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>> how do you feel? >> i feel relieved that hes not going to wake me up in my bed anymore. crawl on my leg. but its kind of sad. you know, i just got to know him. >> its a touching scene. instead of killing the rodent, the army cadet gives the mouse its freedom. but the sweet moment doesnt last long. >> oh, no. no. are you kidding me? >> without warning, a large bird of prey swoops into view, and its sights are set on whiskers. >> no. no! are you kidding me? he didnt last five minutes. im a terr...

People believed he was a hawk and -- he denies this by the way in the book, but i think -- i tend to think he was more hawkish than he turned out to be in the debates over iraq in century. >> was that because it was the cold war >> perhaps, yes. i think that would be the case. but and he was strategist from the beginning. >> im curious because foreign policy a lot of it is instinctual. you dont have a lot of data you have a lot of feel. i wonder in the course of this was there one thing, one dec...

History. as we all know -- why do people ignore this? he was not some crazy neocon hawk who kept invading countries. he signed the peace treat with gorbachev the minute he knew it could be done. he wanted to end the damn thing. he hated mutual destruction, hated nuclear weapons and its all in the record if anybody wants to see it. again, there is a difference between reagan when he had responsibility and when he was just out there hawking columns and radio commentaries, a big difference. >> how ...

Ignore this? he was not some crazy neocon hawk who kept invading countries. he signed the peace treat with gorbachev the minute he knew it could be done. he wanted to end the damn thing. he hated mutual destruction, hated nuclear weapons and its all in the record if anybody wants to see it. again, there is a difference between reagan when he had responsibility and when he was just out there hawking columns and radio commentaries, a big difference. >> how do we end up with a conservative movement...

Military. >> steve: all right. lieutenant general jerry boykin, we thank you very much. we know you got a big weekend. we thank you very much for spending a little of your friday with us. >> thanks, steve. >> steve: it is now exactly 20 minutes after the top of the hour. next on our friday rundown, the popes official medal being recalled because of a major mistake. fine print, but it is extraordinary and were going to tell you about it. and you watch your kids like a hawk, but you often dont kno...

>> the g.o.p. says well give you your debt ceiling, give yaw that increase until mid-to late november. in return for that you have to come to the table and bargain with us over the shutdown, and that may or may not include obamacare. right? >> thats right. and they havent been specific to the government shutdown. a republican congressman from idaho says this morning, obamacare is still on the table. he said were willing to give some in terms of 0 a clean raising of the debt ceiling. heritage act...

Occasions she talked about it, jobs came before prices. maximum employment first, then stable prices. and again, more needs to be done. for all americans. so she -- this is what the republican critics will fear. that theyre getting somebody who is too much of a liberal, who is too dovish. to some extent, shes re-enforced that in her early comments. she didnt seem to be a hawk on inflation, but there is an inflation so why would she be. >> under 2%. and you have to give ben bernanke a lot of cred...

Potential flights in the baltimore, washington area. i want to bring in chad myers. chad give us an update what do the skies look like? >> big storms just rolled through d.c., rolling through dwi will get to new york city in a matter of hours. planes are absolutely going to be delayed today across the northeast. what we have now, youre sitting in sunny dallas. and it says we cant take off because theres weather if wk. its called a ground stop. it doesnt mean anything in the ground in d.c. has st...

Terrorism. it inches closer and closer to our shores. >> did dana just become a hawk? >> your thoughts -- terror is a growi ing problem. when do we get involved? >> we should always be involved. were the bug man that kills the roaches. this is our job. because it was in afru) we shouldnt give a damn. that blows my mind. how could they strike us here. it would require assistance from within. it requires communication. stop the communication or catch them? intercepts by the" god bless. yesterday y...

Have limited capabilities, part of the problem is among the various terrorist groups out there, they have had the greatest rate of success in terms of recruiting u.s. nationals to join them. people from communities like minneapolis in minnesota, san diego, seattle, washington. these are not traditional hubs of al qaeda activity, but this is where shabaab has found great success finding people within the somalia expatriate committee and also random people with no connection to somalia at all but ...