the man is founder and president of the kean institute for assignment research and in new york rabbi daniel rottenberg is rabbi in residence at that work of jewish leaders welcome to the stream everyone it's really good to have you. i feel truly blessed today excellent having your hair i want to show you a picture this is mom and this is on the texas border and. can you tell us where you were what you would doing what you were feeling. so we as a group of faith leaders are actually went down to mccallan texas in the immediate aftermath of the family separation policy and unfortunately what we saw down there were warehouses that have been converted into immigration detention centers that are now housing children literally in cages and we managed to intercept a bus of children that was coming out of one of those warehouses we realized even though you could sell not picture the windows very tentative but we realized those children were were in their hands as we realized we all just kind of rushed towards the bus and started to show those children love. i consider that you know i've had

founder and president of the kean institute for assignment research and in new york rabbi daniel rottenberg is rabbi in residence at the network of jewish leaders welcome to the stream everyone it's really good to have you. i feel truly blessed today excellent having your hair i want to show you a picture this is mom and this is on the texas border and. can you tell us where you were what you were doing and what you were feeling. so we as a group of faith leaders are actually went down to mccallan texas in the immediate aftermath of the family separation policy and unfortunately what we saw down there were warehouses that have been converted into immigration detention centers that are now housing children literally in cages and we managed to intercept a bus of children that was coming out of one of those warehouses we realized even though you could fall in that picture the windows very tented we realized those children were were in there and as we realized we all just kind of rushed towards the bus and started to show those children love. i consider that you know i've had the blessing of do

. >> jon: we're joined once again now by retired four star general jack keane chairman of the instituteudy of war and fox news senior strategic analyst as well. general keane, it has been remarked that the coalition to drive saddam hussein out of kuwait was largely put together by this president and the personal relationships that he held with leaders around the globe. that's a remarkable thing the way that all happened. >> it certainly is. when you look at this president and you look at his preparation qualifications to be president, i don't think anybody in the 20th century compares to how well-prepared and qualified president george h.w. bush was to ascend to that office. after eight years of vice president to be sure but all the other jobs he held and how it manifested itself in a stark four years and certainly most prominent was saddam hussein's aggression into the oil fields of kuwait and our president's discussion with margaret thatcher and both of them concluding this will not stand. >> jon: the color guard is on the move in houston awaiting the funeral procession. we want to li

retired four-star general jack keane, former vice chief of staff of the u.s. army, chairman of the institutedy of four and fox news senior strategic analyst. general, good to have you in the program. the president says it's pulling out of the area considering all the troops out of afghanistan. jim mattis resigns in protest. your reaction to what has transpired. >> certainly i don't agree with that decision. there's also a process problem and in a way it may have actually contributed to the frustration that secretary mattis felt. normally when we are considering a big issue like this, there is the meaning of the entire agency recall the national security council. the deputy speaks first in all the principles and we bet all the options in terms of what the risks are, operationally and what political risk are. the intelligent agent to get to speak on what will happen in the event of a decision like this. what is the implication on our allies and how do we communicate all of that to them. that was not done. that's unfortunate. all of those principles did not have a discussion to layout the risk

class is also, i'm not saying this about mattis or keane, can be very political, very politically correct, very invested in international institutionssays america has to be everywhere, have bases everywhere, doing everything. ashley: world policemen. >> that's the incentive for the defense department. that view has been baked in for a long time. most guys see the world that way. what general is that? i don't really know. i think it's okay to have dissenting voices inside the oval office. that's what mattis was for two years. give the president credit for listening to and having this guy and ultimately, crushing isis. obama said there was a jay vee team, abandoned it and they spread like cancer. trump said i will crush them. he did. you got to follow through and make sure -- ashley: are you concerned, i know you're conflicted, are you concerned we will look back and say if we hadn't taken out the troops then, could we see the isis rising again in some form or fashion and then we look at this moment, because i don't know how many troops we are pulling out, 7,000? >> there's 2,000 in syria. there aren't that many. ashley: i was going t