keane? >> well, it's not correct that you can simply go across state lines and buy a gun. you can't buy a handgun across state lines. that's prohibited by feral law. thi that the problem we have with the proposals for so-called universal background checks from the industry point of view is it places the burden on small mom-and-pop federally licensed firearms retailers and small businesses to perform a government function and then for which they are required to imcur the cost of keeping the records. they are then exposed to potential license revocation if there's a mistake in those records or to be drag into liability lawsuits, product liability claims and such. we think that to put the burden on small mom-and-pop businesses to do these backgund checks to rform t gernment function is wrong and we can't support placing that burden only retailers and, in fact, a recent survey showed that 86% of federally licensed retailers in the united states are opposed to the proposals for universal backgrou

fox news military analyst, four-star general jack keane weighs in. >> senate committee pat leahy announcing today he will hold a single hearing, one hearing, on the gang of eight immigration reform legislation. and that will be next wednesday. that despite the fact that we don't know what is in that legislation. or exactly when it will be released. earlier today, tens of thousands of immigration activists were in washington rallying -- rallying outside coe them to act on reform. two senators reach@ agreement on background checks e senate prepares to debate gun c. senators manchin ay announcing their agreement to ed checks to cover all commercial e gun shows and online. private one-on-onee exempt. my next guest threr filibuster. >> i am amazed thar the assignment. great to have you . >> thank you for h. >> in no particulaf developments on the day. your thoughts? >> this connues a pattern that was reflected in the dget that the democrats passed two weeks ago. pat enof advocating more tax increases on top of the $1.7 trillion in tax increases we have see. not maing decisions we have to make to

where does it stop though, general keane?'re wondering if north korea will shoot off another missile? >> the only way it is going to stop is the regime has to change and our strategic and geopolitical objectives should be that. i'm not suggesting we do it militarily but we do it every possible way we can to undermine this regime. certainly china is very key here. china has always believed that a unified korea is not in their national interests. they do not want a unified korea as an ally to the united states on their border, but quite frankly they wouldn't have a u.n. command in a unified korea and probably wouldn't have 30,000 u.n. troops in a unified korea either. so i think it is in their interests but we've never been able to convince them of that. jenna: let's talk a little bit about the 30,000 troops still in the dmz in north korea. >> sure. jenna: i'm sorry, in south korea, right over the border. ambassador bolton was on our show earlier today and he had some words why the troops were still there let's play that. i wou

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this is back why tom kean was in the 1980s.have changed so much since tom kean. so the ceiling might be lower for chris christie than for tom kean. that's really the question now, is he looking at how close to that ceiling could he get? >> what i'm surprised about here is, and obviously we have been watching it from afar, is the weakness of the new jersey democratic bench. you would think there would be a lot of pent up ambition. frank lautenberg, in and out of the u.s. senate for a generation. bob menendez, obviously, some people wondering if he can survive what is going on with the drip drip scandal of the donor. but, you know, he doesn't look like he's going anywhere. you would think that there would be more democrats showing up in the governor's race knowing even if they lost, they could do what jim mcgreevey did, lose close and become the front-runner four years later. >> barbara bono will never say this publicly. it is tough to go spend a year running for governor if this is on your mind at all. that's really sort of the

with us now is former new jersey governor tom keane to is with us in the flash.o much we don't know. maybe someone who looks at communication among agencies during 9/11, what do you think of the communication between the respective agencies? >> so far it sounds pretty good. federal government working with local authorities authorities, working together, it seems to me in a seamless way they are trying to interviiw people but it is not the law enforcement authorities who catch people is somebody who's sees something and reports it. neil: there is a lot of cameras on every street corner. >> they will be lolooking at all the cameras, examining the exosive to find out what kind it was and where it might have come from. people interviewing people. if we find to it is my suspicion is because of the cameras and people. neil: what if it is home grown? >> that is always the big worry because we can stop people coming into the country. but if they are already here it is a great problem and i have done a report on that very subject with homegrown terrorists. it sounds like

with us now is former new jersey governor tom keane to is with us in the flash.o much we don't know. maybe someone who looks at communication among agencies during 9/11, what do you think of the communication between the respective agencies? >> so far it sounds pretty good. federal government working with local authorities authorities, working together, it seems to me in a seamless way they are trying to interviiw people but it is not the law enforcement authorities who catch people is somebody who's sees something and reports it. neil: there is a lot of cameras on every street corner. >> they will be looking at all the cameras, examining the explosive to find out what kind it was and where it might have come from. people interviewing people. if we find to it is my suspicion is because of the cameras and people. neil: what if it is home grown? >> that is always the big worry because we can stop people coming into the country. but if they are already here it is a great problem and i have done a report on that very subject with homegrown terrorists. it sounds like

general jack keane joins me now.al, served as vice chief of staff of the army and a fox news military analyst of course. jack, good to have you here this morning. >> good morning, martha. martha: general thurman, i know you know, said that he's concerned that he has never seen tensions quite like this on the peninsula. what do you think about his comments there? >> well i agree with him. we had this bellicose rhetoric that's come out of north korea, particularly about nuclear war in a way we've not seen before and intensity of it. he is not concerned about a nuclear war and he is not actually concerned about a conventional attack from the north to the south. what he concerned about we have a young leader trying to prove to his people that he is strong and capable and he stand up to what he calls u.s. aggression. he is fundamentally concerned about the north koreans miscalculating. he is not worried about what they say but what they could do that could escalate into something very serious. so that's why he requested t

debt number is when it is private debt numbers that matter the most this is what according to steve kean's models suggest so i tweeted him and i asked how many times have you said on kaiser report that it is private debt not government debt that matters hash tag reinhart wrote off he responded yep stacy and i have a causal argument supported by correlation rather than dependent on it and i don't use excel well the private debt issue of course that would mean rolling back the activities of the private banks who are in the business of accumulating in this country for example in the u.k. the private banks have a six times the g.d.p. of debt on their balance sheet many times more than the national debt but to clue that in your calculations would mean admitting that you've got a rogue central you've got a rogue banking sector that's completely out of control and then of course everyone's bonuses will dry up so that's like going to happen either all the policy because of this time is different they've cleaned all the policy has been about cutting social services cutting welfare benefits cutting

gregg: general jack keane as always, pleasure to speak with you.ies in the west are preparing for life after the dole as part of the federal forest policy the government has been paying counties not to log. but now those payments are being slashed leaving leaders in states like oregon scrambling to craft new legislation to address that lack of revenue. dan springer is live for us from seattle today. so, dan, how are lawmakers in oregon, specifically, preparing for the day when rural counties are kicked off the federal dole? >> reporter: heather they are talking about shifting the burden of keeping these small counties going from the federal government to the state government. there are places like kuz county, oerg tkpapb wher oregon where the federal government owns two-thirds of the land. logging on federal land has plunged 90%. timber payments have been keeping the counties on life support but the payments have been twinned lipping and with them city services. again there is a threat congress will finally kill the program this year. among the leg

for star general jack keane reacts to that in minutes.w questions now about how to deal with that number that you she on the screen, folks, nearly 17 trillion in debt, agreeing number of democrats say you know what, it is not really a problem. from what we see in the american polls they disagree. we'll be right back. >> social security, medicare, there is no money there in those funds, it's all been spent. people are living longer, accessing medicaid. the real drivers of the debt primarily are our big entitlement programs that won't survive in their current form unless we make some changes. great first gig! let's go! party! awwwww... arigato! we are outta here! party...... finding you the perfect place, every step of the way. hotels.com you. martha: something from across the pond. britain's dutchess of came bridge delivered her first charity video message lasting under two minutes. she makes an emotional plea on behalf of childrens' hospicess. listen. >> i've been fortunate to see firsthand the remarkable work that they do for children an

debt number is when it is private debt numbers that matter the most this is what according to steve kean's models suggest so i tweeted him and i asked how many times have you said on kaiser report that it is private debt not government debt that matters hash tag reinhart wrote off he responded yep stacy and i have a causal argument supported by correlation rather than dependent on it and i don't use excel well the private debt issue of course that would mean rolling back the activities of the private banks who are in the business of accumulating in this country for example in the u.k. the private banks have a six times the g.d.p. of debt on their balance sheet many times more than the national debt but to clue that in your calculations would mean admitting that you've got a rogue central you've got a rogue banking sector that's completely out of control and then of course everyone's bonuses would dry up so that's likely to happen either all the policy because of this time is different they've cleaned all the policy has been about cutting social services cutting welfare benefits cutting hea

it's a joke that you know when you talk about sosa's like norman thomas kean jr the democratic so is that the end of his life you're really talking about people who are putting poor people working people that the center you get for right who called obama so to this has nothing to do with his neo liberal and centrist practices and he's so tied to all the guards and plutocrats on wall street and other high places so that it's a joke it's pathetic what damages it is a roni as labels do to the national discourse and why are they perpetuated. when they do shows a low quality of public conversation that's one of the things i like about r.t.d. that you all involved in serious reflection you take time to give us time to say something clearly we're not engaged in that kind of office cation up skewering of what is going on we're talking about just as we're talking about social misery talking about power at the top we're talking about humanity across the board. i mean when you're watching the corporate media you just. these very tight packages over sensationalism driven garbage i like to call i

feed off and this is the kind of thing that keeps the military industrial complex budget bloated in keane's you just militarist fashion and. again you know the paramilitary zation that we've seen going on post nine eleven this is written large in boston right and we see people president obama saying that well we we don't want to see these were we we don't want to see this kind of we're this war machinery in the streets and you know we can't tolerate this kind of militarization in the streets here he's doing it here domestically he talks about other countries should never tolerate it and yet here we are being pavlo in pavlovian fashion groomed to deal with it here right obama saying obama saying we will not be terrorized who's doing the terrorising i mean of course he has the bombings are horrifying i don't want to under play that but at the same time i mean shutting down a city with a military paramilitary troops is that not terrorizing the people in instilling an insane amount of fear unnecessarily amongst the populace i mean the media has given this these brothers exactly what they want t

feed off and this is the kind of thing that keeps the military industrial complex budget bloated in keane's you just militarist fashion and. again you know the paramilitary zation. that we've seen going on post nine eleven this is written large in boston right and we see people president obama saying that well we we don't want to see these were we we don't want to see this kind of we're this we're machinery in the streets and you know we can't tolerate this kind of militarization in the streets yet he's doing it here domestically he talks about other countries should never tolerate it and yet here we are being pavlo in pavlovian fashion groomed to deal with it if you're right obama saying obama said we will not be terrorized who's doing the terrorising i mean of course he has the bombings are horrifying i don't want to under play that but at the same time i mean shutting down a city with a military paramilitary troops is that not terrorizing the people in instilling an insane amount of fear unnecessarily amongst the populace i mean the media has given this these brothers exactly what they w

talk about what is going on in north korea and we are bringing in fox military analyst general jack keane to give an analysis of the situation what we will see happen. we will be talking with congressman greg walden and he is the head of the national republican committee, leading the republican campaign efforts. for some reason he has time to do his job as well. unlike some other soaps. i'm not mentioning names on it. and faith jenkins will be with us as well. a lot of things are happening and some surprising developments there. >> it is good. gerri: thank you. coming up next, it was on this business day back in 1967. america's new jet, the boeing 737 to cover its first flight. by 1987, it was known as the best selling commercial debt in history. think about this, with with two departing and landing somewhere every five seconds. boeing didn't stop there. today the company announced it is expanding in south carolina. the company is investing $1 billion and plans to create 2000 jobs over the next eight years. but it was the boeing 737 that started it all today, april 9, 46 years ago. still

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. >> lou: general jack keane great to talk to you. guest guest good talking to you, lou. goodseeing you. >> lou: up next, states like com, new york, connecticut further the assault on the second amendment. the head of the nra wayne lapierre tells us whether the constitution will prevail. next. >> lou: the prime sponsor of the federal ban on high capacity magazines reveals a shocking lock of understanding about both the issue and funs themselves. congresswoman dejutz at a denver forum answering a question on how limiting the number of rounds a magazines would help reduce violence. and this is her incredible answer. >> there are bullets so the people who have those now, they are going to shoot them. and so, if you ban them in the future, the number of the high-capacity magazines is going to decrease dramatically over time. because the bullets will have been shot and there won't be any more available. >> lou: if you understood one wit of that you are amazing. of course; magazines can be reloaded and reused hundreds of time, sometimes thousands of times. a spokeswoman said fo

. >> general keane always a pleasure to visit with you. >> take care governor. >>> were does the obama administration want to repeat the mistakes of the past by giving home loans to those who probably can't even pay for tem? we're going to talk about that as well as the president giving hollywood a pass on gun violence. that's next. >> i'd like to hear from you. go to my website, mike huckabee.com. tell me what you think on the lead feedback section or sign up for my facebook page and follow me on twitter. you can find a >>> back in 2008 when barack obama was running for president, the housing bubble had burst. the then democratic candidate said the government was partly to blame. >> we had a fundamental failure, though, in government regulation, and i think that was a real problem. we had a government that was not paying attention to loans that were being made on assets that were shaky. the government should have had at a certain point stepped in and said we've got to tighten up lending standards or we're building a house of cards. >> the housing market has been slowly recovering, but

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lou: the north keans have at least two missiles for launch, estimated to be, by all counts, and of coursere far better briefed on this than the people but by all accounts a ran of at least 2600 miles. how concerned are you that they will, indeed, be launched and what should be the u.s. response? >> well, fortunately, we do have some good theater missile defenses in place today, missile destroyers that we already had and we beefed that up. japanese had some with our help and they're deploying that and we have some inter continental ballistic missile interceptors, lou, in both california and alaska so i feel good about what we are doing today. the long term i'm more concerned about because the president is advocating slashing our missile defense budget by half a billion dollars and i think that that's the wrong direction to go in, given the threats that are out there. but i feel good what we have deployed as of today. lou: all right. congressman, we appreciate you being with us and we look forward to talking to you again soon. thank you so much. >> talk to you soon. lou: we'll have the very

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