rob o'neill is here. she got her start on "real world." she is married to sean duffy, who she met on the set of "real world, and she's a fox news contributor. she is the mother of eight children. rachel campos-duffy is here. >> kat: both heroes. >> eric: rob, clearly terror is on the top of the list of stories. you are the man who shot osama bin laden. let's listen to allegedly the son of osama bin laden. >> documents recovered from bin laden 'as hideout in pakistan revealed a man nesting -- menacing figure. is osama's son. intelligence analysts are playing close attention. >> translator: basically saying america and american people, we are coming. >> eric: another bin laden, more al qaeda. >> rob: there are several bin ladens out there. we found a lot of intel about his son. they were talking about whether the he should be part of the leadership in 2010, a year before the raid. osama bin laden encouraged him to not be part of a jihad. the last thing osama wanted was for him to die in a drone strik strike. they were in iran. he decided he

rob o'neill., unfortunately, we turn to you on days like today and here we are. >> this is my former line of work dealing with people like this. thank you for having me, cheryl, but i wish it was under different circumstances. it's the realization that the enemy is not a front line. cheryl: and they're going for soft targets, rob, we've got breaking news that i do want to get to, but i do want to talk to you besides. but i want to bring in our very own charlie gasparino he's joining us i believe by phone. charlie, you've got some exclusive reporting that president trump is hiring a private lawyer for the counsel inquiry and russia's interference into the election. what have you learned, charlie? >> the lawyer's name is mark. it shouldn't come as a total surprise since he's a long time attorney for donald trump handling his private matters for i would say at least the last ten years, maybe 20 years. considered one of the toughest lawyers that i've ever met on white-collar matters, security, fraud,

he has a new book detailed how how he did it, former navy seal rob o'neill. ers and applause] >> thank you. greg: while rob was killing bin laden, this guy was directing "scrubs." [laughter] actor, writer and comedian michael macdonald, he has a new show calls nobodies on tvland. [cheers and applause] she's cranky and lanky, and you can take that to the banky. kat tim of! [cheers and applause] and if pyramids are his doorstop, former bodyguard and my massive sidekick, tyrus. [cheers and applause] all right. rob -- >> yes. greg: is trump too human to be president? >> i think it's not that he's too human, i think everyone's too politician. it's like everyone there is either a congressman or a former congressman or a senator that used to be a governor. there's a lot of things we need to fix, and term limits, obviously, is one. people right now in washington, they're so worried about party politics, they don't really care about the country. what can i do to keep myself and my party in power, and it's complete nonsense. greg: yeah. >> they're mad at joe lieberman b

it's going to fall off. >> kat: we will have rob o'neill on "the fox news specialists" in a week.t's almost as if having osama bin laden for a father makes you a little bit of a messed up kid. >> eric: you are a legacy. this is where i kind of get a lot of heat with fellow conservatives. i don't think we should be fighting all of these wars. >> kat: i agree with you. >> eric: here's what happens. goes from the taliban to al qaeda, then this thing overhears isis, everyone runs over there. they are paid to fight. we start pushing them back in iraq. we start pushing back out of mosul and they are going to go to the next thing. the point is, you have to pick the fight you want to fight, not spread yourselves across four or five or six battlefield. >> eboni: they don't exist in isolation. unfortunately we have to go back to invading these areas, whether used -- whether you think it was a mistake or not but it did happen. our armed forces are over there. they are responsible now. their lives are at stake and i want something that's going to make sense for them. i am concerned about pull

former navy seal rob o'neill will join us, mike lee is here and trey gowdy is here live and new york congressman peter king has a lot to say about the terror threat overseas and at home. there are many questions as this trip continues overseas with the horrible events that unfolded in manchester, england. we'll get to all of it. >> shannon: it may impact the conversation that goes on at nato. such a push by this president to say we need you to take terrorism more seriously. that has to be on the table for conversation. coming up. did the alleged manchester suicide bomber have help? that's a big question for british investigators. they have to answer soon. >> senators want answers from former national security officer michael flynn. the former f.b.i. director says he needs to talk to special counsel, robert mueller. tell you what's going on on that and why it's important. >> shannon: president trump's first budget proposal is called a complete non-starter. mulvaney is headed to the hill this morning to defend it. >> the gun goes off when the posturing occurs. let's not lose the forest

let's bring back in rob o'neill, pete, and allen dershowitz.gnificance for the israelis and the christian community as they visit this church. >> well, it's very significant because when jordan controlled the old city of jerusalem, people couldn't go and pray freely. jews couldn't pray at the western wall, jews couldn't go visit. now of course with jerusalem in the hands of israel, it's an open city. anybody can go there and anybody can pray and it creates such harmony between jews, catholics, prodistins, muslims, and i think the president visiting the church freely and openly and then visiting the western wall sends a very, very important symbol of why jerusalem must remain under the control and sovereignty of israel. it's the only way to guarantee religious freedom for all. steve: professor, explain to us -- this is clearly part of the israeli visit. the palestinians also claim the old city, which is where this is with its jewish, muslim, and christian sacred sites as part of their future capital with a palestinian state. how is that working

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let me ask you, we have had had rob o'neill on. >> right.has said is that you all weren't 100 percent sure that bin laden was in that house. he said he wasn't sure that he was going to come back alive. what were your doubts going in? >> we certainly didn't know whether bin laden was actually in the house. i think this is one of the great decisions by president obama. very courageous decision to conduct the operation. because, frankly, the last meeting i had in the white house situation room the intelligence still basically put us about 50/506789 the president made the decision for us to do the raid. you are also concerned in a mission like this whether or not the boys were going to come home safely. we were concerned whether the entire house was loaded with ammunition. we had seen this a number of times in iraq the house was set to blow in the event that troops came in. so, we didn't know whether or not bin laden had the suicide vest. whether some of his family had suicide vests. so i think rob o'neill and all the seals that went into the ho

clayton: stand by for a second because we want to bring in rob o'neill to killed usama bin laden. get your sense of the military importance of this meeting. okay. so he is meeting with king salman who is 81 years old. frail, we know. there are reports of his illness. he has two princes who are sort of vying for power right now in that country. he will meet with the king first for a ballot teller meeting. meet with the prince and deputy prince an hour later. the military importance of those meetings in the region how important do you see this? >> it's important because our enemies isis and al qaeda are not friends of the house of saud. the royalty that's in power. so they have interest in getting rid of isis which is our primary thing right now. isimattis was out there secretay of defense talking about how we are going to destroy isis. they have interest in that. we are going to need them because we won't be able to kill them with military might. we need the ideology. a lot of that radical form of wahabism comes from saudi arabia where they are. you are not going to change it overni

to vote this weekend look at the roster, tucker carlson, mick mulvaney at the press conference, rob o'neillt wasn't really a compromise or was it? abby was on her parents floor watching late-night television, any furniture in your house? >> a blanket on the hard for. you like it. see you soon. we will be right back. stay with us. it's time for the can-am spring fever sales event. get a cash rebate of up to $2,000 on selected models. or get the outlander 450, starting at $5,499. visit your local dealer for details. can-am. the ride says it all. ♪ >> a little hillary duff to get your wednesday started. the city is going this morning, back with a scandal that will not go away, judicial watch releasing a dozen emails between hillary clinton and her aid hmmma aberdeen containing classified information using a private email address, clinton used an unsecured private email server during her tenure as secretary of state, she turned over 55,000 pages of emails to the fed those documents do not include these new emails. time to check in with foxbusiness alert, buyer beware, a major defect in a popula

. >> joining me now is former navy seal and the author of the operator, rob o'neil.e put it in these terms, he said this is good versus evil. it's not about christian and jewish and islam, it's really about barbarians versus civilizations. >> yes, it's about part of the eye ideology that's been hijacked. he said we can't kill our way through it. we need your help and we need our allies in the region on board with it. we are not looking to instill american values spread we are looking to partner and for peace. >> we have tried to instill american values and created democracy, we tried elections in other countries, it hasn't gone that smoothly. i think president trumps acknowledging there is limitations to that and saying you can still have your culture, but that culture will die if you don't do something about the terrorism. >> it's nice to see, finally we don't learn from her history but were learning from it now. a lot of these terrorists, they're not afraid of dying. they're afraid of going to hell. that's what they're afraid of. if we can get into the religious le

going to talk to former trump campaign manager about reports of a white house staff shake-up, also rob o'neilled osama bin laden here to react to the news of bin laden's son, we are not done yet. kevin johnson on former attorney general eric holder to insult current attorney general jeff sessions. 11 and a half minutes in the channel you trust for news, "fox & friends first" returns in two minutes your wingtips... ...if this is your gourmet latte... then these are your vans. vans for professionals. strictly professionals. best commercial van residual value according to alg and starting at just $25,995. mercedes-benz. vans. born to run. i need the phone that's where i happen to be... to be the one that rings. i need not to be missed phone calls... to not be missed. i need seamless handoff... canyon software. from reception, to landline, to mobile. i need one number... not two. i'm always moving forward... because i can't afford to get stuck in the past. comcast business. built for business. >> more trouble on board with the airlines, this time on jetblue, a new jersey family says they were kic

. >> joining me now is former navy seal and the author of the operator, rob o'neil. said this is good versus evil. it's not about christian and jewish and islam, it's really about barbarians versus civilizations. >> yes, it's about part of the eye ideology that's been hijacked. he said we can't kill our way through it. we need your help and we need our allies in the region on board with it. we are not looking to instill american values spread we are looking to partner and for peace. >> we have tried to instill american values and created democracy, we tried elections in other countries, it hasn't gone that smoothly. i think president trumps acknowledging there is limitations to that and saying you can still have your culture, but that culture will die if you don't do something about the terrorism. >> it's nice to see, finally we don't learn from her history but were learning from it now. a lot of these terrorists, they're not afraid of dying. they're afraid of going to hell. that's what they're afraid of. if we can get into the religious leaders instill that if you'r

i got rob o'neill and michael mcdonald great comedian. back to me, please.rabbi, a priest, and imam walk into a bar. well, kind of like that on the show but they walk on my show to talk about donald trump's visit. >> called the bar fight. had been the cause of many of the rise of islamaphobia. antisemitism as well. >> let me say with great respect with-to-imam chauncey. donald trump is the only one who finally punished assad for killing muslims and arabs. [applause] greg dreg it was a fiery debate. tune in. >> kimberly: have you great promotions. >> dana: jesse, you are next. >> jesse: hearing that hillary's email investigation might be reopened. i checked to see if i could get a statement from the former secretary of state in chappaqua where she likes to hang out in the woods. >> jesse: you guys seen hillary? >> i haven't. >> jesse: okay. let her know i'm out here. "watters' world" is out here. >> jesse: i'm with her. still nothing. that's saturday 8:00 before greg's show. there have you it. >> greg: watch his show and then my show. >> dana: be sure to tune

the man who killed usama bin laden, rob o'neill, said this could be the tip of the iceberg. >> people came back from syria, the islamic state out of syria and we need to be watching this, there needs to be a certain profiling that goes on with these people, men and women, the cubs, the caliphate, this is a big ideology. they believe in it more than anything else, they want to take over the world and destroy it. >> we wondered how much of a threat to these jihadi bribes pose? terrorism and national security expert and ceo of the american media institute in dc, who are these people? >> 80 to 100 of them from the uk and other english-speaking countries, not many americans that we know of but they tend to be teenagers in their early 20s who left their families and traveled through turkey into syria and iraq and found themselves married to isis fighters. sometimes they have been killed or displaced and have been spent home. with passports, british passports, german passports, they can't be legally stopped from entering the country and can't get extra scrutiny that any citizen, without prob

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rob o'neill. >> thanks for having me.ummer travel season. they're trying to scare us. obviously the terrorists are. the state department is saying they're out there and you should be worried about. >> they're doing the right thing. we don't need to worry about it, but you need to be aware of it. a lot of this radical extremism reached parts of europe. you saw the attacks in westminster and france and parts of europe. the terrorists necessarily haven't gone anywhere. there is a definitely a threat. i wouldn't discourage people to travel to europe but i say be afraid or aware of what you're doing. be your own best friend. look around. steve: we've seen maps, we had one up where al qaeda's influence is. we've also seen maps where isis is located and it looks like their territory is diminishing. which means if the isis land is getting smaller, they're going to have to go somewhere and worry is here. >> they are moving somewhere. with help from our coalition partners we moved, we taken out places, not taken out raqqa, syria ye

. >> rob o'neill in the service family. >> it again when he apologized to the family, everybody goesal in 2009? are we unfair to this guy? and kimberly says, this happens. >> it comes with the territory. one and a half drunk driving arrests annually. you do not hear about them because they are not tiger wood tiger woods. so unfortunately, or fortunately, however you want to look at it. these things are the big equalizer. he is no different than any guy you see on the "cops" rerun as they try to pin him in a bush. >> okay, well that did not happen. >> only one club to get him out of this whole coming and it is probably narcotics anonymous or something like that. i do not think the prescription abused question flies. you know, i don't know. it is like, you are out in the middle of the night driving. maybe you are just taking it recreationally, i don't know. >> he had surgery. we do not want to disparage anyone -- >> i'm okay with her. the use of her pain, but a lot of people don't use it for pain. >> it is a sad story, a man who was her heroic hero too many people. ahh. where are mom a

>> lisa: thank you to our fox news specialists, rob o'neill and rachel campos-duffy and thank you to everyone for letting me be here today and for eboni williams. thank you for watching. 5:00 will never be the same. "special report" is next. >> kat: naito's new sheriff. president trump tells allies to pay their fair share, pay what they owe from years past. to start fighting terrorism in earnest. this is "special report" ." welcome to washington. i am bret baier. the man known for "the art of the deal" tried to seal the deal with nato allies, creating awkward moments. president trump wants them to pay what they promised, to pay for their defense. the president got an ear full from britton's prime minister. and then he took action. kevin corke starts us off. >> good evening. the president is asking the justice department to look into the leak by u.s. intelligence officials apparently to "the new york times" and that drew something that i think it would find fairly unprecedented, refusing to share information with u.s. intelligence officials as it relates specifically to the devastatin

rob o'neill shot him in the face. with me now he is james mitchell.famously interrogated lieutenant and the fellow architect of 9/11 khalid muhammad. good to see you, james. how did it help locate bin laden? >> well, i think the best description i've heard of that really came from michael haden who had been the director of the nsa and the director of the cia, and he said that putting together little bits and pieces of information was like putting a puzzle together without ever having to take a look at the picture on the box. so what happened is small bits of information that came from detainees who had been subjected to eits were after they were subjected to eits, were put together by analysts used to locating. i'll give you an example. the first person who really pointed the finger at the courier was ksm's nephew; so he said that ksm told him that he was a courier for ubl. he told us that. the analysts went back to ksm and asked him about it, and he denied it. and he said i didn't tell him that. he's lying. and we go back to him and he says i don't k

i got rob o'neil and michael mcdonald, a great comedian. back toal me, please.m walk 92 a bar? kind of like that on the show, but they walk on my show to talk about the president's visit. >> this is called the bar fight. >> had been the cause of the rise of islamophobia. >> let me say with great respect, he is the only one who finally punished assad for muslims and arabs. >: yes. [applause] >> oh, geeze. debate. it was a fiery tune in. >: and you have great commercials. >> yes. >> jesse, you're next. >> well, um, we're hearing that hillary's e-mail investigation might be opened so i went to go check too see if i can get a statement from the former secretary of state where she likes to hang out in the woods. >> you guys seen hillary? >> ni haven't. >> okay. let me know i'm out hero kay? tell her - - . >> i'm with her. still nothing. >> that's funny. >> that's saturday before greg's show. >> watch his show, then my show. >> that was it. >> we will be sure to tune in. check thiss out a little pre mature celebration going on. this rider crosses what he thinks is the

joining us right now rob o'neil, author of the operator, firing the shots that killed osama bin ladenyears as a seal team warrior. it's always chilling to remember what you did and how you killed osama bin laden. we always are really grateful that you're here this morning. thank you so much. another book, the operator, your thoughts on the new warning from tsa? >> i'm happy they did it. a lot of people need to be aware. a t of people ve in their bubbles, they walk in the streets of new york with their heads on iphones, they are not looking at anything, they have a willful blindness and they don't think anything is going to happen. look at what you're doing, pay attention, what a lot of the terrorists are doing, a lot of security is getting better as you travel overseas and they can't get to places like syria so they tell them to stay here and reck havoc. nice is a easy one. the guy stole a beer truck and they get out with knives and start stabbing people. bigger trucks can get past through people, really teenagers. maria: is this a new strategy by the terrorists at the point to come i

rob o'neill. here we have a situation where we now know isis is taking about for days. they change their tactics looking at soft targets, maybe smaller cities, even though the concert venue is large. how do you plan for that? >> the problem here is this isn't brand-new. they seem the leadership saying they want to try to fight. at soft targets and it's difficult to deal with because you see the parameters get furtr and further t. they will hit people waiting. they've done it in airports. what needs to happen to the long-term solution we are not going to build a killer way to this. not just for the leaders of the countries which is a good start, we need to give the scholars, the clerics, who is preaching hate and get them out. you need to arrest these guys. look at the leader of al qaeda now. collegiate mohammed, mastermind of 9/11. he speaks four languages and is graduated college. these are not people. neil: you know how to reach out to the so-called lone wolves and i guess even the one who is thought to be behind the attacks of manchester. he was on authority's radar.

they have gone up since usama bin laden was killed by rob o'neill.ou have to wrestle with, charles. check the device into your bag. we know that pan am 103 bass brought down by audio cassette player, bomb, in a cassette player back in the late '80s. so, is this a fix? wow, a big push to stop it from western europe as well. charles: thanks a lot. mack. coming up speaker paul ryan says the senate will pass a health care bill in a month or so. are we really that close? luther strange will tell us about their progress. >>> russia's foreign minister minutes away from meeting with president trump in the oval office. we'll bring you any developments. ♪ [vo] when it comes to investing, looking from a fresh perspective can make all the difference. it can provide what we call an unlock: a realization that often reveals a better path forward. at wells fargo, it's our expertise in finding this kind of insight that has lead us to become one of the largest investment and wealth management firms in the country. discover how we can help find your unlock. charles: ha

joining us rob morgan from sandy spring bank who is here with us. kenny from o'neill securities and rick santelli from the cme this afternoon. rob, so what do you make of this market? again, it is a little bit of a mixed bag and how about the move in oil we had as well? >> well, i tell you, kelly, what really concerns me is how low the vix is and most saying that's a great thing, but a lot of times that can presage turbulence down the road. i'm hopeful that maybe we'll have a side ways market here as we enter the summer, but i am a little concerned by that. >> yeah, rarely is the vix -- i mean the fear indicator when it hits that low, that rarely signals a bottom in the market, right? >> 23 years ago, right? it is over complacency which makes -- catches everybody off guard. >> is this over-complacency when we consider what is going on? we know what is going on in washington, north korea, france. >> look what the market has done for the last three weeks. we have been in this 2375, 2400 range, we can't break out or down. it does nothing. we are kissing highs again right