report on late-developments and talk with the chair of the house homeland security committee, michael mccaul and peter goelz. >>> then crimea votes whether to split off from ukraine and what president obama calls a slap dash referendum. >> it is contrary to international law. ? we believe a decision to move forward by russia, we ratify that vote would in fact be a back door an exation. >> reporter: will it start a new cold war? we'll ask the leaders of the senate foreign relations committee. chairman robert menendez and top republican bob corker. >>> plus a special election in florida gives the gop its first big win of 2014. can republicans continue to ride the anti-obamacare wave through november? our sunday panel weighs in. >>> and our power player of the week. with a behind-the-scenes look at the special room where american and foreign leaders negotiate. >> the collection now includes 5,000 objects. valued at more than $100 million. >> all right now on fox news sunday. hello again from fox news in washington. it is day nine in the search for malaysian flight 370. and we have blanket cover

and talk with the chair of the house homeland security committee, michael mccaul. and peter goetz, a former top official at the national transportation safety board. then, crimea votes on whether to split off from ukraine, in what president obama calls a slap-dash referendum. >> we reject its legitimacy. it is contrary to internation 58 law. >> we believe that a decision to move forward by russia to ratify that vote would, in fact, be a back door annexation of crimea. >> will today's vote for tough sanctions on russia and start a new cold war? we'll ask the leaders of the senate foreign relations committee, chairman robert menendez, and top republican bob corker. >>> plus, a special election in florida gives the gop its first big win of 2014. can republicans continue to ride the anti-obamacare wave through november? our sunday panel weighs in. >>> and our power player of the week. with a behind-the-scenes look at the special room where american and foreign leaders negotiate. >> the collection now includes 5,000 objects, valued at more than $100 million. >> all righ

report on late-developments and talk with the chair of the house homeland security committee, michael mccaul

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. >> michael mccaul, appreciate your input here. >>> joining me is former counsel to president clinton, lanny davis and bill crystal. let me begin with you, bill crystal. i think you just heard the discussion that we had, the importance of -- bill, what do you want president obama to do and when do you want him to do it? >> i would have liked him to have done different things five years ago when he pursued this reset. putin took the lesson that he can use a pretext to invade another country, defending the russian speaking people when he lost control in ukraine a month ago. that's why he did this. it wasn't just like crimea's been on his mind. this was a retaliatory blow. we need to work with the rest of ukraine to bring them closer to the u.s. including military aid and guarantees. the idea that this can be done by sanctionsing a few individuals, that that's an effective response, that's silly. no boots on the ground, we're just interested in economic sanctions, putin doesn't think that way. >> but we think that way, bill. >> well, we shouldn't. we didn't always think that way and we s

republican michael mccaul of texas warned the state department's eric rubin that the administration's sanctions may not be enough to stop what he called a russian act of war. >> does this administration believe that the russian invasion of ukraine is an act of war? >> well congressman, we've said very clearly that we know what we have seen, which is military aggression intervention in the affairs of a sovereign country, a violation of legal commitments, a violation of international law, that is what we see that is what we're calling it. >> sreenivasan: and as the u.s. continues to discuss financial support for ukraine, the house voted today to provide loan guarantees to the new ukrainian government. elsewhere on capitol hill, secretary of defense chuck hagel spoke of military moves in states closest to russia. >> these include stepping up our joint training through our aviation detachment in poland and i was advised this morning that continues to move forward. >> sreenivasan: reports from poland said the u.s. military is sending 12 f-16 fighter jets there for a training exercise in li

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senior fellow michael mccaul who stepped down as u.s.mbassador to russia is currently reading the shaw. >> if there's another institution whose reading lists you would like to hear, e-mail us at booktv.org. >> next from the 2014 conservative political action conference, a tv talk to richard miniter about his new book "eyes on the target." he chronicles the history of the navy seals and discusses operations on back to the vietnam war. he reports on the actions of two and five have perished during the attack on american diplomatic mission in benghazi, libya, on september 11, 2012. >> joining us in booktv is author richard miniter. what do you write about? >> i write about things that interest me. i hope the interest of the people. the latest book is called "eyes on the target," but the navy seals but it's a different. it's about the culture of the navy seals, what makes them different and unique people. the united states navy has spent millions of dollars trying to discover how a navy s.e.a.l. is made. what makes some people go through bas

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we'll have a live report on breaking developments and we'll talk with michael mccaul, chair of the houseeland security committee and alan diehl, a former investigator for the ntsb and faa. >>> russia defies the u.s. again and completes the annexation of crimea. >> the world is watching with grave concern as russia positioned its military in a way that could lead to further incursions. >> our panel analyzes what putin wants and what it will take to stop him. as the 2016 race for the white house heats up, one potential gop candidate is touting his state's economic turnaround. >> the nation and the world, they have their eyes on ohio. they know we're coming back. they want to know frankly how we're doing it. >> ohio governor john cakasich joins us. >> former "washington post" ceo donald graham on the new initiatives for the dreamers. >> get to and finish college about as good as it gets. >> all right now on "fox news sunday". >> hello again from fox news in washington. we're now into week three in the search for malaysia airlines flight 370. and potential leads keep coming. so far none have

there is an fbi team according to michael mccaul who is on the ground in -- says there is a team in asiathey can bring in technical aspects and investigative process. i think perhaps all of the information that is available to the folks in malaysia hasn't been shared with others. so with a team of fbi agents on the ground they would be enhanced with experts. the united states has some ju s jurisdiction as much as this is a crime commit would united states people on board. >> but the fbi is only going to be able to do so much as the government in malaysia allows them to do right? >> that is absolutely true. whatever the government says they can do, they can do. and they can put the clamps on any investigative effort be any party. this should be something, bill, that doesn't pertain to any country. it ought to be the best research and investigative technical efforts of anybody involved to get people together so they can do their best job. >> out of boston today, thank you. >>> the united states is announcing plans to let go a measure of the federal government control over the group that is

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in the new york times this morning, michael mccaul takes a look at the issue. was under the obama administration. he was an assistant to president and and ambassador to the russian federation, adding this this morning -- darryl from defiance, missouri, good morning. i am against any foreign aid to the ukraine. why should we have to spend any more money? we put our puppet in there, it has not worked. it backfired. we don't need to send another dime. where are we going to get it from, china? we not have interest in ukraine? are we no, because what going to do? put missiles in there to threaten the russians? this is crazy. we need to take care of our own people in this country. georgia,renceville, edward. caller: good morning. to say we should have plenty of cut -- plenty of money to give to the ukraine. obama has spent all of our money. to of that money he wasted build these projects that turned out to all go bankrupt -- we are .oing to have to have the money we should not have to have wasted almost $2 trillion. when it comes to the aid itself, do you agree or di

michael mccaul, a former ambassador to russia. and a special envoy for the great lakes region. news00, it is "fox sunday." mike rogers and rob portman of a california republican and chris van hollen from maryland. followsf the union" that 3:00 with a former ambassador to russia. and thendsay graham ukrainian ambassador to the u.n. with00, "face the nation," another appearance by john kerry. also, chuck hagel and democratic senator -- along with the american enterprise institute. these are on c-span radio and they are brought to you as a public service i the networks and c-span. three broadcast will begin at press,"h "meet the followed by "this week." 3:00, "state of the union." 4:00, "face the nation." listen to them all on c-span radio. across the country, on ask m satellite radio channel 120. you can download our free app or listen online. with yourontinue calls and comments on the situation in ukraine. what is next for the u.s.? joining us live on the phone is with the is in crimea very latest. the wall street journal is available online, indicating that russia is extending

on "fox news sunday until michael mccaul, chairman of the homeland security committee, and the chairmanf the foreign relations committee bob menendez. cnn's "state of the union" follows with john mccain republican national committee chairman ryan priebus, and commander william marks, spokesman of the navy's seventh fleet involved in the search for that missing malaysian airliner. mike rogers, chairman of the house intelligence committee and former national security advisor tom gone along. they are brought to you as a public service by the network and c-span. the rebroadcasts begin at noon eastern with nbc's "meet the press," abc's "this week," "fox news sunday," state of the union , and face the nation from cbs. listen to all of them on c-span radio, at 91 point fm. up -- at 90.1 fm. you can download our free app for your smart phone or listen online at c-span.org. >> the suggestion is when we say freedom of choice, let people go their own way, what i think we often mean is they know best. the government doesn't know best. the notion of autonomy, a pretty elaborate word, is basically a

senior fellow michael mccaul the risley stepped down as abuse ambassador to russia is currently reading the shaw. >> if there's another institution whose reading list you would like to hear, e-mail us at booktv.org. >> the 2013 guggenheim-lehrman prize in military history worth $50,000 was awarded on march 17, 2014, in new york city. finalist for the price read selections from the books prior to the award winner being announced. you can watch this event next on booktv. >> good afternoon. my name is josiah

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