cheryl: colonel ralph peters, you are such a great voice on this. good to see you.: he is so consistent. cheryl: it really is, we talk about earlier all of the policies and executive orders of donald trump, the president now trying to push through but got to get congress on board with all of that. these are the things americansy elected him for and want to see happen. david: we've got to move onto something more important. dishing out the dough. these bags, take a look at them, this is important, they look the same but wait until you hear how much more you pay for one of them based on little more than their brand. cheryl: i am a purse expert, david. i'm here for you. .. cheryl: why spend moneyn a designer bag when you have a perfectly fine ikea bag left over. the shopper tote bag looks a lot like the ikea bag. david: the design ear bag, $2,145 versus a bag that's less than a buck. i know you have got a lot of bags yourself. but you have got to admit it ain't worth it. cheryl: the ikea bag is a little less quality, i will say that. >> international inspectors will ha

david: lieutenant colonel ralph peters, fox news strategic analyst. t of all they don't have the power to blow up a carrier task force, do they? >> they couldn't even find the carrier task force unless the chinese and russians gave them the intelligence. the north korean regime overall, not just kim jong-un are in something of a panic. they knew how to beat up on clinton, even bush and obama beat up on himself. now with trump, they don't know what to do. they're stunned. this guy is really sending carrier groups. b-2s are overflying. american nuclear armed submarine is docking -- david: let me give the news because i think this is brand new news. this comes from jennifer griffin from fox news. fox has confirmed with a well-placed military source, uss michigan, an ohio-class nuclear powered submarine will be in south korea. they say they're there for a hull check. they will be doing exercises with the carrier tack force, uss vinson and other destroyers. not only are we not just pulling intensifying pressure. >> you know what we're doi? we're doing somet

fox news strategic analyst retired army lieutenant colonel ralph peters is joining us now. nel peters, just moments ago, the president was asked by reporters about whether he was worried that north korea might be watching and listening or worried or happy about this bomb drop in afghanistan. here's what he had to say. trump: i don't know if this sends a message. it doesn't make any difference if it doesn't. north korea's a problem. the problem will be taken care of. i will say this: i think china has really been working very hard. i have really gotten to like and respect, as you know, president chi. liz: and you can see our markets have come up off the lows when people heard the president speaking and supporting the military and all of this. we're down now 59, had been down more than 100. but to the issue that i think many americans and investors are concerned about, ralph, is pick your poison. is it kim jong-un of north korea? you heard blake say saturday there may be some test of another weapon. or is it syria? is it afghanistan and isis? >> the number one strategic threat

lieutenant colonel ralph peters is here. the usf vincent is now within striking distance of north korea. colonel peters on what the commander-in-chief must order our military and our statesman to do next as leader kim jong-un rattles his nuclear program saber. bill gates favorite unicorn under attack by dc activists is a smear campaign underway? or is airbnb disrupting the entire housing market in the nation's capitol? and this controversy involves a questionable ad. it's a countdown exclusive you can't miss straight ahead. on wall street, the markets have a hawkeye on the nasdaq and the russell. both trying to take aim at another page in the history books. you have to stay with me. it's an hour to the closing bell. let's start the countdown. ♪ ♪ . liz: all right. breaking news, we have just gotten word that at least one republican house member dan donovan of new york, he's a centrist, but he's a republican saying he will not, he will not vote for the health care bill that has just been revised. now, he may be one, but we ha

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here to discuss is lieutenant colonel ralph peters. welcome back. let us talk about this.e objective of this deal ever to have a non-nuclear iran? >> the objective of the iran nuke deal known as the joint coordinated plan of action was to give john kerry and president trump a huge foreign policy triumph. that was the purpose. the secondary purpose was to delay iran's development of nuclear weapons. it started out to end negotiations. but to use a mundane comparison, basically iranians are great negotiators. the persians invented chess, for heavens sake. kerry and obama walked into that automobile sales showroom and told the salesman i have to have that vehicle. kennedy: the sanctions were lifted and most of what was owed was paid on implementation day. is there any undoing of this deal in your mind? >> yes, there is. first let's remember, they not on got money and some of the sanctioned lifted. they also got a free hand to rampage across the east in because obama was afraid to oppose him. we bullied the europeans into approving this. but now the europeans are doing busines

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charles: lieutenant colonel ralph peters is here too discuss. both sides are talking about how awful the relationship circumstance lack of communication. i don't know how far back we've gone in the time machine to cold war, but it feels ominous. >> our secretary of state, rex tillerson, broke a 16 year american tradition of caving in to vladimir putin, he stood up for american principles todased it, today, for our interest and our allies and strike in syria. i was proud of him, that said you saw sergei lavrov, that ice colde cold press room, lavrov has been doing this his life. when it comes to details, he was able to dance around rex tillerson. but tillerson sat there as if he was the bear, he said what he had to say, and stuck to it i was encouraged. he needs to spend more time with the briefing books, it was a good day for america, and a bad day for vladimir putin and russia. because 16 years of giving in is over. charles: do you feel that russia now being on the heels will have to seek some form of not compromise but to give something. could

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we have fox news strategic analyst lieutenant colonel ralph peters. good to have you here. >> hi, trish. trish: very important time to have you here. my goodness. one story after another. russia, syria, north korea, afghanistan. first of all, your thoughts on north korea, colonel peters, and what we ought to be doing there. >> well, in north korea, it's gone so far due to decades of neglect that there is no good outcome. they're only less bad outcomes. trish: right? >> and eventually, it may take military action. i hope not, but i am far less confident than trump is that the chinese will help us. they're saying they will help us for years upon years one president after another they help us. trish: he said, look, we're willing to do it on our own, if we have to do it on our own. we will do it on our own. i mean, yeah. he would like the chinese to help. but this is a situation, colonel, where my gosh, we have let this country just go and go and go, and we're now looking at potentially their ability to really hurt us within the next few years. isn't it t

ralph peters, colonel, good morning. this is war and it is ugly.one is trying to shade the truth and blames someone else. what is your belief as to who is responsible for this? >> there is zero doubt in my mind who is responsible, syrian government of bashar assad who is a war criminal and has been repeatedly. he has allies, but hezbollah doesn't have capability, iran too smart. russia realizes global implications. it comes down to bashar assad and his regime and generals. i wish we had a word beyond war. it is a vendetta. it is about vengeance. this is assad showing the syrian opposition how deserted they are by the world powers. >> bill: on that point, colonel, he is winning this war now. >> yes. >> bill: what is the incentive to drop chemical weapons? >> sheer vindictiveness to show the opposition they are utterly powerless that they have no friends left defending them. frankly, bill, this secretary of state tillerson's ill judged remarks, sadly preposterrous mark people of syria will determine the future of syria. future of syria determined by

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come in colonel ralph peters, fox news strategic analyst. e golf of tonkin and the tonkin gulf incident when north vietnam reportedly fired and will the president outline that today? >> i don't think, i don't think we'll stage a provocation that gives us an excuse to go to war. the chances of north korea to provoke us. first off, it's very good that trump is meeting with the senators op this and has the cabinet meeting with this. if we are compelled to strike north korea, it would not be a surgical strike like the cruise missiles of syria. it would be a war, short or long, it would be a war. and so, congress needs to be on board and informed and cooperative and supportive, but the other thing is, there is a bottom line here. and the bottom line is that we cannot allow north korea to develop an intercontinental missile that can reach the united states. now, the warhead-- the nuclear issue of course is paramount overall, but the trigger point is that intercontinental missile, whether it's armed with poison gas or m & m's, we can't allow north k

joining me now fox news strategic analyst, lieutenant colonel ralph peters, if that is true.ss him up they failed, the guy beat out la pen, he will be running probably winning, what went wrong? >> they did wrong was to over play their hand. first of all, interfering in u.s. election, they got kawtz, agaicaught gain and again, with potential scandal of u.s., more about michael flynn today, it alarmed the europeans be they knew that russians had been hacking them but with elections coming up, they got serious, france was a crucial prize for putin, he thought high could get a pro-putin president in france he could start breaking up the ei an economythe eu. of 11 candidates running four of top five were pro-putin, lift sanctions, but putin over played his hand so dramatically, with money as well, with propaganda, with fake news, and it just backfired on him, and as you observed, the one candidate who is pro west. pro nato, is a guy who is going to be france's next president. david: quickly, i want to go to turkey. he has about a week and a half, putin does, to continue to work ag

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ralph peters is a fox news analyst. good to see you this morning, sir. what do you make about this?re was a lot of talk about the president putting pressure on china when the president visited mar-a-lago carrying out the strikes in syria when he was here. how do you think their relationship is coming along on their discussion on north korea? >> dear president trump, don't get suck erd. china is making the right noises. they've done it before. promised they'll take economic sanctions. beijing and president xi will not do anything meaningful to stop north korea. they will not confront north korea. this situation is to their benefit and the regime in beijing sees north korea as an ally in a potential future war with the united states. it could tie an enormous range of u.s. asset. china has been a betting and looking aside -- away from the north korean nuclear program. china won't help. >> shannon: where does it leave us? the national security advisor general mcmaster said the president wants everything on the table with regard to dealing the north korea? if we can't count on china, are

and strategic analyst ralph peters.tarting with you, we can all agree bashar al-assad is a bad guy, using chemical weapons on his own people. we are in agreement on this. you only got russia, north korea and iran, three rogue players, two failed state and one qualify failed it but wants to be a bigger player. why can't we go in there, and say assad, you are done and get him out and put someone who would be a whole lot better in. >> a couple hundred thousand troops to fight a world war, we could do that but trump's strikes last week which i support 100%, the weapons of mass destruction, and this is bigger than syria. a global issue. and it is used on troops and our people, we can't be the world's policeman, and -- trish: we did what we had to do but where has it gone om here? >> vladimir putin is floundering, he was shocked. no one has ever stood up to him before. donald trump did and he didn't know what to do. we gave warning we were coming and vladimir putin's ability, a bluffer, he knew his military couldn't keep us o

now for more analysis, fox news contributor lieutenant colonel ralph peters whoan joins us from washingtonwhat is your take on the terror attack t in paris and will it he an effect onll the election and also should have an effect? >> first of all with the statement that this is the new normal, we should hammer politicians when they tell us shouldn't hammer them when they tell the truth. the politicians who say this is here and it's not going away fast are telling the truth. the civilization of islam in the middle east has collapsed in barbarity, it spread to europe. it touches us here and it's not going to be solved for decades if at all. will it affect the french election? it may affect the first round and may garner some votes for marine le pen who was an absolute far right nutcase any american conservative who thinks marine le pen who takes loans from vladimir putin, praises russia, wants out of the e.u. and out of nato is america's friendhe isn't doing his or her homework. the bottom line is this. wewe have to fight terrorism evy single day, i want every terrorist dead. the reality is

from our analysis, fox news contributor lieutenant colonel ralph peters who joins us from washington.olonel peters, what is your take on the terror attack in paris. will it have an effect on the election. and also, should it have an effect? >> well, first of all, with the statement by macron that this is the new normal, greg, we should hammer politicians when they tell us lies, but they shouldn't hammer them when they tell us the true. the politicians in europe and here who have been saying, "this is here and it's not going away fast" are telling the truth. because the civilization of islam in the middle east has collapsed into barbarity, spread to europe, touches us here, and it's not going to be solved for decades, if at all. will it affect the french elections which make it will affect the first round. it may garner some more votes from marie le pen who is an absolute far right nutcase -- >> greg: really? >> yet. any american conservative who thinks marie le pen, who takes loans from vladimir putin, praises russia, wants the e.u. out of nato, is america's friend, is not doing his o

colonel ralph peters is with us. what do you make of this?rkey into a one-man rule country, not good. >> formalizes what already existed which was a one-man rule country. a state that is heavily driven by islammism, affiliated with the muslim brotherhood, you have to give credit to president erdogan of turkey. he was smart. unlike morsi in egypt, he tried to do all the islammization at once. he has taken a decade 1/2 in erred he dough juan in turkey, he used democracy to break democracy. he used the law to erode the laws. he used constitution to dismantle the constitution. he has been very, very good. stuart, we're left with nato ally is essentially islamist, does not share our values and making missive in the middle east and it will not end well. stuart: turkey i don't think will get into the european union. they applied a long time ago. they're waiting to get in. they have the terms to get in. i don't think it is going to happen. >> absolutely not. paraguay at this point would abettor bet for the european union. a better point about this, e

fox news strategic analyst ralph peters with me out of d.c. ralph, good morning to you. this is your comments as to whether or not there is another war. i'll read it for our viewers. a preemptive strike on north korea would indeed draw a brutal response particularly against seoul, south korea. >> that's the biggest problem here. the metro area of seoul, south korea is a hostage to nukes and conventional artillery. for the united states of america it comes down to a simple test. we cannot allow north korea to develop intercontinental missiles that reach the united states whether they're nuclear tipped, chemical tipped or tipped with bags of m & ms, we can't let them have the ability to hit the united states. can't do it. so we have a little time left but the sands in the hourglass are running out. >> bill: the critical question, how do you prevent that, sir? >> it would be great -- every sane person would like a peaceful solution. the key to that is china. but i'm extremely skeptical of china doing what it takes. china sees north korea as a useful ally in a potential futu

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peters, fox news strategic analyst. it's good to see you. would we go it alone? would we have allies in south core ria and japan? and what would this mean? ralphany military across we took against north korea would have to be done in coordination with japan. the north korean response to any u.s. attack small or large would be to attack south korea. the vast me thop his of seoul sits -- metropolis of seoul sit on the border. and not fall into the obama trap of making threats he's not willing or able to carry out. and plan this one thoroughly. while we are not there yet, in the future we may have to apply military force t to prenorth koa from threatening us with nukes. you will take out a vast network of nuclear facility, many dined ground. even doing that, it would require a successful decapitation strike of the regime. hollywood make it sound easy. it would turn into a blood bath on the korean peninsula. dagen: between where we are now and that option, what can donald trump the president talk to xi jinping about later in the week? is there any way to coordinate what we are doing with china? ralph: president xi will go to mar-a-lago. he will ha