can't we make kobe a forward maybe? >> yeah, why not (laughter) >> charlie: kobe's small.d we'll put me as the power forward and then shaq. >> charlie: put the big guy in the middle. you could win some games. >> and you're coach. >> charlie: there we go. we got it! who would you choose as a coach? >> you're going to be a general manager. >> charlie: exactly. the coach, we're going to pick -- >> charlie: i want to be the dannyçó ferry. we growth went to duke. this could work. >> the coach -- i mean, with that team, we could have anyone. >> charlie: maybe we don't need a coach. yes, we do. tell me why we need a coach. >> because i feel like the coach sets the players up to go out and execute the game plan. you have to have a captain of the ship. >> charlie: right. you have to have soldiers, but you have to have the cap tin to make sure those guys are going the right direction. >> charlie: all-time historical team. we clearly want magic. >> my all-time historical team is -- see, i'm going to change spots again because i feel like these players can play any position. magic joh

a guard found -- hanging inside the -- center for developmental biology in kobe. the 52-year-old was the deputy director of the institute. -- apologized in april. he oversaw the compilation of papers by a -- scientist --. their work suggested a phenomenon known as -- existed. they said the method could reprogram mature animal cells into embryonic like stem cells and that those cells could be turned into any type of tissue. but scientists elsewhere began to raise questions about the findings. and investigators said they found fabrication and falsification in the study. they criticized -- for not probably super angeles, i'm tavis smiley. tonight a conversation with violin virtuoso itzkah perlman. he's performed with virtually every major orchestra in the world from new york no shanghai. and a 16-time grammy winner, including a life time achievement award. we are honored to have a conversation tonight with itzkah perlman coming up right now. ♪

colby because he has every move people get mad because they say there is better le bron's better or kobe is absolutely amazing best all around team mate yeah i mean really yeah and that's going to head a shame baddie and going to derek fisher which is a hard thing to do was special about yummy yummy was superstar one of the biggest superstars ever in the n.b.a. probably the biggest and the most humble is guy i've ever met like this so down to earth never seen a security guy. after his little truck now escalate i don't even know the name of the truck that he had had the tons of money that everything the team did a great hero in track this heroin china he's an amazing guy funniest teammate funniest teammate. probably would be the ma was pretty funny imo were low on mia he was a clown dance a lot biggest trash talker on the court paul paris is the latest still still to this day he's the last one he's on the wizards and on yeah he still be talking trash right now at everything about the game of basketball very thing about the game of basketball. is probably the ball the ball the ball best co

different views on this you know you know if you don't like privacy invaded no definitely not will kobe be coby coach is going to be amazing what so i like him a great deal he's really amazing what's he like as a teammate what's he like as a person i spoke to cody and he said he's going to carry the team and i just can't wait to see him play i can't wait to see how we going to carry the team he's going to carry the team and i believe him. i believe him but he's got a he doesn't have much of what he doesn't meaning he never needed anybody. called his like he could do everything himself the same as before but don't you want to win his lunch oh absolutely i want to win just as much as you want to and you can't shoot like him i can see he's pretty he's pretty amazing. so the lakers can come back you think i think the legacy because they got boozer he got a nice pick they are colby yeah len i like jeremy lin a lot i do too you know they're not going to have but i like them he said i think it's a good point that i really don't point to god when we come back metta world peace the advocate righ

that doesn't make them kobe bryant. but most at the pentagon have been warning about them for some time. that's why it's indicated more needs to be done to deal with isis. >> this has an apocalyptic end of days strategic vision which will ee scentually have to be defeated. to your question can they be defeated without addressing that part of the organization which resides in syria, the answer is no. >> an assessment bolstered by the president's own defense secretary. >> isil is as sophisticate and well funded as any group we've ever seen. they're beyond a terrorist group. this is beyond anything we've seen. so we must prepare for everything. >> today isis issued a not so veiled threat, this time via twitter. quote, we will deliver the next message with a new merch victim as a courier mail. the foley family meanwhile decided to release the last e-mail sent to them by their son's isis captors. quote, you and your citizens will pay the price of your bombings, the first of which being the blood of the american citizen james

. >> she up there with lebron and kobe and you know right now she like the hottest thing around. >> mo'ne the golden girl is a little league world series is taken the country by storm. why her big brother is taking some of the credit. >>> and a car barrels into cobbs creek. the driver stuck inside. the moment three witnesses turned in to lifesavers. >> first though news breaking oversees american journalist possibly be headed in iraq. a horrific development in the case of american journalist james foley who disappeared in syria nearly two years ago. a team of media specialists within the u.s. intelligence community is right now analyzing a video that reports to show foley'ing execution by the terror group as the islamic state or isis 40 year old was snatched in syria in november of 2012 and he has not been seen since. the video comes a mid a campaign of u.s. air strikes against the islamic state in iraq and forces are telling fox news that isis has kidnapped other american journalists. stay with fox 29 and myfoxphilly.com as that news continues to come in. >> meanwhile happening now, a lo

think it is accurate that, you know, as if a jayvee team puts on laker uniforms that doesn't make them kobe bryant. what part of this is the president missing, mr. vice president? >> well, i keep wrestling with this question, sean, of whether it's naive or lack of experience or because that's the way he wants things to work. i've just about reached the point or i've concluded that what he is discovering fairly late in his administration is that his basic world view is fundamentally flawed, that the world is a mean, nasty place on occasion that you need a very strong america, you need superior american military forces to deal with it. and i think every single day that goes by he's finding that there's a bigger and bigger gulf between his hoped for view of the world and reality. he's not up to speed and does not want to believe all that's going on out there. but every day we find new evidence that he'd rather be on the golf course than he'd be dealing with a crisis that's developing rapidly in the middle east. >> what was your reaction today when the president minutes after giving that statem

they called it kobe bryant, jv team with kobe bryant uniforms on, not the real deal. this is the real deal. the only way with a threat like this is to crush it, defeat it and confront it. the president has not done that yet. >> house intelligence committee chairman mike rogers, he said america just got a glimpse of exactly who they are, andrea, isis? >> this should not be the first glimpse. last week, right after the president took credit for stopping the genocide of yazidi men, women and children, they killed 90 yazidi men and took women and children hostage. this is not the b-team. this is not in any way some kind of jv terror organization been storming cities in baghdad. the only proper response i think, sandra, is for the president and about 45 minutes, to approach that podium and admit, not just that he was wrong, but we're going in there and flatten them. last night we should have taken out 10,000 isis fighters, warned them, last night, not today, if you kill that other journalist, we will be back and wipe out 10,000 more. we'll continue to decimate you with agg

. >> that will be interesting and playing long side kobe bryant will be interesting to see who gets the >> not playing around withdrew here for mike. you said our hazing techniques you said our hazing techniques are ineffective? >> you need something new to haze me with rather than coffee. >> you need to see the sox. >> we will see them next half hour. >> we have a warmer day on the way with live doppler 7 hd very quiet with clouds along the coast and in the locations are generally clear and not fining any moisture out there on the radar scan. we will look at current temperatures, very typical for the morning we have upper 50's to mid-60's and 60 in san francisco and 69 in san mateo and 62 in mountain view and 64 in oakland and secretary concord. you can see the bay bridge, low lying clouds. the clouds hang around, around the coast. the forecast features, the coastal clouds are with us along the coast and. wary afternoon temperatures and seasonal pattern into the, woo end. radar and satellite show an area of low pressure to the south of los angeles pushing east bringing us a wind off th

january when he said to the "new yorker," if a jv team puts on lakers uniforms, that doesn't make them kobe bryant. they're not the jv anymore. >> we do remain concerned about the military proficiency that's been demonstrated by isil. >> reporter: for now members of congress are showing support for the air strikes. house speaker john boehner stayed in a said in a statement "i am dismayed by the ongoing absence of a strategy for countering the grave threat isis poses to the region. vital national interests are at stake, yet the white house has remained disengaged." mr. o''s main hopes for his legacy, to get out and stay out of iraq. >> i want to make sure when i turn the keys over to the next president that they have the ability, that he or she has the capacity to make some decisions with a relatively clean slate. >> reporter: white house officials insist the president will stay not top of this crisis during his family vacation in martha's vineyard. key members of the president's national security team will also be making the trip. jim acosta, cnn, the white house. >> for a little background

back in january when he said to the new yorker if a jv puts on lakers uniforms that didn't make them kobehey're not the jv 234i78. >> do remain concerned by the military displayed by isil. >> reporter: john boehner society i am dismayed by the ongoing absence of a strategy for countering the grave threat isis poses to the region. >> i want to make sure when i turn the keys over to the next president, that they have the ability, that he or she has the capability to make some decisions with a relatively clean slate. >> and white house officials insist the president will stay on top of this crisis during his family vacation in martha's vineyards key members will be making the trip. >> jim acosta, we'll be talking about that trip throughout the show. >>> we have brand-new video of u.s. air strikes in iraq. the next round. >> yeah, we also want to till about the video we have. we want to show it coming up. the new night vision video, the supply drop to hundreds trapped in the mountains there. we'll have it after the break. n. totally delectabowl. real silky smooth or creamy broths. everything

kobe is to have a lot there. >> chicago bulls open the game preseason against the team that knocked him of the playoffs. it will host the was it october 6th. there will host the hornets and the 19th. brown james and the cavaliers at the university of ohio. regular-season schedule has not yet been released. scoreless in the second until jacobs of the solo blast. >> throws the ball back. it turns out he pulled a switch. the one he threw that. as for the game in chicago cubs on to lose. game in chicago cubs on to lose. >>a1 im the setting sun produce some of the most beautiful photos of cumulonimbus clouds i think i've seen in a long time. it's of great ones. looking east from sugar grove last night. the big towering under was one of the storms that swept across the area with gusty wind. this beautiful faldo. it was part of a collection. she's been expressing her sadness of a passing of robin williams who was one of her heroes. checkup this eye-catching storm panorama. to move into the maker of the area. a full view of a thunderstorm with a range shaft. that is in the northwest suburbs. he

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he was found hanging near the niken center for development alibi ol in kobe where he was deputy director. sasai apologized in april for the doubt raised on research on so-called stap cells initially hailed as revolutionary. he oversaw the compilation of papers by a riken scientist haruko obokata. their work suggested the existence of a phenomenon known as stimulus-triggered acquisition of pluripotency. they said the method could reprogram mature animal cells into embryonic-like stem cells and that those cells could be turned into any type of tissue. but scientists elsewhere began to raise questions about the findings. and riken investigators said they found fabrication and falsification in the study. they criticized sasai for not properly supervising his team's work. sasai said he was deeply ashamed he was not able to spot the problems, but he insisted that the existence of stap cells should be considered a rational hypothesis worth verifying. associates say he wrote three letters before he died. one of them is addressed to obokata. sasai was 52 years old. >>> a riken spokesperson says w

. ♪ my kobe host and digital producer waj is bringing live feedback.s far as this stuff unfolds on line? >> you mentioned a fast and mad on twikker. ha ferguson story out and near realti realtime. here is the hash tag, ferguson, online community global community talking about the press conference right now and someone from the press conference, catherine johnson, is now trending. check out my page. it happened that quick. speaking about the trending hash tag, this started a global solidarity movement. we have the hash tag, don't shoot. young boy holding a don't shoot sign. another one, if they gun me down, what picture would they use? a picture on the right. a gentlemen said they would left. >> that's been retweeted .21 >>. >> and the woman who started it on the show. >> yeah. >> how did we get here? what has led to the racial tensions in ferguson? we are glad though have tashara jones. she is the treasurer for the city of st. louis and one of the people who started the hash tag don't shoot: it is considered one of the leading public publications and c

. >> i guess she um it with lebron and kobe and you know right now she like the hottest thing around. but, um, like i said again i'm real, real excited for her. i'm not sure she know about the sports illustration. i haven't talked to her but i'm happy for her. >> she knows. she knows by now. mo'ne is expecting to take the mound in tomorrow's big game she struck out eight kids in her appearance on friday for a shut out. and the dragons are getting ready to take on las vegas tomorrow night in the little league world series. fox 29's karen hepp is here with some kids who just got to meet her and cheer on the whole team in williamsport. very cool. >> reporter: it is so cool. you ever had a kid that played baseball. this taney is the stuff of dreams. another team in the very sim division just a couple of years younger won their state championship for their age group. you better believe they're cheering with taney for all their might and thinking to themselves what if? what do these aston middletown kids love about baseball. >> team work. everything. >> they grab their hats and their gloves

. >> reporter: the president said if a jay vie team puts on lakers uniforms that doesn't make them kobe bryant. they're not the jv anymore." >> we do remain concerned about the military proficiency that's been demonstrated by isil. >> reporter: right now members of congress are showing support for the air strikes. house speaker john boehner said, "i am dismayed by the ongoing absence of a strategy for countering the great threat isis poses to the region. vital national interests are at stake, yet the white house has remained disengaged." isis has threatened mr. obama's main hopes for his legacy, to get out and stay out of iraq. >> i want to make sure that when i turn the keys over to the next president that they have the ability, that he or she has the capacity to make some decisions with a relatively clean slate. >> reporter: white house officials insist the president will stay on top of this crisis during hi family vacation in martha's vineyard. key members of the president's national security team will also be making the trip. jim acosta, cnn, the white house. >>> people who live alo

joining us onset is dan miller, the kobe founder of fund rise. >> that's one of the companies to be funding real estate projects and one of his investors, michael lubins on skype from washington, d.c. thank you for being here. dan, i love the concept of giving everyone an opportunity to invest in real estate. if somebody is investing 50 or $100, how does that translate into something of real value? >> sure. it's all built on lines. go to the website and transact directly. when someone is investing at the $100 level, it's about engagement and people not only making return but part of something that's happening around them. we have investors as high a 50 or 100,000. there is real scale value. >> why did you invest? >> well, i had originally saw it as a way of being involved with a restaurant from a chef that i really like. as i lend more about it, it was really a way to be invested in my community where i live. >> so, by being invested, you are supporting the community. are you expecting to make money off of this. >> yes. >> or does it not really matter. >> for me, it's not really about makin

secretary and you are not sure you agreement the president said they were the jv team pretending to be kobe are they a serious threat or a jv team. if they are a serious threat our own intelligence didn't pick up until we saw the beheadings and tens of thousands of christians and yazidis moved to the mountains in curdis stan. >> it is important to talk about isis and not using sports metaphors, they are a threat. look, they are a threat directly. if they want to recruit people and make a splash. they might smuggle the explosive in the united states. they are destabilizing jordan and right next to the state of israel. we have a significant problem. but the reason we need to be careful how we talk about. if we think they are the nazis Áre us to spend trillions was dollars and risk tens of thousands of young men and women. we'll find ourselves in a world of like afghanistan and iraq and a lot of money spent and a lot of young men and women dead because we misunderstood the threat. with isis go after them the way we are right now. look, when they put six trucks in open desert in syria and iraq

the most attractive city for doing business in the entire country one of the state's main economic kobes around the center of the nation's mining industry and just two years ago you probably remember tens of thousands of football fans from all across europe but it was a host city for the euro twenty twelve football championships but how things are changed even getting out of the area is now highly dangerous just look at this dash cam video shows a rocket presume to been fired from a missile launcher hitting a highway fortunately the driver there had a very lucky escape most of the people trying to get away from the violence are fleeing to russia where for national travel to one of the border crossings. in each of these cars individuals tori's of endor uncertainty and loss. these ukrainians are fleeing their homes for russia after months of conflict has left well over one thousand civilians dead and reduced whole cities to rubble the people in these cars have already spent six or seven hours sitting in line waiting to cross the border which is steal a kilometer away but they say they are

team puts on lakers uniforms that doesn't make them kobe bryant now do you think president obama underestimated the power of i said no not at all i talked to some iraqi friends. isis is is a loosely knit group they've got some support there they are extorting money they are stealing money they game some momentum but that momentum has come as a result of some press coverage probably here in the u.s. i think we're not giving enough credit to what the tribes are doing the sunni tribes and we've got to remember this relationship right now between a sunni tribes and isis is one that maliki has pushed the sunni tribes into a corner where they had to make a deal with the devil when there are some states created and where there are some political maybe acknowledgement of some sunni concerns this will push isis away from those tribes couple that with the airstrikes that's the sort of things we want to watch at this point in time and i think the president has a right these guys they were just the they they were around they saw an opportunity they attracted other people who wanted to fight some foreign fi

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the best years of kobe's career. >> reporter: been a busy year.>> the king returns, baby. >> reporter: he's choosing an hd-tv show and made an appearance in a judd apatow comedy. let's hope he doesn't get carried away with an exercise video or a low-carb cookbook. for abc news, nick watt, los angeles. >>> past his prime at 29. >>> "pop news" and weather coming up. we have the "morning menu." >> what's ahead on the "morning menu" in "pop news," johnny depp is rocking out and this is no role. what has him collaborating with music's biggest names. >>> plus the new images of new mom olivia wilde generating buzz. it's her stance on breast-feeding and our big "gma" live event turning back the clock on this retired army guy. all coming up live on "gma" in times square and we have emma. [ cheers and applause ] >>> "gma's morning menu" is brought to you by nexium. new nexium 24 hour, now available without a prescription. ♪ i found a happy place ♪ it's written on my face ♪ we're singin', we're singin' ♪ i found a happy place ♪ a rather happy place ♪ i'm sin

sometimes, and i i think it is accurate, is if a jv team puts oners uniform that doesn't make them kobe bryant. >> this is beyond anything that we have seen. we must prepare for everything. the only way you do that is take a cold steelly hard look at it and get ready. >> to date we he have not seen them focus on that type of planning but that doesn't mean we are not going to be very mindful that they could quickly aim to pivot to attacks against western targets outside of the region. they show the intent or they show plotting against the united states. we'll be prepared to deal with that if necessary. >> general martin dempsey warned this week isis cannot be stopped without targeting them in syria. back to you guys. >> jennifer griffin for us this morning. how did the administration get this so wrong? how did just a few short month ago did the president liken them to a group that was junior varsity? then you have the flip to this. imminent threat to every interest we have. this is beyond anything we have ever seen before. >> on the golf course in the meantime. but the pentagon press sec

. >> you put lakers uniforms on them, it doesn't make them kobe bryant.a point early on in the shift from syria to iraq. they underestimated them, most critics would say. the americans did. we'll hear more about that throughout the morning. let's talk about the investigation into the execution of james foley now. scotland yard, british officials, they are trying to identify the executioner. his distinctly british accent of the beheading may have left behind more clues than he intended. we are live in london with the investigation, not just for the purposes of intelligence and to bring justice, they want to find this person because this video is being used for recruitment and radicalization. >> reporter: exactly. one analyst i spoke to specially chose a british jihad voice to maximize the threat against westerners, but a major recruitment tool. the videos that come out are the way they reach out to muslim youth to convince them to join the fight to establish this. this is a reason investigators are desperate to find out who this man is. they have a data ba

just because they put on a lakers uniform doesn't make them kobe bryant.e talked about a common effort needed to extract the cancer. we are talking about the rise of the militant group. on messaging, how is the president doing and is this a different tone? are we going in a right direction? >> no, it is very poor. let's face. it whether we like it or not isis is at war with us. and given the fact that we have done 90 air strikes we are at war with isis. it may not play like the invasion of iraq. but people are being killed as we have seen sadly with mr. foley's death. isis is building a state- like instruct and you are once they consolidated that going after us. and the president and the american people have to understand that frankly and sadly. we are in this for the long- term, molly. >> we have seen air strikes and that's one of the reasons that this group put out the beheading video. are they saying we are bringing it to you, now. is that the message they are send nothing the propaganda film? >> there is no question about it. recall in afghanistan, the

sometimes and i think is accurate is if a jv team puts on lakers uniforms, that doesn't make them kobe bryant. the white house yesterday from martha's vineyard suggested the u.s. is prepared. >> to date, we have not seen them focus on that type of planning but that doesn't mean we are not going to be very mindful that they could quickly aim to pivot to attacks against western targets outside of the region. they show the intent or they show plodding against the united states, we'll be prepared to deal with that as necessary. >> meanwhile, another all qaeda linked group in syria, arrival to isis, has released a new kidnapping video showing lebanese soldiers who they threaten to kill in iranian backed hezbollah fighters don't stop helping bashar al assad. >> with all this information, this new intelligence, what is the white house planning to do about isis? >> pentagon officials tell me in the wake of the full execution, they are actively weighing options for the president that could include air strikes inside syria against isis targets, including the possibility of u.s. special operation

sometimes and i think it's accurate, if a jv team puts on lakers uniforms, that does not make them kobet." the terror groups attacks in both iraq and syria and it's video threats to the u.s., president obama is getting slammed for that comment. however, in typical white house fashion, josh ernest is attem attempting to claim that quote was taken out of context. >> did the president underestimate isis, when he referred to them in an interview a couple months ago, as a jv squad? >> i thought i might get this question today, i wanted to pull the transcript of the interview, it's important to understand the context in which this was delivered. the context was not signaling out isil, he was talking about the different threat that was posed by a range of extremists around the globe. >> sorry, mr. ernest, that is the demonstrably not true. president obama was answering a question about an al qaeda flag flying in iffallujah, which was the isis flag. here with reaction, mark stein is with us, mark, good to see y you. >> good to see you, sean. >> you look at isis, isil. >> what's happening, isis

. >> that's what kobe taught us. >> it is wrong but what do you think? >> i think it is hilarious. is wrong, but look back in history. kings and courts had mistresses and the queen knew it. it is just making light of something that exist and a reality. >> wow, didn't expect that answer. >> i think it is disgusting. >> i think roses are red and violets are blue. and next time we hook up your wife will sue. >> and wait until they met up in the divorce court. >> the guy will forget and she will go through his bag and find. it roses are what? >> i leave bananas in my bag, you are right. >> there is a card for every occasion now. >> it is true. even in a disgusting a adultery. >> you can't find your correct the category. >> who would be seen shopping on this category. >> better hide your face. thank you for joining us and catch kennedy and i will be on the fox business network as well. i am hosting 9 to 11:00 a.m. and opening bell. and we'll stay here for outnumbered on the web. and click the overtime tab and then more minutes of this. and "happening now" starts right now! >>> three dev

around here sometimes, i think this is accurate, if a jv team puts on lakers uniforms doesn't make them kobe bryant. in light of this major about face, the president's top foreign policy advisor today unwilling to answer whether or not we are now at war with islamic state. ben rhodes, dancing around the question claiming the president was simply responding to a terror threat. but at least one prominent democratic senator is not satisfied with that response. armed services committee member richard blumenthal of connecticut, warning white house in strongly worded statement, saying i opposed open-ended military commitments which president ace actions in iraq could become. the president owes the american people a better, fuller explanation and scope of strategy of military actions. reports that the airstrikes will expand in the coming days on the, the president and his aides promising that u.s. ground troops would not be returning to iraq. fox news chief white house correspondent ed henry at the white house with our report. >> as president obama worked the phones today, reaching out to jordan's

you bring in lebron, jennifer aniston, kobe bryant, the list goes on, katy perry, tom brady, madonna with vita cocoa, how do you get access to celebrities? they are hammered with all kinds of requests? >> i drive around the hollywood hills. they do the tours in the buses, that's the home? liz: knock on the door. >> knock on the door. i've been lucky enough have met a lot of people during my journeys, and every brand i get involved, in the celebrity a lot of the times natural flows to us because they use the product. whether it's 50 who used it back in the day. liz: vitamin water. >> i have 50 drinking vitamin water in a reebok add or madonna and manager love vita cocoa or want to be part of the franchise and katy perry with pop chips. there's a ton of celebrities that love buy. the celebrities are no different to you and me. they want better products, healthier products and looking to discover it. liz: buy, antioxidant infusions is the company. good luck to both of you. ben we'll be watching this. >> thank you. liz: your kids are running around, they have the caffeine in the system.

though kobe delta lot of the excesses of cia behavior. someone who was very new to washington community and aser felt really comfortable a cia director. their presidents who used cia intelligence for effectively. actually, richard nixon who was analysis usef cia that analysis on two very important occasions. one to start the arms control process in terms of the salt agreement in 72 and the abm treaty, the anti-ballistic missile treaty in 1972. guaranteeingia i was working -- on salt at that time. he called a sin. he said remember, only politicians can verify an agreement. basically, we are taking on the pentagon which is against arms control and arguing that these agreements could not be verified. in terms of abm and the salt and very important weapons systems, it was the intelligence of the cia and intelligence community in general that was essential to get arms control under way. of course when you think of the most important strategic initiative of any president over the last 40 or 50 years, it was the strategic triangle of richard nix

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here sometimes and i think is accurate is if a jv team and puts on lakers uniforms doesn't make them kobe bryant. >> jen, from your reporting inside the pentagon, do you get the sense that it is the pentagon pushing the white house for a stronger response saying, we need it to go after isis and take the fight into syria? or is it the white house pushing the pentagon along? >> well, i think if you listen to chairman dempsey and secretary hagel on thursday they came out strong. it is very clear it is the pentagon proposing going further. there been a great deal of frustration to my sources that there is no strategy to defeat isis on whole from the white house. these limited strikes in iraq, no one in the pentagon thought they would add up to a strategy to defeat ices is. >> do they feel like they've been playing catch-up? is there an animosity toward the white house? do they think it will take more to knock isiss out since they haven't been able to go after them in the way they wanted to? or is it going to take the same amount of force now as it would have a couple of months ago? >> i think

sometime, and i think is accurate, is, if a jv team puts on lakers uniforms that doesn't make them koberyant. i imagine, rich, he would like to have those words back now but he said them. i guess goes to show the importance of presidential decorum and, you know, sometimes holding back in situations like this. >> yeah, a statement that is not just flatly wrong, it is just juvenile and i think the president has underestimated the threat for a couple of reasons. he really doesn't want to admit that his key assumptions about the world were wrong. he thought that al qaeda basically was a criminal gang hoyled up in the frontier areas of pakistan. you kill their leaders and that is the end. unfortunately that is not true. it is worldwide idealogical movement that has real staying power. he also couldn't admit to himself that his policy of passivity and retreat in syria and iraq had created predicate for this catastrophe. jon: so why this sudden turn around, ab? why is the defense secretary saying that this is an imminent threat to the united states? >> well, what you heard from our top two mil

the an ally we use around here is if a jayvee team puts on lakers uniform, that doesn't make them kobe bryant. >> the world is less violent than it has ever been. >> just last month the spokesman said america has made the world a more tranquil place. >> i tlink have been a number of situations where they have substantially improved the tranquility of the global community. >> is the administration behind on global threats? karl rove thinks so. >> the administration has been behind the eight ball since the beginning of this thing. that's because this president does not have a strategic view of what america's interests very are or a view strategically of what america ought to do in order to aid its allies and friends and confront its enemies. >> bob, i want to start with you. would the left having are given president obama a hard time if he had done air strikes in sear dwra or kept troops in iraq longer without a date certain? would the left have really have been that bothered? i don't think so. i'll tell you why. for one, in light of this horrible, horrible refugee problem, you know, we

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