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>> joining me to discuss, juliet kayyem, a cnn national security analyst and former assistant secretary at the department of homeland security and military analyst, retired general james "spider" marks. good to see both of you. general, you predicted this over recent months, that this potentially could happen. what went wrong here? u.s. intel or something else? >> it's a combination, obviously. what we don't have on the ground in afghanistan anymore is a robust connection, a network of intelligence sources that allows us to get a sense of what the taliban is doing, especially in the zblf we lo...

  The US Department of Defense is planning to withdraw most support for CIA counter-terror missions by the beginning of next year, in a move expected to have a broad effect on the scope of the intelligence agency’s paramilitary operations, a senior defense official and former senior administration official with direct knowledge of the move told CNN. Reportedly, Acting Defense Secretary Christopher Miller informed CIA Director Gina Haspel of the decision in a letter. The same report said Biden will reverse the move. As this is clearly an unnamed official, we await a formal DOD announcement...

Authorities evacuated 700 people by water overnight. at least 60 reported dead thus far. the most deadly fire to hit greece in more than a decade. still going on now. >> julie: fox news alert. secretary of state mike pompeo set to testify on capitol hill tomorrow about president trump's summits with russian president vladimir putin and north korean leader kim jong-un as new satellite images suggest north korea has begun dismantling a missile engine test site. a possible sign kim is looking to make good on his denuclearization promise. joining me now retired army lieutenant colonel james reese....

In that amount of time. so economic solutions, depend t diplomatic solutions can be put in place, but they're not going to be sufficiently aggressive in a truncated amount of time for the united states to, quote, take care of it. what we're doing is we're monitoring it, we're watching it, we're developing our anti-missile capabilities, our terminal high air altitude capabilities are quite aggressive and quite good, and we can monitor these shots. we can see them when they launch at night. we've got the capabilities, intelligence, signals intelligence and imagery intelligence to track this, but...

Credibility matters. let's start with the letter, "a." do you believe the intelligence that kicked this thing off today? >> you know, i have seen several escalations of, you know, rhetoric like this that occurred over the last 25 years. most notably, the run up to the war in iraq. it always starts off with intelligence, and this particular intelligence ae ses emt we have seen in "the post" today is peculiar because six months ago the assessment was that north korea wouldn't miniatuize that warhead for two years, and then that was accelerated to early next year. now we are at zero hour where th...