this week china secretly building a facility at the naval base in cambodia. the latest sign in beijing is forging ahead have the plan to build a network of the bases across the globe. let's bring an retired four-star general jack keane who is chairman of the institute for study of war and a fox news strategic analyst. welcome general. how significant is this naval base in cambodia? what does it tell us about china's naval ambitions? >> well they certainly are significant. china has stated many times they intend to dominate and control the end of pacific region where they believe that is in their national interest. when also they intend to replace united states as a global power. and to do that you have to be able to project combat power and you need bases to do that. as an example of the states has a basis in 70 countries.
paul: top un intelligent official warning russia's offenses in ukraine could be entering a more volatile and bloodied phase per director of national intelligence admiral hain on the senate armed services committee letter putin is prepared for a long conflict as it were grinds on could become more unpredictable per. >> the nature of the battle which is a war of attrition combined with his ambitions current conventional capabilities likely means next few months moviegoing will more fun predictable and escalatory trajectory. specify spring and retired four-star general jack keane's chairman of the institute for the study of war and a fox news senior strategic analyst. welcome general. as always good to see you. do you agree with admiral haynes
c1 had just remain high with a fragile cease-fire between israel and hamas following 11 days of heavy fire. hamas barring some 4000 rockets in gaza into jerusalem and other cities and in one of the most intensive to attacks in israel more than a decade. the putting a focus on iran terrorism group even as the biden administration was to reenter the 2015 nuclear accord. the spring and retard force army general, "fox news" senior strategic analyst. welcome general. so after this fighting the fragile cease-fire, what do you make of the lessons that each side will learn from this conflict. start with israel. guest: certainly militarily the value of this in protecting them from 90 percent of these rockets and missiles fired is a staggering amount of them as you know in the introduction, 4000
put more pressure on north korea. >> michelle kosinski live from the white house. so how concerned should we be as the nation? welcome general. so there are reports that american sniffer planes are in the area trying to determine if this is real or not. can you explain that? >> it is what the air force called a wc-135 constant phoenix. an old aircraft with a crew of about 30 that collects particles from the air. has a box outside that literally collects and filters them and inside the plane they analyze to see what kind of particles are out there. they can fly over an area and determine what kind of particles are generated from the blast of anatomic weapon. so they can see if they can
workers, moms and dads, friends and neighbors. thousands of lives were suddenly ended by evil, despicable acts of terror. >> president bush 10 years ago tonight. we were honored to see a terrific line-up in our panel. retired general meyers acting chairman of the join chiefs, confirmed as chairman a few days later and served until 2005. author of the book, eyes on the horizon. dick cheney vice president for president job. his new book is called, in my time. donald rumsfeld was defense secretary on 9/11, he also has a book out, known and unknown. retired general jack keane fox news military analyst and we are waiting on the book to come out. welcome general. and welcome panel, thank you very much. want to start with that day.