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joining us now from washington, fox news political analyst charles krauthammer. so what i don't understand and what i want you to explain to me, man to man, is why americans aren't angrier about people who exploit racial division. the agitators get away with it and are even rewarded. why don't americans rise up against that? let me just start by saying i was enjoying that previous statement. i really hate to break up the night as they say in congress i would be willing to yield the remainder of my time so you can catch up on that if you want me to give my opinion i will tell you that americans do not like the racial hustlers, they don't like the expresumption of -- exploitation. that doesn't mean americans aren't appalled. here is the central fact of this event. we do not know what happened on that day. we simply don't know. we don't know -- we haven't heard from the officer. we haven't seen witnesses on the stand who can be cross-examined. everybody is jumping to conclusions and he i would include, in that, the governor of the state of missouri. jay nixon who sa

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joining us now from washington, fox news political analyst charles krauthammer. so what i don't understand and what i want you to explain to me, man to man, is why americans aren't angrier about people who exploit racial division. the agitators get away with it and are even rewarded. why don't americans rise up against that? let me just start by saying i was enjoying that previous statement. i really hate to break up the night as they say in congress i would be willing to yield the remainder of my time so you can catch up on that if you want me to give my opinion i will tell you that americans do not like the racial hustlers, they don't like the expresumption of -- exploitation. that doesn't mean americans aren't appalled. here is the central fact of this event. we do not know what happened on that day. we simply don't know. we don't know -- we haven't heard from the officer. we haven't seen witnesses on the stand who can be cross-examined. everybody is jumping to conclusions and he i would include, in that, the governor of the state of missouri. jay nixon who sa

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and charles krauthammer is here right after the break on the possible fallout. and this could get big mpkts plus, chilling new details about an american-born suicide bomber and how he managed to leave a terror training camp and catch a plane right to florida. plus, "the kelly file" confirming a patient infected with ebola, extremely deadly disease, is headed to an american hospital. we will speak with an infectious disease expert trained in outbreaks like this one. >> on ebola i know there have been high-level talks to do something about possibly bringing americans or workers that have been exposed out of there. can you address that a little bit? vital nutrients as you age? [ male announcer ] that's why there's ocuvite to help replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite has a unique formula not found in your multivitamin to help protect your eye health. ocuvite. help protect your eye health. ocuvite. our cheese is going thin in a big way. with our ultra thin slices, the same natural sargento cheese you love, just thinner and just 45 calories a slice. sargento ultra thi

charles krauthammer, always a delight. much. >> a pleasure. >>> most americans are firm in their support of israel but there are some cracks within the jewish community. i'll talk about it with professor alan dershowitz after this. dsl myth #1. it can help your business save money. false. the truth is when you compare our fastest internet to the fastest dsl from the phone company, comcast business gives you more for your money. why pay more for less? call today for a low price on speeds up to 150mbps. and find out more about our two-year price guarantee. comcast business. built for business. >>> now is not the time for the department of defense and the united states or the president and his administration to call israel out on civilian casualties and urge them to do more. now is the time for our administration to speak with one voice alongside the congress an administration to speak with one voice across the congress and condemn hamas. >> said lindsay graham. usually it is israeli public opinion that is divided. this time

idea this war was won and there was, krauthammer says there was infrastructure. look at this, if soldiers are running after we supposedly trained them, the fact is that we never could have had this country won. these people are afraid of the people. and the idea of staying there forever if that is what you're getting down to, stay forever, fine. let obama -- >> obama said we left behind a stable, viable, peaceful, sovereign iraq. >> that came from obama. >> here is the problem. they didn't establish a good agreement. >> iraqis didn't know it. >> no. >> why did he brag about not having troops left if he wanted an agreement. >> it wasn't handled right from the beginning. we had them at the table. >> i'm saying whoever is in the white house, opportunity presents itself to exert diplomacy with force, respected to say we're going to have a forces agreement and make sure we do not leave gaping holes so toerorists can find the path of least resistance we have to examine what we do. so this doesn't keep happening throughout the region. >> malaki refused to sign an agreem

. >> bob, you asked me in the break do we have any sound on tape of charles krauthammer. i actually went and got one for you. i'd like to have you comment on mr. krauthammer. >> the idea of shaming the butchers of tiananmen square or shaming a country that just a week ago buzzed the u.s. airplane at 20 feet, a country that is expanding into the east china sea is the dumbest idea since the russian reset. based on the same assumptions that the russians and chinese and others have idealism when it comes to foreign policy. it's a stupid idea. >> is that a misguided grad student mentality? >> first of all, i was hoping charles would have gone someplace. it's really good to see him show up on "the five" for the 83rd time. i wish we could get into the climate discussion. it will go nowhere. this is clearly a violation of the power of the president. >> there you go. >> that doesn't mean i don't support it. >> but at least you realize -- >> he's going to bypass congress. >> when you get a bonding treaty, you can't possibly do that without -- >> why do it? >> i don't know. >> to ra

jonah goldburg, kirsten powers, and charles krauthammer. jonah, i'll start with you. more military advisers to help with the situation. there's certainly that seems to have been a turning point, the crisis unfolding. >> yes, and we heard ben rhodes earlier talking about sending this aid in in part to protect our people in erbil. i understand why they have to say that so they have legal fiction, but the notion that's our top priority is ridiculous. we could have gotten them out a long time ago if that was the real issue. the obama administration stumbling and late in the game is coming around to actually recognize the true nature of the threat of isis. and it seems to me all this talk about air strikes and protecting the refugees and we just heard john kerry talk about this peace meal reactively, i don't know why you would say never send troops in. why not have that threat out there in term os of our foreign diplomacy. >> kirsten, there have been those warnings that if isis has been operating as a traditional armed force over the last few weeks, it's now reverting to m

joining us now from washington, charles krauthammer.w, i think are a lot of people are living paycheck-to-paycheck and wages are going down. and expenses are going up. and then there's the terror threat. what do you think's the greatest threat in the world? >> i would add to that iran going nuclear. that could be the greatest threat of all. and we have an administration that have just paid iran $11.8 billion to engage in six months of negotiations that ended with nothing. and now we're paying them $2.8 billion to give us another four months of useless negotiations. >> right. >> and even if we end up with an agreement, i guarantee you it's going to leave iran as a nuclear threshold state, meaning it will be six months, eight months away from a bomb. and that i think is the biggest of all threats because terror at the conventional level will give us 9/11. but terror at the nuclear level will give us unbelievable destruction that we cannot imagine. and that would be coming. >> okay. now, kirsten powers puts forth that, hey, it's always bee

idea this war was won and there was, krauthammer says there was infrastructure.ook at this, if soldiers are running after we supposedly trained them, the fact is that we never could have had this country won. these people are afraid of the people. and the idea of staying there forever if that is what you're getting down to, stay forever, fine. let obama -- >> obama said we left behind a stable, viable, peaceful, sovereign iraq. >> that came from obama. >> here is the problem. they didn't establish a good agreement. >> iraqis didn't know it. >> no. >> why did he brag about not having troops left if he wanted an agreement. >> it wasn't handled right from the beginning. we had them at the table. >> i'm saying whoever is in the white house, opportunity presents itself to exert diplomacy with force, respected to say we're going to have a forces agreement and make sure we do not leave gaping holes so toerorists can find the path of least resistance we have to examine what we do. so this doesn't keep happening throughout the region. >> malaki refused to sign an agreemen

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we're going to finish up with charles krauthammer. his winners and losers. charles?nner he of the week demagogues after the funeral of michael brown on monday, the cameras will be gone. it will be in the hands of the justice system. the wheels of justice will grind slowly and the demagogues will be left with nothing to do and no state. the winner of the week is the anonymous unknown wise guy in the foreign ministry in cairo issued a statement urging u.s. authorities to exercise restraint in dealing with the demonstrators in the ferguson as reuters put it, echoing language washington used to caution egypt as it cracked down on islamist demonstrators. this is a guy who understands humor and you tonight see that a lot in foreign affairs. >> and there you go. winners and losers with the panel. panel, thank you as always. and thank you for inviting us into your home tonight to. that is it for this "special report." fair, balanced and unafraid. don't forget, chris wallace with what promises to be a big show this weekend. take a look at that. greta goes "on the record" righ

charles krauthammer had an excellent column today talking about how so many of the arab nations are not supportive of hamas. that could open a door in terms of what john kerry is doing to gain support for israel. let's do away with all these arguments about israel's rights, let's move on, get back to the idea of co-existence and some kind of peace. and i certainly would say to you, don't give israel permission, then, because we e approve of israel and they're our allies, to just annihilate the -- >> why not? they need to destroy hamas. >> destroy hamas but there are children and people there. >> people with the opportunity want to go to the mus lum countries. john kerry this messed that up last weekend. >> this is not over. >> it is. our credibility is. >> it's not a divorce. >> it's worse. >> that was the point i was going to make, that kerry went to the people that like hamas. >> that's right. >> it is refreshing to know that there are arabs around the world who are disgusted by hamas. i feel bad for the palestinians. they're like a family with a horrible thug far brother and a brothe

and charles krauthammer. jonah, what do you think? >> i'm not sure. he's looking for an opportunity to turn the narrative on the economy. i think he believes the economy is doing much better. he has an argument to be made on that. it's clear from the poll the american people don't agree with him and they are not feeling it. and i think his overriding problem is he just -- he is being buffeted at all sides by events outside of his control and i think he's trying desperately to get in charge of the narrative again and seem like the guy in charge and i'm not sure it will work. >> ron, we keep talking about this poll. approval 40%,disapprove 54%. right track, wrong track, 22% right track, wrong track, 71%. what do you make of these numbers at this point in this presidency? >> short term, obviously, disastrous for the president. he's in the same place president bush. that's not a good place. longer term, it's an indictment on washington. 75% of the people in this poll, i'm sorry 80% of the people in this poll beli

ed henry, charles krauthammer, colonel tom mcnerney and tom sexton. ed? >> john boehner said he was dismayed by a lack of strategy from the president in terms of dealing with isis' march not just through iraq but syria as well. that seems to be the big challenge for the president. he has a clear short-term strategy but is lacking long-term focus. aides say the president, who campaigned against what he called a dumb war in iraq and was hesitant to use u.s. military power in syria, acted this time because of a tightly defined mission, which was halting a potential humanitarian disaster, also protecting u.s. personnel, wanting to make sure there's not another benghazi situation and also slowing isis down, although i pressed josh earnest today on why there is not a plan to actually stop isis altogether. with al qaeda, the goal has been, defeat and decimate. is the goal to defeat and decimate isis? >> the goal as it relates to this specific situation is the need for iraq to confront the threat that is posed by isil. >> administration officials defend the lack

charles krauthammer on that. >> you know the vice president, right? >> man -- >> i'm going to give you a hint. >> okay, go. >> first name joe -- >> also tonight, jesse waters venturing in to the heart of motorcycle madness. a revved up watters' world ahead. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone from southern california. "the factor" begins right now. >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly reporting from los angeles. thanks for watching us tonight. as president obama returns from vacation, the threats from overseas mount. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. we live in a dangerous world and under president obama it's becoming even more dangerous yet millions of americans are not paying attention. and that in itself is dangerous. reports over the weekend say that russian tanks have now moved in to southeastern ukraine. we don't know the extent of that. but we do know the russian tyrant putin continues to challenge president obama. in china, warplanes apparently buzzed a u.s. navy surveillance jet over international waters. the pen

and the idea that this war was won and there was some -- krauthammer says there was infrastructure.k at this infrastructure. if this infrastructure is supposed to take care of this country annow the soldiers are running like crazy after we supposedly trained them, the fact is we never could have had this country won. these people are either -- they're afraid of these people and the -- the idea we'll stay there forever, if that's what you're getting down to because they can't handle it themselves, if that's what the bush doctrine straits foreve-- states forever. >> obama said we left behind a stable, viable, peaceful -- >> that's what he said -- >> sovereign iraq. that's what obama said. >> right. >> from obama. >> jesse, here's the problem. they didn't establish a good agreement to be able to still maintain -- >> so the iraqis wouldn't do. it. >> listen to me -- >> so the -- >> no, bob -- >> why did he brag about not having troops left if he wanted an agreement? >> guys, listen, it wasn't handled right from the beginning. we had them at the table. we shouldn't have negotiated -- >>

it's in our soul. >> charles krauthammer, author of "things that matter," charles, good to see you. >> good to be here. >> do you agree with chris matthe matthews? >> well, i don't think i've ever said this before, but i do. look, i mean, it is ridiculous to go back to the pre-9/11 paradigm of treating acts of terror as criminal acts. they are not. they are acts of war against the united states. and when holder says we're going to track down the people who did this, i mean, it's as if fdr were to announce the day after pearl harbor that we're going to track down the pilots who bombed us in pearl harbor. the whole idea here is to -- now we made a terrible mistake for decades pre-9/11 in pursuing criminal offenses as individual acts rather than understanding that we have in isis an entity that is armed, has a ton of money, a ton of recruits, controls an enormous amount of territory and has declared open war on the united states of which the beheading of that journalist or that american was simply one instance. unless the president understands that and we have no strategy and we have no

here's charles krauthammer. >> it is ridiculous to go back to the pre-9/11 paradigm of treating acts of terror as criminal acts. they are not. they are acts of war against the united states. and when holder says we're going to track down the people who did this, i mean, it's as if fdr were to announce the day after pearl harbor that we're going to track down the pilots who bombed us in pearl harbor. >> well, congresswoman ileana ros-lehtinen echoing that sentiment, saying isis is more than just the jv team as the president called them. >> we did not keep our eye on the ball. sadly, we're getting back to, we're getting back to a pre-9/11 mentality, and that's very dangerous. these terrorists are still there. they are our enemies. we have to defeat them. that's what we should be focusing on every day. >> we're not even going to debate, sandra, whether or not this is the jv team or not because we know that it's not. we heard hagel say it's not. we watched the brutal beheading. i get that president obama doesn't want to engage in this, and he treats, he treats acts of terrorism as law en

. >> i want to read you something that charles krauthammer said last night.y critical of something speaker boehner said. he said it is ridiculous to sue the president on a wednesday because he oversteps the law, as he has done a dozen times illegally and unconstitutionally, and then on a thursday say that he should overstep the law, contradict the law that passed in 2008 and deal with this himself. was that a mistake by speaker boehner to say the president should act alone on his own executive authority? >> i think both of them have a great point in the sense that charles krauthammer is right. house republicans can't go home until we put our solution forward, and we're going to. the speaker is also right in that the president helped create this crisis. he could address it very aggressively. we know he won't. that's why we're staying here and why we're going to get the job done. >> what has been the concern, what have you heard from conservatives? why is it that this -- you didn't have the votes yesterday? what was the biggest problem? >> yeah, you know, it's

charles krauthammer calling secretary kerry clueless and oblivio oblivious, author of "things that matteren on the new york times best seller list forever. good to see you. >> good to be here again. >> clueless in why? >> two weeks ago the egyptians put forth a cease-fire in place. and instead of just accepting it and saying this is the u.s. position, insisting on it, kerry went off to paris and negotiated with hamas' lawyers and allies qatar and turkey, and came back with a proposal that essentially backed all of hamas' demands. the reason he was clueless, is it wasn't just an egyptian proposal but supported by the arab league, wall to wall coalition. an amazing new kind of coalition, israel, saudi arabia, jordan, the gulf states and egypt and palestinian authority -- >> 22 members of the arab league minus syria. >> minus syria and qatar saying they don't want to see hamas rewarded, flourish, they want to see it diminished and overthrown. it is one of the leading edges of islamist radicalism in the world. presented with arab partners what he did was stepped all over it and astonished the

address the immigration grudges on his own without the need for congressional action and charles krauthammer of the no the conservative columnist called it a flip flop and was ridiculous and in conference when you stand on that which partner on the lawsuit or with the board on the lawsuit and then the follow up to the lawsuit would scrotum i'm a cold in comprehensible. well i think the lawsuit i mean look i think when you are the speaker of the house and recognize that this is a the way our constitution works you may people may not like it but there's a house there's a senate there's a president there's a court and there's checks and balances. as your previous guest talked about when it came to the senate intelligence committee and how they're doing with the cia he said you know they need to respect that the house is the check of the balance i think has speaker boehner is fundamental point in this lawsuit it say the president doesn't get to choose which laws he and forces especially with respect to obamacare you don't get to pick and choose you may not like what the house of the senate does

listen to what harlts krauthammer this to say last night. >> there's the expectation we are going to learn it all from the autopsies. >> rod, how long will that take to get the answers that we need. >> what needs to happen we need to wait on the toxicology report to come back. there's no rush in terms of charging the police officer. he is not going anywhere and they can continue from two weeks to six weeks, although if they can expedite it. i think that will be a good thing. we have been talking about the video of michael brown stealing whatever he stole the sick grets in the convenience store pushing him around a little bit. 9 guy combho works there auz trying to stop hip. michael comes back in and pushes him again. what do you make of that knowing he had pot in his system and with all of your experience. what do you think happened? >> i think michael and the other guy dorian went into this store. i met the guy you see in the video, the victim. he was at the store on saturday when i went over there with the fox producerhe's a small guy a a big guy. michael and the other guy they ste

charles krauthammer blasting the president for admitting to the world he has no strategy. >> i thought president could no longer surprise me. i was wrong. he shocked me today. the president of the united states in the middle of a real crisis a few days after the beheading of an american deliberately sort of spitting in the face of the country and demonstrating its cruelty the president gets in front of the world and says we don't have a strategy. if that is true don't say anything. why do you announce you doo a strategy? >> the threat of home grown terror. we told but douglas mccain an american in california who turned against his country and died fighting for isis overseas. he grew up in the twin cities just like mohammed the second killed in the battle. corey castigar also became a terrorist he became a terrorist in somalia. they at least 20 came from the same area of minnesota, the twin cities. some believe dead others still at large. our ainsley earhardt is live where two of these men grew up. what are people saying there? >> good morning. two of the 20 that were recruited this is

. >> columnist krauthammer is talking about president obama's desire to get out of afghanistan and get out now no matter what the cost. >> obama came into office there was a logical way for us to get out or say what we are saying today it's not a perfect place. the bush administration kept it on low boil after the initial success. what we don't remember is the fact that all four of the four casualties -- every four casualties that happened in afghanistan three american dead have occurred under obama. ment obama instituted a surge of trps tried to imitate what happened in iraq and i think clearly it has had limited success. now what oebama is doing is inevitable. >> could the marine being held in a mexican president be released the ends of this month. his attorney is filing a mistrial. evidence was taken illegally when border agents found the guns in his truck. >> was the search warrant valade? is there was significant can the feedback from the search warrant significant violation could cause suppression of evidence which in this case could be the weapons ceased. >> his attorney will fi

. >> charles krauthammer says president obama is skipping a key step when dealing with america's immigration know the through the step of legalizing which i would do that has to come after you obscure the border. there are a lot of ways to do it. i think there are simple ways to start to do it with a fence. there is a fence around the white house after all. cop vince americans it is the last 11 million they will legalize and you won't be sending the signal to the next 11 million. >> right now all eyes are on the kansas primaries. three term republican senator pat roberts in a tight race against milton wolf. he is a doctor who happens to be a second cousin of president obama. in the race for governor brown back is facing opposition in the republican primary. the dark horse on the ballot and reds dents in michigan and missouri state will be voting today. >> nine month old terrier a write in candidate for prosecutor in washington. the current prosecutor run unopposed for 12 terms. the owner said he decided to put his dog in the race saying he is charming and honest. >> everybody chill lax regar

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most importantly here delaying this first our withdraw as krauthammer said causes us to go the direction. the delay over the last few months have impacted adversely. >> tony you bring up delay. this has been delayed since at least the month of january when fallujah fell. there has been significant can the evidence of atrocities committed against christian groups there for quite sometime why is the united states just acting now? >> the humanitarian effort has gotten so severe we are talking about 40,000 people on a mountain top who are be slaughtered if nobody helps. the kurds have been doing everything they can to try to maintain it. we ought to throw in with the kurds on this they have a plan and more directly here there's a dam at stake. this mosul dam. this dam is manipulated by the isis terrorists could basically literally take power away from iraq in a larger sense as well. >> or like sthey could flood ou their enemy. >> the president's miss characterization they are paying the price for that. >> do you think we will see significant boots on the ground as a result? >> we should cons

krauthammer says he needs to be speaking out more. >> the actual pro vok teres who throug cocktails which is dangerous stuff and the rhetorical pro vak tors assume it was a racial deal they fan the flames. the president should have come in. he gives his usual soothing everybody has to heal. he was say if there was improper conduct on the part of the police they will discover it and justice will be done. >> our team coverage of the violence in ferguson continues. >> in the next hour we are talking about a radio host who has been there on the ground since the beginning. right now we are going to take at other news that is happening this morning. you may not recognize his face but you know his voice. >> the man who was the voice of "saturday night live" for 38 years has died at the age of 96. pardo's kau regan in 1940. he moved to the price is right and jeopardy. in 1995 he brought his voice to snl and announced 38 seasons worth of shows missing only 7. he is survived -- or season 7. he is survived his three daughters and two sons. a power outage of a famous park killing the thrill of park g

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. >> columnist krauthammer is talking.e's weighing in on president obama's reaction or lack of reaction to chuck hagel warning russia could invade ukraine at any moment. >> he is so passive and so uninterested in the crisis his own secretary of defense is highlighting. if you deter another great power you have to be serious. this president to responded with nothing, there's nothing we can do we will wait and sees worse than doing nothing. at least if he had been the have appeared. russia watches this and says, is this what we are up against? then make the calculations entirely on what's happening on the ground. >> in other news for you the irs quietly changing regulations to allow more illegals to keep their tax payer status. abolishing mandatory expiration dates the irs presents people's identification number from automatically expiring after five years. that means immigrants can now keep their id number as long as they pay taxes at least once in a five year period. >> a major home landed security contractor hacked. the c

. >> charles krauthammer talking about the administration opening up the criminal investigation and theeading of james foley. he says the white house is being naive and setting it sef up for another attack. >> it is ridiculous to go back to the pre9-11 paradigm to treating acts of terror as criminal acts. if fdr were to announce the day after pearl harbor they were going to track down the pilots who bombed us in pearl harbor. the idea is to understand we made a terrible mistake for decades pre9-11 in per duing criminal offenses rather than understanding we had an isis an enemy that is armed, as a ton of money, a upon of recruits has an enormous amount of territory and declare ed open war on the united states with the beheading of which that journalist that american is one instance. >> isis militants could already be in the united states. rick perry says the border is to blame. while the governor says there's no clear evidence terrorists split across the mexican border he argued it is in such poor position members of isis can easily enter the u.s. >> individuals in isis or other terroris

krauthammer sent mixed messages into the white house is all because the president can't make a decision about strategy. >> you wonder, despite the fact that that's what we need to do to stop isis, whether an administration that can't even get its story straight in one day can conduct an operation of that delicacy and complexity military diplomatic and political. the president simply can't decide. it is quite appalling one day they are retracting the statements made yesterday. >> the lost irs e-mails do exist. the justice department does admit they are likely on backup computers but they are too difficult to retrieve. they have consistently said her lost e-mails can't be discovered. >> amazing de whenses of cover up, delay, denial even what appears to be a false statement from the new irs commissioner in which he said he would move heaven and earth to get lois lerner's lost e-mails. he either lied under oath or choose not to look at a fact. >> thousands gather inside a st. louis church paying their respects to michael brown the unarmed teen shot by a police officer a few weeks ago. celeb

, syndicated columnist and author ott a new york times best seller "things that matter" charles krauthammer. i want to start with foreign poll spip given what's gone on in iraq, you have said that president obama really doesn't have an identifiable foreign policy. and i think most americans would agree with you. but this is the united states of america. and i want to ask, why do you think that is? is it because of incompetence? i mean, this is the president of the united states. is it not caring? or is it an intentional decision by the president to reduce america's importance on the world stage? >> i think it starts with the latter. it does start with that. i think obama made that very clear from the beginning when he did his confession tour. around the world. when he talked about america, it seems overreaching. iraq, torture, everything. from the maltreatment of the indians to hiroshima, his catalog was long. america had overteped, it lost its moral authority, if it ever had it, to lead the world. i think he sees america more properly as diminished in its role in the world. now you add on

and charles krauthammer. george, your thoughts. >> this episode didn't tell us anything we didn't already know which is to say it's redundant evidence that ate very dangerous place and that the crust of order in afghanistan is like a pie crust it's thin. dick durbin said there are great problems ahead. there are not great problems for the united states because we're leaving. for the foreseeable future as far as i can tell, in foreign policy america is under this president a spectator. someone else's game from the ukraine to syria to gaza to iraq, the united states is looking on and commenting, the president's comment was that afghanistan isn't a perfect place, it qualifies as the understatement of the year and, again, the passivity of the united states is the story. >> that actually from a may speech where he talks about afghanistan. listen to this. afghanistan and then iraq, the president on these policy issues. >> the bottom line is it's time to turn the page on more than a decade in which so much of our fo

charles krauthammer to the program. why are you so down on secretary john kerry? >> i'm not against he's trying to get a cease-fire in fact, i think he made a terrible mistake and that's what i wrote about today when the cease-fire was proposed two weeks ago by the egyptians that was before the israeli ground incursion. think of all the lives that would have been saved. now, that cease-fire was proposed not by -- only by egypt. it was supported by the entire arab league, including saudi arabia. all the moderate arabs. and what kerry did is instead of similar am i staying home and saying the u.s. supports that cease-fire, which is what the arabs, the moderate arabs, the arabs alyled with the u.s. wanted, he goes off to paris, negotiates with qatar and turkey who are hamas's allies and lawyers, and then sends jerusalem a set of proposals, terms that would fulfill all of hamas's demands. now, i give kerry great credit for working out that deal finally two weeks later after a lot of people have died and trying today to be very stern in placing the blame today where it

charles krauthammer. not on vacation here with us tonight on "special report." we appreciate that very much. ninjanyon nina, we'll start with you. what is it? >> i don't usually engaging this august ritual of attacking the president forgoing on vacation. it's too much. >> whoever that president might be. >> whoever it is. fdr went on a cruise as europe was exploding and came back with land lease which saved our allies from falling into the hands of the nazis. i think there's something to be said for taking a time out, a breather. that said, we are now in the most dangerous period since 9/11 and i don't think it's good for this president, not just about optics, i don't think it's good for this president to be on vacation. we're in a dangerous period because specifically of his lead from behind, stepping back from the leadership position of america. we got putin's aggression, we got isis about to create a caliphate state that's going to terrorize the united states and the west. these are dangerous times. i don't think it's about optics or just august ritual game p