ruger could comment on that?>> guest: i like the imagery, on the navy uniform we are allowed to wear the navy jacket which is a snake that says don't tread on me, right? so that idea of being kind of strong and powerful but really kind of careful until you actually have to strike is something that rings true to me. this is the realism and restraint is a grand strategy to the approach that we have been using for the last 30 years, and i think that is kind of a hallmark of it. be strong, keep an eye on the world, hit where you need to, but don't stay past your kind of born on or welcome date. don't stick around and engage in things that get us over our skis andly get us into things that are not necessarily helpful and that sink us into these quagmires. it's. >> host: this is james in independent. gooder morning. >> caller: good morning thank you for taking my call. i have two questions for mr. ruger. i appreciate your comments. number one i don't appreciate the categorization that we are going to war with iran. i d

a ruger 380 handgun with a fully loaded clip next to a santa clara county sheriff's badge found inside. and later lake tahoe police conducting an investigation. >> first thing i said you know what, there's a loaded gun here and the kids could have grabbed it. it's in the nightstand right next to the bed. >> reporter: he says he was relieved to see there was no bullet in the chamber and that his older children knew better than to touch the weapon. he says he wonders what if the younger children saw it first. >> he wouldn't know the difference, and i could guarantee you he wouldn't know the difference. he might think it's a toy. >> reporter: the sheriff's spokesman says the ruger 380 is not a department issued gun and not stolen and that the deputy apparently left it behind after staying in the house though that's still being checked out. segara says despite a refund, he's disappointed the property manager, turn key vacation rentals, didn't find them new accommodations because no one got any sleep that night. >> we don't know whose it is, so i can't just assume that whoever this gun belo

we them ruger, with the charles koch institute and the cato institute studying foreign policy, also a war veteran, when did you serve in afghanistan to mark -- afghanistan? andt: i was there in 2008 2009, general mccarron was there and you saw an increase in american forces after he was replaced. was a learning experience. i am proud to have served my country. of thefter the death general, you released a statement saying the u.s. should use this to extricate itself from middle east entanglements. what does that look like? where should we be leaving? guest: the two for most places are syria and afghanistan. afghanistan is the case in which the president and his team have been working to find a way to extricate ourselves out of that quagmire. the fact is, we should be proud of what we did in afghanistan for america's safety. we have three main goals when we to treat al qaeda as a terrorist organization that could hit america after 9/11. we needed to punish the taliban for their state sponsorship of al qaeda. and we needed to kill or capture osama bin laden. we have achieved those goals.

there is a ruger and can with a fully loaded clip.>> it would have been some of the worst things. >> they found the items including segarra.>> south lake tahoe police picked up the items. issued the statement saying it was made aware of the incident. they went on to say they were working with the south lake tahoe police department. they were thankful no one was hurt. the sheriff's office they called negligent. >> give a certain level of authority to this we haven't encountered it one more than 1 million deaths. they are also investigating and take slick rolls. there thankful nothing worse how it happened.>> it freaks me out a little bit. still have no idea how it got there. i want to know.>> they were issued a full refund he is happy he is trained them. >> he wonders what could have happened. >>> a group of robotic students in san francisco have been hit by thieves for a second time in three weeks. the latest that happened yesterday. these broke into their shed on campus which houses there tools, and equipment. they say it's a huge setback because the team was preparing for competiti

ther william ruger from cato institute joins us to talk about escalating tensions iran --the u.s. and ira iran. morning, it is tuesday, january 7. former white house national security adviser john bolton alters the dynamic of the looming senate impeachment trial when he announced he would be willing to testify if subpoenaed. wranglingparked between democrats and republicans over how the trial should be conducted. we begin by getting your reaction to the prospect of aohn bolton being witness and what you think a fair impeachment trial looks like. democrats can call in at (202) 748-8000. .epublicans, (202) 748-8001 independents (202) 748-8002. you can also send us a text at (202) 748-8003. please include your name and where you are from. catch up with us on social media . a very good tuesday morning to you. here are the headlines on john being's statement about win willing to testify. the story noting that bolton rejected demands -- as the administration delayed military aid. here is john bolton's statement from yesterday. "during the impeachment controversy i have tried to meet my

let's bring back in william ruger. thank you for standing by.t heard about, in particular, troop withdrawal out of iraq. >> the relationship obviously has been frayed by some of the u.s. actions, the killing of general sole ma soleimani chiefg them. one of the things that's interesting is the iraqi government wants to hand trump i think an actual victory here, which is being able to carry out his vision of ending endless wars and with drawing american troops out of some of these spots where our mission has been accomplished. the united states has largely accomplished its goals vis-a-vis isis. i think the president should use this as an opportunity to rethink the foreign policy out of the middle east and shift the troops out of there, especially to focus on the great power of competition as they talked about in the national security strategy and since. i think there's an opportunity at the same time as there is fraying in the partnership. cheryl: thank you very much for your perspective and for standing by. we appreciate it. >> thank you for havi

but these images were not what he planned, a ruger handgun with a clip next to a santa clara county sheriff'syou know what, there's a loaded gun here and the kids could have grakd it. it's in the night stand right next to the kids' bed. >> reporter: he was glad to see there was no gun in the chamber and his older children knew better than to touch the weapon but he wonders what had happened if the younger children saw it first. >> he wouldn't know the difference. i can guarantee you he wouldn't know the difference. he might think it's a toy. >> reporter: the gun is not a department issued gun and not stolen. the deputy apparently left it behind after staying in the house. segarra says despite a refund, he's disappointed the property manager didn't find them new accommodations because no one got any sleep that night. >> we don't know whose it is, so i can't just assume that whoever this gun belongs to is g t be okay with it. they could come in there all hostile. >> even with a badge there? >> even with a badge. >> reporter: segarra says he wants the deputy held accountable but emphasized he ha

children found the ruger 380 with a fully loaded clip in a drawer. he was relieved it didn't have a bullet in the chamber and his kids didn't kuch the gun and told the parents instead. >> we didn't know how it got there. we didn't know if it was stolen, if somebody was going to be coming back. >> the sheriff's department told us last night that the gun was not a department issued weapon but verified that the badge is real and neither of the items were stolen. an internal investigation is under way and put that deputy who left the items in tahoe on paid administrative leave. >> up next, caught on camera breaking into a store and taking a tumble. police believe they've got that guy on the floor. >>> a deadly 24 hours in hayward. a shooting yesterday near 880. friends of the man who was killed say he was there for a party at a home that we found listed on airbnb. we asked to confirm it was rented out but have not heard back. the second shooting near 92. police don't believe the events are connected. >>> the man police say broke into two convenience stor

. >> tell the truth about ruger. >> dr. william ruger tell serves as vice president for the charles coke foundation. before that he was most recently associate professor in the department of political science at texas state university. >> that's good. >> all right. and that is all. scott snyder is senior fellow for korea studies and director on the council on foreign relations. he's the author of many books including "south korea at the cross roads." >> that's good for me too. >> there we go. consider everyone introduced. just to tell you a little bit about how we're going do this, we'll start with opening remarks. then we'll have a time for question and answer and have time for all of you to ask questions as well. to start off, colonel, i would like to start with you. i'm wondering, you know, as you think about trump's approach to north korea, how are you assessing it at this moment in time? >> okay. is this working? are we using this? can you hear me? okay. during the introduction, i was reminded of something that happene

-iran tensions with cato institute research fellow william ruger. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal," live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning. join the discussion. >> joining us to take to talk about her book "one person, no .ote" is the author why did you write this book? the book emerged out of two >> one was the 2016 election and there i saw the pundits keep talking about people just didn't show up. up andople didn't show hillary lost because black people weren't feeling hillary. that and it did not make sense because this was the first election in 50 years without the protection of the voting rights act. we had a series of laws coming through, targeting african-americans, so i wanted to lay out how voter suppression s.rks because host: what protections were under the voting rights act. passedin 1965, congress the voting rights act. it began to deal with the massive disenfranchisement happening particularly in the south. where you had counties that had a majority black population, but zero african-americans were registered to vote. what

. >> reporter: the ruger 380 handgun had a fully loaded clip and was a personal weapon of one of theartment, it appears to have been left behind. police say they took the weapon into possession for safekeeping and contacted the sheriff's department which notified administration and is handling the incident internally. >> we give them a certain level of trust and authority to make right decisions. >> reporter: the property manager says it has a comprehensive process for guest checkouts, home cleans and inspections saying this particular situation is highly unusual and one we have not encountered in hosting over 1 million guests. airbnb says it is investigating, pointing out the weapons policy that states all weapons present must be secured regardless of whether they have been disclosed, people that violate the expectation may be suspended or removed from the site. today the sheriff's department said the deputy has been placed on paid administrative leave while they launched the investigation. the renter says he does not want the deputy fired but hopes he and the department have learne

-iran tensions with cato institute research fellow william ruger. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal," live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning. join the discussion. >> joining us to take to talk about her book "one person, no .ote" is the author why did you write this book? the book emerged out of two >> one was the 2016 election and there i saw the pundits keep talking about people just didn't show up. up andople didn't show hillary lost because black people weren't feeling hillary. that and it did not make sense because this was the first election in 50 years without the protection of the voting rights act. we had a series of laws coming through, targeting african-americans, so i wanted to lay out how voter suppression works because

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