tell me -- >> boost it? >> yeah. boost it. >> there's nothing funny about these bombs, but it -- i'm sorry to interrupt. >> my sources tell me it was ended in

k.t. mcfarland among our guests tomorrow. [♪] kennedy: welcome to it!'m watching hillary clinton get slapped once again by one of the bird flapping around on her behalf. lena dunham is putting her foot in her mouth. here is the girl tar holding court, pitching, whining and complaining about hillary's gender treatment. >> the way hillary clinton is being talked about in the media is so rapidly sexist. kennedy: you interviewed her. does that mean you are sexist? if not, then you just necessity gate your own tape. or how do we fix it. >> i literally want to make a list to media outlets, niece are the word you cannot use when describing a female candidate. shrill, frumpy, difficult, plastic. kennedy: a writer is defining words she find sexist. how is she going to enforce it? someone who calls hillary clinton inaccessible will face more jail time than hillary herself. len lena goes on. kennedy: who is disallowing you this power? some soul controlling warlock? has she not heard republican candidates criticizing each other's appearance? hillary was based my ne

k.t. mcfarland. welcome back. looks like the middle east strategy is kind of backfired.o say the least. >> i think what we're seeing is the early stages of civil war. i think it is a generational war. it is lining up as follows. one side is iran. alive with damascus in syria. on the other hand, saudi arabia aligned with all those breaking iran. i am worried. some people have said this is a real problem. president obama's coalition. i do not think they were contributing much at all. the saudi royal family. setting their sights on saudi arabia. we are now in this view with iran. they can't. even if you want to deconstruct this entire deal. contracts will be in place. they will really have a situation on hand. >> you understand what is happening now. there are american businesswomen and men. lining up to do business with iran. they will let the contracts the rednecks have for the final signature on the dotted line. it is hard to unravel that. we will not bring those back. why? here is what iran is doing. they are very tricky. capable of nuclear weapons. that is not part of

k.t. mcfarland. good night. >> 129 innocent people dead. [ sirens ] . john: how can government protect us? when politicians spend so much time obsessing about other things. >> drugs are menacing our society. john: government orders colleges, make sure students feel safe. >> just want to be together. john: some politicians are obsessed with gambling. new york's attorney general issuing a cease-and-desist order. >> let people play, who cares! >> if you're a rich businessman you may get your cronies in government to forcibly take people's property. >> for you to call them cronies it's unfair. john: politician are cronies of businessman, safety nannies and aspiring social engineers. instead of keeping us safe, they chip away at our liberty. that's our show, tonight. obviously, the biggest threat to liberty is one that will take your life. recently in paris, terrorists killed more than 130 people, and afterward, isis bragged we successfully attacked the capital of prostitution and obscenity. were prostitution and obscenity the reason the murderers did what t

k.t. mcfarland among our guests tomorrow. [♪] kennedy: welcome to it!illary clinton get slapped once again by one of the bird flapping around on her behalf. lena dunham is putting her foot in her mouth. here is the girl tar holding court, pitching, whining and complaining about hillary's gender treatment. >> the way hillary clinton is being talked about in the media is so rapidly sexist. kennedy: you interviewed her. does that mean you are sexist?