jack keane among our guests monday. melissa: breaking tonight, president trump vowing to secure our borders and keep americans safe as stand firm on keeping the government shut until he receives $5.6 billion for his border wall. watch. county * wpresident trump: we we opening until it's solved. the border is a problem of national security. melissa: president trump flirts with the idea of declaring a national emergency to get his wall. but dose have the authority to do that? we are on it.

jack keane will join us. but first, secretary of state mike pompeo. >> we are very hopeful that we'll get the bad actors in the region, the russians, iranians, to come to the table, along with the regime. all of the other stakeholders in there. we will have conversations about what post-civil war political structure might look like. only one in ten veterans use their valuable va home loan benefit. but i've got some good news that will change that. newday's operation home. it lets veterans buy a home with no down payment

general jack keane among our guests tonight.he democrats in disarray as they refuse to address the security crisis on our southern border. but this will not stop the president who tweeted the following. i will be making a major announcement concerning the humanitarian crisis on our southern border and the shutdown tomorrow afternoon at 3:00 p.m. live from the white house. the president's tweet came after he lauded the support he has within his own party. he said i have never seen the republican party so unified. no cave on the issue of border and national security. a beautiful thing to see, especially when you hear the new rhetoric spewing from the mouths of the democrats who talk open border, high taxes and crime. stop criminals and drugs now. a "buzzfeed" article claims michael cohen said president trump told him to lie to congress. >> this is a completely impeachable offense. >> it would rise to a high crime or misdemeanor. for a lot of people that would be ground for impeachment. >> i view this as powerful evidence of collus

he made the move from hall 0&an martin o'neill says he hopes fellow former forest midfielder roy keaneumber two under o'neill during a five—year spell in charge of the republic of ireland which ended in november. there is a spot open for him and i am hoping that that may happen. it may not. he has a number of things he has to consider himself. he was a great asset to me when i was the manager and assistant manager, when i was manager and he was assistant manager in ireland. we had some really good days. and tough to hannah, there is no doubt, but you know that with him. and that is probably what makes him pretty special. basketball fans in london have been treated to a sensational finish in the nba's annual visit to the capital, with the washington wizards scoring in the final second of the match to beat the new york knicks by a single point. the knicks had looked comfortable for much of this game. they were 19 points ahead at one stage and led right up until the fourth quarter. but then the wizards stepped it up in the final stages, edging in front for the first time with just under f

our africa editor fergal keane reports now on ethiopia's age of change.and most daring reformer. abiy ahmed emerged from the one—party state, but he's rewriting the script of how leaders behave here. we are very happy, really. it's like a renaissance, this man told me. after decades of political and ethnic division, abiy ahmed is promising healing. his pace is relentless. we travelled with him as he sold his vision — to villagers, to factory workers, to medical students. you should be part of the reform, he said. use your words and knowledge, don't fight. the country he took over nine months ago had thousands of political prisoners. all are now free. a 20—year conflict with neighbouring eritrea was ended. the presidency, chiefjustice and half the cabinet posts are allocated to women. birtukan mideksa was a political prisoner and exile. abiy asked her to come home and run elections. thousands, if not millions of people, paid to see this kind of change in this country. to have the former opposition leader, a former dissident to lead an institution with sign

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general jack keane joins me. stay with us. we'll be right back.the south korean newspaper reporting that a second summit to be held between president trump and north korean dictator dim jong-un. president trump said an announcement will be made in the quote not too distant future. the president said sanctions against north korea will continue to be enforced until more progress is made in those talks. joining us tonight, general jack keane. jack, great to have you with us. and let's start with north korea. do you see signs for optimism here? >> no, i don't. the reality is while there has been some progress -- there's no missiles flying over gentleman pam anjapan andno nuclear testis some warming of relations, return of hostages to the united states and return of some remains. but on the core issue of disarming and destroying nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles, none of that has taken place. they haven't provided us an inventory of what they have. one of our first requests that we made. we're at a stalemate. lou: a stalemate that one hopes the pr

general jack keane, good talk to you tonight.ral massachusetts senator elizabeth warren drinking beer to become more relatable? jeff flake out, mitt romney in. president trump firing back after newly elected senator mitt romney publishes an anti-trump op-ed. that's why i switched to liberty mutual. they customized my insurance, so i only pay for what i need. i insured my car, and my bike. my calves are custom too, but i can't insure those... which is a crying shame. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ susan: senator-he mid-atlantic mitt romney saying president trump's character falls short of oval office. president trump: i wish mitt could be more of a team player. i'm surprised he did it this quickly. if he fought really hard against president obama the way he does against me, he would have won the election. susan: joining me, ned ryun and scott bolton. i would call his relationship with romney as frenemies. >> mitt romney was asking for trump's endorsement in the senate race and can't wait to get

jane: fergal keane reporting there.e you tching "bbc world news america." to come on tonight's program, a deep freeze grips parts of europe witheavy snow causing death across the region. even ski slopes are forced to close. chinese state media says north korea's leader has reached what he calls an importtht consensus resident xi ahead of a possible second summit with donald trump. during talks with the chinese president in beijing, kim jong-un reaffirmed his commitment to denuclearization. john sudworth reports. john: not for the first time, heina has been rolling out red carpet for the north korean .leader asch usual, ese state media hasbr waited, onloadcasting these images after the visit is over. alongside the displays of solidarity, other messages can while the chinese president does most of the talking, mr. kim does most of the listening. a demonsation of influence over a smaller, weaker neighbor. a message intended perhaps for a particular audiee. the timing is no coincidence, of course, with preparations underway for a second u.s.-with korea summit -

our africa editor fergal keane is in the capital, has sent this report.l: these are the winns, convinced they haveir triumphed ly. nothing you could say would persuade them otherwise. we are very happy about the results. it is what we have been fighting for for so long. 36 years. we have done it without shedding blood. we went peacefully and we have the power. fergal: felix tshisekedi is not a nobly effective political figure and was seen as the candidate le t objectionable to president kabila. here at tshisekedi headquarters, it is cmoot ofebration. people singing. but it is vital to rememr, it universal, itot is not shared across the country. e fergal: this was ment the winner was declared at 3:00 in the morning. the fact that congo got this far at all was due to civil society and church pressure on president kabila. he had come to office two years past his allowed term. but when the winner, felix tssekedi, appeared later, praised kabila as a partner. something double infuriate those who suffered under his rule. by noon, the most influential nonstate gr

last night, many of my colleagues, including senators warner and keane and king and cardin and others held the floor to give voice to these federal employees who live and work in their states. ... >> they are left to wonder, how will they pay the mortgage or the rents and all of their other bills? they are wondering what will happen to the good credit they have worked so hard to maintain over the years. they are innocent victims of the trunk shut down. a shutdown he said he would cause 25 times. a shutdown he said he would be proud to own. president trump, are you proud to own a shutdown that is hurting so many innocent people? did you realize that when you cause this? as government agencies remain shut down, american farmers and small businesses cannot get loans they desperately need. tourism suffers as our national parks go neglected. some families cannot get a mortgage to buy a new home. the american people are suffering needlessly. because president trump selfishly refuses to retreat from an intransigent, indefensible, and increasingly unpopular position. the democratic house has

general jack keane joins me. stay with us. we'll be right back. do. we got our orders to go overseas and i went to baghdad, iraq. we were transporting a bomb sniffing dog to the polling stations. we rolled over two anti-tank mines, it blew my humvee up, killed my sergeant. after the explosion, i suffered a closed head injury, um, traumatic brain injury, loss of a limb, burns to 60% of my body. when the doctors told me i reached my plateau, i did not want to hear that because i do not believe i have a plateau. so, i had to prove 'em wrong, which i am doing to this day and i will still do until the end of my days. i've gotten to where i am at because of my family. and, the wounded warrior project has helped me more than i can ever imagine. they have really been there to support me in my endeavors. my number one goal, basically, is to get close to where i was. i am more than ready to work hard to get to that goal. i am living proof to never give up and i will never give up. reporting that a second summit to be held between president trump and north k

fergal keane, bbc news.as been sentenced to less than seven officer in the city to be held eflfilfiélle éeefiufiféfili iii?— fujibé shot him 16 times. in poland, the funeral takes for pawel adamowicz, the mayor of gdansk, paying their respects, to a man known as a critic of the government's anti—immigration policies. kasia madera reports. among the crowds, the coffin of the murdered mayor of gdansk. thousands followed as the procession made its way through the streets to st mary's basilica, where the funeral will be held. pawel adamowicz‘s death has deeply shocked poland. many watched helplessly as he was stabbed by a man who suddenly rushed on stage during a popular charity event, which helps to fund children's hospitals. the 53—year—old died a day later. his death raises questions about poland's increasingly divided political debate. after the stabbing, the attacker told the crowd that he blamed the mayor's former political party, civic platform, for the time that he had spent in prison. mr adamowicz, who had b

general jack keane joins me. stay with us, we'll be right back. of geico.t's geico's all-time greatest hits back on tv for a limited time. and if you love the best of geico, you're gonna really love voting online for your favorite. you can even enter for a chance to appear in an upcoming geico commercial. this fire's toasty, linda but the best of geico collection sounds even hotter. to vote for your favorite geico ad and enter to win, visit geico.com/bestof. that's geico.com/bestof. lou: a south korean newspaper reporting u.s. and north korean officials meeting recently to talk about a second summit to be held between president bush and north korean dictator kim jong un. president trump said an announcement will be made in the, quote, not too distant future. the president says sanctions against north korea will continue to be enforced until more progress is made in those talks. joining us tonight retired four-star general, fox business chief strategic analyst, general jack keane. jack, great to have you with us, and let's start with north korea. do you see

fergal keane, bbc news. those rings are much younger than the planet itself. the information has come from the cassini probe — which ended its mission in 2017. the bbc‘s tim allman has more. it's one of the most spectacular sights in our solar system. saturn, a planetary giant. in its orbit, vast rings made up mostly of ice and rock. the planet itself is believed to be more than 11.5 billion years old, but its rings are likely to be much younger. in its final moment before crashing into saturn's atmosphere, the space probe cassini passed through the rings. by studying their gravitational pull, scientists were able to work out their approximate age. believed to be only 100 million years, which, in cosmic terms, is no time at all. translation: the most likely hypothesis is that there was a catastrophic impact by a comet on one of saturn's moons. they both disintegrated and both elements shaped the disc that today forms the rings. to give that some context, the dinosaurs still roamed the earth before saturn's r

fergal keane, bbc news.company has around 115,000 staff, which means 3,000 people will lose theirjobs. tesla says it needs to reduce costs despite making a profit in recent months. company founder elon musk says tesla's most affordable car is still too expensive. for more on this i've been speaking to samira hussain in new york. the model three tesla electric car was meant to be the one that is more affordable and the pricetag that they wanted to put this car as was $35,000 us. but right now if you wa nt to $35,000 us. but right now if you want to get the most basic version of that car it would actually cost you $44,000. and it therefore pushes the car away from being somewhat affordable to in that more luxury kind of zone. so it was elon musk is a lwa ys kind of zone. so it was elon musk is always wanted to do with the model three is to allow people to get access to it. what is is, look, if i wa nt to access to it. what is is, look, if i want to make is affordable, i will have to cut costs. tesla has been h

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joining us tonight, general jack keane. jack, great to have you with us.tart with north korea. do you see signs for optimism here? >> no, i don't. the reality is while there has been some progress -- there's no missiles flying over gentleman pam anjapan andno nuclear testis some warming of relations, return of hostages to the united states and return of some remains. but on the core issue of disarming and destroying nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles, none of that has taken place. they haven't provided us an inventory of what they have. one of our first requests that we made. we're at a stalemate. lou: a stalemate that one hopes the president can make. we've moved the dial considerably. let's turn to china. and the u.s. missile destroyer going through the disputed south china sea islands. and china calling it a provocation. do they not understand that the united states will preserve free navigation of the seas? >> yeah, of course the chinese are clearly bullying our allies in the region, south china sea, east china sea, routinely coercion campaigns and

lou: general jack keane, thank you very much. >> good talking to you, lou. should have come with a surgeon general's warning, it was hazardous to the truth. >> what was the point of that exercise? it felt, and this entire process, by the way, feels like it's a colossal waste of time. >> the president repeating some of the dubious claims he's made in the past -- >> no one's mind was changed. donald trump realize a stephen miller litany of -- >> in a nicer voice. >> the president made his pitch directly to the american people in a address that was riddled with things that were not factual. >> intriguing to me is how much it lacked any new information. >> you consider that speech, what a powerful argument it makes against the theory of evolution. [laughter] lou: well, no argument is quite as strong as the radical dems who were making those specious remarks. we'll take that up and much more right after the break. stay with us, we'll guys, it's that time... and nothin's happenin'. well now there's score!, from force factor, to rev your libido and maximize physica

fergal keane, our africa editor there, with the latest in kinshasa. his home village in somerset. paddy ashdown died last month at the age of 77 from cancer. a private service was attended by his family and friends today and also screened for hundreds of local residents. a man who drove his car down a crowded alley and on to a nightclub dance floor has been jailed for 28 years. mohammed abdul injured people at blake's in gravesend, after being thrown out by bouncers for being too drunk. he was convicted of two counts of attempted murder. his trial was told it was "sheer luck" that no—one had been killed. the singer lady gaga has apologised for working with the r&b musician r kelly, and promised to remove their duet from streaming services. her announcement comes after the broadcast of a new documentary about kelly which detailed allegations of sexual and physical abuse against women and underage girls, spanning several decades. he denies all the allegations. the bbc‘s ben zand has been investigating. both r kelly and i have sometimes very untrue thing

liz: that's general jack keane weighing in. let's get to peter brook. he serves with the cia.u, sir. how far will russia go to protect its interests? >> i think general keane is right. russia has have interests beyond pdvsa. there are arms sales. it has been a foothold for russia in the americas. they recently had a couple of strategic bombers fly all the way from russia and lands in venezuela. they have interests. they like to use venezuela as a way to reminds the united states that moscow is not happy that there is nato and u.s. forces in europe. they can make things difficult for us elsewhere. they are talking to the taliban in afghanistan. they are in syria, they are in ukraine. they may not be in venezuela but they may show their displeasure in other places. >> the "wall street journal" is saying the trump administration's broader aim is to regain leverage over cuba and venezuela. there are inroads in the region being made to your points by russia, iran, china, hes low what. the story of come anything is an old story in south america, peter. >> this is in our neighborhood

trish: as general keane said, maybe that's a good sign.s going off to a nice happy ending somewhere. there is all these sanctions out there. and that means people like you in the secondary markets. typically companies borrow money. that's the primary market and debt markets. then there is something after the fact. the loans get trade, the debt gets traded after the fact which is where you come in because you trade some of this stuff. john bolton and the treasury department said you guys cannot buy any pdvsa debt because they don't want to run the risk that you are lending money to pdvsa. your fear is it's send that pdvsa debt into the hands of the russians? they are the ones buying it up right now? >> yes. sanctions want to strangle pdvsa and split the military away from maduro. so make it impossible for them to raise money to fund their operations. the thing that the existing bonds happened before maduro. most of big u.s. mutual funds own hundreds of millions if not billions of this stuff. maybe in crafting the sanctions, there is one par

comprehensive strategy toward china within six months. >> lou: is going to take this up with general keane did not get to it. since you brought up, this business of comprehensive strategies. i find it endearing to hear big words. but, don't noise find it functionally effective. because, i've seen too many times in washington when the next solution to a real problem is to go bigger. make the problem bigger, then you don't have to deal with it. you want to go down the list of those issues? it is clear to me that the united states, you go back to the monroe doctrine, we have a responsibility to ensure we are secure in this hemisphere. that our neighbors in all nations in this hemisphere are secure. just crystal clear, that china means is no good. so, why are we sitting around rationalizing our passive video. strategic patients was a thing of the obama administration, not the trump administration. >> president obama deserves a share of the blame, no doubt about that. to get us moving, what we have to do is have people at the top who would help president trump with his agenda. he's bringing wit

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four star general jack keane is here.nd exclusively on "trish regan primetime," venezuela's youngest mayor, a capitalist who protested that socialist regime for a decade is here tonight. you will hear how he escaped socialist dictator maduro, lived in hiding for 35 days, then fled that country through the brazilian jungle. he's here on why this week would be the biggest week for venezuela. "trish regan primetime" begins right now. breaking right now, the longest government shutdown in history. we have the numbers. it's hitting a new milestone. it's officially costing taxpayers more for border wall funding. the president meeting hours ago with a group of bipartisan lawmakers at the white house. but still dc is no closer to a deal. now get this. this is a new one. democratic house speaker nancy pelosi is calling on president trump to delay his state of the union address because of it. >> you seriously want to deprive the american people from hearing from their president in something that has become an institution? an instit

trish: general jack keane will be here exclusively tomorrow.the general. be good to hear his thoughts on this whole venezuela situation that is unfolding so fast right before our eyes. it could be just a matter of days now before that socialist regime, led by nicolas maduro, is no more. we'll find out. general keane tomorrow. kennedy begins right now. ♪ ♪ kennedy: thank you, trish. a huge day on capitol hill. the president's nominee for attorney general testifying on everything from criminal justice reform to immigration, but the main topic for almost every lawmaker in the room, very predictably, the mueller investigation. 68-year-old william barr spent the better part of the day in front of the senate judiciary committee, and right out of the gate he made it clear what he thinks of the special counsel's probe of president trump's alleged ties to russia. watch. >> i have known bob mueller for 30 years, and i have the utmost respect for bob and his distinguished record of public service. and on my watch, bob will be allowed to fis

strategic analyst general jack keane, great to have you with us.nteresting word for him to use, come to a glorious end. we know we have ambassador bolton and the chairman of the joint chiefs as part of a negotiation with turkey about us leaving syria. >> as you look at the withdrawal plans, the president has authorized conditions to be established. the first is finish isis, the second is protect the syrian kurds. a lot of discussions that will take place tomorrow between bond -- john bolton and erdogan will be on that issue for sure. the third one is don't let the iranians build a land bridge to encroach on israel and the fourth one is we have the oil fields in eastern syria. we don't want to turn them over to the iranian's. there will be plans on those lines as well. >> chris murphy saying we are sending more troops to syria, troops leaving in 30 days. why don't we stand figure things out. that is probably never, back to the drawing board, welcome to foreign-policy america. there's been a lot made over where the president changed his mind but i kn

we'll have more with general jack keane later this hour.on trade talks, looking for china to open their markets, not only to financial services which they're now doing, but also to our manufacturing, farmers and other u.s. businesses and industries. without this a deal would be unacceptable. we just got the latest read on mortgage rates, being thursday at 10:00 eastern time. liz: 4.46. last week, 4.5. last year, 4 .42. you remember people saying 5% mortgage rates this year? now the housing market is saying this is the bottom. housing market is not doing so great. pending sales going down. when inventory is smaller, down goes the market and down go the rates. they're saying dead flat. stuart: back to howard schultz. listen to what he had to say about his possible 2020 presidential bid. roll tape. >> there is, it's a very strong possibility that more lifelong republicans who will have no place to go if there is a left-leaning liberal progressive democrat, they will vote for donald trump. it is very possible if they had a better choice, someon

:é,’,1: iff , t, 5, iii: § here's our africa editor fergal keane. mourning and defiant.ose capacity to impose a blanket of fear is being challenged as never before. here, a police car is overturned. a symbol of a state accused of brutal torture and killings. translation: he was returning from prayers at the mosque nearby. as he approached the house, a policeman rushed at him. he resisted, but the policeman shot him through the door. the worst of the violence was here in the khartoum neighbourhood of buri. here, sharing vinegar — used to try and deal with the after—effects of tear gas. gunfire. shots echoing across the streets. here, one of the savage beatings meted out during house raids. screaming. and this, the tregiemement a young protester was killed. dr abdel hamid, here undergoing emergency treatment. he was allegedly shot after pleading with police to stop firing outside a house where he was treating the wounded. he started explaining that he's a medical doctor but the response he got was simply, "you are a medical doctor. well, we are looking for you." omar al—ba

joining us tonight, retired four-star strategic analyst, general jack keane.d to have you with us. >> it is for some of us have been covering this for long time, it has been almost 18 long years of warfare in afghanistan. your thoughts about the prospect of peace in the architecture of a framework to negotiate such an end? >> there clearly has been some progress, lou. what is different, there is some momentum. why is that? well, first of all, they caliban in the last two or three years have been a whole and after the u.s. pulled all of his forces out except those who are doing train and assist missions. literally they tried to take over some provinces and put real pressure on this government. they were not able to do that and sustain that effort. they were able to take back that territory but nothing consequence will. the war is stalemated, they know that. second thing, this is key, pakistan believe it is no longer in their interest to support the status quo, where they were supporting the taliban and also the united states. we talked about that many times on

joining me with more, general jack keane.e's the chairman of the institute for the study of war, a fox news senior strategic analyst. this is quite unusual to have this war of words happening. benjamin netanyahu speaking earlier today saying we don't allow acts of aggression to go unanswered as iran attempts to establish themselves militarily in syria. and in space of iran i statements that they intend to destroy us. whoever attempts that will bear the full responsibility. unusual but not unexpected in this changing situation. >> no, it's not. the iranians, every year they talk about the same thing. and that is dominating and controlling the middle east. to accomplish they, they have two objectives. one is to drive the united states out of middle east, which would facilitate their control and the second is destroy the state of israel. every your they talk about the same thing, this is in their execution now. ever since the syrian civil war has been ongoing and the iranians have been all in propping up the assad regime, they h

america has some catching up to do when it comes to the geopolitical enemies, right, general jack keane? >> yes. what has happened here dana 9/11 or 17, 18 years and the secret administration for the last five years have really eroded capabilities of the united states, meanwhile russia and china advancing capabilities dramatically and particularly laurel range offensive missiles they currently have. crews, missiles and other kind of missiles and secondly hypersonic missiles as we are, but they are ahead of us in doing that. the missile defense has atrophy in terms of us being able to protect ourselves against these technological advances. two things, to major decisions today plan to increase interceptors and 6240 to protect the united states largely against a rogue state like north korea and also for interceptors in california, but, comprehensive layer may defense system on space technology to defend against russia and china, not just against continental united states. but here's the problem comeau war in russia today, russia can brings strike bombers to the run border and launch cruise

joining me now, general jack keane. good to see you tonight. interesting comparisons there.ou make of this? >> i think he wanted to draw the contrast of what he suggested, obama's vision and timidity dealing with the middle east had some serious, dire consequences that lead to regional instability. for example, pulling out of iraq prematurely got us isis. not assisting the new libya regime that opposed qaddafi with military training. got us a failed state, not resisting the opposition forces in syria, led to one of the great human catastrophes post-world war ii. what his position is in the united states for the middle east now, and force for good, promoting stability, asperity. i've got to tell you. this trip was planned out weeks ago. the point was to make sure that the allies in the region are pushing back on the iranians and that also we are organized to deal with radical islamic ideology, which its origin is political and religious. the nature of this trip changed after president trump made his withdrawal decision in syria. one word has replaced the tour, and that's reas

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david, is this a break in that long-running stalemate that jack keane was talking about?to be. that secretary of state pompeo pointed out in july, the taliban is eventually going to realize they are not going to out fight us and they are not going to outlast us. we are in this for the long haul, the taliban now seems to be acknowledging that and encouraging. >> kennedy: how much longer it's going to be customer gives already been a long haul. >> melissa: absolutely. the obvious question is, can we trust anything about the taliban agrees to? i'm sure the other side would say the same thing. i don't know but i would defer to jack keane and i would ask mary. >> marie: i think this is a promising sign. we have to remove her the reason we went to afghanistan. it wasn't to create a flourishing democracy were to build women's schools or roads. those are all important things that tied into the mission. the mission was to prevent al qaeda or affiliate groups from attacking the u.s. basically got rid of al qaeda in afghanistan. we have intelligence resources that can be put -- cont

fox news senior strategic analyst at general jack keane.ou with us. >> good to see you. >> shannon: that's an interesting word for him to use. come to a glorious end. we know we have ambassador bolton and the chiefs as far as there is the negotiation as far as i was leaving syria. >> i think what's happened obviously as you look at the withdrawal plans, the president has authorized some conditions to be established. the first one is truly finish isis, the second one is protect the syrian kurds and a lot of the discussions that will take place tomorrow between national security advisor bolton, and the general be on that issue for sure. the third one is, don't let the iranians build a land bridge in syria that will encroach on israel, and the fourth one is we now control the oil fields in eastern syria. we don't want to turn those over to the iranians or the assad regime. plans along those lines as well. >> shannon: i want to read a tweet from democrat senator chris murphy saying this "we are sending more troops to syria, surprise. troops liv

bringing in now general jack keane, fox news senior strategic analyst and retired four-star general.g here. when kim jong un talks about what his goal in negotiations are, what is that? >> that's interesting, and i'm delighted you are asking that. here's what he wants -- he wants all u.s. troops out of south korea. he wants major sanction relief. sub some indication of that at the summit. he wants nuclear weapons that the united states has in the region removed from the region, and he also wants the armistice to end. in other words, the north korea's south korean war to end and a peace treaty to be signed. that's kind of what he is interested in. i think the immediate goal he has, harris, is sanction relief. of course, that is the pattern that our previous presidents all were involved in with him. or his grandfather, or his father. and that was, "we promise to denuclearize, but you have to remove the sanctions." and that has happened every time. >> harris: i know that we have spoken before, and others have told me, too, that it's a good thing to keep the communication lines going. wh

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