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Am i wrong about that. >> there is a little thing we care about in the great state of texas called private property rights and there is going to be a couple of people -- [ applause ] >> there is a few ranchers that have an opinion on this topic. look, i represent 820 miles of bot berd. i represent 29 counts. two time zones taking 10.5 hours to drive from one part of my district to the other at 80-mile-per-hour. i found out recently its not the speed limit in all of the district. i spent almost a...

Seat and diplomacy to take a front seat. >> maybe at least to talk to somebody else who spaeks to the ir iranians. remember, secretary pompeo changed his schedule to go to baghdad to brief the iraqis. his warning is that iran is messing in the neighborhood. watch out for the shia militias and the "new york times" reporting said the senior american official said mr. pompeo was overreacting and the threat level portrayed in the intelligence was not urgent enough. the photograph was not compelling ...

Nick was talking about, youd be very reluctant to provide detail to the president which he may give to the russians or turks or anybody else simply because he doesnt understand the sensitivities of collecting intelligence, whether its intercepts or from human sources. >> bob, thank you. bob baer, nick paton walsh, thank you. under way right now, the white house press secretary sean spicer is holding a gaggle with reporters. its away from the cameras. also, new reporting of drama and anger pl...

You certainly dont share it without that countrys permission. why? these countries have to have confidence in the united states intelligence services and in the president of the united states that the us will keep its secrets. it puts their people, agents on the ground, their sources and methods of collecting intelligence, putting it at gave ri grave risk. if this happened, and geb we have no confirmation either way, the u.s., especially president trump, may have no idea what the russians alread...

And that was a statement made by a very talented lawyer on fox, and so you shouldnt be talking to me, you should be talking to fox. >> he might not have an opinion on it, but the british have an opinion on it and they dont like it one bit. if you are in british intelligence, how upset are you and why? >> well, obviously gchq, they reacted very strongly and uncharacteristically, and clearly they felt strongly enough about this particular incident to push back on it. look, our relationship with lo...

Its a new face of the enemy. its very tough but the main thing is they know how to message to target these disenfranchised young people in a way that will get them to leave the comforts of their home to go fight in places like iraq, syria, libya, wherever. >> so explain, though, how cybersecurity is a bigger issue as people in the intelligence community are trying to operate a step ahead of what they are able to do, because they are able to move under the radar. >> the fbi director has spoken nu...

Least the actions against isis have been ramped up with russia getting involved, with the french getting involved. is the u.s. getting more aggressive now against isis? >> alisyn, the first thing thats important for people to understand is that the united states has been involved in carrying out military strikes inside of syria for more than a year now. it is only because of the significant investments this president made and ordered in terms of collecting intelligence, carrying out military air...

Themselves. so nobody does it better than jsoc nobody does it better than delta and the seals, and i think that as bob was saying there, this is going to be a very successful mission. the intel that was gathered and the fact that we were able to reach in there and take one of these, for lack of better words, executives from isis out of the picture, thats just a huge punch right in the gut. >> i wonder bob, is u.s. intelligence or military likely preparing for any kind of retaliatory move after s...

Will the administration let the u.n. recognize a print state? >> commitment has been in a last ways, a gidding principle. it is clear that israel is no longer committed to that outcome. >> our sunday group discusses that and our interview with john brennan. our "power player of the week," mitt romneys former campaign manager now leading the research effort against democrats. >> all the people here are focused on secretary clinton and the task day in and day out all right new. on fox news sunday....

Of a scathing report from democrats on the senate intelligence committee on their investigation into the cias interrogation program itself. the committee concluded the program was not effective as a means of collecting intelligence. joining me now, steve mcmahon a democratic strategist and sam stein is political editor at the huffington post. sam, this question of torture and the american people, why do you think that in the main, 51%, people accept the need to be really rough? you can argue the...