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which side has the winning message. and our power player of the week. a remarkable story of devotion to country and sacrifice you wont want to miss, all right now on "fox news sunday." >> chris: and hello again on this memorial day weekend from fox news in washington. as we he remember those who have given their lives defending our country, we continue to face foreign policy challenges. here to tackle all that is senator john mccain. and senator, become back to "fox news sunday." >> th...

Of the rebels and perhaps to let other arab countries arm them. is that enough? >> of course, not. and it is only about a year too late. this is a shameful episode in american history. it began back in 2009 when we refused -- when the president of the united states refused to speak up on behalf of the demonstrators in the treats of tehran and gone from one episode to another. here over a year and now talking about possibly vetting some people. look, nearly 10,000 people have died. this is a brut...

than 90 people including more than 30 children. you can see the bodies just stacked up like cordwood here. and the white house apparent desided to start vetting some of the rebels and perhaps to let other arab countries arm them. is that enough? >> of course, not. and it is only about a year too late. this is a shameful episode in american history. it began back in 2009 when we refused -- when the president of the united states refused to speak up on behalf of the demonstrators in the ...

which side has the winning message. and our power player of the week. a remarkable story of devotion to country and sacrifice you wont want to miss, all right now on "fox news sunday." >> chris: and hello again on this memorial day weekend from fox news in washington. as we he remember those who have given their lives defending our country, we continue to face foreign policy challenges. here to tackle all that is senator john mccain. and senator, become back to "fox news sunday." >> th...

Controlled from president asaad. the heaviest security presence since the unrest began. syrian government is now considering lifting emergency law that has been in place since 1963, at least it says so. in egypt, the former interior minister and other top security officials are now being charged with murder and attempted murder of hundreds of protesters during the revolution that ousted hosni mubarak last month. 300 demonstrators were killed in those clashes. mubarak could also face similar char...

Against his own people and bashar asaad has opened up syria a bit and weve been hopeful that we, the united states, of forging stronger ties with syria to use it as a wedge against iran, but we havent gotten very far yet. but i think theres reason to worry across the arab world. i think in the words of a scholar at the wilson center, aaron david miller, were seeing an arab winter in parts of the arab world and a spring, hopefully, in a few parts of the arab world. >> lets talk about libya, becau...

Immediately. others have defected to the opposition. a new website reportedly authorized by irans government is calling for suicide attacks in bay irani after saudi troops supported bahrains government, cracking down on protesters there. the eu is defending bahrains actions. and here with me now to sort through all of this, intelligence expert, former congresswoman, jane harman, who is now the president of the wilson center, a nonpartisan think tank here in washington. well, where to start? fi...

that are coming in late. now, its a human thing to either be indisposed for one reason or another. something could come up and so forth. thats why in an area like this, which is so critical from the standpoint of not only safety, but national security, that they have only one person in that tower. now, i understand, theyre suspending this person, but i think they need to look into the supervisory staff and those people who are responsible for mainthewe du poanreuc asreanaipo, icis ston...

Let other arab countries arm them. is that enough? >> of course, not. and it is only about a year too late. this is a shameful episode in american history. it began back in 2009 when we refused -- when the president of the united states refused to speak up on behalf of the demonstrators in the treats of tehran and gone from one episode to another. here over a year and now talking about possibly vetting some people. look, nearly 10,000 people have died. this is a brutal regime of incredible propo...