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joining me now lieutenant colonel ralph peters.o ask you about this breaking news with russia and this letter that our president has penned to vladimir putin tonight months after we said they did it initially and months after republicans had been pressing him to do more. why now? >> well, real question is why not before. and the answer is in the past it was to obama's advantage to cover it up and pretend that things are going swimmingly with russia. but now obama is desperately reaching for ways he can appear tough on russia without actually doing anything. so by breaking this news that russia violated a 1987 treaty, it sends a message to putin, he hopes, that we're serious now. we're not going to let you slide on this. but he still hasn't done anything. so you can send all the letters to vladimir putin you want, without concrete action it's meaningless. >> let's turn to israel and this scathing piece talking about this is one of the most embarrassing incidents the secretary has suffered. he said the document he proposed -- they sa

. >> lieutenant colonel ralph peters with me now. good to see you tonight. so the president's saying they're going to face further isolation if they continue to behave badly. your thoughts. >> megyn, sometimes i feel like charlie brown. you know, trying to kick the football and it's always pulled away from him. every time i hear our president is going to make new remarks about putin, crimea, remember that? ukraine, now this air disaster. i keep hoping this will be the time when he will man up. when he will take a stand. when he will represent america and recognize our goodness and the evil, the true evil, that vladimir putin is inflicting on his region and one day may inflict on a wider range of the world. but, megyn, the asymmetry is stunning. like him or not, and i don't like him, putin's a leader. obama's a lawyer. putin, he wants to dominate. obama wants to negotiate. putin's re-arming. obama's disarming. as you and i have discussed before, the fundamental difference here is that putin believes in his country and its destiny. and president obama does not

we have to ask ourselves, it was done and i'll go back to colonel ralph peters last night. he basically said that while in the past, the president was actually able to just cover things up and make it look like russia and united states relations were okay. now we know they're not. and this is the way to look like he's acting, he and his administration are acting aggressively without actually doing anything. dr. keith? >> well, you know, a letter, acting aggressively, i think he's showing his cards. you can't exercise american power because he doesn't feel american. so he's hand strung, the president. i don't care where he was born, really, but i'm absolutely certain that in his heart and soul, he does not -- he feels that america has been to the detriment of the world generally. and the less america -- >> i wouldn't even give him that much of a complex diagnosis. i think the guy has given up. >> i think you're wrong. couldn't be more wrong. >> i don't think he has an ideology that informs -- >> of course he does. he couldn't be more successful at doing what he wants to do.

lou: we will have much more and we'll be talking with ralph peters here in the broadcast and a littleit. four days after flight 70 and was shot down and outrage over the handling of the bodies pointing fingers at one another. they were some of the most intense witnesses are fighting. >> ukrainian government horses yesterday, just 40 miles from the crash site. some families were sent on the run and the renewed fighting did not prevent the first steps of those killed on malaysian flight 17 for their families. the prime minister reach an agreement to receive the planes black boxes and refrigerated train cars were pulled out from the wreckage. then they will be flown to the netherlands for dna testing. the bodies are gone but the scars they left behind in several villages remain. and the image brings a 78-year-old to tears. i have been through the war with the germans and famine, but this is worse. a child was found in his front yard. number 28. filled with pictures of the dead from her front yard, or street and her child's school after the explosion we ran out to see what happened and th

colonel ralph peters, thank you very much. you were making copious notes. >> it is an argument for immigration reform. if your argument is we need to militarize the border, we need to govern space, then if you have legal avenues, free up resources to do the things you want these. stuart: the border has to be secured. i don't think you can have a welfare state. >> always goes to the best uses, people come economy improves. stuart: nice theory. >> i didn't for reform. stuart: i don't want to pay for this because i don't know the cost and it is astronomical. >> i just gave you the numbers. 17 billion -- trillion dollar economy. nobody is saying open borders, steward. stuart: you are. >> no one is saying we will have no border control and it is going to cost trillions. these are straw man argument. what he just said is an argument for immigration reform. stuart: got to leave you but you are staying. got to get back to that market. big tobacco deal in the works. nicole: that is a big part of the news here. right now up 4.5%, this i

>>> tune in on monday or dvr us, ralph peters will be here. follow me on twitter. let me know what you think specifically about the obama-reagan dis >> that was one day. that was shocking. it's shocking to see the president of the united states of america with a lack of priorities. it's time for urgency, for to you get engaged. this is not just confined to incidents around the globe. america is drowning in debt. we have unfunded liabilities like social security and medicare on the brink of collapse. we have 15 million americans on food stamps hope is fading many our friends and neighbors are relying on government handouts living paycheck to paycheck. we have veterans, people we should be taking care of, they've lost their faith in the federal government. the urnl jensy because vets are dieing because of lack of care. this is what happens when the federal government gets too involved in our lives. if you're not convinced just look at oeb wrauma care. four years, $700 million later. in 2013, 2014, our government couldn't build a workable web site look at our southern

here's reaction from lieutenant colonel ralph peters.novel "hell or richmond" just received an award for literary excellens. congratulations. i know we were overwhelmed with a lot of prisoners and i know we have a lot of things going on. i still don't understand the conditions under which he was released, and making that statement at that time. >> well, president obama made it clear that he was going to shut iraq down. we had a lot of prisoners. we were closing out. it was a clearance sail. abu bakr al-baghdadi now known as khalif abraham was a savvy guy. he didn't get out of line. he wasn't a problem prisoner. so as a clever guy do he acted the right part and got out and now paying a price. >> paying a huge price. this is an offshoot, sort of you have these loosely affiliated terror groups. this is said to be most extreme, the most brutal. meaning what? is this guy in the end going to try to be more brutal than bin laden? >> he already is. bin laden, even though he's a horrible terrorist who attacked america and twin towers he had his o

lieutenant colonel ralph peters is a fox news strategic analyst. ralph, good to see you tonight.he's going back to work? >> well, he's not going back to work. they parked him in the protocol office, which is a joke in and of itself because that's where you put really sharp people who look good, act good, who can handle the visits of drunken congressmen on the military bases. the protocol office? give me a break. the guy's military specialty is infantryman. frankly, he get the crap beat out of him. he's despised. turn it around a bit. you know, bergdahl himself, he's a pathetic loser. he's not the real issue here. it's much greater than private or sergeant bergdahl if you want to call him that. the issue is that we're on the verge of establishing a precedent that desertion in the face of the enemy is no big deal. and if chairman of the joint chiefs, general dempsey, wants that to be his legacy to the military, fine. but megyn, i believe we're seeing a carefully modulated whitewash in which the administration is determined that evidence be damned he will not be labeled to a misdeme

ralph peters will be here. follow me on twitter. let me know what you think specifically about the obama-reagan discussion we had tonight. thanks for watching everybody. i'm megyn kelly. this is "the kelly file." have a great weekend. >>> welcome to "hannity." this is a fox news alert, and coming up tonight we'll bring you the latest breaking developments from around the globe. we'll have live reports from on the ground in gaza city and ukraine. but before we begin tonight we have an important warning for this country and for president obama. now, tonight, make no mistake about it our world, our nation are in an alarming state of emergency. yesterday in the blink of an eye the world watched as the lives of 300 innocent souls were wiped off the face of this earth by an act of unthinkable terror, that of course when a surface-to-air missile targeted a passenger airline in ukraine. hours later our closest ally, israel, after being bombarded with over 1600 rockets by the terror group hamas and after two-thirds of the israeli population

lieutenant colonel ralph peters, fox news strategic analyst with me now.onel, i imagine you don't disagree with oliver north and comment he made right there but specifically on a russia and putin, you believe this whole incident is just a hiccup for vladmir putin? >> yeah, absolutely. bill, if just let me make a comment too about israel and gaza. john kerry just flew to the middle east to save hamas again. now as far as this disasterous, worrisome situation with vladmir putin, separatists in eastern ukraine, the butch customers in eastern ukraine, barack obama, president obama and those around him simply do not understand the world. they don't understand the world's brutality, its cruelty, savagery. they just don't get it. they're trying to deal with the world in terms of rational transactional analysis theories they learned at columbia or harvard. you look at somebody like vladmir putin and they do not understand him. putin, like all successful dictators, has a burning, rigid, sharp, focus on his own destiny, and destiny of his people. and he, does not sh

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ralph peters is here. colonel it doesn't look good.ave 750 brave men and women on the ground. >> there is a little problem and big problem. the little problem is protecting our personal at the embassy and that is important to do. it appears to have dawned on team obama that, oh, my, gosh, this could be benghazi. we have forced to protect the embassy and the airport so they can get out. >> do you think that is enough? what the islamic extremist try to overrun? >> that is my point. if they flood the streets of baghdad and get to the embassy, you have an alamo situation suddenly. i am behind the president in sending protection for the embassy but it doesn't solve problems. and the problem that the obama administration, eric, is unwilling to address is that islamic fanaticism is on the march and they declared the rebirth of the caliphate, an islamic state. and i heard on npr, juan coal, who has been wrong about everything in the middle east over the years, welcome to npr, right? but he was saying the caliphate doesn't matter because it wil

colonel ralph peters is here, a critic of the president's. welcome back, good to see you.hat do you make of that quote i just delivered from the president, the fighting overseas, no. the fighting in congress, that is the concern of the american people. using maybe he is right on this? >> try to rein in harry reid of little bit. it is discouraging to me because i am not a republican. i am not a dyed in will party-line conservative. i support some of the domestic agenda of this administration such as raising the minimum wage. the number one job of the president of the united states is to be commander-in-chief, his number one responsibility is the safety of our citizens, our land and our alliances and he is just absent from this and fund-raising, fund-raising, playing golf, more fund-raising, do you think it is an accident that vladimir putin instead of backing off in the wake of this tragic downing of the malaysian airline erica payne said up the ante, shot more ukrainian aircraft, and the pentagon. has been reluctant to say anything that might annoy the white house, just ca

as retired colonel ralph peters make a good point, when they say kerry and the white house don't really understand what's going on in the region. >> i don't think kerry is malovent. he's too small of a man for the job. he can't deal with the complexity of the middle east. our state department still thinks it's 1963 in the middle east. they don't understand the entire region is turmoil. the old order is breaking down. israel wants to live in peace with its neighbors. how on earth can kerry or obama think that there's some kind of moral parity between hamas and israel. israel is fighting for its life and hamas is killing its own people for photo ops. >>> france is offering asylum to iraqi christians. most are being forced to leave with just the clothes on their backs. >>> just days before congress breaks for summer recess, a break through on v.a. health care. a bipartisan deal authorizing $17 billion to help veterans to avoid long wait lines. $10 billion in emergency spending for outside care if v.a. doctors can't treat them within two weeks. >> it strengthens the v.a. so it will be to hi

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lieutenant colonel ralph peters is a fox news correspondent to respond to this and is author and receivedamerican library association award for excellence for writing. ral f. good to see you. that's what he said repeatedly, because we were killing 6,000 people a week in the vietnam war. true? >> no. it simply wasn't true. that's a figure that the hard left pulled out of thin air. in fact, vietnam was a long and brutal war. some americans, a small number, were involved in atrocities. the north vietnamese in vietcong committed more atrocities. when americans committed atrocities, we prosecuted them and they went to jail. but the idea that we went there and slaughtered them to death, that's oliabandoning the educational system, k through 12 and university through graduate school to the hard left. we've taken teaching history out of the schools. and the product is a generation of young people who know the bill ayers side but not the facts. by the way, it's time that people stopped insulting vietnam veterans. they were not monsters and butchers. they were young men serving their country when t

here with reaction, lieutenant colonel ralph peters.d i kind of said to myself, wow! i thought it was very hard hitting, and when you think about it colonel, i cannot think of an area where foreign policy has been a success. >> things are pretty quiet with canada. >> does it do anything to create that tranquillity? >> no. we have -- you often hear people say, obama's the worst president ever. it sounds like hyperbole. in the foreign policy and security spheres, without doubt speaking as a student of american history, without doubt, obama is by far the worst foreign policy and security president we've ever had. we have never before had such a combination of pervasive, extensive failures on every congressty nent. i think you have to go back to this. obama came back to office in 2009. in foreign policy, he saw america and the west and certainly israel as the problem. or the cause of the problems. and islamic extremism has effects. but the world's more complicated than that. i always go back to, peter 41. when america is week, the world suf

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. >>> tune in on monday or dvr us, ralph peters will be here. follow me on twitter.t the obama-reagan discussion we had tonight. thanks for watching everybody. i'm megyn kelly. this is "the kelly file." have a great weekend. >>> welcome to "hannity." this is a fox news alert, and coming up tonight we'll bring you the latest breaking developments from around the globe. we'll have live reports from on the ground in gaza city and ukraine. but before we begin tonight we have an important warning for this country and for president obama. now, tonight, make no mistake about it our world, our nation are in an alarming state of emergency. yesterday in the blink of an eye the world watched as the lives of 300 innocent souls were wiped off the face of this earth by an act of unthinkable terror, that of course when a surface-to-air missile targeted a passenger airline in ukraine. hours later our closest ally, israel, after being bombarded with over 1600 rockets by the terror group hamas and

joining us right now, let them loose, lieutenant colonel ralph peters.odern acceptable of anti-semitism. old-fashioned jew hatred. the global left, include the america left, will not give israel credit for anything. brian, israel in the middle east, look at the middle east, israel is an island of civilization in a sea of barbarism. the only rule of law, democracy in the region, the only place where women are treated fairly or educated values, but israel can't get a break for a number of reasons, not least because israel's success exploded this myth of the left that oh, in the middle east, you can't get ahead because you're oppressed by the imperial powers. a handful of jewish refugees started that state and built a modern world class, high-tech economy where even the president is subject to the law. amazing in the middle east. and our president and his administration sympathizes, in my view, sympathizes nakedly with the palestinians. >> here is an example. philip gordon said, the middle east coordinator for the white house, he says how israel will remain

lieutenant colonel ralph peters has less than 24 hours to think about that. anything we didn't do that allowed something like this to happen? >> of course. our president didn't do anything. nothing meaningful. i'm glad he put more sanctions on putin this week, but they're too little, too late. our president's tendency to see everything through politics, the lens 6 politics, how it will affect his base, for instance, has driven our foreign policy utterly into the ground and under the ground. he sees yesterday, his shameful lack of attention to the downing of the malaysian airliner is basically because he knows by confronting putin strongly he gets no closer to his base. it doesn't bring him, him an advantage. he's not worried about the united states. what's in it for him? we see putin behaving utterly lawlessly, brian. and nothing happens. why on earth shouldn't putin behave that way? by the way, we're hearing a false debate in the media about well, was the missile fired by the separatists or was it fired from russian soil? who gave the order? whether the miss

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joining us on the phone ralph peters, a retired u.s. lieutenant-colonel.ry latest. >> the latest is you have accusations on both sides. 295 people on board this boeing 777 aircraft, flight 17 which did, it appears, it obviously crashed, the belief is it was hit by a missile, flying at 33,000 feet when it was then

. >> let's talk to ralph peters. >> good morning. >> you think this is very significant that the group been calling isis, which a lot of people are getting to know, are now just calling themselves i.s.some >> it meant islamic state and syria and now they dropped the last part tell you they are looking way beyond syria and iraq. with the caliphate and changing the name -- the caliphate is about a universal kingdom, if you will, of believers. their ambitions are enormous and vast. and they will not realize a global caliphate but it would be terrible to keep underestimating them. the greatest strength these brutal terrorist have is faith. and the obama administration is not religious themselves so they don't understand faith. the biggest advantage that isis has is their fighters are willing and anxious to die for their beliefs whereas the iraq army isn't interested in fighting for maliki. so we can spend all of the money we want and training them but at the end of the day moral is more important than tanks and conviction is more important than superficial military discipline. if we contin

ralph feet -- peters -- is here.antha called for action, pure cooperation and impeded access to the crash sight as we investigate who brought down the flight. compare her response to the initial response we received from the president yesterday. >> her response was refreshing because someone laid out what kind of deadly things vladimer putin was out. it would be nice to hear the president be as forceful and clear. but at the end of the day, words without action, no matter how beautiful or forceful, words without action are meaningless to someone like vladimer putin. and the additional sanctions i imposed a couple days are too little. it is like trying to change the behavior of the united states by putting sanctions on the first national bank of topeka, kansas. let's see what the president says, but what is more important is what the president does. >> what do you hope to hear from him? you are saying you don't want to hear him chastising russia and those responsible, you want to hear what actions he is going to take?