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joining me now, retired lieutenant colonel ralph peters. what are we to make of the tougher talk from vice president biden and the ships moving in? what do you take? >> as far as the tough talk goes, worthless, worthless, worthless. we've been talking about tough to putin, to libya, to syria. tough rhetoric without deeds, without action is worse than -- it's deleterious. it encourages putin. as far as moving ships into the black sea, that's a nice gesture. but it still does nothing to help the ukrainian government against -- >> what about the $50 million in aid? will that help? >> it's nice. sure, it's nice. but what's it going to do for them? when do they get it? you have to deal in specifics. this administration deals in inflated rhetoric. and you've got to actually do something. the ukrainian government is under siege. it is under attack from a creeping russian invasion, launched with elements of russian military intelligence from the gru, which is russian military intelligence, it's the maybe reconnaissance offense. my point is we know

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we'll bring in ralph peters. how are you today? >> i am fine, elizabeth. >> this is not the first time mr. morel has been on the hill. and in a perfect world, what do you expect to learn from him tomorrow? >> in a perfect world we tell the truth. i have to shout out for cathrein on fox. she's been ahead of this story all along. and everything she came up with, it has proven thorough. mike morel, we'll see what comes out. it looks like and smells like he cooked the books for political reasons. we'll so what the ultimate judgment is. that concerns me as a former inteleigence professional. one thing you don't want to do to this country, is turn intelligence in politics and polit sideways. it the president has to hear the truth and by the way, except when there is an urgent need to dope the secret. the president has to tell the truth to the american people. it locks like intelligence was politicalizeda on the highest levels of the cia and they lied to the american people knowingly. >> why is it a conflict of interest? on one hand they

=ku6 and our next guest says it is a complete win for vladimir putin lieutenant colonel ralph peters.ank you for being here. here we go we can. in looks like this is tough fascinating break through and you are as well. >> i am glad obama was mildly skeptical because reading it, it is stunning. the foreign minister is a master. and he is so wolf and kerry is a to what. -- to what. but the deal in geneva obligates putin to nothing. he does not have to do anything or give up anything he can fake anything that happens they are local people like cannot control them. but it explicitly ties the ukrainian government's hands from enforcing a ukrainian law on ukrainian territory. it is startling to me. lou: talk about afghanistan usaid beholding information from congress to show the afghan government is completely unprepared to govern after the withdrawal of our troops suggesting there will be a collapse once we do exit. your reaction? >> obama does not want to a collapse before 2017. but whether it does or not and i am skeptical of the ability of the corrupt government to govern but i wish the

we'll talk to colonel ralph peters. and we told you there fed approval for powered alcohol.y say it was a mistake. really? what have they been drinking. >> supreme court upholding michigan's ban on affirmative action. the justices ruled that michigan voters have the right to change the constitution to prohibit the consideration of race in college admissions. >> judge, this deals with the major teinant of affirmative action. what does it mean? >> michigan has a long and storied history of the affirmative action bee the public schools. we are talking about the university systems owned by the state. and ten years ago in a opinion by justice oconner. they rowelled that the michigan law school, one of the five best in the country could take race into account for the make up of the first year class. voters a mended the state constitution prohibiting and aspect of state government. schools or state police from taking race into account. >> and the supreme court said yes, you can a mend your constitution to do that. they doesn't rule if it was wise to. to but ruled that the voers can

. >> lieutenant colonel ralph peters is a retired officer specifically trained as a soviet russian analystyou make of this? we have the prospect of diplomacy and that may deescalate this situation but warning that a military option is just not on the table, period. >> well, it was good to hear the president sounding a little bit sobered about his intimate relationship with vladimir pu n putin. nobody is talking about that, he needs to shut up. he's telling putin we're not going to do anything military, we won't but you don't have to drone on it. we're telling putin we're afraid of him. megyn, the text of the deal worked out in geneva is appalling. it's a gift of valladimir putin >> how so? >> it doesn't obligate putin to do anybody or give anything up. he can say i don't control those people, they are local patriots. fatally and fatefully i fear it denies the ukrainians the ability to enforce ukrainian law on ukrainian territory. i suspect we shoved it down the ukrainian's throats but megyn, this is appalling because you see, president obama just is not a match for vladimir putin, kerry is

colonel ralph peters, both are military experts.onel peters we are hearing some say the military should be armed on the bases. what say you? >> well, i have only heard people that never served in the military themselves say that it's absolutely nuts. and let me give you four quick reasons why. one, if our soldiers carried their loaded weapons at all times. that assassin yesterday wouldn't have had a 45 caliber handgun. he would have had a loaded assault rifle. two, soldiers wouldn't want that. it would be enormous hassle. most are not storied eyed killers. they are mechanics and real work to do. carrying a loaded weapon around all the time is a burden. how would we like it if people carried assault weapons. everyone had an assault weapon in our work place? three, do we really want a soldier to have a loaded m-16 on his shoulder if he is having marital spat. how about a suicidal soldier thoughts and tendencies. should he have a loaded weapon? fourth not least when you have an incident like this and i agree with you, bill, in a free s

colonel ralph peters. general clark is is a democrat. friendly with the establishment.eeding his ad vice, colonel peters? >> because president obama is terrified of vladimir putin and frankly, wes clark knows that at this point giving nonlethal aid such as body armor is strictly symbolic. they need it a lot more than that and they needed it earlier. bill, what everybody is missing is that this is already a done deal. putin has won. eastern ukraine. the eastern province of ukraine is gone. the question is how long and how ugly the end game is going to be. and if he has to send tanks, and he will, but so far he has done very well with crimian model sending in special forces, grn military security agents. heys got a grip on those eastern cities and he is not going to let go and obama won't make him. >> the wild card here, colonel hunt is, is that if the ukrainian government in kiev sends over their forces and battles which it looks like they are doing, war is going to break out. it's going to be a shooting war. >> it's very possible that, yes, as ralph just head he has eas

colonel ralph peters.eeting next week between kerr i can't understand the russian foreign minister. what do you think is going to happen? >> nothing. as wild bill shakespeare put it. nothing comes of nothing. putin, he is such a chopper, cool customer. this guy by agreeing to these talks next week, is he basically given us a lollipop to suck on while he robs the candy store. you know, putin and his right-hand man russian foreign minister sergei lavrov, they realize kerry has no authority and obama no courage. i think putin, who is a sharp judge of character, bill, has sized up obama on this as obama really doesn't care about ukraine, it's annoyance to him, distraction. kind of like his attitude towards israel. he just wishes it boo go away. >> so you believe that putin is going to invade ukraine because, if that happens, president obama will be forced to act and act in a very strong manner. he will be forced to do so. i strongly disagree. obama will impose sanctions that will wither within a year or two. p

bill: lieutenant colonel ralph peters with me, a fox news strategic analyst. they are teed up and ready to go. >> the president needs to stop preparing and start doing. again and again we have seen this rhetorical lion give birth to a dead mouse when it comes to deeds. the time for reasoned debate and internal debate is just gone. ukraine is crumbling. it's already been invaded. now it will have a formal invasion and we are still doing nothing. the bottom line is this. for all the rhetoric and international hand ringing, for all the reported sympathy for ukraine, for everything the administration has said, ukraine is still completely alone defending itself with no help from any other country in the face of naked aggression in the year our lord 2014, it's not supposed to happen. bill: bill richardson he he expected to call for light arms within a matter of days. richardson says it's going to happen. he could be close to this administration. does he know something we don't? >> he may. but i think he's speculating. i would welcome the provision of small arms to u

presidential candidate ralph nader. peter cook is back. nader about the unusual alliance. better known for taking on wall street players. why is he joining forces with them? alliancean unusual here. normally, he is on wall street protesting things going on there. at this time, use on the same page with some major wall street players. thathave made a large bet the government bailout and takeover of fannie and freddie back in 2008 will not eventually passed legal test. their investments will eventually earn them millions of dollars. he is a private shareholder of the two companies. e andvested in both freddi fannie in 2000. well before the bailout of those two. frommakes them different those who invested sense that a bailout and crisis is that his investment was before 2008. he says he shares the same view that the government actions here were not legal. it was unfair for them to vaporize common shareholders like himself in the process and sweep up all of fannie and freddie's profits without giving any consideration to private shareholders. he makes no apology for teaming up

. >> joining us more to discuss fox news strategic analyst colonel ralph peters. worse. now russia has a reason to take the eastern half of the ukraine. do we have an image problem and does the president have a credibility issue? >> we certainly have an image problem. it is amazing how the strength of being a superpower has crumbled. the president is at the heart of the problem. i don't think any rational person can disagree with that. that is what america gets for electing a symbol rather than a leader. george w. bush bless him for his faults was derided for saying i am a decider. that above all is what a president has to be, the one who makes the tough decisions in a timely manner. you see obama's track record going back where he just voted present. there is a basic rule in the military that applies to life in general. a mediocre decision made promptly is better than a perfect decision made too late. the left and bicoastal intelligence celebrates obama's deliberative process weighing the facts. the world doesn't hold stay. that may work in revising curriculum in

colonel ralph peters says this might be more, this might be a change in society. >> i see a deeper culturalwhere when i was at fort hoodç 25 years ago in the days of chariots and spears, it was unthinkable. it wasn't in our behavioral vocabulary to do mat shootings. we had psychos. wewill always have them in massive organizations. but now in our society, between video games, the internet, constant near celebrations of mass shootings it has become almost an actual ization semi approved by society. >> what should happen going forward? i was asking last night on special report -- i know you were getting ready for your appearance with bliley last night, brian. nina easton has a son at fort hood. she said she didnn, think everybody should be armed but people with arms at the ready in case something like this happens. but it is troubling to think he was being treated for depression and other mental problems and apparently was able to buy a gun. he never did register it on base where they knew about his mental problems. but nonetheless it brings up the question once again, having guns in the han

ralph nader is teaming up with some big-name hedge funds to fight the government takeover of fannie mae and in a. our chief washington peterpondent, peterwith him and about it. >> it is an unusual alliance. we are used to seeing ralph nader protesting what is going on on wall street, crowe testing the big names, but this time he is on the same page as some major players, like bruce berkowitz and bill axman, players who made a big that that the government bailout and takeover of fannie and freddie will not pass legal scrutiny and that they will ultimately earn millions of dollars. ralph nader personally invested in both companies back in 2000, well before the government bailout and takeover, making him different from these hedge fund players who have snapped up shares since the government takeover. but ralph nader says he shares the view of those hedge fund players, that the government's actions here were not legal and it was not fair for the government to effectively vaporize common shareholders in the takeover and sweep up all of the fannie and freddie profits without giving consideration to private investors. he makes no bones teaming

peter cook sat down with consumer advocate ralph nader to talk about his latest campaign.e who yo he is teaming up with. ♪ >> welcome back. hedge fund investors who bet big on fannie and freddie may have a new ally. it's not somebody would expect. ralph nader -- the consumer advocate is siding with investors like bill ackman who say the federal government cannot wind down the housing giants without paying off its shareholders. spoke to mr. nader about the unusual alliance. siding with wall street -- that's the strangest bedfellows i've ever heard. ralph nadery not style. he's usually taking on wall street's biggest players. he says this case is different. he is a longtime shareholder in the mortgage finance giant eared t.crease of bill ackma he agrees with bill ackman. >> that shareholders have been used and abused. they were thrown into a conservatorship in 2008. right after the chairman of the federal reserve assured the shareholders of fannie and freddie that the companies were rocksolid. took weeks later, they over conservatorship and the stocks plunged. they deceived

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