these guys make neville chamberlain look like a hawk. this appeasement. cheryl: academics and community organizers. it is a weird group. >> government talking and starting a social media effort to combat these guys on twitter. you're a veteran of twitter wars. you want to advice any to the government? >> the government? >> combating isis on twitter. >> good luck. cheryl: charlie loves money by the way. s&p touching a new lifetime high today. markets gaining stream on reports that greece will request a bailout extension positive sign after defiant posturing from greece's prime minister said he wouldn't vow to, quote, blackmail to secure a deal. 10 days remain before the credit line to athens expires. who will cave, jack the greeks or the e.u.? >> greeks hold a stronger hand that people think here. >> how so? >> well what happens to them if this relationship collapses and they're out of the euro? they end up with a cheaper currency which is exactly what they need to be competitive in the world economy. the problem with greece is it is a weak economy that is

. >> let me ask you, what did chamberlain do wrong, neville chamberlain do wrong in 1939? to appeasement. >> i asked kevin james after he accused obama of appeasement. i simply asked him to define appeasement, what was it, and he couldn't do it. >> what did chamberlain do in '39. tell me. >> chris, it's the exact same thing, all right? >> what did he do! >> '38, '39, chris? what year do you want? >> what did he do? >> it's the exact same thing that happened. >> i think the best times are when you can remain calm and realize you've got your fish. you know. you've got him. you've got him hooked. >> what neville chamberlain did wrong most people would say is not talking to hitler but giving hip half of czechoslovakia in '38. that's what he did wrong. i've got to go to somebody who knows some history. >> although james hasn't returned to date, matthew says the "hardball" door is always open. >> you're not going to box me in here, chris. >> we'd probably enjoy having him back for further vetting. >> later the same year, another classic matthews shutdown. >> congresswoman, thank

neville chamberlain would be amazed. >> it does seem like. he's into legacy building now. he's thinking, i want to cut a deal with iran and so i can go down in the history books. >> you can go down like neville and jimmy carter. jimmy carter learned in office. this guys resolutely refuses to learn in office. we're paying the price for it. people sense there's a lack of urgency a lack of leadership, a lack of a strategy. even this war resolution has serious flaws like taking away thorption authorization we've had for ten years to go after non-isis groups. where is this guy? i don't know. >> and he already has the authorization and he knows it. >> yes, he does. >> he wants to pin it on congress. it wasn't my fault if this thing doesn't go well. >> punting can work in football, but not in defending civilization. >> good point. steve forbes, good to talk to you. as president obama unveils ways to stop cyber attacks news we may have taught our enemies how to commit those cyber attacks. documents leaked by edward snowden reportedly showing iranians how we hacked them and develop

. >> what is the difference between you and neville chamberlain and berg in the 1930s when the naziscommitting atrocities and said just the way you said it they are not our problem. >> once again you are comparing them to the nazis,. >> isis to the nazis. >> i'm not sure that it's an apt comparison. >> he is what the comparison. >> they are not the same as the nazis. >> they are committing astros cities. >> unless they are a threat to the united states. you would have been with limberg and the other. >> >> you are an honest guy. >> thank you very much. >> legalizing pot in america. wait until you hear the new stats on marijuana in the workplace. then miller with some last super bowl thoughts. and martha maccallum on the worst super bowl ad played during the game. those reports after these messages. g for a loan? how's your credit? i know i have an 810 fico score, thanks to the tools and help on experian.com. and your big idea is hot dogs shaped like hamburgers? nope. hamburgers shaped like hot dogs. that's not really in our wheelhouse... you don't put it in a wheelhouse. you put it i

one crying out trying to tell the world of this imminent threat and it just seems to me that neville chamberlaine person of president obama. he is in total denial of what this threat is. >> and did the prime minister talk to you at all about what the reaction is back here in the united states about him speaking on march 3rd? i think he recognizes what's come up house bunk down. the real issue is iran with nuclear arms. we can't get our eyes off that the american people certainly aappreciate and will appreciate what the prime minister will have to say. that's why i'm so spike to the american people. >> has he asked for president obama to speak with him. president obama thus far statement white house is that the president will not meet with the prime minister when is he is here on march 3rd. has the prime minister asked to meet with the president? >> not time. he did not bring that today. he said nothing critical about the president. the issue came up about him coming. the questions whether he would come or not. but he wants to come and speak to bipartisan congress, which he will speak to bipartis

assistance of the chancellor of germany and the president of france in the finest traditions of neville chamberlain standing by and watching that country be dismembered. but what the senator from south carolina and i are trying to say is that what general keane said the other day. al qaeda and its affiliates exceed and ran in dominating countries. al qaeda has grown fourfold very radical islam is clearly on the rise, and i think think our policy of disengaging from the middle east has contributed to that there is no policy in iraq, syria, no combating or assisting the ukrainians as they attempted defend themselves against wholesale slaughter of their countrymen. we have had ample testimony before the armed services committee people who served with distinction in this country for many years, republican and democrat, all of all of them have said they have never seen the world and more turmoil command these things do not happen by accident. it is not like hurricanes are earthquakes. it is a matter of a failed foreign-policy that began in 2,009, and the chickens are coming home to roost. >> thank you.

that is what neville chamberlain said in september of 1938. but it goes well beyond the ukraine.happened here is vladimir putin has driven a wedge into the nato alliance. i think he sees the prospect for an outcome for russia far beyond territorial aggrandizement at the expense of the ukraine. pcs the possibility unthinkable, a few years ago of shattering that nato alliance because it may well be that his next targets could be the baltic republics, latvia and lithuania. the russians had in years gone by already engaged in cyberwarfare, they have large ethnic russian population this and i think if vladimir putin believes that lower costs he can take aggressive action against those countries and nato fails to respond for the first time ever when at nato county was imperiled, could collapse. there's no american leadership. this deal was notable for the absence of the united states. we are the leaders of the nato alliance. the president doesn't want to be the nail alliance he might do us the courtesy of telling us that. of course he is not going to. that would be in politics and if t

assistance of the chancellor of germany and the president of france in the finest traditions of neville chamberlain are standing by and watching that country be dismembered. what the senator from south carolina and i are trying to say is that what general keane said the other day al qaeda and its affiliates succeeds van in beginning to dominate multiple countries. al qaeda has grown fourfold in the last five years. radical islam is on the rise. i think our policy of disengaging from the middle east is contributing to that rise. so there is no policy in iraq, there is no policy in syria there is no combating or assisting even the ukrainians as they attempt to defend themselves against the wholesale slaughter of their countrymen by vladimir putin. my friends, we have had ample testimony before the armed services committee people who served with distinction in this country for many years. republican and democrat administrations, all of them have said they have never seen the world in more turmoil and these things don't happen by accident. it's not like hurricanes or earthquakes. it's a matter of a fai

some of you in the room will know that phrase that is what neville chamberlain said about the sudantonseptember of 1938. you but it goes well beyond ukraine. what has happened here is that putin has driven a wedge into the nato alliance. i think he seize the prospect for -- season out come for russia far territorial aggrandizement at the expense of ukraine. i think he seize possibility unthinkable, a few yearsing a of shattering the nato alliance it may well be his next targets could be the baltic republics, as stone yaw, latvia lithuania. the russians in years gone by already engaged in cyber warfare against those countries. they have large ethnic russian populations. if putin believes relatively low cost he can take aggressive action against r begins one or more of those countries and nato fails to respond for first time ever when a nato country was imperilled that the alliance itself could collapse because there is no american leadership. this deal just signed in minsk was notable by the absence of the president of the united states. we are the leaders of the nato alliance. the pres