dempsey, the chairman and joint chiefs of staff panetta both said it's inevitable that bashar al assadgo. so we watched while the iranians came in with 5,000 hezbollah, tons and tons of equipment, training. the iranian revolutionary guard. >> if you said to me it's all water under a very bloody bridge and you're quite right. you mentioned at the outset, particularly sharp criticisms of senator paul that he is the worst of that bunch running for president right now on these issues. so if he were your republican nominee up against hillary clinton, who would you vote for? >> i would support the nominee of my party. i am a loyal republican. i would hope that good sense would prevail here. because the realities of the world today does not allow for the isolationist policies. we've already seen what happens from quote, leading from behind leading from far behind. and that's what rand paul would do. but i would hope that many of us could prevail on him to see the world in a very different light. but i'm not going not support the nominee of my party. >> is he the worst of the presidential cand

when secretary panetta announced the lifting of the combat exclusion policy and it's an epilogue of the book five months later special operations held a press conference and he cited all of you. i think it was major general at the time. he said these young girls of the cst may well have laid the groundwork for ultimate integration and specifically cited the cultural support teams work. as a writer i was like oh no everyone is going to discover this story. but the truth was no one was paying attention. but, you know, it was direct credit him obviously there so many people upon his shoulders each of you stand. that history is there in part with the things of lori manning but i do think that was with an important thing to note that you all were singled out in the history of this whatever happened. can you just talk about why you wanted to do it? you said you immediately knew. did you know you wanted to do that? >> it was a bit of a longer process. my husband was the one first told me about this and if anything at the time of we were both in the air force and who's tried to convince me to s

if you add it three at a time doubly them i'd won the triple bypass panetta with their government toay my indulgence because you cannot control your appetite. the fact that michelle obama hates it so much makes me enjoy it more. @kennedy nation. goodnight. evening, i am lou dobbs, secretary of state kerry said he is confident that president obama will successfully negotiate a nuclear weapon deal with iran, we take it up with house arm service committee member randy forbes, and hillary clinton's e-mail scandal has roared back to life, new reports that congress ask former secretary of state about using a private e-mail account for her tomorrow business more than two years ago, clinton a response, more silence. so will mrs. capitol hill capitol hill ever be held a-- will mirrors clinton ever be

let me add that secretary panetta has given great service for decades to our country and i have admiredspect share his opinions. but the question to me is this, which syrian opposition forces should we have more forcefully backed? the opposition in syria was splintered into literally hundreds of small groups that lack a central command. the muslim brotherhood initially dominated the syrian national council. even prior to the emergence of the nusra front in isis, there were other islamist groups in the field, including the taliban like afrar al sham that one of my colleagues earlier mentioned. was our goal ever to replace a corrupt, bloody bathist military regime with a barbaric and tal rant and bloody islamist regime? how does that serve u.s. interests? by the way, we had many years to train iraqi armed forces under relatively ideal conditions. how well has that turned out? why have iranian influenced shia militias been spearheading offensive actions in tikrit and elsewhere against isis? why did the iraqi armed forces come apart so rapidly when isis attacked mosul leaving their u.s.-sup

>> guest: well, panetta i haven't -- i'm just starting.e, authoritative work on the bush administration. it's totally fair, totally factual, and, you know, it's very unfortunate that bush did not consent to an interview. he mistrusted someone from "the new york times", but he should not have because baker, you know, i think performed a great public service by telling the truth about the administration. both the problems as well as the successes. >> host: reports that the obama administration has been one of the most secretive or off-camera administrations. >> guest: you know, in some ways i admire what they're doing because i thought that the bush people, you know, could have done a better job of manipulating the press. you know i've covered beats as a reporter, and i know what it's all about. or and it's about, you know, trading favors and access and that sort of thing. and colorly the obama people -- clearly, the obama people do give access to the people that they favor, and they find people on their side who are telling them. they're pr

tried to distance herself from the white house, for example saying that she argued along with leon panetta and david petraeus to intervene in syria early on in 2012 and the president didn't do that. that of course created this mess in syria, a void that was filled by isis and leaves us in this dangerous situation now. she has to find ways to say to both say she is veteran of the foreign stage but also to distance herself from the worst parts of the obama foreign policy. jon: president obama has said he will campaign for her. is that going to help, jonah? >> it certainly will help in certain places. it will certainly help raising money. definitely help in essentially blue states but raised the issue of the president's incumbent president's popularity matters a great deal when there is a candidate trying to replace of the same party. george bush's low approval ratings in 2008 were just a lead albatross around john mccain's neck. that is the way it always works. if barack obama's approval ratings are only low 40s or high 30s, anything like that, it is very difficult for any democrat to come i

leon panetta. law enforcement officer familiar with that incident is downplaying the situation saying the information was mostly open source and accessible by running a bing and google search. we found most of those addresses online. >> i don't know if we can show the gyro copter. we have a live picture here. you can see on what appears to be the table. the logo of the us postal department. whoever did this. if it is indeed the man that blake pinpointed down in tampa who works at the post office. this is not the kind of press that the post office needs at a time when there are a lot of financial and budget issues. we will bring you more details on this. just a stunning picture of a handmade gyro copter that was able to land on the white house lawn. many legs pushing it hard, the rally. number one, oil hitting its highest level since 2014. so we have this inventory report, that while it showed supplies came up, they came way below expectations. that coupled with the russell 2000 hitting a new lifeti

that were swapped was something that not just republicans said was a bad idea hillary clinton, leon panettaious members of the cabinet in the first term had warned the president that this was not a good idea. ended up doing it anyway. >> more importantly than that, 98% of the 50,000 people voted in our poll say it was a bad deal. okay? so who is the president representing here? who? who? you know but the deception really rang kels me. i gave the president of the benefit of the doubt. now, critical pass has been reached. and this bergdahl thing, it's not the iranian nuke negotiation, but it's so clear and everybody should see it. ed henry, everybody. directly ahead. another surge of illegal alien children crossing the southern border. feds seem powerless to stop the chaos once again. also, is it legal on two major trials, boston marathon bomber and next new england patriots star aaron hernandez charged with murder. up ahead. >>> factor follow up segment tonight, according to the "washington times," a second wave of unaccompanied illegal immigrant children has began surging the southern brld.

as you know we had secretary panetta that opened the door for these things to be studied in a methodicalmanner so the armed forces could then conduct training and do the types of things necessary to make sure that we are able to meet those measures and there are many, like myself that have come to a broad view as we look at the role of women that participate in close quarters combat. i wear the names of two of these on my wrist. this is not a gender issue for me. they also will be included on an infantry monument at fort bening that we're going to dedicate on june 23rd. but we can't make this a gender issue. we have to make this the issue that it is. the short term medical studies that are required that we look at this deal with muscle skeletal injury and can we train up and do the gap and get to these type of things in our programs. yes, we can. i just returned from fort bening, georgia a week and a half ago. i'm one of three ranger qualified members of both houses of congress. another member is here in this chamber and the other one is in the senate. the standards are being metaphor en

of the sort of legal background on standards setting in our country because i think that secretary panetta and chairman dempsey when they issued their directive in january of 2013 which said that there had to be validated gender neutral standards before integration proceeded were doing so against the backdrop of the law in this area and were recognizing not only that integration wouldn't and couldn't be a success unless you're measuring everybody by the same standards and making sure that those were the right standards so that it wouldn't be appropriate, for example, to measure a woman's ability to participate in any ground combat occupation or position against a standard that hadn't been validated even for the men who were currently holding the position. so in the civilian world, most of the law in this area has been made under title 7 of the civil rights act which is the law that prohibits discrimination employment on the basis of sex as well as several other classifications, and the important point that has been made in the case law under title 7 is that any standard that has a differen

in 2013 secretary panetta and general dempsey announced a decision to rescind the direct combat definition assignment rule. 2013 also marked the 20th anniversary of opening combat aviation to women, including enlisted female members and allowing women to begin flying combat missions. i highlight this milestone because i stepped through that door and it too presented its challenges. we got it right. women jumped at the opportunity to be the first to enter but no one wanted to be the first to fail. if one of us failed it rereflected poor will be on all of us. if a male failed, he was just a normal statistic. successful integration into the career fields required thoughtful implementation, as a captain i was oblivious to the efforts taken to ensure my success, the right policies and preparation and training and viable career path, engaged leadership and mentors and robust communication across the force. today i'm inspired by the young women across the services who desire to serve in these critical ground combat roles and i both as senior leader as a woman invested in their fully successful im

when secretary panetta announced the lifting of the combat exclusion policy and it was -- it's in the epilogue of the book five months later special operations held a press conference and he cited all of you. i think it was major general michalek at the time. said these young girls of the cst may well have laid the groundwork for ultimate integration and specifically cited the cultural support team's work. and as a writer i was like oh, no, everyone's going to discover this story. but the truth was no one was paying attention. but you know he -- it was direct credit. obviously there's so many people upon whose shoulders epa of you stands stands. right? that history is there p. and thanks to laura manning. but i do think it is important to know you all were singled out in the history of this whatever happens. can you just talk about why you wanted to do it? you said you immediately knew. did you immediately know you wanted to do that position? >> my husband was the one that first told me about this. the funny thing at the time is we both were in the air force and he was trying to convi

army veterans timmy mcveigh and terry nichol, is that weekend then white house chief of staff leon panetta appeared on "face the nation." >> there is nothing there is absolutely nothing real or imaginary that in any way justifies killing of devilsless children. these people are not patriot. they're cowards. they're not heroes, they're criminals. >> schieffer: when the final death toll came in two weeks later, 168 people were dead. including 19 children. nichols was convicted on all counts certainly serving life without parole. mcveigh was sentenced to death executed in 2001. three months before 9/11. back in a minute. go get help, boy. go get help. go get help! right now! if you're a cat, you ignore people. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance you switch to geico. it's what you do. go on kitty, kitty... >> schieffer: that's it for us today. before we go today i want to thank someone who has been artistic talent behind the scenes here at "face the nation" debra, responsible for the graphics and the look of the show and she'll be leaving us and cbs t

>> guest: well, panetta i haven't -- i'm just starting.ter baker book, it's absolutely the definitive, authoritative work on the bush administration. it's totally fair, totally factual, and, you know, it's very unfortunate that bush did not consent to an interview. he mistrusted someone from "the new york times", but he should not have because baker, you know, i think performed a great public service by telling the truth about the administration. both the problems as well as the successes. >> host: reports that the obama administration has been one of the most secretive or off-camera administrations. >> guest: you know, in some ways i admire what they're doing because i thought that the bush people, you know, could have done a better job of manipulating the press. you know i've covered beats as a reporter, and i know what it's all about. or and it's about, you know, trading favors and access and that sort of thing. and colorly the obama people -- clearly, the obama people do give access to the people that they favor, and they find people o

mostly accessible by running simple searches but did include information and rudy giuliani, leon panettafigures as well as their families. a government watchdog warns a terrorist with a laptop can bring down an airplane using passenger wi-fi. is not easy to do but it is possible. tom sullivan former pie that says don't worry the worst that it can do is change your channel on your in-flight tv screen. that was reassuring but computers in your car, your home, your plane, you have got to be careful. end you laugh at me. sandra: stuart: i want to bring you something fantastic. i will bring you the man making $70000 a year minimum wage at his company. luann a check of all limit takes, the ceo of gravity payments is here. this is the man who is doing it. are you a socialist? >> i'm not a socialist. stuart: let me explain what you're doing you make $1 million a year, you run your own company, you read a survey that says happiness increases if you get towards $70,000 a year but you want to spread some happiness in your company. >> what i want to do is have a purpose. what i love about my work is

we go back to this issue of the fact that the secretary panetta before he left and the joint chiefs all unanimously get together and said women should have a chance to be in combat roles we have been working on this for last few years trying to figure out how we measure what is needed in combat roles. and then we have had women volunteer infantry training training sessions to take a look and see how they would fare. we are going through the process looking at the gender-neutral standard to try to figure out which ones work and are working toward this january 2016 timeframe where i would hope maybe it won't happen, but i would hope all units would be open to women. that will be determined through the standards and the tests that we are putting some of these women through. so what happened a few years ago was a knew section was put in basically saying that if any would be opened or closed to women there needed to be a notification to congress 30 consecutive days to strike the 30 day required now in law. why do that? we are going through this system through the gender-neutral standards goi

for a while there was a report in the state newspaper 209 shootings, discharge what panetta suspect. and were actually convicted, that is absolutely the case. there are two reasons for it and prosecutors, the criminal justice system, reluctant to take on colleagues at the police department. that is tricky really that people are reluctant, part of a grand jury or a jury which is the lesson to take any side but police officers and a part of that is fair. we have asked them to put lives on the line and we do want to grant them some we wait but it is pretty clear, what we have seen recently there is too much leeway, things of gone too far. that is a fair point. >> host: here is john from bristol, va.. you are on with justin worland of time magazine. >> caller: i am a conservative republican and i tell you something. i was watching fox news this morning and i saw someone run a guy over. he was just walking. he stopped him, some of them need to be -- i don't think the government should get involved with this too much but i think no evaluations on these cops, some of these cops are out of c

. >> as leon panetta vows they would not be lowering the standards.cessarily about the physical differences between men and women. it adds an extra factor that could be avoided. >> right. an extra variable of instability in a career which has such small margins for error. it is unnecessary right now. we're successful as all male force and nothing against women. but they don't have a place in there. i'm glad you brought up standards. across the military the standards are different for men and women in all fieldss. it's only a matter of time before they push it into the s.e.a.l. community. >> that's a same track you've heard about women don't belong in ceo positions or business owners or the leaders of religious communities. is this a glass ceiling that needs to be broken through as long as the physical standards remain intact? >> there's no question a dynamic of a group will change drastically once females are introduced to an all-male variety. i'm sorry but i don't think the excuse of disturbing the good old boys club is a vaild reason that females sh

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