keane. >> mr. chair, i-we nominate you to surfb a second year as chair the committee. >> is there a second? >> any discussion? >> yeah, excuse me for jumping in. deputy attorney [inaudible] a chair can't serve more than one year. >> two consecutive years >> you have been violating it many years then. >> that's not correct, it is two consecutive years >> my apology >> any discussion? any public comment? >> david fillpeal speaking as a individual, i have no objection to president renne continues for another year i just want to ask publicly since there a new appointee to replace commissioner hur whether you want to continue for a month so the new commissioner can have a opportunity to participate but otherwise i don't think there is a problem tonight. >> any other comments? >> my only comment is i think it would be great to have the continuity of you as chair. i think there is a transitional period with our new executive director and the other issues we are dealing with, so i-i think you have d

keane.> mr. chair, i-we nominate you to surfb a second year as chair the committee. >> is there a second? >> any discussion? >> yeah, excuse me for jumping in. deputy attorney [inaudible] a chair can't serve more than one year. >> two consecutive years >> you have been violating it many years then. >> that's not correct, it is two consecutive years >> my apology >> any discussion? any public comment? >> david fillpeal speaking as a individual, i have no objection to president renne continues for another year i just want to ask publicly since there a new appointee to replace commissioner hur whether you want to continue for a month so the new commissioner can have a opportunity to participate but otherwise i don't think there is a problem tonight. >> any other comments? >> my only comment is i think it would be great to have the continuity of you as chair. i think there is a transitional period with our new executive director and the other issues we are dealing with, so i-i think you have don

general jack keane, great to have you here. >> good to talk to you, as always. fuel for the trump stance on border security. take a look at the calexico, california home. the reason there's all that crime tape, there was quite a crime going on. the tunnels built by drug traffickers for the purpose of smuggling lots of drugs. tunnel leads to a mexican restaurant, as you would expect in mexicali, mexico. federal officials recovered $6 million worth of marijuana, we don't know what else is transported, probably, we're guessing, there had been more than 6 million of marijuana. >>> up next "batman v. superman" generating headlines and for all the wrong reasons. speculation now it could be one of the biggest blockbuster bombs of all time. we'll find out. red eye's andy levy and joanne nosuchinsky, take up hollywood, the box office and so much more next. stay with us. [alarm beeps] ♪ ♪ the intelligent, all-new audi a4 is here. ♪ ♪ ain't got time to make no apologies...♪ (ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh) (hush my darling...) (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) (h

we'll take it up with general jack keane here next. stay with us. be right back. ♪ earth hour is about empowering people making a difference to change climate change with passion and excitement earth hour is about inspiring climate action celebrating a global movement and impact ♪ join us at earthhour.org 19th march at 8:30pm ♪ lou: joining us now, former army vice chief of staff, fox news military analyst, general jack keane. let's turn first to north korea. firing off two ballistic missiles in response to heightened sanctions. your reaction? >> the sanctions are a part. the other thing, you know kim jong-un is insensed over this large scale exercise that has been taking place in south korea. one thing that is really burning him up, they are playing in the exercise. the regime is defeated. the regime leaders are removed. what actions have to be taken to restore civil order. he continues to be defiant. as we see. as he will continue to. the two missile tests did not work well. but nonetheless he will continue for some time, lou. lou: the chinese, at

thank you, general keane. there is so much to be done. thank you for laying out some of it for us this morning. good to have you with us. bill: the latest from brussels. 31 dead, 80 wound. security ramped up at airports, the train stations. you would expect that across europe. but here at home officials keeping a close eye on the way we move around in the big city, that where we find rick leventhal. what's the scene? >> the nypd has the most he 50s kateed anti-counter terrorism. and he is at penn state, grand central station and other locations. they're there with bomb sniffing dogs and high-powered rifles. i've been told by a member of the law enforcement community there is no actionable intelligence to steer authorities to any specific place but this is a overall level of heightened security. they want to show force in fact the nypd put out a statement this morning saying it is providing police presence and public reassurance there is no known indication of the brussels attacks had any nexus to new york city but they are keeping a close

>> commissioner keane >> i agree with you. the basis of the concern in terms of should it be 50% of the employees payments, 50% of the police time, how did you do with advocacy or lobbying or should it be exempt altogether, one of the things that the funds of ethics talked about in the proposed regulations is you have the tail wagging the dog here. commissioner renne these common this is attempting to apply all advocacy and lobbyist groups, all them that are attempting to influence policy and other things within the process. at the public has a right to know who is behind it. so, the concern well, it's going to be hard for a nonprofit. you have these major groups. you have carl rose, the co-brothers and all sorts of others could they are employing lots of people as they their employees and those employees are going and influencing policy all over the place and money is driving the process within the united states. not just in san francisco. so, to say that the millions of dollars that the coke brothers or carl rove spends on h

>> commissioner keane >> i agree with you. the basis of the concern in terms of should it be 50% of the employees payments, 50% of the police time, how did you do with advocacy or lobbying or should it be exempt altogether, one of the things that the funds of ethics talked about in the proposed regulations is you have the tail wagging the dog here. commissioner renne these common this is attempting to apply all advocacy and lobbyist groups, all them that are attempting to influence policy and other things within the process. at the public has a right to know who is behind it. so, the concern well, it's going to be hard for a nonprofit. you have these major groups. you have carl rose, the co-brothers and all sorts of others could they are employing lots of people as they their employees and those employees are going and influencing policy all over the place and money is driving the process within the united states. not just in san francisco. so, to say that the millions of dollars that the coke brothers or carl rove spends on h

general jack keane. let's get a look what's coming up. "mediabuzz." >> i went down to palm peach, a hardship assignment for a wide ranging interview with donald trump. he talks about why he praised hillary clinton, softening his tone on marco rubio, social security, immigration and liable laws and what he sees as hatred from the media tore him and we're talk about the media's role covering the violence at these rallies. we have a packed show for you on "mediabuzz." >> we'll be there as we wait for that protest to start outside a new trump rally taking place right now. thank you very much. we'll see you in about 20 minutes. >>> some crucial winner take all contests are two days away. our panel how they could make-or-break the candidates going into tuesday's big night. we'll look ahead next on "sunday morning futures." back in a moment. this little guy is about to make his first deposit. we'd like to open a savings account for him. yes yes. great thanks to mom and dad and their safe driving bonus check from allstate. oh. look at this. safe

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joining us now former army vice chief of staff, fox news military analyst, general jack keane. us. i didn't mean to be so dismissive of u.n. sanctions, but frankly, i'm not impressed. should i be? >> well, it's a step in the right direction, but, yes, we should have a healthy dose of skepticism here. we tried sanctions before. the only time we've gotten this guy's attention is when we went after his personal wealth fund, some of which is outside the country. that was under the bush administration. when that was done, we did get his attention. here, it will bother him, but it will not stop his technological advanced to having ballistic missiles that can reach the entirety of the united states and weaponize them with nuclear weapons and developing missiles launched by submarines which is incredibly dangerous. this is the march he's on, and this in and of itself will not stop it. lou: nothing will stop it under this administration in all likelihood, will that be your judgment as well? >> no, that's absolutely true. we don't have enough leverage with china in this administration, w

neil: now fox news military analyst general jack keane. i know you can't talk about specific plans by specific candidates. you don't want to get involved in that dog fight. a number about people are calling for carpet bombing of areas in raqqa, in and around raqqa where we know isis has a lot of its headquarters. could you do that without unacceptable civilian damage? >> well, no, absolutely not. carpet bombing with the 20th century technique designed when prosecution of war was totally different. we made war against germany not only to defeat their military but roosevelt and churchhill made a very tough strategic decision to make war against the german people so that they would never give rise to the kind of idealogical movement that naziism was, that led to so many million deaths, close to 100 million. in the 21st century we would never prosecute a war like that. we tried to protect civilians from the instruments of war as best we can. we don't need to use so-called dumb bombs like we did in world war ii. we have precision guided munitio

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>> commissioner keane >> i agree with you. the basis of the concern in terms of should it be 50% of the employees payments, 50% of the police time, how did you do with advocacy or lobbying or should it be exempt altogether, one of the things that the funds of ethics talked about in the proposed regulations is you have the tail wagging the dog here. commissioner renne these common this is attempting to apply all advocacy and lobbyist groups, all them that are attempting to influence policy and other things within the process. at the public has a right to know who is behind it. so, the concern well, it's going to be hard for a nonprofit. you have these major groups. you have carl rose, the co-brothers and all sorts of others could they are employing lots of people as they their employees and those employees are going and influencing policy all over the place and money is driving the process within the united states. not just in san francisco. so, to say that the millions of dollars that the coke brothers or carl rove spends on h

david: one of the problems in europe which as i mentioned before pointed out by general keane, jack keane earlier today on fox news they continue to approach the situation as a criminal investigation, or as a criminal matter of law enforcement rather than as a terrorist act. of course we know, we've been in that discussion before what the president says about these issues. are we, are the law enforcement agencies in d.c. or around the country committed to taking the terrorist at specs of this situation seriously? >> i think they are because of the devastating experience of 9/11 in washington and new york but i think it is a big mistake for the american people to think you can fall into law enforcement paradigm against a terrorist threat. it is not equivalent of knocking over the local starbucks. this is people acting on basis of an ideology and determined to cause real harm across all of western civilization. that has definitely not sunk in in europe although tragically the attack at the brussels airport may make that point. david: former fbi official suggesting some form of profiling, as

>> commissioner keane >> i agree with you. the basis of the concern in terms of should it be 50% of the employees payments, 50% of the police time, how did you do with advocacy or lobbying or should it be exempt altogether, one of the things that the funds of ethics talked about in the proposed regulations is you have the tail wagging the dog here. commissioner renne these common this is attempting to apply all advocacy and lobbyist groups, all them that are attempting to influence policy and other things within the process. at the public has a right to know who is behind it. so, the concern well, it's going to be hard for a nonprofit. you have these major groups. you have carl rose, the co-brothers and all sorts of others could they are employing lots of people as they their employees and those employees are going and influencing policy all over the place and money is driving the process within the united states. not just in san francisco. so, to say that the millions of dollars that the coke brothers or carl rove spends on h

i think in december because of holiday activities but let's say i would commissioner keane >> well i wasn't doing anything. it's not a question. take off i'm still in the business i'm can have a little breather. that's not terminating. >> it could be. >> it could be. you could do that. you could terminate and say him terminating than two months later go back. if you want to keep doing it that is fine. >> but you would have to. you did a one-time $2500 expenditure and only spending $50 a month on postage and thereafter, the pick one month off. terminate and then never have to report again. >> if you pay only 50 buck some of them that takes care of your concern about de minimis good >> no, it doesn't because you have to take that i guess some month off for the purpose of no longer having to report your $50 that frankly none of us- >> if you don't want to take a month off and not pay 50 bucks then you're opting and saying i want to continue to do this. you have to keep reporting. basic what public that if it are we getting out of that? >> what were doing is the filling these language of

confirm the capture of a man trying to develop chemical weapons for isis, retired four star general jack keane is with me. the chairman of the institute for the study of war and fox news military analyst. general thanks for joining us. good to see you. can you characterize what we're talking about in terms of isis having chemical weapons? >> yeah. what's happening here, maria, is isis recruited a number of former saddam hussein's scientists and engineers who participated in his chemical wmd program years ago and they have put together laboratories and weapons factory to put together a sulphur mustard, low yield mustard gas and weaponize that in artillery shells and rockets. they conducted about 12 attacks in 2014 and through these two current attacks. this one, obviously, producing a lot of casualties but maria, fortunately because it's low yield mustard gas there's very few fatalities, regrettably there was a fatality here as you mentioned in the introduction. the good news is we have captured the head of this organization about a month ago our special operations did that and we are now syste

stuart: general jack keane. general, genocide is a strong word.that you're going to did something about it. are we? >> that remains to be seen. this is an important step to make this statement. you know, the u.n. in their convention in 1950, defined and criminalized the genocide based on the holocaust and world war ii. we've only done that two times and this is the fifth time. this is the first time that a terrorist organization has ever been attributed for genocide. so that's historic in that sense, but to get to your specific question, it's largely symbolic, it's important that a civilization condemns the event of genocide no matter where it's taken place. i don't believe it's impacting the war because the obama administration constrained the military as we know, nothing more is happening of great consequence during this administration. they are literally passing the ball to the next administration to defeat isis. >> when i first heard this news and broke about 24 hours ago, as we were doing this program, i question why shiite muslims were inclu

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i think in december because of holiday activities but let's say i would commissioner keane >> well i wasn't doing anything. it's not a question. take off i'm still in the business i'm can have a little breather. that's not terminating. >> it could be. >> it could be. you could do that. you could terminate and say him terminating than two months later go back. if you want to keep doing it that is fine. >> but you would have to. you did a one-time $2500 expenditure and only spending $50 a month on postage and thereafter, the pick one month off. terminate and then never have to report again. >> if you pay only 50 buck some of them that takes care of your concern about de minimis good >> no, it doesn't because you have to take that i guess some month off for the purpose of no longer having to report your $50 that frankly none of us- >> if you don't want to take a month off and not pay 50 bucks then you're opting and saying i want to continue to do this. you have to keep reporting. basic what public that if it are we getting out of that? >> what were doing is the filling these language of

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jack keane. a fox news analyst. people have been calling for something in europe for some time.e expectation. did the intelligence community do enough to support this as we look at the results of 200 injured and 31 dead? people suspected. they have did to synchronized coordinated attacks. one in brussels. for scrutiny. an side of europe they have sanctuary neighborhoods. the authority and they'll jump had indicated that there were 800 sympathizers in that neighborhood alone. that is beyond the police capacity. this is a major challenge that that europeans are facing. >> trying back and recognizing. they have to get serious. a generation that struggles. then we have isis and we have to have an operational strategy to take their safe haven away from them in syria. also building one in the be up. that will take assertiveness and aggressiveness. europeans and the middle east starving for u.s. leadership to step up and form alliances that have put together a strategy. a formation of nato. u.s. leadership is paramount here. nowhere to be found. >> a really interesting and accurate com

. >> that was general jack keane speaking out in president obama's response.comes as belgian authorities identify two brothers as suicide bombers behind the attacks. they say several other people linked to it the attacks are at large. mike is a covert operation's officer. and a global intelligence. and mike thank you for being here. you understand upon what goes in the investigations and people are scratching their head to say how did this happen? you have terrorist living in plain sight in brussels for months and who knows how long making bombs and then these attack happen, how? >> not live nothing plain sight. i know what you mean, but look, salah abdeslam who was the logistic's guy in the paris attacks, he was hidden by a network of family and friends in a tightly monitored community of extremist in brussels. and from an operational standpoint, the public said how can you not pick him up. it is like we are trained to a episode of 24. jack bow per gets to the terrorist before it goes off. but the real world is messier than that. and it requires step by step

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jack keane, thank you. >> sure bill. breaking news of trump campaign announcing a new member of the team that is getting a bit of attention this morning. what the new hire may tell us about the future of this campaign. bill: also this kid wanted to say hello to a new york knicks basketball star. he just wanted to say hello. ♪ e protection now comes with an incredible double your money back guarantee. always discreet is for bladder leaks and it's drier than poise. try it, love it or get double your money back. always discreet. martha: have an interesting development in the trump campaign this morning. they have just announced they are hiring an old gop hand for the convention manager and boy this may be some convention to manage it looks like. it will be paul manifort. his experience spans three decades working on presidential campaigns including convention managing of gerald ford, ronald reagan, george h.w. bush as well as bob dole. let's bring in our panel to jump off with the new piece of information. ashley pratte and

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