we explore this more now with retired army general jack keane. he was vice chief of staff from 1999 to 2003, and has served as an informal advisor to various commanders in afghanistan since then. he now has his own consulting firm. and vali nasr is dean of the school of advanced international studies at johns hopkins university. he served in the obama administration's state department focusing on afghanistan and pakistan. vali nasr, i'll start with you. a good and important step. what do you make of this, both the apology and the reopening of the truck routes? >> i think it's a very good and important step largely because these two countries need one another. pakistan is very fragile and unstable and the united states needs pakistan in the war on terror for finishing off the war in afghanistan and the stability of pakistan matters to us greatly. the way in which this relationship was unraveling was going to put at jeopardy america's larger interest in the region. unfortunately we had gotten ourselves into a position where this issue had become a

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what should we be doing, general keane? >> well i believe right now israel and the united states defense departments and also the cia and mossad are working hand-in-glove with this issue. i'm also convinced that they're working detailed plans on whether there should be preemption. that is, in other words prior to the use of the chemical weapons. if they have very good intelligence they were going to use it, or what to do when the regime collapses. that is either seize it or destroy it. what is not very well-known we did go into libya and secured the residue of chemical weapons that qaddafi had and man pads, shoulder-fired missiles, anti-aircraft type when that regime collapsed. our people know what to do here. the challenge we have is the chemical sites are extensive and there's thousands of tons of this material. so it's not going to be an operation that we would do overnight but the details of that i'm convinced are ongoing as we speak. megyn: so we tried, ambassador bolton, once again to go through the u.n. last week and

let me start with you, general keane. this is the third day of these ballistic missile tests. it caught you are attention that they are -- it caught our attention saying they can destroy the u.s. military bases. you americans who think this is just between us and israel, think again. is that true? >> there is no doubt they can reach our bases, number one. number two, we have the capacity to defend those bases with missile defense systems. mostly maritime systems. but mostly i believe this is more saber rattling than anything else that the iranians are doing. diplomatic talks are beginning begin. they are trying to put pressure on the diplomats discussing those talks. new sanctions are kicking in. we don't take iran lightly. but i fundamentally don't believe what they are doing right now is a serious threat. megyn: ambassador bolton they love to exaggerate their military powers and i guess they love to do it as they are suppose to be striking at the heart of diplomacy. >> the low-level talks never were going to accomplish anything and indied they concluded without even agreeing

with so to answer that and much much much more economist and neoclassical debunker professor steve kean is here he is author of debunking economics the naked emperor dethrone and he comes all the way from down under by way of toronto where he's been spending time at the university of toronto special to us in washington to be on our show and be in studio with us which is such an honor thank you so much steve he wanted to be here so was it is always fun so even when the mrs is about a black hole it's all was fun i know i know it's a little perverted. pleasure of being sucked into something you can't escape from but let's talk about it yeah i guess the only pleasure about it is a nice and lightning conversation with someone who has a different take on things that can help us understand better because how can you really know what to do if you don't understand the situation exactly exactly so let's start first because you've been in the fields institute which is for research in mathematical sciences at the university of toronto and a little bird told me that they don't see a lot of economist

keane took the checkered flag. i'm excited about football season. >> we just need them to finish up the contract and it will be all good. i'm barack obama and i approve this message. [romney singing]: oh beautiful, for spacious skies, for amber waves grain, for purple mountains majesty, above the fruited plain, america, america, god shed his grace on thee, and crowned thy good, with brotherhood... >> we have a severe thunderstorm warning in spot elena county. here's the extended outlook -- heat and humidity back near 100 on tuesday, but a cold front late wednesday into thursday. >> will have more of the interview with the president at 11:00. we will talk about what the president said -- no one really knows about him. along with some of the lighter moments he revealed at 11:00. we should also point out the interview is available online at wjla.com [ male a announcer ] want the most enjoyment from your home entertainment? here's the perfect solution. switch to a verizon fios triple play and upgrade your entertainment

general jack keane, always a pleasure, sir. as we are beefing up our presence in the persian gulf here is what the iranian navy looks like. it included 18,000 people including marines. they have 74 combat ships along with 30 subject a reasons. the u.s. navy estimates there are patrol boats in and around the strait of hormuz. more questions about the attorney general of the united states and whether he could end up losing his law license after the d.c. bar association received a complaint against mr. holder for alleged ethics violations. he's already been held in contempt of congress for refusal to turn over subpoenaed document. >> reporter: by refusing to comply with the subpoena from congress is the attorney general obstructing justice and is that a violation of bar code ethics. a formal complaint was filed with the bar association alleging that he violated the lawyer's code of ethics by quote engage in conduct that was dishonest and interferes with the administration of justice. >> it's true that things come to the bar panel

four-star general jack keane joins us with his take. bill: and needles found in food on several delta flights. should the delta airline company brace for a lawsuit? >> on the flat side, it could've been a bad injury, orderly, but had i taken a big swallow swallow that, i would have a needle inside. that would be very concerning to me. why not try someplace different every morning? get two times the points on dining in restaurants with chase sapphire preferred. good afternoon. chase sapphire. (push button tone) this is stacy from springfield. oh woah. hello? yes. i didn't realize i'd be talking to an actual person. you don't need to press "0," i'm here. reach a person, not a prompt whenever you call chase sapphire. martha: leon panetta is now calling for immediate action after a homicide bombing has reportedly killed two of the top syrian military officials, including the brother a law of the sherman act. secretary panetta says that escalating violence there is clear in terms of the evidence that the syrian president must be forced to st

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jenna: general keane, nice to see you today. thank you for the time. >> it's good seeing you, jenna. jenna: it's a story we'll continue to follow. thank you, sir. jon: a fox news alert for you now, a father and son have just been charged in the shooting of an immigrations and custom enforcement agent. the shooting happened tuesday morning in hidalgo county in south texas along the mexico border. we told you about it on "happening now." prosecutors say the unidentified agent was conducting surveillance. well, now pedro alvarado and his son are charged with assaulting a federal officer and using a firearm during a violent crime. the agent needed surgery but is expected to fully recover. more on this developing story as we get it, and "happening now" will be right back. [ kate ] most women may not be properly absorbing the calcium they take because they don't take it with food. switch to citracal maximum plus d. it's the only calcium supplement that can be taken with or without food. that's why my doctor recommends citracal maximum

when we tell the truth keane explains why he held his hand in a no vote for an earlier western backed resolution on syria. russia and china have vetoed the latest western backed draft resolution on syria at the u.n. security council and joining us live now is one of the many raised his hand in that no though it was his envoy to the world body of attorney chicken mr churkin russia's decision to veto this latest resolution has caused consternation and widespread criticism of moscow's stance is russia supporting the assad regime. of course not about what needs to be done in order to settle the crisis unfortunately the strategy of our western colleagues too seems to be to try to whip up down in and around syria at every opportunity and this time they took the occasion of the need to extend the mandate of the monitoring mission in syria and a number of unacceptable clauses to their draft resolution so we need to talk together was unacceptable draft to allow kofi annan more space to work on the document which was adopted the. foreign minister of countries of the so-called action group which

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me and he had a special question for professor steve king he said to me could i ask professor steve kean about the moral hazard created by a debt jubilee what about savers and sound money so why don't we ask professor steve keen how do you avoid the moral hazard and yet jubal later tell are those who are just want to call it a modern day aaa because an old fashioned jubilee i'm not joking here by simply the capitated the money wind right off the debt and it was only the model of the sausage but the modern digital a conduit that because of the debt the moat the money lenders all the banks and not as as well as creating too much debt to finance speculation they've also given that money bottled up and security was the debt and sold it to people who think they have bought over time and asset for their pensions so they're the side. it isn't week we come up with then be disadvantaged by this so that's what i do have a modern day jubilee with the money would go from the federal reserve to the public via the bank accounts if people were in debt they did they'd be reduced by the amount of the q.e

the hands of san francisco's ethics commission >> for more about what is next we have professor peter keane from golden gate university of law. you are no stranger to city hall and your no stranger to the court room. iliana lopez testimony, what affect you think it will have? >> the ethics commission is sitting as a jury so they will need to look at two versions, one is the version she originally gave january 1st, supercharged it that it was something very, the videotape, and this testimony the other day minimizing the whole thing. which version will they believe? it is more than likely they will believe the first one because of the fact it was happening right at that time and she is speaking spontaneously. now she has bias in terms of wanting to get back with her husband so likelihood is the fact finders will look at the first version and say that is the most credible >> de you think it help or hurt his case that she was very charming and very dramatic during her testimony in front of the ethics commission? >> she was an excellent witness and you saw aced a trained and skilled communicator

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general jack keane is the former vice chief of staff for the u.s. army and a fox news contributor. general, always great to see you. >> great to see you, gregg. gregg: these latest sanctions kicked in but apparently have been gutted already by the obama administration. here is how "the wall street journal" describes it in an editorial. quote, the iran sanctions regime is looking like the u.s. tax code filled with loopholes. it is so weak in fact that all 20 of iran's major trading partners are now exempt from them. we've arrived at a kind of voodoo version of sanctions and in fact, general, india, china, japan, they can all buy iranian oil. are these sanctions in name only and, in truth they're feckless? >> those sanctions are certainly driven by the lobbying the administration imposing the legislation you can get out of it as long as you reduce ad certain amount of trading with the iranians. some reduced 11%, 15, 20%. therefore they're exempt from the oil embargo. so it is a feckless economic sanction to be sure as you stated. listen, what we have to recognize is that the iranians

megyn: general keane, it is always fascinating to talk to you. coming up, and an eagle eyed bus driver goes beyond the call of duty and saves the life of someone in the process. we will tell you what he did when he saw a toddler climb out of a third story window. we will show you what happened next and why it is one of the most amazing things you'll see all day. and the uproar over president obama's comment on american businesses and their debt to the government. we will have a special focus group on whether this perspective could be a problem for the president in his reelection efforts, and whether this is a game changer in his presidential race. >> this statement, i truly believe is what he revealed as collectivist preference, i do logically, i think it is going to reveal his content for capitalism, small business and the men and women who make this country work to create 70% of the jobs. i think firehouse number one is where it all began for 2012. structured settlements. the experts at imperial can convert your long-term payout into a lump sum

with the president keanely aware of the unemployment rate and the role it's going to play in this campaign. he was already laying some groundwork yesterday accusing mitt romney of driving jobs overseas. >> governor romney's experience has been in owning companies that were called pioneers of outsourcing. that's not my phrase. pioneers of outsourcing. my experience has been in saving the american auto industry. >> well, the romney campaign sent their own bus to follow the president and dispute those claims on board with louisiana governor bobby jindal and former minnesota governor tim pawlenty. >> we should all recall the promises he made last time and the promises that are left unfulfilled and broken. >> now, internally, the romney campaign may be in for some staff changes. "the washington post" reports that it may be a response to conservative criticism about the somewhat tepid response to last week's supreme court decision on the president's health care plan. one area where romney is definitely surging, fundraising and the -- he and the republican national committee hauled in about $100

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this is especially important at small universities like keane where they have limited resources. training for campus law enforcement is critical because they're the first responders. and school administrators who serve on campus judicial boards also need special training because word spreads very fast on college campuses about whether survivors should feel comfortable going forward. so these processes need to be handled with appropriate sensitivity, and the training that's required by the senate violence against women act will help make sure that these young women feel safe. the senate-passed version of the bill will help young women like harmony who began her first year in college at plymouth state university in new hampshire in 2006. she was really excited to be there. she made new friends and she quickly became comfortable in her new surroundings. unfortunately, one night someone she thought was a friend took advantage of that trust and sexually assaulted harmony. harmony was ashamed and confused. she felt violated. she began to question all of her new relationships. she was s

general jack keane is former vice chief of staff. thank you for joining us. so first of all afghanistan is the 15th country to be declared a major non-nato ally, others include, egypt, japan, australia what does this mean for afghanistan and for the u.s.? >> it clearly sends a message to all the regional stakeholders some of whom have been in mischief in afghanistan that the united states, while we may be pulling our troops out we're not changing the fundamental relationship that we have with afghanistan. we're going to have a strong partnership that is going to transcend military supported into other areas, economic, educational, scientific. the normal kind of relationship that we would have with an ally. that sends a huge message to the taliban and to the pakistanis that we are sticking around. >> heather: so u.s. combat troops they withdraw in 2014, what needs to happen before then? >> we have key decisions right in front of us. our participation in the war is coming to an end but the key decisions will determine the future security of afghanistan. first o

martha: i want to play general jack keane, who is a retired four-star on our show yesterday talking to bill. we asked him about mcraven's comments and it was very interesting his reaction to how serious this is based on mcraven's comments. let's listen to what he had to say. >> i don't know what their motivation is. you know, i read the same thing other people read and speculate about political motivation but i can't speak for that. i don't know who did the leaks and i don't know what's driving them. all i do know is i agree totally with what admiral mcraven is saying that compromises our national security and puts people's lives at risk who are out there every day. martha: mcraven is a somebody a man of few words and he does not do this kind of thing lightly. where are we with this? where does this go from here, senator? >> here's where were are. there needs to be, the attorney general of the united states has to appoint a special counsel. it is not sufficient given the nature of these leaks and given that the indications from both "the new york times" story, the "newsweek" stories, t

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. >> ed keane from the observatory group. question for mr. greenstein, but others can also answer it too. what i'd like to hear your thoughts about is who the senate democratic leadership could keep all of their members in line, say, come december. particularly i'm thinking of the senate democrats from red states who might be up for re-election in 2014 to, essentially, agree to allow the cliff to expire. then they'd have to go home and then tell their constituents, well, your taxes are going up, but don't worry, we'll fix this. i'd like to hear the other end of that conversation from the constituents. and in particular with moderate democrats from red states. i know what is the senator said, but i'm wondering about those who might be up for re-election in 201, whether they might agree with that. >> first off, there's an issue for both parties, right? so, you know, the republicans go home, and the question can be why did you block -- this is the line senator murray advanced -- why did you block the extense of the middle class tax cuts just so