walid, welcome back. >> thank you.eirdre: first of all, what is your take on cia director brennan's comments? >> well he has a position under this administration. he is not going to change it. so the issue is going to be, rightnow it is a debate between heads of agencies in this administration who have the information and could have the alternatives if asked, and candidates who are still in the primaries. the real debate is going to be when the candidate is in the white house and speaking with the agency and asking the question, is there an alternative and what is the worth of this method? so i think the debate by itself is more political than really technical. deirdre: so walid, if donald trump becomes the nominee and then president, you will be in his cabinet, he already made that clear. would you pick another cia director based on what you know about the world? >> again, it is very difficult to answer this question because we are in the primaries. let's wait to see, after that if there is nomination and only after n

that is walid talking there. >> yeah. and i think when you look at the presidential contenders a lot of them have been in advisory billets, which is the senate or the house, and trump is coming from a different place. he comes from a decision billet, where he is the decisionmaker. decisionmakers tend to perhaps have a more acute ear listening for advice and sniffing out bad advice whereas if you are one of those person who is gives advice and you're a member of a committee and there is no individual responsibility for the outcome, you may approach life differently. bill: yeah. "washington post," here is what krauthamer writes about that, kind of reflects on the same point you're making. donald trump promises to make america strong which he explains he must first make america rich. treating countries like companies, trump therefore promises to play turnaround artist for a foreign policy that is currently hopeless, money-losing operation which our allies take us for fools and suck us dry, end quote. that could come from tru

thus far walid is very good pick. i would like to see him make other selections very similar to that but donald trump is going to speak loudly when he makes this type of selections, one of the things, melissa, you and i talked about on the business channel, as a chief executive, a businessman one of his perceived strengths he will put the right people in place to do the right job. he will supervise them appropriately. therefore the outcome will be positive. there there will be a lot of speculation because he has no foreign policy record but he has negotiated deals overseas and businesses overseas but doesn't have a voting record. harris: we might get caught in middle of this because we're inside of a minute. sandra, you moderated a couple of debates. foreign policy was a place where trump's rivals could hit him. does this quiet among his rivals are that doesn't do well at all? sandra: this is him answering the criticism, that he has not been specific on his foreign policy suggestions. this is the moment. he promises s

deirdre: donald d trump's forein popolicy advisor walid phares wh me now., welcocome back. >> thank y you. >> donald trump made his immimigration stance clear. soso what is the disconnect? >> first of all, the what t is clr r about mr. trump's f forein policy w with regard to immigration is not the actuall community isissue. it is security. he saiaid in his second seent whenen he made that statement bk in decembeber i believe, as long as we don't know what is goioing on. so h his concern is that the agencies of gogovernment of the cucurrent administration are not acaccepting to create a measuremement by which we are jihadistnd which a are not. that is when he mamade the statement.t. he will have the next popolicy, we'l'll hear s some of this wee, how to determinene who is radicl who o is not radical. not abouout communities. deirdre: koch brothers, wawalid, arare not supporting any gop candidate because theyhihi none of the cacandidates focus n issues. chcharles koch he shocked a lotf people saying it was posossible that hillary clinton could b bea betttter

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walid phares, ambassador nicholas burns, we thank both of you. >> thank you. >> thank you very much.sreenivasan: stay with us. coming up on the newshour: a path to murder and how the mental health care system failed to stop it; how a unique therapy helped a man born with autism understand emotions; and helmets being used to measure concussion risks. but first, to the sentencing of former house speaker dennis hastert, and the accusations of sexual abuse that became a central part of this case. the federal judge overseeing the proceedings, thomas durkin, had tough words for the man who was once second in line to the presidency. he said, "nothing is more disturbing than having 'serial child molester' and 'speaker of the house' in the same sentence." we get more now on what happened inside the courtroom today from natasha korecki, who covers illinois politics and politicians for "politico." the trial and the sentencing were not about sexual abuse but really, this last phase today, it was pretty much a trial about sexual abuse. the victims came forward. he actually admitted to it. >> that

charles: you are on donald trump's foreign policy team, walid. nuclear weapons with respect to europe and rearming south korea and japan. it seems a lot of his idea go counter to what we are probably going to hear from these world leaders including president obama. how hard would it be for him to implement some of these idea and why would they have to be so radically different than what we have currently. >> some of the ideas go against the common wisdom and some will merge with the conference. mr. trump as he discusses in the meeting with the advisors and what was discussed in this conference, there are three red zoins. one is -- red zones. one is north korea and one is iran. the one where we don't have strategies because we are dealing with a loose network of jihadists, it's isis. for each of these battlefields you have to respond with a different strategy. the statement he made may have appeared different according to the peninsula when he said that south korea and japan maybe left to build their own counter action to the north. but it's only

al jazeera's walid ibrahim joins us from baghdad. there is fighting going on, we understand, in the city of heat as well. what else do we know about that? >> yeah. the fighting in heat is still going on for almost a week. the iraqi forces succeeded in entering the city, still trying to counter. iraqi forces, at tthey said con some neighborhoods in todowntow of city. another source saying the fighting inside the city center is still going on. anyway, both parties, iraqi security forces and, also, isil, they realize the importance of the heat as a very important strategy, geographic location. it's connected with the three iraqi prove incidents, the province to the north and to the northeast and anbar province. both parties realize that who controls hitt as a town t means he controls on all roads that are connected with these three prove incidents. anyway, iraqi forces, it seems that they are very determined to retake the heat but they are taking resistance from isil fighters. some sources on the city saying all roads are planted with r

he met with his new foreign policy team, ad advisor walid fair -- waleed fair us is with me now. >> this is, as we know, first meeting official meeting with all of his national security foreign policy advisors. they were general things, but mr. trump asked many questions, resources, in areas such as defense, intelligence, economics, international relations and, of course, terrorism. three most important were nuclear proliferation. and the fight against isis, what are other alternative the. and kind of coalition we need from now on in to conduct that fight, and make sure that the terror network that will be dismantled will not be back again. dierdre: speaking of nuclear weapons he stunned allies, south korea and japan, after he suggested that u.s. military should be withdrawn from those shores. >> at some point we have to say you know, what we're better off if japan protects itself against this maniac and north korea. >> saudi arabia absolutely? dierdre: when you meet with him, what kinds of comments are -- is he getting in this goes against, at least last 60 years of our history. >> it d

charles: walid, no one * can argue we want to take care of our warriors.e should many fight to win. we haven't fought a war to win in so long. vietnam, we did one and it's been like that ever since. and it gets back to what we are talking about here. never enter into an agreement where he lose control over our own affairs. it's happening in europe and the u.k. recognizes that and may get out of the e.u. how do wee unwind the deals we are already wed to. >> with regard to nato. he's going to be renegotiating along with his allies and nato. he will attempt to have a summit on nato, then reason with them in the expense nato was designed for the cold war. the threat now is in the south and southeast where isis, al qaeda and iran are developing. it's like an old car he needs to change and repaint and prepare for international relations. let me say one word about walking away from deals or talks. he's not talking about our allies. when we are discussing issues with our allies, we are talking about north korea or iran. and to a certain extent china. so there is a

it's an improvement. >> walid? what did you think?ll, flying from one point to another and doesn't see in between. he spoke about the ideology of radical islamism and mention the muslim brotherhood. this is 100 miles more advanced than the past. >> we've got to leave it there. and when we come back, we need your help with our question of the day and which celebrities are threatening to leave the country if donald trump is elected and i have an offer for them, straight ahead. real is touching a ray. amazing is moving like one. real is making new friends. amazing is getting this close. real is an animal rescue. amazing is over twenty-seven thousand of them. there is only one place where real and amazing live. seaworld. real. amazing [ boss ] it is a very smart plan. so we're all on board? [ paul ] no. this is a stupid plan. hate drama? go to cars.com. research. price. find. only cars.com helps you get the right car without all the drama. this cit added this otheryou level of clean to it. it just kinda like wiped everything clean. my tee

walid, good to have you here this morning. >> thank you, martha.h karl rove and heard charles krauthammer's comments. they both said mr. trump argued for more isolationist viewpoint, put america first, don't overextend yourself but at same time he would annihilate isis. how do you square those go things? is he talking about troops on the ground or not? >> first understand, this is not axe depthic speech. this is speech delivered in 2016. in 2016 we have russian planes flying over our ships. we have a divided european membership of nato as to what to do with that crisis. we have a libya that is exploding and if it does, it will take with it at least five countries in africa all the way down to nigeria. we have isis not defeated in iraq and syria and soon to be in lebanon and we have deal with iran that is not working. that is reality. everything else is sophistication. where to put troops, where to send soldiers, that is not something that would be included as a tactical matter within a speech. you go for the major headlines or the major directions

fox news middle east and terrorism expert member of donald trump's foreign policy team walid phares goes> thank you. >> where did you meet donald today? >> as at his hotel. >> new hotel. >> under construction. >> the group that met, you are not revealing who was there other than thedi people released in the press release part of his foreign policy were some of the people there. >> that's true. the names that have been released from were there. there are other names we cannot reveal. >> what did you discuss? >> we discussed heavy stuff, actually, number one. anything has to do with isis. that was priority for everybody and for mr. trump, also the nuclear issues proliferation issues. and thirdly, he asked us question about possible constituting coalitions in the region and of course internationally. >> over the weekend it was quoted and i don't want to misquote him, but he seemed to be willing to consider or think about, these are my words, issues about south korea and japan going nuclear to protect themselves in the region. of course, north korea is a nuclear power there of course, that's

and we are joined now by one of the advisors in that meeting, walid phares. he was an advisor to mitt romney in the 2012 campaign. welcome to the program. >> thank you very much. >> woodruff: you just told me the meeting went on two hours. there's been a lot of criticism mr. trump is not well informed whin it comes to international affairs. how well informed is he? >> in this meeting we felt he was informed about many actors and players in the world. of course, he has to be informed by his advisors and hopefully by f he wins by the actual agency. so he is collecting the information, the assessment and focusing on the most important priorities for him. >> woodruff: he's gotten some headlines lately for comments he's made about the use of nuclear weapons about in the asian theater and in in your opinion toward i.s.i.s. would u.s. policy about the use of nuclear weapons in any way change under a president trump, do you think? >> let's pay attention to his work. he said, i won't rule it out. it won't be off the table, but there would be an exception. and the exce

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deirdre: he does have a cabinet, walid phares is one we know well and he's a great thinker.you have a candidate that would be bert on foreign policy? >> none of the candidates are fleshed out their defense and national security policy things. probably the one who has the most is ted cruz. he's laid out some things. but it's only first order kind of magnitude things. it doesn't get down into the detail. i think the candidates are reluctant to dig too deeply into things. they are more lying to capture the imagination of the voters and bring them in. derequire wants to ask -- deirdre: i want to ask you about the investigation into the sexual exploitation by u.n. peacekeepers according to an american-based advocacy group. apparently this is not the first time it has happened. there have been allegations of bestiality. what do you have think about a man thank powers' response? is it strong enough? >> this is endemic in the united nations. and it goes top to bottom. there was a violent two weeks ago an assistant secretary-general for field affairs resigned. in his resignation he s

we have walid phares and some tremendous people and frankly as far as the vets are concerned, i thoughtarted saying vet, i thought you were going to ask me another question because the vets in this country where being treated horribly. >> i agree. >> when you talk about illegal immigration, you talk about they're being treated worse in many cases than illegal immigrants. what's going on, it's corrupt, the veterans administration and it's incompetently run, so i can tell you as a vet, you're going to be very, very happy with trump. >> thank you very much. >> we're going to keep up the questionings at the town hall with donald trump after this. >>> we're back to green bay, 85% of men say eating right helps prepare them for a healthy future. but up to 90% fall short in getting key nutrients ... ...from food alone. let's do more. add one a day men's ... ...complete multivitamin. with vitamin d and magnesium to help support healthy blood pressure. one a day. hey pal? you ready? can you pick me up at 6:30? ah... (boy) i'm here! i'm here! (cop) too late. i was gone for five minutes! ugh! move

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we have great guests, stirewalt, karl rove, ambassador bolton and walid faris on the trump foreign policyigh. how does he do it? >> how could you have done that? >> what are you? >> i'm just like you, andy. a human being. except i have some electronic and mechanical parts. >> you mean your right arm and your legs? >> left eye. >> because it's bionic. behind every great man including the $6 million man there's a great woman and together they're a force to be reckoned with. >> lee majors and his wife were honored by the st. christopher's. joining us, our pleasure to introduce you to lee and faith majors. great to see you. >> great to be here. >> if you're the $6 million man, what is she? >> well, she's the $6 million woman. [ laughter ] >> you have been together a long time. >> yeah. >> 21 years. >> 21 years. >> what's the secret? >> well, just say yes honey. >> you're a good man. >> absolutely right. >> pick your battles. >> that's true. >> well, last night you were honored. ainsley was lucky to be in attendance. >> it was a wonderful event. st. christopher's inn, it's a special place. >>