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kt mcfarland. she has been on stand up in stilettos and drunkily trying to stand in stilettos. that's like joanne. >> that's pretty accurate. >> comedian alan brean. let's start the show. >> has ted cruz just lost the every man vote? last night on jimmy kimmle, my competitor for the title of late night, had his guest ted cruz and he said this about donald trump. >> if i were in my car and getting ready to reverse and saw donald in the back up camera, i am not confident which peddle i push. >> why is he in trouble with main street america? his threatening the life of a fellow republican? no, that has a rich tradition in american politics. it was this. >> saw donald in the back up camera. >> the back up camera? what kind of elitist are you, mr. cruz? most of us working folks don't use a back up camera. we use a good old fashioned rear view mirror or more appropriately, we put our arm up on the seat and turn our working class heads around on our blue collars and look back. that's the way you do it it. real americans don't look at the road through a fancy dashboard. let's look at w

joining me right now with the intel fox news national security analyst kt mcfarland. good to have both of you guys here. general, why does the president want to block this one? why is he trying to block this bill? >> it amazes me, trish. i haven't got the foggiest idea. the fact is the saudis are responsible for 9/11. certain parts of those in their government. they're responsible for this evil ideology of radical islam, and they have not corrected it. i think it's important that the american people know what their involvement is and we make them address the problem of how do we solve this evil ideology killing christians, jews, muslims, whatever. they have got to play a major role in the information warfare campaign to defeat radical islam. trish: how did the 28 pages factor into all of this, kt? 28 pages that people are calling on the administration to release that they're not releasing? >> september 11th commissioner report was written over ten years ago. 28 pages were never released to the public. they were classified. always thought there was always smoke that sa

kt mcfarland joins me now. good to see you. what is stopping them? >> nothing.t really is a matter of time. we are looking more closely at people coming into the united states. they have to find another route. a wide-open southern border. seeing individuals that are sneaking across the open border. >> here you have these immigrants that are living in minnesota. living in minnesota. they are plotting an attack. trying to find a way to use these. what do we need to do in terms of effectively soul-searching here in the u.s. to keep us safe? >> look at what is happening. you are seeing a migrant stream that is coming into europe. on the other hand, we know isis has put terrorists in those streams. we saw it in the brussels attack. that should be a wake-up call to us. an open border is an opportunity that they will exploit. we should get control of that southern border. we should make sure that at the same time -- is that a metaphor. we had the same debate. here is the deal that reagan cut out. he said we will build a wall. we will get amnesty. we gave him amnesty an

on the party panel, kt mcfarland, fox news national security analyst and michael malik. to the heart of wisconsin. is it bad news for hillary clinton being 5 points behind bernie? >> it is bad news for hillary clinton. she is looking at a map that looks ahead to a lot of states that are going for bernie sanders. because they already finished out most of the red states in the country kennedy: her fire walls? >> exactly. where sanders will continue to win. it's an expression of how frustrated democratic voters are. their heart wants to be with bernie sanders and the kind of economic socialism he's promising. but they have a situation where hillary has an enormous advantage. kennedy: when do the superdelegates move over to bernie? >> it happened with barack obama. kennedy: i think bernie is considered to be so extreme by the establishment left that they try to find the same thing the republican party is trying to do with trump. obviously a lot of those people aren't going to shift their vote to bernie where they could have in the first place. is bernie sanders the cult figu

tell that to kt mcfarland. the "washington post" reported on a gender gap when it comes to jerks. here are some facts. men are twice as likely as women to say it is acceptable to milwaukee -- to make fun of someone's race or gender. he notes the differences reflect how society treats men and women who are rude pointing to a 2015 experiment that showed when men spoke in an angry tone they came across as more credible and persuasive while angry women were perceived as emotional and untrustworthy. the post calls this an incredible double standard which happens to be the title of a new movie staring nicholas cage. >> look, i think let's go to the women. is there a double standard? >> yes. >> do you perceive it in your life? >> i think i do. >> can i please speak? >> yes, you may speak. the study was interesting. it really did bring up something that i don't even think i ever thought of before. it is true. especially in the work environment. i think a lot of times women will sell themselves short in trying to negotiate a contract or something like that where they just will take the fir

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kt mcfarland, fox news security analyst and was deputy assistant secretary of defense in the reagan administrationo be here to talk about this. we keep hearing president obama defend war on terror, look, we shouldn't panic, we shouldn't fear but a lost take that that you're not taking war against terrorism seriously. in politics, anyone who has been involved in politics knows, kt that perception is everything. >> i fault president obama saying we'll go to the ballgame and great arc of history will take care of islamic extremism though he won't tear care of that. i fault president bush, we'll use military, rest of you go shopping. military will solve this. both policies have failed. any president who comes in next, tell the american people, this is a long war, and it is going to involve, economic, political, military, covert intelligence and military option or we're going to be in the same place catching up to a speeding train of islamic extremism spreading and running all over the world. abby: pete, does very a point when he says, look terrorists are winning if we act in panic. if i fly home i am

kt mcfarland joins us. eagan administration and fox news security analyst. kt, good to see you. should we learn and see what is in these 28 pages and what they contain? >> yes we should and why? it is long-rumored, and people that know aren't talking rumored long time what the pages contain is the money trail. where did al qaeda, where did the terrorists get their funding? the assumption maybe it came from wealthy families, the royal family of saudi arabia, not necessarily the government of saudi arabia but would have been known to the government. eric: what would that mean? they supported wahhabiism and extreme ideology for years. >> for years we had to go along. we looked the other day. why? we needed their oil. in exchange for that we kind of looked the other way. they supported radical islamist movements throughout the world. guess what? we don't need their oil. we're energy self-sufficient in oil and natural gas. so the dynamic has changed. if the saudis did and continue to support radical islamic movem

kt mcfarland, former deputy assistant secretary of defense in the reagan administration. 22 i thoughtas a low end of this. you call it a small guerrilla army. >> european intelligence says there are probably 500 european who have gone to syria to train and fight with isis and are already back in. they are the bomb makers, they are probably 5,000 which have gone and trained and most of them have come back. but they are not necessarily the kingpin. i think there are probably hundreds more. >> what do we know about europe's ability to track that. has it gotten any better since paris? >> they started. they don't talk to each other, they don't even share things like flight manifests. who is on what plane going from paris to britain it's better than it was. but it's still a problem. one of the problems is translation. but it's also a bigger problem that they are not used to cooperating with each other. i go back to the september 11 report. here we are 15 years later not talking to each other. >> you have write, europe will have to do a number of things very quickly. >> starting to share int