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and what we're trying to do here, as i see it, what the united states is trying to do with many members of the international community, make russia pay some price, some significant price, isolate it, and send a signal that this is not how we want business to be conducted in the 21 s century. you're not going to be able to stop it in its tracks. you're not going to be able to send troops into crimea. but the fact that we can't get 100% leak proof sanctions doesn't mean we shouldn't try to raise the bar and exact some price. >> i would like you to listen, fareed, to what the secretary of state, john kerry, said in kiev today. he said this just before leaving the ukrainian capital. listen to this. >> russia, if you wanted to help deescalate the situation, could return its troops to the barracks, live by the 1997 base agreement, and deescalate. rather than expand their invasion. now, we would prefer that. i come here today at the instruction of president obama to make it absolutely clear, the united states of america would prefer to see this deescalating. >> are you getting any indications

what is kiev and the west and the united states doing to block that vote? >> well, this is important. this is basically a vote that is being done at the barrel of a gun. russian troops, a few hundred feet from me, russian militias are putting pressure on people to not only go out to the vote if they believe in a future crimea with russia, but real intimidation factor against pro-westerners, the people that believe in a united ukraine to show up to the vote. there's a sense of whether this will be free and fair. there is nothing that there stop it at this point. the u.s. has been trying diplomatically, trying to push monitors in here, u.n. and european monitors. they have not been allowed into the peninsula, stopped by the same pro-russian activist. a government rhetoric, but no action by the ukrainian military or police, which technically answers the ukrainian government. a sense of unwillingness or inability to confront the momentum that's created by the pro-russian activists or troops, suggesting a vote in a week, that will most likely leave crimea part o

the united states must do all it can to prevent unnecessary disease and death from contaminated water. but it goes beyond issues of disease and sanitation. you know, look at what's happened in syria. between 2006 and 2011, nearly 60% of syria's land mass was

there are things that the united states can do to hurt the united states, give nuclear technology ton in both sides can hurt each other. we have not made direct amends to the region we have every measure and therefore the russians won't respond to and it also seems the risk of unintended consequences. for example, the president meeting with them today before the security -- the nuclear security summit, pushing russia into the arms of china, if you will and that would be a formidable alliance, would it not? >> that would be a massive strategic mistake and we also have to remember that russia has options independent of china. and they can bring pressure to bear in the baltics near romania's border and now they have a whole lot to bring on the united states and for all the threats we made it would make them very uncomfortable. lou: thank you so much. it is good to be here with you. we appreciate it. on wall street today, the dow jones down 26 points, and s&p lost nine, the nasdaq lost that day. crude oil up 15 cents settling below $100 a barrel. old felt $25. 1300 and $11 an ounce. appl

i know that to other countries united states china doing what i can even order them say it's now all we can do is to have based on prime minister is committed to assisting allies. we need to call movies developments carefully. of course the benefit of pacific and the first sentence. by the retelling. this is serious for amazing race and an alliance and its use of. haitian government said on wednesday that overseas agencies have supplied background checks on all denominations on the plane except those from ukraine and russia. it had it that none of the checks has turned up anything suspicious to fall ahead of generations beginning next month and his role alongside china and the destinations is attracting increasing attention the leadership of one of the day is in asia could be about to change

when you look at the proponents of the death penalty, it is iran, north korea, and the united states. do we really want to be lumped in with those characters? we could be more than that. capital punishment is not accurately administer. you you don't see why guys on death row. it is always underprivileged, under educated people. people don't have any means to defend themselves. they're the ones who go to the electric chair. if someone is -- if you snuff out someone's life, in a matter of seconds, they are gone. their suffering is over with. if you make that person spend the rest of his life in jail, he will have a lot of suffering. it is much cheaper. it costs two million dollars to execute a prisoner because you have all the housing. you have the costs three the petitions to be filed. [indiscernible] that is another reason why it doesn't make sense. if that was a deterrent, if the death penalty was really a deterrent, i could support it. but, people who are pro-death penalty have not come up with any evidence whatsoever that it is a deterrent. the only thing it is is off with their heads

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concerned. >> for people in the united states who are watching this, who don't feel connected to ukraine, who don't feel that this necessarily has an impact on the united states. what do say, why is this important? >> well, i remember -- and i don't predict there's going to be a world war. i don't predict the reignition of the cold war, i do think that when aggression goes unchecked, the next thing is aggression. we are the world leader, we cannot abandon that responsibility. it does not mean putting boots on the ground. but it means as ronald reagan did, peace and restraint. that's what i'm afraid has been missing in this administration. >> senator mccain, it's good to have you on. >> thank you, anderson. >>> i spoke to senator mccain earlier today, we have break news just that i learned. the u.s. has just suspended upcoming bilateral trade and investment engagement with russia over crimea. they've suspended that, whether or not there are further actions to come in the next 12 to 24 hours, we'll certainly be covering that. i want to take a look up next, at military options. russian forces on the ground in crimea, and ukrainian forces. we'll be right back. when it's d

united states and saudi arabia. who received, support in syria. trust the government united states? >> we do. have had a long and historic relationship with the united states. and 60'se 40's, 50's, when the cold war was at its height, the saudi arabian and united states worked closely on many issues. afghanistan was one. the middle east, you had terrible things happening. soviet encroachment. , and the kingdom and in other states worked closely. the ultimate cooperation happened when saddam hussein invaded kuwait. we had half a million american soldiers on saudi soil. >> to the consternation of someone like osama bin laden. >> and nonetheless -- met with member, you somebody. laden handed over to the kingdom. the united states stood by us. we needed a friend to stand by us. we stuck by the united states when they needed a friend to stand by them. i trust united states. >> in the first gulf war? >> and previous to that, and subsequent to that. do you believe that the president and his leadership has weakened america? what's your president has had a tough time. his first term was spent trying t

. >> how do you think president obama is handling relations versus how vladmir putin is handling relations with the united states? >> i think putin is playing chess. i think we are playing marbles. i don't think it's even close. >> chess and marbles? congress marp, have you ever been in a war room? do you know exactly what gross on in a war room? the republicans aren't going to give president obama the opportunity to even navigate through this quote crisis. now, as chairman of the intelligence committee, it would seem to me rodgers would know a little better than going on national television and calling the united states of america weak. doesn't that kind of embolden the enemy? war icon john bolton. that's right. -se always attacking the president over the crisis in the ukraine. >> what we've got in putin is a man with a strategic vision and an autocratic mentality. in obama, we got a weak, feckless inattentive president who not only doesn't know what america's interests are, i don't think particularly cares about american national security. he's devoted to transforming america domestically. we can see this all

that the new government there is working very closely with the west and with the united states. >> symbolically, what doans to have a sbrer imprime minister come to the united states to meet personally with president obama? do you think that's somehow a slap in the face to vladimir putin or will that be how he sees it? >> i hope he sees it that way. it should be and it is. the truth is, he's brutal thug. he's for all intents and purposes going to annex crimea an envery little anybody can do about it. what we can do is make sure that ukraine wants to look westward, wants to be part of europe, wants to work with the united states and we can do that with many different ways. one of them is as you pointed out the acting prime minister coming to meet with president obama. but congress now passing legislation. we passed it on the house floor the other day of billion dollars of loan guarantees for ukraine. we need to do it in conjunction with the european allies and we embrace the ukraines as they look west and putin will pay a price. >> meanwhile, the situation on the peninsula seems to be getting more critic

what obama and kerry and putin are saying at this point. >> what should the president of the united states dothat he is not doing? now, thek right president cannot get chancellor merkel to solve the problem for him, as much as we might like and as muchle to, as steve would like that thought. right now, chancellor merkel is just as outraged by what putin has done as any other western leader. guess is, around the g7 table last week, you will have a pretty unanimous video. the immediate problem that the west faces is how to shore up ukraine. strategy that is much like the containment strategy in the cold war, which is checking russian power without war. without war. ant means building up effective ukrainian economy, society, and governmental system. putin has a lot of incentives to have a possible. pause. a the u.s. could try to put ukraine back on its feet. that is probably the window of opportunity we should exploit moist. i -- exploit most. i agree that this promise he is not likely to -- i agree that the policy is not likely to offer a way out, because the distrust is so great. ♪ >> larry ha

do you think the united states on the law enforcement side can play a long term capacity building role and do you think there will be more attempts to do that? >> i think there will be. right now the dust needs to settle and we need to figure out exactly what happened and dissect the event. long term, they'll be studying this event and looking the what could have been done differently for example, training crisis management, capacity building, sure. you always try to take a situation like this and learn from your mistakes, god forbid if it happens again, you'll do it better the second time. >> thank you so much. former special agent don boreli, this is really important, the search process. a lot of players and interesting potential pitfalls. >> back here in the united states, an early morning earthquake shook los angeles. i got a lot of texts from my friends there. they woke up, southern californians in a rude manner. it was a 4.4 magnitude quake, caused no reported damage. check out how local anchors reacted as it happened. >> ginger, more problems -- >> either quake, we're having an

united states but $15 billion. is this what we are reduced to? the best we could do? anybody ask what the united states would do if we found ourselves in the same position as russia with all of this unfolding on our border is set of russia? what would be our response? i hope our leaders in washington are asking that of themselves and i hope they answer honestly and i hope before there is more chest bumping by those who should know better to send more of our navy into the of black sea or the fighter aircraft that are leaders would take pause and think carefully and assess instead before the american people to explain the situation themselves their rhetoric and purpose before they act further. beef because -- because our government's conduct in my opinion is much to add hoc in the american people deserve far better of our leadership in washington. take a look at some of your thoughts. lou: we love hearing from you. e-mail us at lou@loudobbs.com go to or twitter or our facebook page with links to everything. as a reminder we give free copies of my new book "upheaval" to

do you think that the united states dropped the ball here? as very cruel in the way he characterized the president's whining on the phone to vladimir putin. do you see it in that regard? >> i think dr. kissinger said it best when a head of state calls another head of state you have to have a plan. the telephone diplomacy is good at the foreign minister level to keep channels of communication open. i would hope what the president would do would be drawing a clear line and indicating what the costs are to our relationship in real terms, economic terms. if the troops aren't withdrawn and if there isn't a political path forward. >> colonel schaffer, in terms of what the united states can do, you know, aside from diplomacy, i would not send the sixth fleet or any element, major element of the united states navy into the black sea. it is a tub right there. you can't get in or out of it. sending planes to poland in the nato country, those of that nature i have no problem with that. military is there a solution. what would you do? >> frankly, nothing

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united states. it came up empty. i think the problem is you do have this need on the right to portray president obama as simultaneously this weak, ineffectual president and this dictator all at the same time. but you have to eventually have some meat there. but what's amazing to me is there have not been more repercussions to the fact they haven't found anything. we had a congressman on today who was at the committee who said they spent $14 million just investigating -- >> i just reported that, yeah. >> they haven't found anything. and i think for spending all that taxpayer money -- >> and the irs money defending it. >> and he hasn't found nothing. there's no comeuppance because the right needs to keep believing this. >> ryan, even gop members and leaders are scared that the congressman issa has taken attacks too far. late last year politico wrote, quote, gop leaders think issa should stop personalizing the scandals by insulting obama and his aides and focus on the facts. so could issa's overreach had hurt the party especially in an election year

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but, if the united states has to act unilaterally in the military sphere it ought to do it. remember, ukraine is in our vital from the. the united states' vital interest as well as the european union. >> angela merkel saying that president putin lost touch with reality. >> and he has. she is right. i'm disappointed with the germans. >> is she going to join us. >> right now i think the answer is. no too much economically at stake for the germans. >> that's the point u up to the eyeballs with russia. we are sitting here doing saber rattling. >> absolutely. the only big stick left in the free world right now is the united states. we have decided to put it on the table and walk away. >> general, always nice to see you, thank you, sir. >> you too, greta. thank you. >> straight ahead, she heard blood curdling screams. that's the first witness in the pistorius murder trial. the limbacher olympic athlete turns witness speaks. you will hear it next. also, i'm going to talk to you off-the-record. if i were betting, i would bet most of you disagree with me on this one. and you probably

we do call it the united states of america. but in any case, when you start to see that it starts to egg escalate. with the u.s. sanctions that becomes a bit of an issue. when you look at the financials, the way they traded over the past few weeks, you look at the regional banks and how well they're trading, when the financials are trading well and they're finally participating that sends the markets up. >> we're going into those stress test. a better event coming out of it. they're going to disperse more cash. people have bulled up on financials. it's a sigh of relief they're buying the -- they thought that the ukraine was going to be a bigger issue and russia. i think you should take something off the table here. >> you got basically, the russians flying planes. you got the turks scattering their jets. the u.s. is suddenly doing their own war games. we actually have a naval bomber in the sea. this is place where, i don't think we're in a different place we were last weekend. >> take a look at germany. take a look at the russi

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united states. but for reference, this is what we had to do to stop war. so all of these folks across the america who want to stop the pipeline, you're in the 11th hour. i think it's great that there are 80 campuses across the country that have mobilized some protests, but this is what i think has to be done. that's how big, big oil is. this i how strong the multinationals are. so tonight we start with some major news on the keystone xl pipeline, a number of big names, coming out in support of the pipeline. we'll give you both sides of the story. first billionaire nebraskan, yeah, from nebraska, from omaha, warren buffett. monday he said the pipeline would be good for america. >> what about the keystone pipeline? that question was raised several times by shareholders and other whose say, wait a second, do you want the keystone pipe line to come because it's a direct competitor to what would happen with burlington northern? its not that big competitor. it would be moving crude down interest canada and that -- i -- i think probably the keystone pipeline's a

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something the united states was willing to put any troops on the ground to stop and ultimately putin just sort of got his way and life went on. i wonder is there more that the united states can do here? >> not in terms of military response. even in the time of george w. bush when we had a much larger defense budget, we couldn't do anything to stop russia when it invaded georgia, so i don't think there's much in terms of that. we did have, like you mentioned, the $40 million of trade with s russia and they want more. even last december they were trying to negotiate to have not quite a free trade deal but a much bigger economic tie to the united states. so if we cut off those talks, if we try to as far as we can within the wto lower our trade with russia, that would send a pressey strong message. >> how far are we going to go? will we turn russia into an international pariah? what really are these harsh measures? i don't think that, oh, not going to sochi g-8, no one wants to go there anyway. >> we've been there. we've seen the hotels. >> you mentioned possibly taking away visas from the parliament. that is an option on the table. putting a travel ban on putin traveling outside o

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in terms of what the united states can do, you know, aside from diplomacy, i would not send the sixthor major elements of the united states navy into the black sea, it's a rub right there. you can't get in or out of it you have the tiny choke points there. sending planes to poland. things of that nature. i got for the problem. militarily, is there a solution. look at russia looming over the ukraine there. they got 150,000 troops on the border. that's more troops than we have in iraq, tell me, what would you do? >> i think nothing. president putin was there to watch the union collapse of overuse of military force and 17% of the ethnic population of the ukraine is russian. 16% of the ethnic population is russian. he may well have to let crimea go to the russians. he'll use the referendum. you point out he is doing the in since wa insinuation of troops. let put-in overplay his hand. russians did that during the occupation of afghanistan. took a few years. they lost, lost badly. say thing will happen. putin is not stupid. out for economic recovery. establishing the russian empire. not thr

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