it is buck sexton, host and editor of "the buck sexton show" on the blaze network. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> did the cia go a stray? on tuesday a democratic-lead panel released a deeply critical report on the agency's interrogation practices. i read all 670 pages. lawmakers warn it could endanger the lives of americans and more than 6,000 marines were put on high alert. chairwoman dianne feinstein believed the extensive and expensive under taking was necessary. >> history will judge us by our commitment to adjust society governed by law and the willingness to face an ugly truth and say never again. >> the center report which did not have the full support of the intelligence committee's republican minority concluded in part that the cia program was not an effective or productive way to gather intelligence. 1k3 that the interrogation of detainees went beyond the authorized procedures. the report and the cia disagree over the initial tip that lead to taking out osama bin laden. >> i do know the information we got from the detainees including detainees who ha

and jeff sexton jacob sexton's father.gentlemen, thank you so much for joining me today. >> thank you, patrick. >> senator, let me go to you first. i want to talk about your incredibly important piece of legislation. let's get your remarks on what you saw in afghanistan today. you're on the armed services committee. what does it say about the war that began with such fervor 13 years ago and a rather quiet, unassuming and frankly unnoticed way. >> well, what we hope is that there's continued stability in afghanistan in the years ahead. and we've now switched to a support mission. and so we will have a little bit over 10,000 people there this next year helping to support 350,000 plus afghan army. and so what we're hoping is that they'll carry the ball from here on out. and that what we've been able to do is try to make sure our nation is safe that there are no terrorist attacks that are being developed from afghanistan again. and that as we move forward, afghanistan is able to chart their own direction. >> yeah. >> how about

. >> charlie sexton remembers it well. he was her eighth grade acting coach. >> she sort of had that sort of nonchalant -- >> oh, hi. >> -- nothing's really going to bother me air about her. >> what? >> it's happening for you. >> what is happening for you? >> what is happening is happening. >> she always said, i'm doing this, i'm going to make it. >> years before the red carpet, hollywood's it girl was strutting her stuff across this stage. far from the spotlight. >> this is it. >> if jennifer was here, this would have been a classroom space. >> in this very space? >> this very space. >> walden theater in louisville, kentucky, where jennifer lawrence calls home. >> she grew up in indian hills which is a nice suburban neighborhood in louisville. >> local reporter josh moss landed a rare interview with jennifer and her family in 2010. >> growing up here, it was easy for her to be sort of grounded in her family and family is really important to her. >> the youngest of three, jennifer was the first girl on her dad's side in 50

buck sexton is a former cia officer and former nypd intelligence division specialist. buck, welcome. good to have you here tonight. this is a big deal. what does the fbi know about this at this point do you think? >> it's bizarre and yet very serious at the same time. the idea that this could be anyone other than north korea wouldn't make any sense. who would go through all of this trouble and who would have the capability and who would care enough about this movie other than the north korean government and its surrogates to engage in this. whether the administration comes out and says it's official, i know sources have said the fbi said it's north korea, we basically know that it is and the question then becomes what should the response be? this is a very serious issue. if north korea is allowed to do this, if they're allowed to target private corporations on u.s. soil, maybe even private citizens, it has a very real chilling effect on our speech on top of being a form of cyberterrorism. this is something that requires a robust and dedicated response from the white ho

. >> joining me now judge andrew napolitano who is fox news senior analyst and buck sexton former cia officer and nypd specialist. we begin with the judge. you think this is a good thing? >> well, i'm sorry that the report is written and i'm sorry what's in it. but in a democracy the american public has the right to know what's been done in their name especially when they've been misled about it. the american public is also entitled to know that the laws that govern the rest of us also govern the government. >> they're entitled to know even if it's going to endanger the lives of the intel community and those operatives who are still working on our behalf right now. >> the report is not going to endanger lives -- >> yes, it is. >> what the people in the report did is going to endanger lives. >> that's splitting hairs. >> no, no -- >> i'm sure that's going to come as a big comfort to the families of the dead analysts we're going to see. >> it's terrible what these people did what this report says they did. dianne feinstein is the chairwoman of the senate intelligence committee. theoreti

man, james sexton from farmland, indiana had done a duty of tour in iraq.tan. had to make the same kind of choices chris kyle had to made at the age of 21. came home and took his life. his dad called me and said hey joe, look, we have tremendous pain in our family. our hearts are broken. but if we can make jake's sacrifice into something good let's do this together. >> all right. i want to go jeff miller now because you have another angle to this which is the way our veterans are treated especially at the va. on friday we had a piece talking about veterans being infected by a certain procedure at a certain facility in virginia. what's being done in light of that. also overall how is the va doing as it tries to recover? >> the va has got a long way to go before they get back to where they need be in servicing our veterans and giving them the benefits they earned. secretary mcdonnell and sloan gibson are working every day and night to make sure that this agency is turned around. what was reported on your network just the other day was a couple of veterans who