brian mcfarland was on of them as well. his sister told cnn mcfarland was participating in a corn hole tournament at the bar. mcfarland wouldn't have been able to hear the shots fired. he was deaf and usually went to hang out at schemengees on wednesday. people from the deaf community gathered there to play corn hole on wednesday nights. mcfarland was one of the first deaf people in the state of vermont to get his commercial trucking license. he worked as a truck driver for several years and loved riding his motorcycle. mcfarland leaves behind his mother and sister. and 53 trisha asland worked part-time at justin recreation in lewiston. that is where seven victims died. she was there bowling. according to her family, she ran to call 911, and that's when she was shot and killed. her sister was there with her, but survived the shooting. her sister said her sister did things to raise money for people. she played golf, worked three jobs, and leaves behind a 23-year-old son. trisha's brother, d.j. johnson, also described his sis

scott mcfarland is on capitol hill with the latest. >> reporter: one congressman says it felt like college students cramming for a final exam. less than 12 hours before a dea deadline, the u.s. passed a bill to fund the government for 45 more days. get it to president biden's desk before midnight. with millions of federal workers from military bases to tsa check points to government medical facilities poised to lose their paychecks when the clock struck midnight, they agreed to a brief 45-day plan to keep the government open. >> listen, it gives us the time to continue down the road of getting through budget bills. >> reporter: for days, the u.s. house had been gridlocked as house speaker kevin mccarthy tried and failed to pass a bill to fund the government with only republican votes. today he agreed to a deal both parties accepted. >> these right now, we have enough people on both sides of the aisle to keep government open. >> reporter: the plan had no changes to current spending but also eliminated money to help the ukraine war effort, which some republicans had opposed paying for, which

kt mcfarland, you, madame, are all right. see you soon.shley is with us, what's this about meta using people's instagram posts? i have an instagram post. i don't post much. many is training for ai? i don't get it. ashley: surprised you have that, stuart varney, i don't know why. meta admitted it is used masses of publicly available instagram and facebook posts to train the ai models. the company said it's tried to exclude data set withs a very heavy amount of personal information but if you don't like the idea, of your info being used to train ai programs, consider this: meta says you own all the content and information you post. okay. if you make a post public as many do by default, it becomes available for all sorts of purposes that you cannot control. meta believes it's use of posts to train ai is covered by the legal doctrine of fair use. guess what, you can be sure all of this can head to the court, make the lawyers rich. stu. stuart: we've seen this movie before. countless times. it's always the same one. thanks, ash. check those par

. >> moving on, we have kt mcfarland. as always, kt thank you. i just love it, so many people there is a lot of handwringing, they don't agree with when general jack keane said or ambassador freefriedman said or what you and i believe, why not lot the israeli defense forces take care of hamas in gaza. what did you think of this? i hear they are pretty good at it. >> they know how to do this, you have talked about and what ambassador friedman said in the past, policy has been, called mowing the grass. hamas, hezbollah they dissemble missiles and israel says let's clean up the mess. then they now the grass, knowing that hamas and hezbollah will assemble more web weapons. this is now very different, israel is in danger of buying isolated. -- of being isolated, iran wants them to go in, they could say, they are killers look at what they are doing in gaza, they are inhumane and they want to provoke a react, not only united nations but in europe and united states, the key is where it president biden a week or two weeks from now when the pictures are no

kt mcfarland appreciate it. take care. coming up for the rest of our show, israel preparing for an imminent ground invasion of gaza. it will be shock and awe as it must be. we'll talk with several people with very own john roberts who is on the ground in israel. we'll look what's next when this invasion begins. we'll ask former navy seal and idf trainer, cameron hamilton. please stay here with "kudlow." you know, israel may have to act on its own. maybe that is the best way to deal with this whole story. i'm kudlow. we'll be right back.ing ♪. dvisors. hey david. connect with an advisor to create your personalized plan. let's find the right investments for your goals okay, great. j.p. morgan wealth management. (fisher investments) in this market, you'll find fisher investments is different than other money managers. (other money manager) different how? aren't we all just looking for the hottest stocks? (fisher investments) nope. we use diversified strategies to position our clients' portfolios for their long-term goals. (ot

kt mcfarland comments he is real soon.he fbi warns about potential terror attacks here in the u.s., tell me more. >> facing a dramatic increase in reports of threats since octobe. the president was asked about this on 60 minutes. >> what were seen in the middle east is a threat of terrorism in the united states increased. >> yes, i had a meeting this morning with the homeland security people, the fbi in the situation room and better part of an hour to discuss how we make sure that we prevent a lone wolf and her cord needed efforts to do what is done in the synagogues before and do what is done to jews in the street. we are making a major effort to make sure that does not happen. >> the biggest concern is a copycat lone wolf attack that is someone who might be unknown to law enforcement until they act. that is the biggest concern. if you see something say something. stuart: john kirby was asked about the potential for having u.s. boots on the ground in israel. come into this. what did he say. >> it is interesting the spokes

we've got greg value year and -- greg valliere and kt mcfarland. and staying the course in life and in the stock market. we're going to follow up yesterday's town hall today with a very special guest. in the war that turned college culture upside down. special guest charlie arnot on why campus life may never be the same. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪ ♪ charles: you know, there's a old saying that the market doesn't like the unknown and certainly not the guessing game. yet the certainty game has been confusing, and this year it's lost a lot of credibility. think about this, the market rallied through a significant bear sentiment all year long. bond yields have soared even as the experts said that the early stages were anomalous and just temporary. it hasn't stopped. and now the recession does appear maybe imminent, certainly, in fact, a survey of professional forecasters conduce contacted by the philly fed, now their probability of a recession over the next 12 months is at 4e fourth quarter of 2022. that was a record. it's at 34.4 n

schemengees behind me, brian mcfarland was 40 years old.was participating in a corn hole tournament at the bar, we were told this bar is a frequent location for big gatherings and events. a corn hole tournament for the deaf community. we're told brian mcfarland was part of the deaf community in the lewiston area. and usually goes to schemengees on tuesday where the deaf community goes. he loved riding his bicycle and hanging out with his dog named m&m. one of the 18 people killed here. we are learning more information about the victims even as this intense manhunt continues. robert card, age 40, an armed killer, armed and dangerous on the loose. much more straight ahead. ♪ >>> more desperately needed humanitarian aid has arrived in gaza from egypt in the form of food, medicine and medical supplies, but still, no fuel. palestine red crescent society said 12 aid trucks entered gaza at the rafah border crossing earlier today. israel continues to block deliveries of fuel altogether, saying hamas would only divert it for military use. military w

and former all—blacks in the squad and players a lot of premiership experience in the squad, and mcfarlandhe players are no well as well, the saracens who the players are no well and certainly they will not be underestimating samoa, the been talking about the physical challenge that they're expecting but they will not be taking anything for granted. rangers have sacked their manager michael beale after they lost to aberdeen this weekend. that was rangers�* third scottish premiership defeat of the season. afterjust seven games, they are in third place, seven points off the league leaders, celtic and have also suffered a heavy champions league play—off defeat to psv eindhoven this month. there was a place in the top half of the premier league table on offer for the winner of the only premier league match on sunday. there was a nightmare spell for the hosts, nottingham forest, with moussa niakhate sent off just before the hour mark and a couple of minutes later brentford's captain christian norgaard got the opening goal. but nicolas dominguez scored his first goal for forest to level and it f

i'll give you the last word kt mcfarland. >> i think it would be great nobody else seems to stop iran's nuclear program. larry: we could apply the sanctions once in a while, that would not hurt but the other trend that you mention i'm not glad you put on the table, now i can talk about it the rest of the show. we appreciate a very, very much. take care. covenant for the rest of the show israel preparing for an imminent ground invasion of gaza it's going to be shocking as it must be. we will talk about it was several people beginning with our very own john roberts on the ground in israel and then we will look at what is next when this invasion begins. we will ask former navy seal and idf trainer cameron hamilton. please stay here with "kudlow". israel may have to act on its own. maybe that is the best way to deal with the whole story. i am "kudlow". we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ is it possible to fall in love with your home... ...before you even step inside? ♪ discover the magnolia home james hardie collection. available now in siding colors, styles and textures. curated by joanna gaines. ♪ e

mcfarland iran saw a window of opportunity. didn't they?absolutely, iran is looking at this how do they flip the script of the middle east because current script in the at middle east and by trump and the looming saad drey israel peace agreement, iran wants to isolate israel and they want to flip the script and have all of the arab nations and muslim nations unite against israel that's why hay did it now. they've been planning for a long time. this kind of operation was very well executed there were a lot of missile splice they've been building that up for a long time and this is when they lit the fuse. >> k.t. lisa boothe here we know that hamas lead reverse also in qatar how broad does this thing get? >> well, i think that's why president biden came out this afternoon. and warned other terrorists in the region don't get involved with this and it was a vail threat to hezbollah coming from the north or to any of the palestinian groups any of the terrorist groups don't get involved. the problem is going to be what happens next. you know, the

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stuart: kt mcfarland is with us, the following question does iran want a wider war?s a wider war, the way everybody miscalculated we get into a wider war let me backfill what that means. iran looks at the biden administration it is the obama administration, the same people and it says we've been pushing these guys around for years, what does biden do, they empower us and make us rich, they drop the sanctions, they gave a $6 billion or five american hostages, we have tens of hundreds of billions of dollars thanks to the biden administration to pursue this work. then biden administration says we threatened you we were drawing this redline, that redline you better not do this read what is the miscalculation, iran can say we can continue to push them around, we can continue to support hamas, hezbollah, get the war worse against israel, try to hide israel from the alliance of the united states and biden administration says here's a redline, everybody miscalculated based on the previous assumptions about what the other does pre-before you know we could be in a bigger regio

kt mcfarland joined us right out of the box. trump says none of this would've happened if he were president, do you agree with that? >> absolutely right. when has this happened, you outlined all the reasons the biden administration has failed in the foreign policy. the first one energy independence is one of the keys. when we had energy independence and price of oil was really low, iran, russia, our adversaries were broke they cannot afford a war, biden reverses that anna ron has a lot of extra money, he stopped sanctions on iran. all the sudden iran is flushed with cash with terrorist activities in the own nuclear program. none of that would happen during the trump administration. another thing trump made really clear, i stand with israel no matter what, i do think the country in the region as well as countries around the world know that donald trump is capable of letting our allies do whatever they needed to do. to protect themselves so trump would have israel's back if israel had to go into gaza, if israel had to deal with ha

our scott mcfarland takes a closer look at the new speaker, louisiana's mike johnson. >> reporter: theh of the u.s. house in his fourth term. >> the mines of freedom hear us loud and clear, the people's house is back in business. >> reporter: the congressman from louisiana's ascent to be second in line to the presidency. >> would you like to get right into governing? >> reporter: was so unexpected and so quick, his wife missed the vote. she's not here. we couldn't get a flight in time. this happened suddenly. >> reporter: the overnight rise to the most powerful position in congress. >> you're going to see this group working like a well-oiled machine. >> reporter: prevented the traditional deep dive into his caree and positions before he took the gavel. >> people are curious, what does mike johnson think about any issue under the sun? go pick up a bible off your shelf and read it. that's my world view. that's what i believe. >> reporter: the evangelical christian is an attorney specializes in constitutional law. once a talk radio show who has towed a hard line against abortion rights. >

lost, 53-year-old trisha asilin who was shot and killed at the bowling alley and 40-year-old brian mcfarland was participating in a corn hole tournament at the bar and grill. locals say word traveled quickly about the people who were killed and left the town in shock. >> it's just so weird to think about that she's just gone. we just talked to her a few days ago. it's hard to digest that it happened here at places we go to all the time. it's hard to believe. it doesn't feel real. >> we will, of course, keep an eye on that manhunt in maine. >>> in the meantime the wife of the off-duty bay area pilot accused of trying to shut down a plane's engines in flight says she knew her husband was struggling with depression but that she is still shocked. joseph emerson of pleasant hill has pleaded not guilty to 83 counts of attempted murder. we do have some new video of emerson being escorted off an alaska plane after the incident. he'd been riding off-duty in the jump seat when he tried to pull the shutdown handles. emerson had he had a nervous break down, hadn't slept for 40 hours and wanted to thank

brian mcfarland was there too.her members of the deaf community have gathered at the bar for corn hole tournament. >> you know ÃÃi want people to know how big this is impacted the deaf community. we've lost four communities. not only just brian ÃÃbut we have lost three other friends as well from this tragic incident. and this community ÃÃit's a huge loss. >> other tournament participants ÃÃ39-year-old patent brewer ross was killed. he leaves behind a daughter, who i just turned two. joshua siegel was there for the tournament as well.he gained attention as an interpreter for maine's governor during the covid-19 pandemic. it is clear .3 society says he was the husband of father of four and a tireless advocate for the deaf community. a few miles away from the bar at the bowling alley ÃÃmore victims and more reports of heroic acts. like that of michael this lori aid the second. his father says his son and his son's friends since childhood tried to protect women and children. he says he made sure that their wives and se

. >> 40-year-old bryan mcfarland identified as one of the victims. his sister says he was deaf and there for a regular wednesday night gathering of members of the deaf community and their corn hole tournament. his sister, who was also deaf, says his death is deeply felt if her family and the community. >> i want people to know how big this has impacted the deaf community. we have lost four. we have lost three other friends as well from this tragic incident in this community. it's a huge loss. >> another participant, 39-year-old peyton ross was kill ed. his brother confirmed to cnn he leaves behind a 2-year-old daughter. also killed, 42-year-old father of five, arthur strout, his father confirmed they were together right before the attack. >> the crazy part is just being with him just before it happened. ten minutes before it happened. >> minute was from the bar, more victims and more tragedy. police say seven were killed at just this time recreation center, a bowling alley in lewiston, including its manager. 34-year-old tommy conrad is survived but h

. >> hopkins says brian mcfarland also garraduated from the schoo and steve had ties. >> what sort of impact have you found or do you believe this is going to have on the deaf community? >> it's a huge impact. we are connected here in maine. we are very tight, but we also have that greater connection with the world at large too. it's very strong. >> one of the things we talked about as well was about their concerns for access in the midst of this. obviously, when had this first began, it was a crisis. people were trying to get information. they felt like interpreters were being cut out of press conference shots and there were points made throughout. cred to some of the local law enforcement that as this unfolded, they pushed the media to make sure that the interpreters were included in some of the shots because everybody wanted information, but it became even scarier for this community because they felt like they didn't have easy access to the information. >> omar, thank you. >>> there's a new poll iowa 2024 in the republican field just out. we'll show you where the stands stand, next

i want to mention brian mcfarland. i spoke to his sister last night. she is deaf.as deaf, as well. he was a big part of the deaf community. in fact, members of the local deaf community would come there, they would gather on wednesdays to participate in a corn hole tournament for the deaf community. his life was taken last night. also want to mention, one man says his father and his friend were both killed. and kate, his father says they were killed trying to protect women and children. he said the following, "they made sure their wives and several young children were under cover when they charged the shooter." so there's so many stories of survival. so many stories of sadness. and what's most difficult at this point, so many difficult things for this family, but especially difficult, it's hard for these families to mourn because the shooter is still out there. >> that's 100% right. but what i'm also starting to hear is that people, there's so much -- there's so many mass shootings in america that people very chlearly know they have to stand up. they know if they do

knife and went after the ghan, tried to stop him and that's when he was shot. 40-year-old brian mcfarland was also killed at the restaurant. his sister says brian usually went there on wednesday nights to play cornhole with other members of lewiston's deaf community. 53-year-old trisha asselin was killed at the nearby bowling alley where she worked. i want to bring in cnn's john berman in lewiston, maine. john, we've got the breaking news of loud bangs or explosions heard near the suspect's last known address. maine state police just announced parts of the state are going to stay under a shelter in place order. give us the latest on the manhunt and what you're hearing. >> reporter: well, the very latest is the situation occurring at the last known address of robert card, this 40-year-old suspect. bowden, maine. bowden's about ten minutes, 10 miles or so from where i am in lewiston behind me is schemmegees. bowden is the suspect's last known home. our producer heard bangs, heard loud bangs, heard someone shouting "fbi." that's what we know about what's going on there. it's interesting that

experience on their side and former all blacks in the squad and plays a lot of premiership experience and mcfarlande underestimating samoa, the been talking about the physical challenge that they're expecting but they would not be taking anything for granted. defending champions south africa take on tonga from eight o'clock, while australia secured the bonus point victory over portugal that they needed in saint etienne. the 34—14 win keeps australia's slim hopes of reaching the quarter—finals alive. they're now second in pool c. but third—placed fiji need just one point from their final match against portugal next week to progress at australia's expense. harlequins held on to beat london rivals saracens by 36 points to 29 in what was a dead rubber in the premiership rugby cup. they ran in five tries including this one from willjoseph to hold on for victory. both sides are unable to reach the semi—finals after gloucester won their opening four games. athletejemma reekie sez she's been spurred on by the success of her fellow scottish middle distance runners as she looks ahead to a big year on the tra

brian mcfarland, joseph walker, arthur strauss. max hathaway. stephen for cella. tommy conrad. desotreas the second. robert and lucille violet. william brackett lodz keith mcnair. here's one of the victims, joseph walker's father talking to lawrence jones on "fox and friends" about his son. >> my son went after the shooter trying to defend everyone that was being shot at, and lost his life in trying. >> your son died a hero. >> he did, he did and i'm proud of him. >> reporter: there's another news conference scheduled for today at 10:00. people still looking for more answers as to why this attack played out. police said they had in their position the accused shooter's phone as well as a note found in his house. they've not said to this point the contents of that note. perhaps that is something we will learn at today's news conference at 10:00. back to you guys. coming up, at least 20 us bases have been attacked by iran backed militant groups since israel's war with hamas began. will: we will talk about deadly proxy forces around the globe. these aren't just shipments. they're p

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they're brian mcfarland, age 41, stephelizella, age 45, peyton brewer ross, 40, author stroud, 42, jasonichael delorean the second, 51, not just on walker, 57, robert violet 50, six lucille violet, 73, william young, 44, aaron young, 14, william bracket, 48, joshua seal 46, thomas conrad, 44, max hathaway, 45, donald warren, 55, keep mcnair, 64, and trisha asselin, 53. this is the nbc news chief justice contributor. he joins me now. what is the latest? >> they're calling in extra bodies to help in the search. federal state officials, this has been around the clock search, those have been up there are tired, they need some fill in to help out, they have a broader area to now search because time has passed, so he could be in for the locations. they are searching the river in case he is committed suicide, and his body is there, or on the banks. is he in the would it wooded area did somewhere? they don't now. and so they have to continue the search. they are treating it like he still out there, armed and dangerous, but they really just don't have an answer. >> what have they recovered? i mea

. >> my name is booger mcfarland.ommentator for espn. >> i think it's super cool and acknowledges we're using single point tracking, which pinpoints where they move on the field and then we're using a second tracking called limb tracking that actually tracks their limbs and how their arms and legs move. >> the nhl also recently entered this virtual world. >> miller dances all the way to the goal and the masterminds behind it all, hoping to keep this going with other sports. i think it's the coolest thing that we have the chance to do is when we can get kids to fall in love with sports like we all love them and because this whole concept is so new and it's going to be done live. >> the head of production tells me that they're really ready for anything and preparing for every scenario just in case. and something i know a lot of kids will love. duke caboom from toy story four will take the stage in andy's room for a special halftime show. guys. >> well, not just kids. i'm into this for ready for this? it's coming up soon

mcfarland. will great to see you. how important is this trip so far?ow successful has it been for the president? >> the pictures you are seeing of the two presidents side by side with the american flag, the israeli flag, the american flag, the israeli flag. that is such an important picture to send to the entire region not only to the other muslim countries in the region that america stands with israel but to the whole world, to send it to europe, to send it to the united states, and particularly to send it to iran. you know, two weeks ago israel was on the brink of an historic peace agreement with saudi arabia. that would be final step in the abraham accords. peace in the middle east. who was left out of that? iran, iran knows it can't defeat israel militarily it. can't defeat israel economically. but it hopes to defeat politically. and by dividing the united states and israel. so that -- this trip is of critical importance for the survival of the state of israel. >> lawrence: k.t. can you talk about i don't think we can state this enough. hamas and t

. >> were going to dig deeper and israel's response hen with two great experts here katie mcfarland atbe back in our our fabulous it panel coming to talk about the anti- semi at harvard, rallying, for hamas and essentially coming you cannot stand up, for dead women and children, and larry summers, the former presidents, of harvard justice made at what is going on. how can you be surprised that there anti- semi's on college campuses in this day and age, the top of the hour, stay with us. the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the xfinity 10g network. here's why you should switch from chrome to duckduckgo. duckduckgo is a browser you download to your mobile and desktop devices. unlike chrome, the duckduckgo browser has privacy built-in. it comes with a private alternative to google search, w

brian, mcfarland. 41 years of age? joseph lawrence walker, 57. arthur, fred strout. 42. max a half away. 35. steven to sell a 45. thomas ryan conrad 34. michael r the lauria. the second 51. jason, adam walker. 51. trisha see astle and 53. william, a young 44. aaron, jan 14, his son. robert, violet, 76 and his wife lucille by lat 73. william frank bracket. 48 years of age. keith, the mcnair, 64. just have a moment. think. thank you for that. truly, truly appreciate. and we do again, appreciate that to the family. they did give us those photos. i did not, have any of the family members pronounce any of those last name? so certainly no disrespect intended in any screwed up the pronunciation. so to move i would also like to address the numbers of the victims that that i confirmed earlier today with the number 8. and i will tell you, that's miscommunication. on my part. i was wrong. been talking to our detectives. we had a list for people that have been identified and family members that have been notified a separate list that involve a family advocacy and whether or not they

brian mcfarland, steve adela, and billy brackett were taking part in a coal hone cornhole competitionyers. joshua seal was a sign language interpreter. joseph, joey, walker was a manager at the bar. peyton brewer-ross was a new dad known for making jokes. arthur stroud was playing pool with his dad when he was killed. ron moran was a husband and a father who also kept his family laughing. and max hathaway stayed back to play pool after his pregnant wife and toddler had left the bar. nbc's -- spoke with one of the families. >> elizabeth steele lost her husband, josh. >> first and foremost, he was an amazing dad to his four kids. >> we spoke to the family through a friend and asl interpreter. >> what do you want people to know about your husband? but >> i think those people who already know my husband, they were lucky. he was amazing. for those who did not know him, they lost out. >> josh seal, seen here with his wife and family, and as we said, he was playing in a cornhole tournament when the gunman burst in wednesday night. a very good day to all of you

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brian m mcfarland, 41 years of age. joseph lawrence walker, 57. arthur fred strout, 42.athaway, 35. steven m brucella, 45. thomas ryan conrad, 34. michael r deslaurier ii, 51. jason adam walker, 51. tricia c asselin, 53. william a young, 44. aaron young, 14, his son. robert e violette, 76. his wife, 73. william frank brackett, 47 years of age. keith d mcnair, 64. just have a moment of silence, thank you. thank you for that, truly appreciated. we appreciate that for the family. they did give us those photos. i did not, however, have any of the family members pronounce any of those last names, so certainly no disrespect intended, in any way, screwed up the pronunciation. to move on i would also like to address the numbers of the victims that i confirmed earlier today with the number eight. and i will tell you, that is miscommunication on my part, i was wrong, in talking to our detectives, we had a list for people that had been identified and family members that had been notified, also a separate list that involved family advocacy and whether or not they had been plugged in

let's bring in kt mcfarland, american conservative union board member, to talk about this ongoing and horrific situation. kt, we're at the beginning of this right now. how does this end, and what does this mean for the united states? >> well, a couple of things. one is that we're at the beginning of it, but it's predictable. what's happened in the last two weeks? bret baier had a historic back to back interviews with the israeli prime minister and the saudi crown prince. both of them said we're getting close to a historic peace agreement, an arab-israeli peace agreement. and then what happens? then the administration gives $6 billion, releases $6 billion to iran and saying, the administration says, well, we're getting american hostages back, iran's going to spend the money on, you know, humanitarian things and hospitals and children and pregnant women. ing but the iranian leader said we're going to spend it on whatever we want. so where did that money go? it goes to hamas because hamas is a whole wily-owned sub sub sid year of iran. iran has attacked israel because it has the ability

don't get along grant says i can't leave this is important a job as they see is i can't leave to mcfarland and as a result i'm going to have to take sole command. so what had been two different prongs of the federal advance into mississippi. will now become one grant will make the decision to make this a one prong advance it's in who's going to be the commander that me grant. so in order to supersede mclernon grant makes it. a11 prong basically one one axis of advance movement now mclernon of course and you get into the vicksburg campaign operations in january mclernon had gone off to arkansas post he might have been to arkansas post so that's about what i figure nobody goes to arkansas post. we've got a couple out there that has okay not much out there right? the fort itself is gone. it is where the river is now. but it's an important political it's pretty important battle. sherman or in mclernon lose like a thousand soldiers killed wounded in missing in arkansas post pretty good a little battle but the political aspects of this are what is so important grant goes bonkers over going on wh

don't get along grant says i can't leave this is important a job as they see is i can't leave to mcfarland and as a result i'm going to have to take sole command. so what had been two different prongs of the federal advance into mississippi. will now become one grant will make the decision to make this a one prong advance it's in who's going to be the commander that me grant. so in order to supersede mclernon grant makes it. a11 prong basically one one axis of advance movement now mclernon of course and you get into the vicksburg campaign operations in january mclernon had gone off to arkansas post he might have been to arkansas post so that's about what i figure nobody goes to arkansas post. we've got a couple out there that has okay not much out there right? the fort itself is gone. it is where the river is now. but it's an important political it's pretty important battle. sherman or in mclernon lose like a thousand soldiers killed wounded in missing in arkansas post pretty good a little battle but the political aspects of this are what is so important grant goes bonkers over going on wh

barnicle remembers this, maybe few others watching right now remember this, but the 1980s, it was bud mcfarlandan wrote a note to the iranian leaders. and brought a birthday cake shaped like a key that suggested an opening of relationship between the united states and iran. and throughout the iranian hostage crisis, we were constantly looking for iranian moderates. barack obama searched for eight years for iranian moderates. they're not there. they've never been there. do we keep pushing this off to the next president until this country has nuclear weapons and starts using them or threatening to use them? >> well, i don't think for the moment that what we should do is go to war with iran. but, you're right. every administration since 1979 has been trying to do basically the same thing, just to bend the arc of that iranian revolution towards something more moderate, more reasonable, something we can deal with. henry kissinger famously said that iran has to make the judgment that it's a nation with interests not a cause. and it still behaves like a cause. it does operate through these proxies. it