pete hegseth is here. he joins me now. let's talk about this a little bit. after you saw that footage, what went through your mind? >> it reinforces war is chaos. war is uncertain. you have advisors behind enemy lines but there is no real line. there kind of is one. but isis penetrated through and rather than retreat which they

kennedy: in your new look, look, that's pete hegseth.i enjoy about the book is you have a push for citizenship which i think we have lost in the country. we have lost the notion of what it means to be an american. >> the left is intentionally undermining the idea of citizenship. citizens of the world breaking down sovereignty. i based it on a speech teddy roosevelt gave 100 years ago. i know he made a descent to progressiveism. but the speech is fantastic. he calls out, work hard, earn a living, be willing to fight. raise a family with patriotic children. look inward before you decide to chant and acruise and demand more rights. that what's we need to recapture in this country. we just need to be greedy and unapologetic about it. our founders gave to us an experiment in human freedom. it's our job. kennedy: human freedom and liberty. that's the ultimate fight. we may be coming at it from different angles. but we land in the same place. that is the ultimate. thank you so much. in the arena. see? i do my darnedest. >> you will get 3% of th

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pete hegseth will run the course.l run the course and then towards the end of the program, the woman we're sitting next to, ainsley earhardt, will be covered with mud. >> i am watching very closely, because i have to learn about how -- i have to have my strategy ready. i can't wait to watch pete versus lea because it's navy versus army. pete was in the army, she was in the navy. >> and abby has two brothers in the military. they're certainly watching. we appreciate their service, especially as we get set to -- to not notify, but to recognize memorial day. >> yeah. this weekend. >> it's complete week here in new york city. that's why we have the festivities. in the meantime, some terrible weather to talk to you about and heather joins us. this happened in the county i grew up. >> in your hometown too. abilene, kansas. we are praying for the folks there. maria molina on the ground there live, but let me bring this to you so far. breaking overnight, a monster tornado tearing through america's heartland. the scene in kans

let's see pete hegseth! for having me, everybody. >> i'm covered in glitter. see you tomorrow. >> nice meeting you. bill: a fox news alert. the temperature is getting higher on the iran nuclear deal today. ben rhodes won't testify and critics ripping the white house for protecting him. martha: ben rhodes is the senior obama advisor who was profiled in detail last week an was quoted as bragging on how he was the voice of the president and he created a positive outlook in the media for the iran deal. senator jason chaffetz

pete hegseth is here with his reaction. venezuela and chaos, bernie sanders fans.e sure to check out how fun socialism is when you put it into practice. i'll give you a hint. a lot of debt and no money. kennedy: the senate passed justice against sponsors of terrorism act. it would allow the american people to sue. the white house says it will veto the bill and saudi arabia has threatened retaliation. let's not be silly. they are united states army veterans. do you like this bill or hate this bill? it's got a lot of bipartisan support. but people are split in different ways. >> i don't like this bill. i want to be for the 9/11 families. we need to be exposing the depth of their involvement. they have been a friend of me forever. they are not real allies. they fund the very threat we face. ken require's an awful place and they hate our way of life unless we are buying their oil. >> which we were. so there is a lot of reasons why we have become entangled with a terrible regime and we should disentangle with them as quickly as possible. i don't love the idea of using l

pete hegseth is a vet of the wars in and and iraq. there seems to be a lack of respect.see it sometimes on college campuses and sometimes in public. toward the men and women who have served this country. i can think of nothing that exemplifies that respect more than the defacing the memorial. >> especially on this weekend when propertier understanding of what these men have given is due. you talk about college campused. but there has always been the militant hard left anti-military sentiment. it came out during vietnam. they didn't come out against the warrior. by the i amers. at certain moment you see it pop its head up. we don't know if this was a couple of thugs or a concerted effort to send a message. but disrespect is always at the bottom. adam: our freedom comes from the men and women like you who have served this country. maybe we need to reinstate mandatory service to the country for all the people between 18-21 so everybody shares in this republic's goals and futures. >> there is a certain percentage of people bearing the burden on this. >> i do think a new sort

let's ask pete hegseth with two of those who made it happen. pete? >> brian, thanks a lot.l view in the world for my money. with two of the men that were a part of making sure this project happened. i'm here with dara mcquillian and frank huesy. >> good morning. >> good to be here. >> we're going to set the scene here. show us what we are and what we're looking at here in the complex. >> sure. we are standing on the 57th floor terrace of the four world trade center and in the background, one world trade center, the tallest building in new york and the first office building to open at the world trade center. the building under construction is three trade center and that will open in 2018. these three round out the new office buildings here at the world trade center site. >> clearly, 15 years after 9/11 it is being rebuilt in realtime. this is a big year. why? >> because we have tens of thousands of people working in these buildings, but the train station just opened. the shops will open this summer. and new yorkers will get to experience the world trade center as a part of a

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we have today's #oneluckyguy iraq, afghanistan veteran, author of the new book, in the arena, pete hegsethwe tell him he is outnumbered but never believes it. >> no, i'm here for himp day too. harris: let's do it. welcome. >> thank you. harris: donald trump facing headwind of a $136 million

legal issues associated with drone warfare followed by pete hegseth who die sects teady roosevelt, men in the arena. at 10:00 p.m., the changing face of america's working class. she's interviewed by democracy now host amy goodman. and we finish prime time lineup this evening at 11:00 p.m. with an interview with publisher jockson with his career and work with tanahacy. [inaudible conversations] >> shall we start? okay. welcome everyone to the fourth annual san antonio book festival. if i -- i just want to say this is, it is say that a sign of a good film festival is abundance of good programs that overlap and have you sprinting from one way to the other, the measure of successful book festival, that applies here. it's really thrilling from my point of view. following this program, i have to say that the authors, seated to my left, will be next door, which is a reach of going outside to sign books, and a portion of the proceeds of today's sales will go to the san antonio library foundation, which is the sponsor and creator of this festival. so don't stop at one copy if at all possible. t

we have today's #oneluckyguy iraq, afghanistan veteran, author of the new book, in the arena, pete hegsethwe tell him he is outnumbered but never believes it. >> no, i'm here for himp day too. harris: let's do it. welcome. >> thank you. harris: donald trump facing headwind of a $136 million advertising blitz. the presumptive gop is under assault from a pro-hillary clinton super-pac. it launch ad pair of blistering ads in key swing states. hitting donald trump on some of his controversial remarks about women. one has women lip-synching the candidate's own words. >> does she have a good body? no.es she have a fat ass, absolutely. if ivanka were not my daughter i would perhaps dating her. a woman with a flat chess is hard to be a 10. you can have them go [bleep] themselves. harris: harry s. donald trump hl media. you can go tell them blank themselves was about china, not women. making news this hour at "washington post." trump plans to rehabilitate his image in the next couple weeks tackling head on episodes in his campaign. he began last night with much taped inner view with megyn kelly. ins

mcfarland and pete hegseth. k.t., you talked about donald trump, advised donald trump.i like "bomb the living" out of them. i think that's pretty good. that's a start. i think we've been timid with isis. he said he wouldn't telegraph everything. bring us some insight into his thinking. >> that's what we've heard so far is the narrative of the primaries which has ended and then you're going to hear more details and more expansion during the debate this summer, but more important, sean, is basically what we actually -- he is going to be doing when he is going to be elected president. elected president. so number one, as he mentioned there is no containment with regard to isis. is a dismemberment of isis. actually the eradication of isis. that means that we're going to have to have a force on the ground. i mean, there will be continuous relentless shelling of isis positions -- >> you think he'll send american troops into iraq and syria? >> they are all tools, trump, he will choose if he can through a coalition of local allies inside iraq and syria, more importantly in the

mcfarland and pete hegseth. k.t., you talked about donald trump, advised donald trump.living" out of them. i think that's pretty good. that's a start. i think we've been timid with isis. he said he wouldn't telegraph everything. bring us some insight into his thinking. >> that's what we've heard so far is the narrative of the primaries which has ended and then you're going to hear more details and more expansion during the debate this summer, but more important, sean, is basically what we actually -- he is going to be doing when he is going to be elected president. elected president. so number one, as he mentioned there is no containment with regard to isis. is a dismemberment of isis. actually the eradication of isis. that means that we're going to have to have a force on the ground. i mean, there will be continuous relentless shelling of isis positions -- >> you think he'll send american troops into iraq and syria? >> they are all tools, trump, he will choose if he can through a coalition of local allies inside iraq and syria, more importantly in the region, and he ha

mcfarland and pete hegseth. k.t., you talked about donald trump, advised donald trump.i like "bomb the living" out of them. i think that's pretty good. that's a start. i think we've been timid with isis. he said he wouldn't telegraph everything. bring us some insight into his thinking. >> that's what we've heard so far is the narrative of the primaries which has ended and then you're going to hear more details and more expansion during the debate this summer, but more important, sean, is basically what we actually -- he is going to be doing when he is going to be elected president. elected president. so number one, as he mentioned there is no containment with regard to isis. is a dismemberment of isis. actually the eradication of isis. that means that we're going to have to have a force on the ground. i mean, there will be continuous relentless shelling of isis positions -- >> you think he'll send american troops into iraq and syria? >> they are all tools, trump, he will choose if he can through a coalition of local allies inside iraq and syria, more importantly in the

sunday afternoon at 4:30, pete hegseth, iraq and afghanistan war veteran and former ceo of vets for freedom, he talks about theodore roosevelt's citizenship in a republic address and offers his revisions for americans today. >> this book is not about me. it's not about roosevelt or litigating where he is on the political spectrum. it is a call to action. to me meant to inspire, motivate and remind americans of every generation what makes america special and it is worth fighting for and some of us carried a rifle and many in this generation still do, but you don't have to carry a rifle to be in the arena. it's our job to instill in every generation the principles that perpetuate what is, as you all know, an experiment, an experiment in human freedom. >> then at 10:00 p.m. eastern, erin mchugh and her book "political suicide." >> what should be a series of thoughtful activity on which the future of the country rests is instead filled with budgetary tightrope routines, sparkly partisan costumes, ethical disappearing acts and most certainly clowns. instead it becomes three rings of horror. we'r

thank you again for coming and please join me in thank our author, pete hegseth. [applause] >> thank you. [inaudible conversations] >> here's a look at some authors recently featured on booktv's "after words," our weekly author interview program. peter marks remembers the career of the late aig ceo who turned the company around during the height of the financial crisis. aol co-founder steve case told us how emerging technologies are reshaping the internet. and sue klebold, mother of columbine high school shooter dylan klebold, discussed mental health and how she dealt with the tragedy. in the coming weeks on "after words," a discussion on criminal justice reform and 19 years in prison. tamara drought will talk about america's new working class and its potential political power. also coming up, senate majority leader membership mcconnell -- mitch mcconnell will look back on his life and career in politics. and this weekend don watkins, fellow at the ayn rand institute, will argue that measures to alleviate income inequality actually end up hurting low income americ

pete hegseth is a fox news contributor, combat veteran of the wars in iraq and afghanistan., pete the theater where you used to work in irbil we're in advise and assist how does this happen? >> we're not supposed to be near the front lines but apparently that didn't happen on the front lines. it sounds like it was a direct fire on this u.s. service member. it's a murky difficult business especially when you're telling your war fighters they can't be engaged in leading the fight. they're doing the best they can to support the peshmerga, the kurdish forces but something unfortunate -- >> what needs to change? >> we need to stop the slow drip surge. it's a drip without a real mission or without the capabilities brought to bear. you need to unleash rules of engagement that allow our war fighters to unleash hell on isis. then you need to destroy their capital. you need to unleash total war. this president is not going to do it. you're seeing the litigation of it on the campaign trail and thankfully so. we're fighting politically correct wars and we shouldn't be. >> the government

pete hegseth interviewed them along with cole.shortly. >> they were up there watching the concert. some of them getting emotional. >> heather nauert, i believe you are ready. >> kborng -- good morning. that was such spectacular coverage yesterday. >>> a couple of headlines. there was a mom on the run. she's on the run still this morning following a wild car chase. the woman ran out of an ohio courtroom and she took off in her minivan of all things. you can see her driving over curbs and into front yards. the tragic part is she actually had her child in the backseat of the car. police followed her in and out of traffic until they saw the three-year-old was in the back of the car and they called off the chase. she reportedly went to a nearby hotel. a man claimed that she stormed into his room. she jumped out of a first story window with the child. the child was not hurt. police still looking for her this morning. >>> taylor swift is trying to shake off a scare outside of her manhattan apartment. ♪ shake it off ♪ >> security guards h

martha: joined by pete hegseth iraq and afghanistan veteran, author of the new book, in the arena, foxo you. >> good morning. >> easy to imagine the clinton campaign would seize on the comment and say, you ran a pageant in russia and you are proposing that you understand the country well enough to deal with our relationship with it. what do you think? >> they could try to and donald trump would wisely point right back at them and their misspelled reset button and point right back to them server hacked by russian hacker gave away state secrets. he would point back on russian connection to iran and syria and bashar al-assad. he can point right back at hillary clinton in every instance. not that he saying pageant qualities him, instead of because of relationships, because of his stronger stance that's taken, that foreign leaders would at least engage and listen to him in serious way different than what this administration has done which is effectively give away the farm to strong leaders in the world who don't think america stands for what it used to stand for. is that a perfect resume' f

martha: pete hegseth, an iraq and afghanistan veteran.now you have been critical of bob mcdonald in the past and you are probably not a fan of this comment. >> if you go to disneyland you can open up an app that tells you how long the line is for a ride. and you can choose to go to another ride. at the va, there is no app. you have no choice. and by the way, you are not waiting for a ride, you are waiting for healthcare. if your condition is getting worse and you are not getting your phone calls answered, that shows how far away bob mcdonald is from the reality. wait times are just as long as threat have always been. and he's done nothing to fix it other than to put a smoke screen over it. martha: it's all about the period after he was hired. the reason he was brought in is he's a former chairman and president of proctor and gamble, and a former veteran. he was supposed to understand both side of the equation. fixing the business side and being sympathetic to the veterans. how much longer dose have to figure this out? >> this is a guy who

let's see pete hegseth! >> in the arena. >> not only his face, but his book. >> thanks for having me, everybody. >> i'm covered in glitter. see you tomorrow. >> nice meeting you. bill: a fox news alert. the temperature is getting higher on the iran nuclear deal today. ben rhodes won't testify and critics ripping the white house for protecting him. martha: ben rhodes is the senior obama advisor who was profiled in detail last week an was quoted as bragging on how he was the voice of the president and he created a positive outlook in the media for the iran deal. senator jason chaffetz told fox news yesterday that's why he needs toll appear before the committee. >> he had great disdain with the process and the media, and said he could never have a dialogue with congress. anybody who reads that article will see they manipulated the public in a way to form support for the iranian deal that was not rooted in fact. there were parts of it that were not accurate. martha: the white house says no-dice. he will not appe

american dream is not threatened by income in equality but limiting success. 4:30, day afternoon at pete hegsethaq and and ceo an war veteran for vets for freedom, and offers americans ns for toda today. >> this book is not about me. action. call to it to me is meant to inspire, motivate and remind americans of every generation what makes americans special and that it is worth fighting for, and some of us carry the rifle, and many of this generation still do, and you don't have to carry the rifle to be in the arena and instill in every generation the principles to you all e what is, and know, an experiment in human freedom. p.m. eastern, erin mchugh, the book, political suicide. >> should be on the future ountry rest, tight routines, sparkly partisan costumes, ethical disappearing acts and most certainly clounz. instead, it becomes three rings of horror. e're so fatigued by the time the mud is slung, skeletons come out of the closet and election that we're offered by legislators. >> political missteps in american history. tv.org for the complete schedule. video-rich g is a complement to our c-sp

on sunday afternoon at 4:30, pete hegseth, iraq and afghanistan war veteran and former ceo of vets dpr freedom and talks about roosevelt and his revision for today. >> this book isn't about me or litigating where roosevelt is. it is a call to action. it is meant to inspire, motivate and remind americans of every generation what makes america special and that it is worth fighting for. some of us carried a rifle, many in this generation still do, but you don't have to carry a rifle to be in the arena. it is your job to instill the principles that perpetuate an ex experiment in the future. >> and political suicide. >> it is filled with budget routines, dressing acts and clowns. it is three rings of horror. we are so fatigued by the time the mud is flung and election day is over we are exhausted by the new legislatures before they had a chance to start their jobs. >> she recounts political missteps in political history. go to booktv.org for the complete study. >> on american history tv on c-span3: >> there has never been a full counting of domestic operation and therefore this committee is

on sunday afternoon at 4:30, pete hegseth, iraq and afghan veteran talks about theodore roosevelt -- talks about his revisions for americans today. >> this isn't about me or roosevelt or litigated where he is on the political spectrum. it is a call to action. to me, it is meant to inspire, motivate and remind americans of every generation what makes america special. and that it is worth fighting for. and some of us carried a rifle, and many in this generation still do. but you don't have to carry a rifle to be in the ra arena. it's our job to instill in every generation the principles that perpetuate what is what you all know is an experiment, an experiment in human freedom. >> then at 10:00 p.m. eastern, erin mchugh and her book "political suicide". >> what should be be a series of thoughtful activity is instead filled with budgetary tightropes, routines, ethical disappearing acts and most certainly clowns. instead it becomes three rings of horror. we're so fatigued by the time the mud is slung the stexcel ta have come out of the closet and the election is over, we're often exhauste

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