he was in charge of the missions that capture of hussein and killed usama bin laden.written a jewel of a book called "make your bet: little things that can change your life in the world." we interviewed him after the chemical attack in syria, but before president trump's response. here is our "power player of the week" ." >> welcome to "fox news sunday." >> thank you. >> chris: it's an honor to have you. >> it's great to be here. >> chris: as the member will record captain phillips and killed usama bin laden, what is the secret to success, what is the key to pulling these off gimmick >> you have to rely on a lot of great people. obviously i didn't do this on my own. i had great operators working for me in every case. you have to be able to reach out and find those that are really experts in in the field. the seals on the ground. make the best decision you can to move forward. >> chris: in your book, we will talk about that more in a minute, you talk about seal training, you were a seal for 37 years. how brutal it is, six days of trust extraordinary exercises on basica

i'll talk with rob o'neill, "the man who killed usama bin laden." and talk about the different between political and military solutions. it's antithetical to the message the president ran on. >> the mess and the president ran on was put america first. this would be a good down payment. if we take the afghan infrastructure spending and bring it back to the youth and spend it here. senator rand palms idea made it into trump's plan. lower the repatriation tax and allow $2 trillion of money to flow back into the country. and senator paul has a great idea for taking that repatriation tax money that will increase and put that toward our transportation. there are ways to pay for this. we just have to do the responsible thing and take some tough votes. kennedy: as long as repatriation isn't by force. and i like the fact that's border adjustment tax is not in there. because that affects lower and middle income earners and consumers who are going to have to pay more for groceries and stuff. congressman massie, thanks for coming back, i appreciate it. vermont'

aspirations would raise that question but to quote admiral mc raven, the commander of the raid that killed usama bin laden, there are a lot of sharks in the world and with deal with a shark you have to punch him in the snout, this punched in the snout and anybody threatening to take on the us. neil: quoth the raven never more. dagen: at least you are not doing austin powers. neil: don't worry. dagen: i have been waiting which neil: you have to understand what is going on in new york. any just like the marines did. at one point, i did change to a different company with car insurance, and i was not happy with the customer service. we have switched back over and we feel like we're back home now. the process through usaa is so effortless, that you feel like you're a part of the family. i love that i can pass the membership to my children, and that they can be protected. we're the williams family, and we're usaa members for life. call usaa today to talk about your insurance needs. neil: donald trump is getting widespread almost unanimous praise for his actions in syria in the tomahawk missile attacks

by the way, for our viewers to understand, not too far from this location is where usama bin laden andhis thugs were. we let that stay, and we got 9/11. so when we find safe havens like this, we've got to go after it. this is isis, it's called the coreson group -- core zahn group, they travel freely back and forth from pakistan to afghanistan. some of them are former pakistan taliban, now longing to isis. so this is -- we had good intelligence, it's a good target. and nicholson did not want afghan infantry having to go in there. they tried it once, took casualties, and this was a much better answer than that. so his message was to destroy isis. other people certainly seeing weight of military power by the united states get other messages from it, to be sure. lou: the rhetoric, however, from north korea rising. it is more bellicose, if anything, more threatening. how -- is there a red line here? if kimç kim jong un is to set a sixth nuclear test, are there to be repercussions? what will occur? >> there'll be no military repercussions for that. that'll be number six. we've endured five

i turn corner, and there's usama by land holding his wife and pushing her at me.ification. he's taller than i thought, skinnier, beard, he's not surrendering, and the quickest way to deal with a suicide bomber is to shoot him in the face. and i've dealt with suicide bombers. i is have stories in "the operator" about it. very quick, very loud, very permanent, i wasn't going to take that chance. i got the shots off, i saw his 2-year-old son i remember thinking as a father, this kid has nothing to do with, so i picked him up, and then it starts to sink in, we might live through this. we start gathering the intelligence, and then we fly out on the helicopter. stuart: incredible. >> that's one of the stories. [laughter] stuart: the name of the book again, you've got to tell me -- >> it's called "the operator." it'll bring the reader into a lot of these stories, it's a good read. toort stuart rob o'neill, a frequent guest on the program. thank you, sir. >> my pleasure. thanks for having me. stuart: all right. now we're going to segway to your money real fast. [laughter]

military killed usama bin laden, there was celebration in the streets.iotism worn on their leaves. pete: after launched bombs and killed 100 terrorists in afghanistan. few cheers and told it was too aggressive. jon: what do you think about that. let's talk with a medal of honor recipient who fought in afghanistan not far from where that moab bomb was dropped, he joins us now. do coat your thoughts when you heard what was going on the use of this bomb for the first time ever in war. >> i think it's great we're finally doing it shows a direct reflection of leadership. i think it finally shows we have an administration that's letting the military do its job. this region is unforgiving terrain. i mean, you know, it's not like it's a city. it's not like there is. it's unforgiving ter rain and hard esther rain i have ever seen in the world. that is what makes them so successful. that's why they put their headquarters there because it is hard to kill. you take one drop and it kills 90 of them. listen, that's a success any day in my book. pete: absolutely. dakot

[laughter] former navy seal who killed usama bin laden, it's rob o'neill. [cheers and applause] she still thinks the exorcist was a family film, national review reporter kat timpf. [cheers and applause] all right. he picks his teeth with tna wrestlers, it's tyrus. i've got to go to rob first, did trump do the right thing and why? >> no doubt about it, he did the right thing just because the message needs to be sent. [cheers and applause] he, he enforced a red line that president obama put in place and didn't do anything about. and it's a message that needs to be sent. i mean, it's not just to bashar al assad or kim jong un, it's to iran, it's one of those things, like, we needed to turn, and sometimes in order to deter, you need to smack 'em. if anyone needs to be smacked on the ass, it's vladimir putin. [cheers and applause] greg: although i am a close second. [laughter] >> you like it too much. greg: yes, kimberly, i've been a very bad, bad boy. [laughter] >> always. greg: you know, kimberly, you know, this is the kind of language that the world's worst p

by the way, for our viewers to understand, not too far fr this location is where usama bin laden andhis thugs were. we let that stay, and we got 9/11. so when we find safe havens like this, we've got to go after it. this is isis, it's called the coreson group -- core zahn group, they travel freely back and forth from pakistan to afghanistan. some of them are former pakistan taliban, now longing to isis. so this is -- we had good intelligence, it's a good target. and nicholson did not want afghan infantry having to go in there. they tried it once, took casualties, and this was a much better answer than that. so his message was to destroy isis. other people certainly seeing weight of military power by the united states get other messages from it, to be sure. lou: the rhetoric, however, from north korea rising. it is more bellicose, if anything, more threatening. how -- is there a red line here? if kimç kim jong un is to set a sixth nuclear test, are there to be repercussions? what will occur? >> there'll be no military repercussions for that. that'll be number six. we've endured five

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wants to tell his twitter followers to hug and isis, -- >> julie: that's how he could have wiped out usama bin laden. we should have gone and snuggled and swooned with him. >> chris: he was into some spooning. >> trish: and must be nice to live in that kind of world where your divorce from the reality of what's happening out there. >> dagen: i don't want to live like an idiot. >> chris: that's going to be your t-shirt. i don't want to live like an idiot. >> meghan: josh fox should go visit walter reed, the people who really sacrificed for our freedom. more "outnumbered" in just a moment managing blood sugar is not a marathon it's a series of smart choices. like using glucerna to replace one meal or snack a day. glucerna products have up to 15 grams of protein to help manage hunger and carbsteady, unique blends of slow release carbs to help minimize blood sugar spikes. every meal every craving. it's the choices you make when managing blood sugar that are the real victories. glucerna. everyday progress. come close, come close. i like that. [ all sounds come to a crashing halt ] ah. when your

we will get reaction from monica crowley, rob o'neill who killed usama bin laden and also tonight...president talking about this wall is expressing a sign of weakness. >> sean: nancy pelosi thinks president trump is weak for wanting a border wall. one is this lunacy going to end? geraldo and i shoot it out, straight ahead. the road can change in an instant. but with lightning fast shifts and dynamic track-tuned suspension, what the road demands, the gs delivers. experience high performance through high technology, in the lexus gs 350 and gs turbo. experience amazing. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ sfx: engine revving ♪ (silence) ♪ >> the status quo and north korea is also unacceptable and the council must be prepared to impose additional and a stronger sanctions on north korean nuclear and ballistic missile programs. this is a real threat to the world. whether we want to talk about it or not. north korea is a big world problem and a problem we have to finally solve. people have put this up for decades and now it is time to solve the problem. >> sean: president trump earlier today during a working lunch, th

promise you, if make nicholson a saying i've got a problem here, this is the same ratline that open usamaaden used to get into pakistan and i can tell you it's a real issue that we've got isie pakistan because that tells youe and pakistan is complicit here f predators in the pakistan military wave in al qaeda's and others through to attack our bases and we know that that happened. if they are allied with isis, that's a huge problem on our flank in afghanistan again, the mission in afghanistan is to deny terrorists. >> kimberly: i'm glad you brought that up. they have to do a lot more to get the respect and support of the united states in terms of assets and money we have provided to them and my goodness, when you see this thing going on, michael, they need to get in line. >> that's right. general mcmaster is heading out to kabul as we speak. they are in the midst of a strategy review. the big thing we're going to see is a much tougher line on pakistan for its support of the taliban and others. there's another aspect to this and another message being said that's not being discussed and tha

that is the same region where usama bin laden once hid out.ess than a second after he goes off, the blast literally sucks the oxygen out, creating a huge fireball below. the mushroom cloud can be seen from a distance of 20 miles, shock waves from the blast caused nearby structures to crumble. u.s. officials say at least 36 isis fighters were killed by the bomb without any civilian casualties. isis disputes that and says in a statement that no one was killed. u.s. and nato commander in afghanistan general john nicholson says isis was terrifying the local population. >> they have sent suicide bombers into mosques and murdered people during their prayer, and just last month, they shot and stabbed hospital patients lie in their bed. there animals. >> the bomb has another purpose beyond its destructive power, and that is a psychological impact. the bomb was designed but never used during the iraqi war. the explosion is thought to be so powerful that opposition forces will simply be too terrified to fight, and despite its immense blast, it is nowher

leaders were among the 94 fighters who were killed in the airstrike, and this is near the area where usama bin laden once escaped capture. u.s. officials now estimate there are about 800 or so isis fighters who are in afghanistan. the general in charge of u.s. operations in the country says the group was terrorizing the local population, eric. he said they were even attacking people in moss beings -- mosques as well as hospitals. and one of the factors about this bomb is not just its huge firepower, eric, but it is also a great weapon of intimidation to make the enemy think twice before launching any further attacks. eric: meanwhile, david lee, there's a lot of concern maybe a lot of civilians could have been killed in this, people speculating about that. what are the people who were actually there, the witnesses and the residents of the area, what are they saying about the site of that bombing? >> reporter: for many of the people who lived nearby, this was a terrifying event. they saw and heard this huge blast, they felt it, but many of the people who live in this immediate area say that

joining us now, rob o'neill fox news contributor and the man who killed usama bin laden.veryone is thrilled and everyone is saying what's next? >> it's the what's next, but that's good foreign policy when you're dealing with people like isis. >> this puts you in a stronger position, negotiating not only militarily, but diplomatically. >> rules of engagement has been so restricted, we've been fath since 2001. we did a bad job for a long time and now we're back. isis killed a green beret a week ago, they said it wasn't in retaliation. >> sure. >> but he did die in a spot where they use the tunnels and staffed the weapons and building the bombs. a massive ordinance air burst and it's great for a number of reasons. you crush the tunnels, kill a lot of guys, the guys that don't die lose their hearing and it's a big moral bomb for lack of a better term. >> by the same token, there's i guess apparently up to 600 active isis fighters in that particular area and they emerged like in 2015, you know, they compare this to a nuclear bomb, obviously, it's not. even though it's the moth

why can't they give him respect, 1998 when usama bin laden told everybody what to do. and go out of his way to cut him down. >> that what he ran on in the campaign. and what about people that live in the country and do the right thing? >> you could be a terror attack with a different agenda, from a rival nation. didn't say this was isis, al qaeda, and argument to say that, islamic extremism. out of your way to be critical of the most powerful man in the country is over the line. >> don't you think viewers want the facts. if there's an attack in paris you want to know the attack -- the fact is why they think donald trump said this or that, i just want to know the fact. >> it looks like that. something else on radar this morning is jeff sessions, john kelly, down in el paso, and the southern border, it is essential to build the wall and move forward at the end of the summer, jeff sessions talking about if coming to this country illegally come up with a better plan. >> if they think they can violate the laws and enter the country illegally, that will be very clear, don't

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to go after usama bin laden. so this is this is not new at all.ing at his approval ratings. it's whether he has a coherent and principled foreign policy. he said we wouldn't intervene in syria. we intervened in syria. he said he would call china a currency minuter. now he won't call china a currency minuter. he said he was going to hold nato to account. now he is supporting nato. he said mexico is going to pay for the wall. now we're paying for the wall. my certain is he does not have a principled or coherent approach to foreign policy not that he is watching his poll numbers. steve: you are not the first democrat i have heard say that let's talk about a democrat named jon ossoff, he is running for the sixth congressional district down in the great state of georgia. brad, your party is saying if this guy wins, the democrat wins that's going to be really big for the democratic party. donald trump has tweeted out in the last hour democrat jon ossoff would be a disaster in congress, very weak on crime and illegal immigration, bad for jobs and wants h

rahm o'neil earlier on our show the man who killed usama bin laden says the united states is back.ple on the ground in jerry are happy the united states is doing something instead of rhetoric and actually doing it we know what needs to happen is bashar al assad needs to be -- he doesn't need to be taken down but he needs to be removed with the help of russia. russia likes having syria as a puppet. they have got one of their naval ports right there. they need to get rid of assad which is the reason the civil war started. we will need the help of the russians. we will get peace through strength hopefully. clayton: what happens next? that's the big question, right? we have a lot of guests on the show this morning that will answer that question for us. abby: if you remove assad who do you put in his place? how can you district that they are going to be any better. pete: they tried to narrow it down. nic is i haley said prepared to do it more. look at the words in the context of chepsz. they don't want necessarily to tip the balance. we saw it happen in libya. intervene without a follow