pete hegseth, and tammy bruce. it feels like it's too late, the american public has lost all trust. >> it looked like what it was, window dressing to spin on reality and adjusting strategy as necessary. we are all seeing these fan midwestrfesting -- you see these manifesting at home. you feel like our president isn't on the field. he won't call the enemy and name the enemy for what it is. then we have seen 8 years of refreeght battlefields. ending wars that are retreat and our enemies have taken advantage. charles: the president bragged bending those wars responsibly which is a euphemism for retreat. it fees like we have had some victories abroad, but here at home people are nervous about every single day. they don't know what to do next. >> it comes down to legitimacy. it's not that the american people don't trust the military. that we know we dock these things. it's about leadership and lack of trust in obama. not just on this issue where he has proven that he says one thing and the truth is another. but it's ser

tammy bruce, and alan colmes.regg: alan, trump attacking clinton's infidelity, and penchant for sexism. is it fair game? and is it hypocritical? >> it's hypocritical on a number of levels. he has made a number of sexist remarks. there are questions about his own past. there are questions about when he ended his marriage what was going on. i don't think he would be the best messenger. he has 65% disapproval with women. he's not the best messenger. he can't win that argument. gregg: hillary clinton did broach the subject. she accused donald trump of sexism. >> like the cold war mutually destruction. you can be a jerk and be a good president. but if you are willing and able to betray peept closest to you you are willing and able to betray the american people. it tells you about distraction. but i think donald trump is correct. i think hillary is -- she is the hypocritical one in the sense of her role in dealing with man today lewinsky, her role in defending her husband. if the american people don't remember it now, t

tammy bruce joining me. jessica, "washington post" fees like they crossed the line here. >> they did and they took it back. the editor said he had not seen the cartoon before it went out. they have a no children policy and they took it down. ted cruz is fundraising off of that. we know the obama girls were made fun of. >> do you remember the nra ad. >> no. charles: i remember george bush being depicted as a chimpanzee and a but noon. i doubt any newspaper in the world would draw a picture of president obama's daughters as monkeys. >> it would be outrageous because that draws on racial lines and causing all types of problems. as far as ted cruz cartoons, that was i appropriate, they needed to retract and they need to make sure those types of things don't go forward. this is not the type of behavior we need in political season. these are kid and could be hurt. charles: i remember a key image after one of the fir debate is ted cruz hugging his daughters. people say if you want to have your kid involved in a cam

tammy bruce, and rod wheeler. rod, in the old days when the f.b.i.nvestigating the mafia, when you have tentacles and it goes to the head and the organization, and you take it all down. now they are inspired but they don't take necessarily direct instructions. >> they don't. but they do get training. online there is a lot of underground web sites. the f.b.i. is starting aggressively to track these training web sites. there used to be a time when they would recruit people to do the training but they don't do that anymore. they train individuals by way of the internet. there is a number of cells across the united states. i was at that press conference in february of this year at the national press club when james comey made that statement. he said we have radical cells in the every state in the united states, and that includes alaska and hawaii. charles: can you make a pipe bomb? i remember the cookbook. but can you learn how to make a pipe bomb from the internet or does someone have to walk you through that? >> there is plenty -- if you google it you

jon: tammy bruce, alan colmes, thank you both.a: breaking news from europe where police carry out more raids connected to the paris terror attacks. >>> plus, we're awaiting a court hearing for the former neighbor who bought the guns used by the san bernardino terrorists. coming up, we're going to speak with former homeland security secretary tom ridge about the threat isis and lone wolf terrorists pose us here at home. jon: in belgium police are detaining five more people after weekend raids try -- tied to the paris terror attacks. no explosives or weapons were found. no word on any of those arrested will face charges. meantime, the manhunt continues for paris terror suspect salah abdeslam. jenna: meantime, in this country we're awaiting a court appearance this afternoon by enrique marquez, the friend and former neighbor of one of the san bernardino terrorists. prosecutors say he purchased two rifles used by the couple, and while that investigation continues, there are also three other terror cases receiving less attention but cer

kathy taylor and tammy bruce is walks as well.i find it interesting, in my mind donald trump propels terrorism and national security to the forefront and cruz is 30% in iowa versus 20%. >> if you look at the national polls trump gained some ground. what happened in iowa is different from the national picture. but i was just in iowa last week. way found interesting, iowa is a stated where you have to organize the people on the ground if you are going to bring people out to the caucus. ted cruz has the best on theground -- the best on the ground organization. he had dedicated people. i -- of the iowa activists i talked to, i would say well over half of them have not made their minds yet in terms of who they are going to vote for. charles: there is something maybe we don't know yet. maybe there will be something to be said about traditional way of winning the nomination. >> iowa is a state where the ground game matters. so far none of the traditional rules applied to donald trump. before it seems to be interesting. cruz is like a har

christian whiten and tammy bruce are with us. are you surprised what donald trump said earlier today? >> no. this is a conversation that has to be had. we had 14 years of the policies of the bushes and at kasichs. and look wait got us. what's appeal being this for the american people, especially after president obama's statement last night is it has specifics. this an actual idea that temperature new. the mistake is saying muslims versus nations that have a major terrorist aspect like pakistan, afghanistan, libya, syria, where you can limit the muslim aspect and it's just about muslims dangerous for this country. reporter: can anyone survive running as a candidate in this country calling for a religious test? >> i don't think so. trump makes life harder for people trying to get beyond political correctness and solve problems like crime coming from illegal immigrants and the fact our government isn't screening out islamists. so really he's just writing talking points for hillary clinton. it's not just the moral reason why we shoul

and tammy bruce and alan ratner both fox news contributors join us. it is both.radical islamic terrorism and nut cases with assault rifles. what is the media doing? >> i think this is interesting. after weeks, even after paris, saying our strategy is fine and what is to change? he is going to the pentagon to discuss changing it now. but that will be covered less than arguments about gun control or even earlier today how the climate change deal is going to stop terrorism. what the media doesn't have to do is cover the mistakes, the lies, the absurdity of what the obama administration is promoting. this lallows them to push the democrat narrative about gun control. >> eric: do you think the media is doing that? >> i would outlaw guns, football, and boxing. but that is not just me. this is not about guns. it is about terrorism. one thing the media is not dealing with is a discussion we need to have in this country. if you post something on social media, should it be something the government can look at. if you put it on a billboard in the old days it would be someth

tammy bruce. good evening, thank you for joining us. tammy, i will begin with you.can really help with the issue of fear by resigning. i think that would really stop a lot of the fear. actually, what i see americans being on certainly here and certainly with radio and talking with individuals and just the variety of what is going on is people are angry. of course we are concerned. we have dealt with terrorism issues since 2001. it's been 14, 15 years. we understand what the dynamic is. americans have been through wars. we are rebellious people. we know these things. we don't scare easily. what's concerning us is the lack of leadership. it's not what we are facing, it's the fact that we don't have leadership that is effectively designing a way for us to confront it we know we are better than what's happening. we know what to do. we know the military knows what to do. we have a great military, but the problem is, of course, the lack of leadership. and there is one individual that framework and, of course, he is the problem. we have this problem for another year. it's

joining me general bob scales, frances and tammy bruce.obama, right up there with guns, he wants this to be part of his legacy, wants to shut down gitmo and keeps telling us it's bad for us and i don't get it. >> two of us, charles. i will tell you what's left at gitmo are the worst of the worst. yes, it's a hard job for the military prosecutors but need to get on with the cases and try the cases and make sure these guys don't go back to the battlefield where they cannot only kill people in the region, but plot attacks as you suggest against the united states. the president himself said al qaeda in the arabian peninsula other than isis is the greatest direct threat to the united states homeland and the guy is back in the fight. frankly it's shameful. charles: general scales, you know, some liberals arguing hey, this is the same thing, bush started this whole thing. they don't get due process, languish for a long time and doesn't look well. we should bring the hard-core guys to america and close that place down. >> first of all, charles, gi

tammy bruce is here. he referred to this as gun violence.hy on earth does this administration refuse to call it what it is and the fbi called it and investigating as a terrorist attack. >> they're not only opposite the truth of the reality, and it's their own administration in conflict what it is. americans know what it is and why there's such concern by the american public because the white house seems so out of touch and disconnected, like they're on another planet. so, clearly, they've got the narrative of gun violence, he wants another legacy of dealing with more issues regarding guns, to disarm americans. they also see, of course, the surge of gun buying and they claim they don't know why it's happening. it's happening because there's no real leadership and we know that that's the way we can protect ourselves. ashley: that's the biggest issue, we have a terrorist attack on our own shores and own back yard and all they want to do is talk about gun control. >> it highlights their favorite narrative, but it also tries to push aside what th

tammy bruce is here. >> good morning to you.tuart: the question, dos does hi hillary win or lose when trump goes after her husband's history? >> she can't win. this reminds people what a problem the clintons are and the nature of what they were doing, it was before the presidency, during the presidency and afterwards. there's a generation that might not really know. stuart: that's true. >> now they're going to be finding out and people are going to be reminding what this is. stuart: remind what you said first, your first sentence was, there's no way she can win this, what? she's been attacked by the blustering male neanderthal donald trump and she can't win? >> she's not only a wronged wife, but an enabler. she helped facilitate, maybe not necessarily the infidelity, but what happened to the women after the fact, what she did in the process of helping her husband through it. stuart: you are the former president of now, national organization of women. >> this is a big-- when this occurred and the attacks. i was president of n.o.w