general tom mcinerney is here, he thinks the plane has landed in pakistan. and we'll hear from malaysia's opposition leader with his relationship with the missing pilot. did this impact the plait pilot mind-set the day he got into that cockpit? >>> and this is a fox news alert, investigators are desperately trying to solve the mystery of what happened to the missing malaysian plane. joining me with analysis on what they think may have happened to the jet. former deputy administrator tom blank and d.j. frost. welcome to the program. let me start with you and ask, first of all, if investigators find on this captain's simulator, they find, for example, the five practice runways in the indian ocean what does that tell you, does that raise suspicions in your mind about him? >> well, sean, i flew a 767 not quite a 777 yet, but i want to say, it could be something interests or it could be nothing. it could be him wanting to prepare for future check rides, training events, things like that, it's something interesting, yet i wouldn't put a lot of faith on to somethin

ask your doctor abouxium. >>> this is a fox news alert, tom mcinerney was among the first to say theaysian jetliner could have been hijacked and landed in pakistan. he's here to double down on that claim and explain. thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> my first question was, because this was a relatively short flight from malaysia to beijing, usually they don't filan airplane, they don't maximize the fuel capability on a shorter flight, because it means -- they don't want to land with all that fuel. for this flight to take place to pakistan, my first thought, would they have had the fuel capacity, that seems to be at the maximum level -- distance level of that aircraft? >> as it turns out, we got the last ping, seven hours after takeoff. for whatever reason, they apparently had put more fuel into it, it may be there standard prak sis, so they don't have to buy fuel in beijing, it may be more expensive, i don't know. i'm taking the data that says they got a ping -- their last ping was seven hours after. >> how long would that flight have been, just to give our audien

general tom mcinerney is a retired air force pilot and a fox news contributor.al, good to see you. so as i understand it a source within boeing reportedly told this group, lignet, a retired bunch of cia types, boeing came out today after you talked about that on fox news yesterday and said we don't have information. i want to get the denial, the boeing company does not have information that substantiates your claims. your thoughts? >> well, i'm glad they came up in the net. that doesn't necessarily mean that it is not true. and because we don't know i am -- i'm still trying to figure it out myself. i did find out that the distance from kuala lumpur from beijing and the distance from kuala lumpur to pakistan, lahore, is the same distance, roughly 2700 miles. >> is that right? because we were wondering if the airplane had enough fuel to make it to pakistan. >> correct, so i did some computations on my iphone with siri, and those are the distances i have to verify. but it is strange that if they are the approximate same distances and the pilot erased his data, and

general tom mcinerney is a retired air force pilot and fox news contributor. you know, not for nothing, but the plane is largely blue and gray that they're looking for but lots of things are blue and gray in the ocean. so they're again trying to find something in the ocean, general mcinerney. does this change your assessment? they said it was one place and late last night they moved almost 700 miles to another place and further revised the satellite data that they were using to come to the conclusions. does it change your opinions about what likely happened here? >> well, a couple of nights i was on with you, megyn, and i was getting optimistic. now look, i want them to find the airplane in the south indian ocean. then it is no longer a threat to the american forces, the american public and our national security. so i would dearly like it. but when you're almost 33% off on your mileage moving at almost 700 miles in the leg i'm beginning to question their methods. look, they are doing a very tough job in a very tough area. and the poseidon is the best search ve

fox news, general tom mcinerney, general, how are you?wanted to bring michael into the segment because i want to show everybody exactly what you think it is, where the plane went. so you really believe it is a good chance, your sources are telling you and what you think is that this plane may have landed in pakistan? >> that is correct, sean. i believe it took a westerly course, there is indications the last known track on the transponder and the only known radar skin paint heads directly towards india. and i believe that it ended up in pakistan or could have been iran. probably not going to be in pakistan anymore with all of this discussion about it. but the fact is, i believe it was landed. i believe it was hijacked. i do not believe that i've seen any credible evidence except maybe the inmarsat comments about the indian ocean. >> right sn. >> but that is a vast area. >> and just to remind people, general, you believe because of the time line in all of this. in other words, the transponder is off. acars is off, and then it was manually

. >> fox news military analyst lieutenant general tom mcinerney. that was an explosive moment with megyn kelly. are you standing by the idea the plane could be in pakistan? >> yes, i am, governor. >> and when you think about the idea of pakistan, what gives you reason to think that it could be there? >> well, first of all, you've got to accept that the airplane was hijacked. i believe the airplane was hijacked by the air crew, the pilot and copilot. i believe they just didn't do it to fly seven hours down into the south indian ocean and crash it. it's against their religion, unless they are shahids or martyrs. we haven't heard anything like that. the fact is out of the 45,000 terrorist events since 1998, only 14% have been claimed. so i believe another shoe will fall. i believe pakistan or elements in pakistan, the isi, taliban, al qaeda, are involved in a second shoe. i don't know what that second shoe to fall with will be, but i believe we'll see that airplane involved in a terrorist incident in the near future. >> that would make a lot of sense

we'll check in with general tom mcinerney, and coming up, is harry reid's political career about to comew coming up tonight. and satellite data, possible debris from the missing jet continues to pile up but not one piece of solid evidence has been found or recovered. a japanese satellite spotted ten objects yesterday,

. >> lieutenant general tom mcinerney. than we appreciate it. >>> we've been telling you, of course, as you already know, there are so many unknowns tied to this story. what to you thido you think hap? do you believe this was a deliberate act? tweet me @umapemmaraju. we're going to keep you updated on the developments about the missing jetliner. >>> turning now to another big developing story. tensions building in ukraine ahead of tomorrow's vote. deciding the fate of crimea. russian and ukrainian officials are saying at least three people have been killed and many more wounded in violence between pro-russian and pro-ukrainian activists in two cities in the east. now, tomorrow, the black sea peninsula, crimea, will vote on whether to secede from ukraine and become annexed by russia. joining us now, someone who knows firsthand about the russian threat better than most. georgia's former president. thank you for joining us. >> hello. thank you for inviting me. >> it's very nice to have you here because i know you have raised

we'll check in with general tom mcinerney, and coming up, is harry reid's political career about to come to an abrupt end? also, an interview coming up tonight. and satellite data, possible debris from the missing jet continues to pile up but not one piece of solid evidence has been found or recovered. a japanese satellite spotted ten objects yesterday, thailand identified about 300 on monday. and this all comes after a french satellite pinpointed 132 pieces of floating potential debris. and that was over the weekend. joining us now, australia's catalina florez, great to see you, welcome back. >> reporter: thank you, sean, thai satellite imagery has now recovered 300 images in the southern indian ocean. they're from the french satellite imagery. that is now hundreds of clues waiting to be found in the southern indian ocean. but what is of course frustrating the search efforts is the weather. only four hours after the search reviewed yesterday it had to be called off because the weather was causing poor visibility and severe turbulence. now aircraft were turned back around straight away.

brought on retired general tom mcinerney who offered some sort of evidence, i use that word loosely, the plane was hijacked by terrorists and landed in pakistan. >> i suspect we may in the next 24 to 48 hours, start hearing from either the malaysian or pakistani government. if the pakistani government doesn't talk soon they're going to be complicit in this. >> for this plane if it would have landed in pakistan, pakistanis would have had to know that? >> yes. >> at this point you said that the pakistanis if they don't speak up soon they would be complicit. i would argue they're complicit now not sharing their information intelligence about this with the world. is that a fair observation? >> i think that's a fair observation. >> before you ask yourself, could that possibly be true? one night later mcinnerry threw iran in the mix too. seemed a little like a war within fox. greta kind of sounding like she was rooting for cnn. watch. >> so i'll go off the record for just a minute and this off the record does not apply to you viewers. that's important. because this message is only to those

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general tom mcinerney, he posited this theory. i want to get your reaction to this. listen.i believe it was hijacked i do believe it landed some place. runways in pakistan. runways large enough over 7500 feet and large hanger and look in eastern iran. i could envision that terrorist could say use it, fill it up with explosives, attack u.s.a. aircraft carrier. put a nuclear weapon, a prototype on it, hit israel, the united states, do i believe that there are terrorist connections involved with it. >> what do you make of that? >> well, while it may seem farfetched, i think the general is positing something that we need to consider what could this aircraft have been used for if it were able to land safely somewhere and taken once the passengers removed. to move the kind of things around to get to remote location that really have a slim possibility. again, nothing should be dismissed at this point. we really need to look at everything possible. but the search by the same token must continue in the indian ocean to hopefully find that debris. >> if it did land somewhere. what do y

. >> peter brooks, we had general mcinerney suggesting it could go to pakistan, and that that is where we need to be looking. your thoughts on that. >> tom is a friend of mine and i understand his theory there. and what gives some plausibility to it, i would like to know where israel has reacted so strongly to the disappearance of this aircraft. i can't add anymore to what tom has told us, based upon he has the sources. but a few nights ago we talked about how israel is very concerned and putting their air traffic controllers and air defense systems on high alert. so what do they know that the rest of us do not know, if anything, about this aircraft. >> and a lot of officials on the broadcast have told us even off the air that they believe the american officials probably know much more than they're letting on no matter what that information leads to, mechanical issues, terrorism issues, what have you. gentlemen, thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> well, so many air disasters are eventually blamed on pilot error, but what if this one is different? what about the suggestion that these pilots may have intended to cause harm? that it w