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hi >> ed: u.s. officials tonight on alert for this so-called christmas gift that north korea is threatening to deliver. concerning coming as former security advisor as john bolton took a swing at the administration he used to be a part of, criticizing president trump for telling axios, does not think the president means it thank you. north korea's nuclear weapons and bolton went further, adding the idea that we are somehow exerting maximum pressure on north korea is just unfortunately not true. here now, retired general jack keane, chairman for the institute of the study of war and a fox news senior strategic
they answered 2019 with $19 million in cash on hand after raising more than $100 million in the past two years. this is a reelection campaign that has gotten started earlier than any presidential reelection campaign before. you may remember that the president's campaign actually filed for reelection just hours after the president was nass inaugur inaugurated back in 2017. brad parscale is working in lock step with the reenc in this unprecedented merger to essentially meld the two operations, field operations well ahead of the general election, something they say is going to position them perfectly once democrats have a nominee. brad parscale is very aware of the fact that ultimately it is going to be the president's campaign and defined him hi ed . >> the president says involved. when i show him the direction
banks plus bank of america. banks don't commit crimes, bankers do. as part of these settlements, no bank employees were hit with criminal charges. investigations are ongoing. there's clearly more work to be done here. joining me tonight is dennis keller, the president and ceo of better markets. also with us this evening is william cohen, author of the book "money and power." great to have you with us. you released a statement today, your organization saying until the feds personally and meaningfully punish actual executives and supervisors for their wrong doing, big banks will continue their crime spree. so where's the justice here? they're paying a fine but it doesn't seem like it's changed their behavior in the past. what's the future going to be like? a lot there. unpack it for us. >> hi ed, nice to be here. >> you bet. >> this really was in some ways a significant step for the department of justice because they did require criminal pleas,
i'm not hearing it. i have such a high expectation. i would thought he would spend a lot of time doing this. i think a lot of people did. what you'll see is how another situation plays out in baltimore. greta van susteren we will be watching tornt. >> thank you. president obama speaking out saying there's no excuse for the senseless violence. calling the problems a slow rolling national crisis. chief white house correspondent ed henry with more on what the president said hi ed. >> reporter: gretchen thank you. what the president was doing was a balancing act. he talked about bad issues for police departments around the country while at the same time saying he's concerned about the police injuries because there's no excuse for looting and
so what does that mean for the woman often described as inev ed henry has the story from iowa. hi ed. >> reporter: good to see you, governor martin o'malley is talking behind me pushing a populous economic message./lknui hillary clinton set to announce as early as this weekend it is now or never for o'malley, jim webb and other democrats to introduce themselves to voters. remember in 2008, hillary clinton was considered inevitable then as well, but came in third to barack obama and john edwards. and now she's vulnerable again. look at the numbers from quinnipiac. 49% saying she is not trustworthy. virginia worse, 52% saying not honest or trustworthy. colorado, 56%. even a web adviser tells us even if clinton has money and endorsements, she may not get the votes.
thanks for a great body of work reporting this whole weekend. thank you very much. let's do this. take a listen to what ed was referring to a couple hours ago, maybe less than two hours ago, senator mccain. >> if the congress were to reject a resolution like this after the president of the united states has already committed to action, the consequences would be catastrophic. >> okay. so dana, let me go to you first. we're looking at that picture of the white house, the oval office and we saw president obama by senator mccain and graham. what a shocking turn of events, right? >> this is a very bizarre situation. i commend graham and mccain who -- the other person pictured there is susan rice, the national security adviser. remember, mccain and graham are two of the main senators who said they could not support her for secretary of state. so now there's all these weird relationships going on. it is so weird for me to see mccain sitting in that chair, where is joe biden. why wasn't he in the meeting?
i don't see this vote going well at all. the fact that there were no democrats in that meeting is astounding. the fact that john kerry gave a message and 24 hours later. the president gave a different message was shocking. it's almost as if they're not talking or one didn't see the other one speak, which was very surprising to me. dana, i have looked at every possible outcome to what could happen. let's say congress votes this down and they go at it alone like ed inferred. could you imagine if assad stays in power? could you imagine if this turns into a proxy war with iran and russia? i don't think they've thought any of this through and there is no good outcome. anyway you slice it. you play out any scenario. every one looks bad. >> you don't think people have thought this through. >> they haven't, bob. >> 24 hours of each other. what kerry said and what obama said were no different. they said they both had the right to go in without congressional approval. >> he set himself up where he has to go, with or without
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something in the middle. something that actually did he say mates assad's military. not a symbolic move that makes people feel good but not make a difference. >> hi ed, it's kimberly. i want to talk about the impact on israel. i'm concerned because, number one, the president doesn't have support from his key supporters. we don't have support from our key allies and now the impact on israel could have -- could be quite tremendous. >> you raise a great question. i just talked to a senior white house official who said one of the points the president made in the oval office with mccain and graham was the impact on our allies. not just israel, jordan, turkey. there are others in the region who, if we don't top assad essential essentially, assad can use chemical weapons against israel. that would probably be april grave mistake and in part not only is israel drawn in but the u.s. would face more intense pressure to get involved and help israel. the bottom line, this is a powder keg in the middle east.
it's been that way for some time. we're all talking about syria right now. two weeks ago we were talking about the insanity going on in egypt. that's not going away either. i am not sure -- that's for the commander in chief and the congress to figure all this out. but this is a powder keg right now. >> ed, it's andrea. president obama has been very little during his tenure to foster relationships with not just members of his own party but republicans, it seems like he's politicized republicans and used every opportunity to beat them up. now he needs their help. as you point out, i think republicans are just as divided on this as democrats. it's more of a two-parter. ed. where is nancy pelosi and harry reid and what if this does fail, then what? has the white house expressed any plan b? >> two things. harry reid, you're right to raise that. he put out a written statement over the weekend saying that action needs to be taken and he supported the president. we haven't seen him or i haven't in front of a tv camera. either harry reid or many other