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president's policy in syria, growing north korean threats and more, chief house intelligence committee pete hoekstra. this is the red line. bashar al-assad crossed a red line drawn by obama. it took all these years for president trump to respond. do you think it will have a significant effect? pete: the rest of the world is watching. in one form mayor case back. we are willing to lead. we'll have to see where this takes us. but the old phrase under the obama administration, leading from behind -- lou: i shudder when i even hear the expression. it's so mind letters. and that was their doctrine. pete: that was their doctrine it was ill-fated. america now under president trump under his leadership, we have to dig out out of this mess, america wasn't respected. we weren't feared, nobody knew what our strategy was. he embraced the musli muslim brotherhood, the people who want to december detroit west and our way of life and our civilization anpresident obama embraced them. it will be a long road f president trump to get back on the right side of where we need to be going. lou: when you have talk about a

with us now the former republican representative of michigan pete hoekstra. you are both listening to the sean spicer news conference. i was so surprised that north korea didn't take a bigger position on that stage. that may very will be the most pressing domestic -- dramatic issue that this country faces right now. >> i think you're absolutely right. present trump made that clear after he was elected he reached out to our allies and i think fully prepared for what can happen this week. general mattis went out on his first trip and visited with the south koreans in the japanese. the strategy towards north korea needs to change. it's been a bipartisan of failure for the last 20 years. every time we think we have north korea right where we want them something changes and they just move ahead with their nuclear weapons program. we go it alone or the president did say in an interview over the weekend we will go it alone if china well not join. so jessica, in essence he will not rule out a preemptive strike. north korea seems far away. explain why this is so cruci

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here now pete hoekstra former house intel committee chair who served as national security advisor forump campaign and austan goolsbee. welcome. good to have both of you here. let me start with you, pete. you just listened to that conversation and to the statements by nunes and central's piece in the "wall street journal" today. what do you make of her argument? >> i think her argument is right on. i'm sure devin has been clumsy going through the process. you take a look at this, this is a pattern. the democrats didn't show a whole lot of interest in lois learner and the irs targeting that took place there. when the cia director brennan, when he abused his powers, and investigated, and had his people hack into the computers of senator feinstein's staff on the intelligence committee, the democrats were silent. so i'm not at all surprised that they don't really have much of an interest in to taking a look at what happened in the obama oval office. >> martha: austan, that's the charge. selective outrage. partisan, selective outrage. and going after devin nunes, you saw in all those clips,

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. >> but i think nunes, i think pete hoekstra, some of the stuff they've been talking to. i think ultimately at the end of the day, the conversation i really don't think there will be any evidence. we've already seen brennan. we've already seen clapper saying there is no proof. there is no information that shows collusion with russia in the election. >> what does michael flynn want immunity for? >> i can't tell but in a witch hunt environment, but here's the thing. i want him to go in front of the committee. here's my thing, though. >> there are no witches. >> if you listen to some of the narrative being driven, you could swear there are russian agents in voting booths in wisconsin. >> there's a good way to disrupt that narrative. have the president come out and tell everything. >> i'm going to agree with you on this. i don't think the white house has been as good at driving the narrative. i think they could be much better at it. i think there will be a hard look at what's taken place over this last few weeks and they're going to have to understand -- >> i don't believe in

joined by former chairman of the house intelligence committee and former michigan congressman pete hoekstraive us a behind-the-scenes walk-through on what they are doing in both committees and is there a difference in the approach between the two? >> there will be a difference in a approach between the two. the senate by the nature of institution the institution is very different than what the house is. obviously they are working in a more bipartisan way by what they are doing right now is they are scoping it. i think this is really important because we are only seeing part of what needs to happen today, only a part of what really needs to be focused on. let's start with the basic premise. we have created this mythical superspy vladimir putin who is capable of doing superhuman things in the intelligence world. but you know than the investigations and we start talking about we are only going to look at the political side. he is a superspy they will be looking at the political realm and they will be looking at the financial round the economic brown in the military realm. what is putin doing i

neil: pete hoekstra, the former michigan congressman. dow at about 250 points right now, the nasdaq over 6,000, facebook, alphabet both hitting all-time highs today. do any of you remember the fight back and forth with obamacare and all of that? forget about whether the