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firefighters could do. it was out of control. with that wind it spread incredibly rapidly and nobody saw this coming. >> looks like a military attack or something. we would like to check back in on you in a day or two. >> thank you. >> thanks a lot. the head of fema is coming up to talk about efforts to help revitalize that area, the biden administration reaching a deal with iran to get 5 americans out of prison and on house arrest. in exchange iran will get funds or more so was this the right or wrong move, i'll ask general jack keene. president biden says he's looking to end oil drilling on both koechlts i -- coasts. i wonder if he sees what's
defeat russia. >> we will continue to support ukraine as long as it takes in terms of the kinds of capabilities that they will need going forward. that will be a continuing discussion that we have with the ukranians and with our allies and partners. >> in other breaking news the biden administration and iran have apparently agreed to a prisoner swap. the deal involves iran releasing 5 iranian american prisoners, while the u.s. will send back an unconfirmed number of iranian prisoners and unfreeze about $6 billion in iranian oil revenue and a lawyer for several of the american prisoners broke the news today saying they're under house arrest. ran has yet to publicly confirm this prisoner swap but it reportedly follows two years of negotiations. charles. >> thank you very much. let's get to retired four star general jack keene. general let's start with this potential iranian deal. what do you make of it?
look at our students as they have so many different backgrounds bringing into the setting. >> dana: you are a valued contributor to our show. thank you for being on and good luck to the two kids as they sent them out the door this morning. i hope you had a cup of coffee in silence. >> thank you so much. >> dana: thank you. >> bill: sweet woman. heart is always in the right place. >> dana: she's got a drive and a plan and they're executing it there in mississippi in a very good way. >> bill: school starts today. what's up with that? >> dana: they get out earlier. >> bill: ok, hot. dan hoffman over the weekend, listen. >> vladimir putin has spilled an inordinate amount of blood and treasure in ukraine. this is a way to show that russia can go toe to toe with its main enemy the united states in conjunction with their ally china. >> bill: how high should the concern about? 11 russian and chinese warships cruising close for comfort off the american shores last week. general jack keene with the
and that's where 11 chinese and russian ships have been sailing for 2300 nautical miles off the coast of alaska. and the u.s. responded with four destroyers and two airplanes of its own. this also happened last fall and the u.s. response was one u.s. coast guard ship. this time, very different. how concerning should it be? general jack keene is here to answer that. nice to see you. good morning to you. want to get your take on this. why is it happening? how much concern is there? >> certainly it's concern because it underscores the strategic relationship that's an informal political and military alliance between two nuclear superpowers. and they have one common objective. and that's to reduce united states' influence and power in the world, bill. and this is something we have not faced in terms of a formidable and dangerous threat
the debt limit with the 14th amendment. a constitutional gambit that allows the president to act on his own. white house officials remain cool to the idea. these senators are nervous the white house will concede to speaker mccarthy's demands on items like work requirements for federal welfare. >> so this is a hostage-taking. >> officials are are confident that drama will not derail. >> it's not a shadow over the g-7 at all. >> as the work day there in d.c. ends, the work day here in hiroshima is just beginning. the president and his traveling team of aids have been did you know at their hotel for about 12 hours now. that's why president biden had to cancel the back half of this trip. it's really tough to negotiate a deal when you are a day ahead. bret? >> bret: peter doocy, early friday morning in japan. peter, thanks. speak to general jack keene in just a bit. optimism over debt ceiling deal
former 5k agent john, i think it's fast nateing when you look at this case and the "wall street journal" we mention how these balloons could come from elsewhere wrote the following quoting. that would change the scenario here, wouldn't it? >> absolutely. there's a reason china wants to launch these balloons from other location. from china we could track them many days before they reach the u.s. you launch them from the last inamerican area they could be here in hours. >> we had a hard time tracking these things. we don't know a lot of questions still remain as in was it a hobby balloon, did they use too much force to shut it down will general jack keene said the following. i'll get your response. >> i do think we need a bit of
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