all right joining us now florida congressman greg steube and general keith kellogg.e in hezbollah, idf took out the hamas guy in downtown tehran or where ever. i don't know. i know -- everyone said they will come and we'll read a list of targets that iran as published. you have idf factor that is a trump factor. they say, we got your cell phone we know your home address, if you act up we'll take you out, that is pretty good deterrent. what do you think keith kellogg, iran must know this. is that aim to nothing? >> thank you larry. on such a slow news day. deterrents based on credibility. and capability and will, what israeli has shown to the world is they have credibility, because they have political will, that capacity capability to attack targets deep like in yemen with houthis and barrage over a month ago, they went after targets in iran. u.s. u.s. israel needing to make clear. if you strike and kill israelis, the supreme leader is on our target list, you tell the leader of hezbollah we are you are on our target list. and we'll come. and they built in a little bit

lieutenant general keith kellogg joining me now.till think we should go on offense against iran and hit them? >> hi, stuart, thanks for having me. well, the first thing we ought to do is diplomatically go on offense. and having an unname advisor in the "wall street journal" say don't do this means nothing to our adversaries. it doesn't send a message. when you look at preventing a war, you have to have deterrence. the deterrence is based on credible, and the two underpinnings of credibility are capability, which we do have in the middle east with the carrier battle group, or -- group the tr, and also the am amphibious ready group, but we have seen no political will to to get solve so involved in in this in a hard way. the israelis have going against the houthis, against hezbollah, against hamas. it's been nine days since that attack in iran which killed the leader of hamas, and even the new president of iran, i'm sorry, has a said to the supreme leader, don't do this. so you don't know where they're going to go, and i think they're

we will talk to lieutenant general keith kellogg ahead.s. >> i think we are ours, may be days, weeks away from lebanese hezbollah entering this fight. >> aishah: hezbollah stepping up the attack launching 30 rockets over the border. alex hogan is live in tel aviv. the idf on high alert. >> that's right. and now u.s. military assets more than ever headed to the east as here in israel as a country is bracing for what kind of iranian attack could take place peer plus we have changes tonight on the potential cease-fire negotiations peered we will have all of that and all of the latest updates tonight live from tel aviv coming up after the break. with the freestyle libre 3 system know your glucose levels. no fingersticks needed. all with the world's smallest and thinnest sensor. manage your diabetes with more confidence and lower your a1c. try it for free at freestylelibre.us call leaffilter today. and never clean out clogged gutters again. leaffilter's technology keeps debris out of your gutters for good. guaranteed. call 833.leaf.filter today

what do you think, keith kellogg? iran must know this.got hit in lebanon for heavens sakes. does that amount to nothing? >> yeah, larry, thanks for having me on such a slow news day. here is what deterrence is about. underlying capability is will. israel shown to the iranians, hezbollah, and the entire world they have credibility because they have the political will and capacity and capability to attack targets deep. look what they did in yemen with the houthis. look at what they did with targets in iran. israel needs to make very, very clear to the world and to the iranians, if you strike and you kill israelis the supreme leader is on our target list. you tell hassan nasrallah, who is the leader of hezbollah you're on our target list, and you remind the iranians we will come after your nuclear facility ies places like that and we're going to come. they built in a little bit of credibility in the sense of die turns. now the iranians know they can respond to that that is what they need to tell them. the final thought on that. the united st

we are here with her friend general keith kellogg is a national security adviser in the trump administrational kellogg warned your potentially war in the pacific war in the middle east. no longer do they have the monroe doctrine and our enemies on our shores in cuba, central america, south america. their fleets are on our west coast, our east coast. their jets are flying. let me ask you something is this the time for great country like this when the clouds of war are building and building and building and the enemy is heading stronger and stronger for the enormous resources in the military? this is the time to have kamala harris as commander-in-chief with absolutely zero knowledge or experience when it comes to defense and national security and geopolitics? there's a time as if i sprint a man but the time came to actually deploy he turned in a brand. this is the time for this duo to be leading this nation when it comes to national security and foreign-policy? >> absolutely not. mark thanks for having me on today. that's a great question. this is a team you're seeing right now with harris and

john. >> john: let's bring in tired lieutenant general keith kel kellogg.nt trump and mike pence. this ideal that israel says through benjamin netanyahu that they will accept the latest bridging proposal but hamas yesterday rejected it because it says there is no way that hamas would agree to allow israeli forces to be on the southern tip of gaza. israel wants them there to prevent the flow of weapons back into gaza so that hamas could rearm. do you think this is going anywhere? >> thank you for having me. no. i really don't and here's why. you look at the last ten months and what has happened. there's a lot more to this cease-fire than meets the eye. just the hostilities and the hostages. they still have five americans hostage and we don't know if they are still alive because we have had no proof of life and you look at the reconstruction of all of the damage that was done there. what will happen with the leadership and the government of gaza as well? they will have to be ironed out and discussed. i don't see anything in the near term. here's what i think

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stuart: retired lieutenant general keith kellogg joins me now.ve give up two very high profile prisoners. what do you think they're getting in exchange? >> yeah, stuart, thanks for having me today. look, we don't know yet, but they're going to get something out of it. putin's a pretty hard bargainer. nurse, it's great to -- first, let me say it's great to get any american home out of captivity. in the grant scheme -- grand scheme of things, i don't think it's going to the affect a lot because those things generally don't. it's not like it's so high profile that who we give up is so important. he'll maybe get some arms dealers or something like that. we have to wait and see, we just don't know. the fact that we're getting americans home, whalen and gershkovich, i think it's great. stuart: yes, indeed, sir. indeed. iran's ayatollah has reportedly ordered a direct attack on israel after the attacks saws -- assassination of a hamas official. what is the united states' role? >> that's a great question. we should have a role, a very, very important rol

>speak a let's bring in lieutenant general keith kellogg. former national security advisor. i thought this was interesting. i want to get your interpretation. competing headlines and wonders publication. the times of israel. one headline says iran set to dismiss recalls even if it sparks work. the competing headline. iran claims it does not want to escalate regional tensions but must punish israel. which one is it? >> john and sandor thank you for having me. what israel may have done is israel may have set a level of deterrence that we have not seen for a long time. here's what i mean by that. let me clear the dots. what they did recently by going downtown and killing the leader of hamas was amazing. then they killed the number two guy in hezbollah. then they went down two weeks ago after losing one israeli they went down and destroyed all of those infrastructures down in yemen. recently the iranians attack prevented major damage. they went back and attacked. the israelis took out all the air defense site which is one of the top nuclear sites. it is shown that israel can rea

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his article is not the only one, and yet it is much better than the plan proposed by general keith kellogge starting point of which is a cease-fire on the current front lines, plus a us promise that ukraine will never join... nato, without a doubt, is a much weaker position, so i think pompeo's starting point is much better, but it's only a discussion, trump can win on election, or maybe not, but it's good to see that in trump's world some are still advocating for, shall we say , a reaganite road map. of course, sanctions are not enough. the key story is forcing russia to sit down at the transition table and change certain parameters. which they constantly escalate, that is, all their negotiations are reduced to their ultimatums, and this means that they are not ready, and they hope that during this winter they will cause our people simply unspeakable pain and suffering, and after that, of course, they hope that ukraine will become more lenient, different signals are received when many politicians say that everything depends on the ukrainian people, and when i hear this, i understand that

his... article is not the only one, and yet it is much better than the plan proposed by general keith kelloggrts with a ceasefire on the current front lines, plus the promise: usa that ukraine will never join nato. without a doubt, this is a much weaker position. that's why i think it's appropriate pompeo's point is much better. however, these are just discussions. trump may or may not win the election, but it's good to see that in trump's world some are still advocating for, shall we say, a reaganite road map. of course, sanctions are not enough. the key story is forcing russia to sit down at the table again. and to change some or other parameters that they are constantly aggravating, that is, all their negotiations are reduced to their ultimatums, and this means that they are not ready, and they hope that during this winter they will inflict simply unspeakable harm on our people pain and indescribable suffering, and after that, of course, they hope that ukraine will become more compliant, and different signals are coming, when there are many... then politicians say, well, that everything de

keith kellogg, the starting point of which is a ceasefire on the current front lines, plus a us promiseraine will never join nato. this is undoubtedly a much weaker position, so i think pompeo's starting point is much better. however, these are only discussions. trump may or may not win the election, but it's good to see that in trump's world some are still advocating for, shall we say, a reaganite road map. of course, sanctions are not enough. the key story is forcing russia to sit down behind the change table and change certain parameters that they constantly aggravate. that is, all their negotiations are reduced to their ultimatums, and this means that they are not ready. and they hope that during this winter they will cause our people simply indescribable pain and indescribable suffering, and after that... indeed, they hope that ukraine will become more compliant, and various signals are coming, when many politicians there say, well, what everything depends on the ukrainian people, and when i hear that, i understand what it is to a certain extent, pharisaism and cunning, so this his

his article is not the only one, and yet it is much better than the plan proposed by general keith kelloggparture the point of which is a ceasefire on the current front lines, plus a us promise that ukraine will never join nato. this is undoubtedly a much weaker position, so i think pompeo's starting point is much better. however, these are just discussions. trump may or may not win the election, but it's good to see what's going on in the world for trump, some are still advocating, shall we say, a reaganite road map. sanctions, of course. not enough the key story is to force russia to sit down at the negotiating table and change some or other parameters that they constantly escalate, that is, all their negotiations boil down to their ultimatums, and this means that they are not ready, and they hope that during this winter they will inflict to our people simply indescribable pain and indescribable suffering, and after that, of course, they hope that in... the country will become more tolerant, that is how various signals, when there are many politicians who say, well , that everything depe

people associated with the american 1st policy institute, like going frederick flights and uh keith kellogg. um, but the trump is never getting those to any of those plans. so yes, he says he's going to end this in 24 hours, but it's never any given us, some idea of how exactly that will be accomplished or what exactly that you know, final kind of, uh, anything of the will will look like. yeah. line you, i think it was on friday, the drum had a conversation with the, the, now it legitimate president of ukraine zelinski and the read out from both sides was kind of boiler plate to me was an excellent, perfect tell about all of his, with his drug like sikes to say that they made it sound like there was a lot of agreement, but nothing, nothing, nothing was specified, no details. whereas best, like, for example, endorsing the, the china and proposal or a of an african proposal or reacting to a poor new said repeatedly about how many goes asians. because i know the details were given except they weren't agreement. that's, that's not encouraging. well, they were in agreement to the idea of trump w

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generals that did so poorly in afghanistan, should have all been fired, but this is a real general, keith kelloggth? this is a great group. it's good to see you, keith. he's been with me from before day one. he said that guy should run. we've got to get him to run. they were here before iran. there's quite a few of them. we have the front row, you know that. very importantly we have the most magnificent women. they travel over the country to be with us for rallies, close to a couple of hundred rallies come i don't know what their husbands are doing about this, this is crazy. look how beautiful. they are from north carolina. for a change they don't have to travel. health or are you from here? two hours is nothing. as always you are special special people, great women, they run our country appeared before we begin i want to address the scandal around the revised job numbers that were just announced this morning come a little while ago, just before i came up, i got to see them, and it really isn't a revision, it's a total lie. there has never been any revision like this. they wanted it to come out a

general keith kellogg. general, good to see you, sir. when you heard this controversy, what was your first reaction? >> yeah, liz, thanks for having me. let me set the table real quick for you. i was fortunate in the service to the nation i commanded the army's 82nd airborne division and i had sergeant majors, master sergeants, first sergeants a bunch with me all of the time, and they were the glue of the organization. not officers, because officers came and went every couple of years sort of like christmas help but the nco's were binary, yes, no, up, down, right, wrong. they insured that the discipline was in the organization, so when you went to combat the young men and women and your formations fought well and understood it. so, they were really the glue that held the organization together. i'm not disparaging walz's service. what i am saying is he implied some things that are just not true and that he's gone to combat. that's the implications, and i will tell you very candidly, liz. in the organizations i've commanded either the 82nd

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general keith kellogg was with the former president at that event.thing because i never saw the dust-up. and i was very close to the president and i was close to the families as well. i mean, like from me to you from most of them. the families wanted things to be photographed. and they invited the president there. >> but you didn't see anything? >> i saw nothing. >> meantime a federal appeals court is reviving sarah palin's libel case against the "new york times" sighting errors by lower court judge particularly his decision to dismiss the lawsuit while a jury was deliberating, the libel lawsuit by the vice presidential candidate centered the newspaper's 2017 editorial falsely linking her campaign rhetoric to a mass shooting. the u.s. surgeon general is release an advisory on the mental health and well-being of parents. dr. vivek murthy says when stress is severe or prolonged it can have a prolonged effect on the mental health of parents and caregivers effects the children they raise. the advisory calls for a shift in culture, policies and programs t

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would cause the eu to stop its own funding and for ukraine to see territory to russia, and i saw keith kellogg, the former national security adviser to vice president pence and long time ally to donald trump, is here at the event, and he told me he had talked about his own report with donald trump in which he was proposing a similar way to end the war by having ukraine to come to the negotiating table and see some of the land. i think this is a serious conversation that's going to be taking place here in the weeks ahead. chris. >> vaughn hillyard, thank you for that. you can hear the sound checks continuing. the band just plays, wes moore, the governor of maryland off the stage, coming up in 90 seconds, the woman famously turned off by politics delivers a dnc speech that brought down the house. >> the anticipation, the energy, the exhilaration of once again being on the cusp of a brighter day. america, hope is making a comeback. comeback for people who feel limited by the unpredictability of generalized myasthenia gravis and who are anti-achr antibody positive, season to season, ultomiris is c

bring in general keith kellogg. general, good morning and thank you for joining our coverage here.ot of these world events. and the world events that you are keyed into right now is what happens next in the middle east? ongoing war with hamas, hostages there. no cease-fire. something that kamala harris and joe biden have wanted. it hasn't happened. see what netanyahu's next move is. you have iran that suggests as of two days ago that it doesn't care whether or not its response to israel starts a regional war. how does that sit now, general? >> yeah, bill, to you and gillian thanks for having me today. it's really interesting to watch this. six days ago israel netanyahu took a bold move by attacking deep into iran and killing the leader of hamas haniyeh, dramatic. when you look at the other things they've done to shoot hezbollah's number two and went deep into yemen after the houthis. everything they've done in fighting north, south, east and west. they put iran on their back foot and added basically some deterrents into the region we haven't seen before. deterrence is based on cred

woke generals that did support in afghanistan should of all ben fired but this is real general, keith kellogg good to see you. he's been with me from before day one can write? he said that guy should run. we've got to get him to run. i like those guys. they were here before i ran. quite a few of them, too. with the front row, jealous, you know that. and very importantly we have the most magnificent women first time. you know we have the travel all over the country to be with us for rallies. they are in close to a couple of hundred rallies i don't know what their husbands are doing about this. this is a little crazy. look how beautiful, and, therefore, north carolina. [cheers and applause] and, and for a change they don't have to travel so far, write? how far are you from your? two hours is nothing. pretty big state actually. they give a much. as always yours special, special people. great women. they love our country. the fully begin i want to address the massive scandal around the revised job numbers that were just announced this morning a little while ago just before i came up i got to see

keith kellogg former general commander and 82nd airborne division, who is an advisor to the former president, did so as well. when people listened to the former president, what people took away was stuff like that. asides, not him talking about the actual policy itself. is that a problem? >> the president is going to speak about what's on his mind on that day. but luckily for us, he's out there speaking every single day to crowds of people answering questions, being off the cuff, he's not hiding in a basement, he's not not getting in front of the cameras. if you don't find something on policy that you want to hear from him today, you'll probably hear it tomorrow or the next day on the next day? because he runs that scheduled day-to-day and again, i just go to the point that he's going to speak what's on his mind, and that's the authenticity that we love and we want to see that continue. you don't want to rehearse, president when it comes to somebody that you want to see strong foreign policy, because that means if they're rehearsed, all of those foreign intelligence agencies, they're going t

check on with you later on in the our pre-thank you very much gerry me now lieutenant general keith at kelloggat do you make what we have seen over the last 24 hours? some say it's bracketed some say it's a pushback on what could've happened to. >> thank you for having me. that is a great move. the preemptive strike is very, very important. it they launch hezbollah into his or thousands of missiles they are talking thousands. what would've happened with the loss of lives of israelis and the facilities? it would've pushed the israelis into a doctrine they. its disproportionate response. i think what they did they prevented that next or the third is really lebanese war. that is smart. it's important they did it predicted it quite well with the tax will continue. i have to go back when you think about what has happened here is the united states is not played a major role. de-escalating because president biden is not done a lot and talking to tremont vice president has not done much and she stiffed a trend went when he came here in the joint session of congress when he spoke. you got blinken going