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lieutenant colonel ralph peters, thank you for joining us. >> thank you.g home deliveries? amazon thinks they found a solution. amazon, require as lot of trust on your part frankly. it will allow couriers to drop off packages inside of your home. paired with the company's cloud cam. customers view the delivery when complete. notifications when the door is locked. apparently letting somebody in. the service becomes available november 8th in 37 cities. it comes with a price tag of 250 bucks. i don't know if i trust the delivery service that much. far be it from me to second guess amazon. they have done just about everything right. melissa: uber said, would you jump into a car of a stranger that offered you a ride? who knows? >>> smoking gun email. the obama justice department has long been accused steering settlement funds away from conservatives. congress says they can prove it. texas attorney general ken paxton sounds off next. david: pushing forward to the tax reform ahead of the crucial vote on the senate-approved budget. new york republican congressman

members of congress signed a letter demanding fox news apologize for these comments made by colonel ralph petersmilitary leader is pfc bergdahl a deserter in the answer was yes. around army also knows he left his combat outpost when he left his buddies in the hours of darkness. left his weapon behind much his own volition. jesse: fox wasn't wrong. bergdahl pled guilty to desertion this week. where are all the congressmen now? are they going to apologize? i'm not going to hold my breath. we'll be right back with "ask waters." [♪] jesse: time for "ask watters." why do you wear such bright jackets on tv? that's the point. kate asks, how do you keep your hair so fire? we have a team of people up here. it takes a village. what nationality are you, jesse? >> i'm not french. anyway, that's it for us tonight. follow me on facebook, instagram and twitter. and remember, i'm watters and this is my world. judge jeanine: breaking tonight. all five former presidents appearing together to benefit victims of this year's devastating hurricane. welcome to "justice." i'm jeanine pirro live from los angeles. counse

ralph peters was on our air saying he's a gun owner. are a bunch of armed people there that they would have made the situation any safer. >> if the attacker is on the ground in the immediate have it veryit -- in the immediate vici, then yes. you have to take away what you can. kennedy: at this point what do you take away? >> what do you do when you go to a large event. people are looking for a way to keep themselves secure. you can't stay at a high level of awareness all the time. but when you goin a public event like a concert or sports event. do some basic things. take note of all the exits. look how the place is configured. have a plan so that if something kicks off, this is what i'll try to do. and you move away from the perceived threat and you look for cover. you keep moving. but you have to at least be aware you are in a large gathering. so raise your concern, awareness of your environment at that time, you are not going to walk around 24 hours a day that way. but pick and choose nose opportunities. it's about the best the averag

joining me is retired lieutenant colonel ralph peters. the authorization from 2001 and 2002 is very outdated. is it possible to get a new aumf? >> it's possible. but congress needs to do its job. the gravest responsibility our congress has under the constitution is the ability to declare war. the president doesn't get to do it. the congress has to declare war. the president can act in emergencies. john mccain is right as are you. we need 0 learn the lessons of the last 15-16 years and update the authorization for the use of military force. we know what we can do and what we need to do, i hope what we shouldn't do. the trick will be this. while getting back the limitation on conventional warfare. in the war against global jihad. we can't overrestrict ourselves. the mission in niger is a classic example. we need to follow the jihadis wherever they hide. kennedy: i understand that. i just don't think we have come up with an appropriate solution for combating jihadiism. the fact that we have so many active hotpots around the globe where we ar

ralph peters here to talk about this and more. nice to see you, good morning.y on the back and forth at the white house. >> who gave them authority? >> president trump: i gave them authority to do what's right so we win. i want to win and we're going to win and we're beating isis very badly. you look at what's happened in the middle east. we've done more in eight months than the previous administration has done in many years. now, what happens is you decimate them and that's what we've done. we have decimated isis in the middle east. they go to africa, they go to places. when they get there, we meet them there. that's what goes on. it's a tough business, it's a tough war. but we are winning it and you know what? we're going to continue winning it. >> bill: he said a lot in that answer, ralph. what is significant do you think? >> well, a lot of it is significant. this is one thing that the president is getting exactly right. we are really hammering the terrorists at last. under president obama and under president bush to a degree there were so many restrictions

liz: i have retirement from retired lieutenant ralph peters. i love your reaction to what colonel peters says. roll tape. >> whether or not vladmir putin has undue influence or has had undune influence on presidential administration. let us hope with the mueller probe, mueller probe is done, that we'll find that president trump has no involvement. but we've got to pursue it to the end and every american, right or left should want to know with certainty that vladmir putin has no influence. liz: trey gowdy said the same thing. to get to the bottom of it. >> the best argument against having special counsel. liz: why? >> special counsel is looking only for crimes. there are no crimes in collusion. take the worst-case scenario. liz: is there a federal criminal statute that says collusion? >> no. take worst-case scenario, this never happened. president trump calls vladmir putin. vlad do i have a deal for you, you want to get rid of sane shuns, you help me be president, i will get rid of sanctions. terrible the horrible. not a crime. there is nothing

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fox news strategic analyst lieutenant colonel ralph peters joins me.k we've begun to exercise our options, certainly not on the economic front, i'll let you answer the question, are we out of options? >> not out of options, the number of options that are viable are dwindling quickly. you have a better grasp of economics than i do, trish, china hasn't done as much as it can do or could do, but china is running up against own limitations, kim jong-un has slipped a leash, no question about it. trish: let me go back to that for a second. i keep hearing that our intelligence is not that great on north korea but china's is pretty darn good, they knew his family well and know him decently well, they have more intelligence on him than we would ever hope to have. would you agree with that? >> i would agree they have better intelligence than we do. i don't think they have perfect intelligence by any means, this is such an opaque regime, china knows better than we do. china made the classic mistake in thinking can you make a cobra a pet. snakes don't make good pe

ralph peters, back to you.he role of the president here come the third he treated his condolences to the family here and he will address the las vegas shooting a little later this morning. that is his tweet this morning. my warmest condolences and sympathies to the dems and families of las vegas shooting. god bless you. while the president now should surely be to call and reassure the nation. >> you're absolutely right. it is time to be calm and quietly strong. and by the way, the fact that the markets are going up tells us how much we have factored terrorism into our daily lives. at the level of acceptance 20 years ago we would've never expected. it is time to be the strong silent type. stuart: is this the new normal? i hate to put it like that. >> yes. stuart: because we can't do anything about it. we can't stop this kind of attack. we can't stop it. >> the paradoxes it's much easier to stop the big complex attacks because you can hit it at one point or another. when you've got somebody who's a loner, whether

joining us colonel ralph peters. ers the mueller probe is very important as far as national security is concerned but explain us, walk us through why it is so important if you can? >> it is very important for multiple reasons, charles. one, no american can be above the law. you're seeing the american just tis system is working the way it is supposed to do. secondly, while there may be possible indictments, not limited to trump campaign supporters there is core issue here of national security. i know people are politicizing this, going back and forth, what about hillary clinton? who paid for the dossier? the core issue is whether or not vladmir putin has undue influence or has had undue influence on presidential administration? let us hope with the mueller probe, mueller probe is done, they will find president trump has no involvement. but we've got to pursue it to the end. every american, right or left, with want to know that vladmir putin has no influence. now the worrisome thing to me as a long-term russian analyst,

joining us now, colonel ralph peters, fox news strategic analyst.ive stance actually worked here? because we've seen no missile launch much or bomb test for a few weeks? >> i think we'll see more north korean tests and launches. they are not fully convinced, but, i give president trump very high marks being the first president in quarter century to stand up to get tough with north korea. his tweet over the weekend, i don't like his tweeting overall, sometimes they're right. the one oaf the weekend was absolutely right. appeasement, buying them off, talk, talk, has not worked. that does not mean we go to war. allies need to be assured we're not ready to attack tomorrow. military option has to remain on the table, we can not allow, at some point in future a nuclear pearl harbor. president trump gets big points for being tough, but he is also weakening his case getting off message. we need a unified front, a tough front. but mattis, tillerson, nikki haley, everyone else in the cabinet, they need to be on the same, to use cliche, same sheet of music. wh

peter teal about technology and we will bring you that interview as it happens. the other big name i will be speaking with today ever core ceo and president ralph is with us this morning the new york stocks ebbing changes tom will join us. managing partner mike murphy, fox business dagen mcdowell and wall street journal ryan. dagen: good morning, maria. we were just talking, if you heard us muttering about twitter earnings. [laughter] maria: they look better than expected, right? mike: they load gook on the surface, for sure. the bar is set pretty low for twitter, we have to see what jack says on the conference call. maria: monthly average users 4 million and a quarter. ryan, 330 million. what do you think about that number? >> yeah, i mean, that's pretty solid, that's better certainly than they did the quarter before but it's not quite as good as they posted earlier this year. obviously twitter has a lot of engagement issues on the platform with harassment and things like that, let's see if they can address that on the call later on. maria: what else do you want to hear on the call, ryan? >> talk about whether or not they are going to increase the length of a tweet f