we of course have michael steele and jim messina.tein, they're trying to buy power plants with the crown prince said in an interview on "60 minutes" if iran gets nuclear weapons, the saudis will also get nuclear weapons. for him to buy nuclear reactors and potentially not affirming they won't enrich uranium that can be used for nuclear weapons is pretty significant but we're still trying to sell them power plants. that's why rick perry is sitting there. he went to london and had a meeting with the saudis last week. >> a difficult, odd standing here. the nuclear deal could potentially be blown up in may. that's what the senate leader said his expectations were. at the same time, we are potentially selling nuclear power plant material to the saudis. we don't know whether we'll get the firm commitment to stop enrichment. we have the lingering possibility of direct talks with kim in north korea over their own nuclear weapons program. i don't see how you can juggle all these three simultaneously, especially if you're going to get out of t

consulting firm the messina group. and good to see you. sarah huckabee-sanders said the media wants to talk about but we cover the white house and politics and when there is the kind of turnover that we've seen since january of 2017 in the white house, at some point it is a story that is much more important than the drama in the white house. this is about whether or not the operations of the u.s. government as it relates toten tire world are getting done because of that drama in the white house. >> that is exactly right. you see history turnover. we're talking about a third chief of staff in 13 months and the third national security adviser and we have cabinet people going every single day and the problem with all of that is people are getting fired for doing one thing and one thing only and that is disagreeing with donald trump. when he fired his secretary of state this week, he said they disagreed. when i was barack obama deputy chief of staff he said i don't hire you to agree with me, i hire you to tell me when you

patton gets to messina first. look like a pr success but in rally the germans have already evacuated because we failed to block the straits of messina and prevent two entire german divisions from making it out and those two divisions oddly enough we'll see again at salerno. the polpoletsi raid, again, lau out of benghazi. send b-24s to destroy refineries. unfortunately what we don't know, the refineries only have enough crude to run at half capacity. even though we destroy 50% of the refining capacity the remaining 50% is more than enough to continue to process the same volume of crude. unfortunately, it's taking out unused capability. there are minor disruptions the germans are able to ship crude elsewhere. to some of the other refineries in europe. unfortunately for the very high cost that we paid for that raid to not see the results we would have liked to have seen from it. finally i'll mention the landings at salerno. again, this is -- there's some hard left divisions in world war ii. god bless the texans they

. >> oliver: by 17 august, patton's 7th army had advanced 60 miles to capture messina, in his hays, fatiguet of him. >> he was going to field hospitals to pin on purple hearts and hold their hand and tore him up to see the men bleeding and dying and he saw two men he believed were-- he slapped them before the medical staff. >> eisenhower told the press we're going to cover this in-house and leave him alone, the press agree. >> oliver: three months later, drew peerson leaked the story and made headlines and congress howled for his resignation. >> eisenhower had to make the most crucial decision. >> oliver: he advised to the troops and doctors. >> he did more than that part. >> oliver: this is a photo of patton apologizing to the 1st infantry decision on 27 august 1943. but the two slapping incidents nearly cost him his career. >> oliver: hitler launches a massive counterattack against all odds, patto died of natural causes. dead at 97. the next news break in one hour, "war stories with oliver north" returns right now here on fox. >> oliver:.

. >> jim messina, deputy chief of staff to president obama. do you ever watch the news or read a paper and think to yourself, we would have been crucified for this? >> like meeting with the north korean president? >> with any of the -- with a lot of the stories released to this administration and this president. do you feel like perhaps you guys were held to a different standard? >> oh, completely. there was this great guy who was my doctor in the white house who was the nicest guy. wouldn't hurt anyone's feelings. always a great guy. just kind of hanging around. donald trump just made him the v.a. secretary. he has no experience running anything. i loved him. he was my personal doctor. he's the worst choice you could possibly imagine for the second biggest agency. it's like having your uber driver park the space shuttle. this guy has no idea what he's doing. and because he's nice, and spends a lot of time with the president, he gets his own cabinet seat. >> this is a president who is not necessarily demonstrated his -- oh, what shall i say, i

he's your real only it's always going to be seen on something so he said it was evidence of your messina someone you know the. show you know you know he said i'm going to i'm going to get a little bit only the send off when i'm just happy to know that i've got a bill lease you know middle of the. hey i thought i was asking the questions here. may see or might i don't know how should i know what does your mother not think about our stars. going so you'll be able to go to my. but i know infinitely as you know british announcing the rule of one in which it easy even the old. men didn't know about digital but i didn't know didn't move. to the didn't you know you have home field. and as i strode through the un sim market back in one aside as i had a bit of time to think come on argentina let's be real if not messi who is going to deliver you the world cup the hopes of the whole country lie on his slender shoulders no matter how you look at it. looks like it's time for me to pick up a new shirt. and medicine chaos into the medicine oh man you wanna make it in. that regard us as a one yeah. let

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troops who what happened here is not a military action it's not an unexpected release of messina to mine people and the children came here to get some rest we're talking about demographic decline and losing so many people to what do to criminal negligence due to carelessness. or correspondent rory challenge his life for us now in moscow so rory as we said there the russian president went to the site himself and this is given this is not something that he normally does what sort of a message does that send. i think it shows that the kremlin is taking this very very seriously indeed in knows that this is a very sensitive moment and that anger is running high not just in a matter of a but around the country in a week in which there are two crises which of gather pace very fast there's obviously the fire but there's also the diplomatic expulsions from embassies around the world it's interesting that vladimir putin has chosen the fire as the issue that needs presidential attention most quickly. and motion so that he's gone there basically and is going there is kind of you know that kind of go

produce what happening here is not a military action it's not an unexpected release of messina at a mine people and the children came here to get some rest we're talking about demographic decline and losing so many people to what do to criminal negligence due to carelessness. the second day of voting has begun in egypt's presidential election which the incumbent president the fact that sisi is certain to win opponents have called for a boycott after all the serious challenges to sisi withdrew saying they faced intimidation iran's revolutionary guard has denied accusations that armed who the rebels in yemen with missiles on sunday that he's fired several rockets across the border targeting the saudi arabia's capital riyadh iran has been accused of arming the who these in the past but a report by the iranian news agency this name quotes the revolutionary guard saying yemenis are capable of producing their own weapons the revolutionary guard also says all possible routes to send arms to yemen are blocked. also twenty four countries including the united states canada and australia have expel

ever -- there war so much excitement, they had to move the event to a bigger -- >> to be blunt, jim messina, who was kind of running candidate obama's campaign at that time, calls up and, i think it was 12 days before his acceptance speech, and said you know, we were going to do it in the pepsi center, and we like it, but it would be possible to move it half a mile south to mile high stadium. >> how much trouble could that be? >> 12 days. you have no idea how much the number of fiber optics and cable that you would have to -- it would have stretched from coast to coast. that's how much we had to move and put in place, but we did it. it was quite -- having been there, i think everyone who was in that stadium that night will remember it for the rest of their lives because it was an electric moment where the country really came together in hope and change. >> and governor, now you have been traveling the country, and what would you say is the biggest mistake we make with k-12 education? >> you know, and i think the mistake we have made right now is we have tried to create a one size fits all s

what happening here is not a military action it's not an unexpected release of messina to mine people. and the children came here to get some rest we're talking about demographic decline and losing so many people to what due to criminal negligence due to carelessness law correspondent really challenged as following events for us from the russian capital moscow it's quite unique that the president actually visited the scene of the incident. i think certainly in the kremlin there's an awareness that this is a very delicate situation a sensitive situation at the beginning of a week in which russia is also managing a severe diplomatic crisis i think it's telling that vladimir putin has chosen to visit camera and deal with this is the most pressing issue the most pressing issue that needs a kind of presidential hand i think there is. an awareness that with putin going into his fourth presidential term even when he talks about things like you know criminal negligence. and carelessness he has to realize that a good deal of this is on you know him because he's been in power for eighteen years

. >> yeah, you have messina doing this with the obama campaign. what really concerns me overall with, all of this, charles, is there's one person, one group that has access to the most up-to-date data on everyone to manipulate their lives, control power, and that's facebook, and the concern i have is the fact that you have this anti-conservative set of sentiments that are coming out of the silicon valley offices over there and you combine that with the concerns about the fact that they are playing defense on the fact that they elected donald trump in essence because the platform was so useful, and what may they do in 2018? what could they do in the presidential elections, and how will that data get used? how will we ever know? and that's the concern, and that's where we need to really look closer, and if that means regulation on some level, and helps conservatives, then i think that needs to happen. >> it would be actually, this is a good point about whether or not existing regulations for media companies would apply to facebook so we know what it

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and the ceo of the messina group. i was a reporter in the obama white house, i wish there had been more leaks. but are staffs controllable? what do you make of the leaking we see constantly? >> it's incredible. when i was deputy chief of staff, i try to figure out who was leaking. all white houses are all about the leadership at the top. we were known as a no-drama obama white house because president obama didn't want drama. instead of you have a president who last week said he likes a little chaos, he likes staff fighting and that's what he's getting. i think it's unbelievable. i do agree with what the white house said today, someone ought to be fired for inviting vladimir putin and congratulating him. sadly, it's the president. >> we know that's not going to happen, so at least not because of this. but david, according to the associated press, trump says he thinks the deep state is behind the leaks. whoever did it, does the buck stop at the top with the president and his chief of staff? >> of course it does. it's a

joining me, jim messina, former white house deputy chief of staff under president obama and bill kristol, editor at large from "the weekly standard." if you had seen your president in the cabinet room in a free-wheeling one hour on-camera negotiation with bipartisan leaders and i didn't see mitch mcconnell or paul ryan there. interesting that the leaders themselves were not there, unleeshu unlea unleashed. >> it's unbelievable. at various points he sounded like a democrat, like someone who had never been to the hill before, he didn't know what bills had passed. my favorite moment is when he said we need to stop mentally ill people from getting guns. in february of last year he signed a deal that did exactly the opposite, that said the nics background checks couldn't have mental health records. he was like why don't we have this, we don't have it because you got rid of it. it was an amazing performance. now if you are the hill, you have no idea what he stands for after that meeting. it's like bear hugging the marshmallow man. you can't figure out how to do it. i have no sort of, i worked