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Joining us now bret baier the anchor of special report. jenna was asking this question last hour. elect built, what does it mean? >> reporter: that is a great question, jon it depends on who you ask and what the criteria are and the different polls. elect twho will beat president obama in the general election. there are a numbr of things this the poll that are interesting, the new washington post abc poll. 7 in 10 people are saying that republicans hear that it was more important to support a candidate that shares their views on the issue rather than one who is considered most likely to win ne...

Versions of those drones. one u.s. naval commander saying some likely would be deployed in asia. are we trying to get eyes in the sky over china? joining us now a retired u.s. navy captain chuck nash, a fox news military analyst and a guy who took off from aircraft carriers hundreds of timesment what do you think about this idea of putting unmanned craft on aircraft carriers, chuck? >> well, jon it's something that will take a little bit of time. the navy is running as you say an experiment, kind of a proof of concept, because before we get to steps two and three about how to use these things ...

During the prosecution of the war, the place to try them is in a military tribunal. i applaud the administration for taking 180-degree can turn with regard to the position they had taken previously. jon: but how is what they did so different from what richard reid went on trial in federal court for attempting to do? >> >> well, i think there's substantial difference here. reid was actually captured in december 2001 before the system that is now in place in guantanamo bay was established. guantanamo was established in 2002. if richard reid, in fact, had been ap rehelped in 2002 and not 2001, li...

>> well, it's not clear whether it's symptomatic of the age or symptomatic of just the use of the aircraft. but i think what the faa and the ntsb are going to have to do is figure out whether this, these faults are limited to this type of aircraft, the 737-300, or whether it's a prod wither issue. and i think we'll get to that sometime today or tomorrow. i think that's their top priority. jon: the 737 is, as i understand it, still the most popular, the most used aircraft out there. more of them out there flying. if you're going to have a lot of airplanes flying, you're going to have a lot of s...

Come up with another solution. desperate measures, really, in rather desperate times and no indication of really how they're going to stop this, nor or actually prevent other leaks from taking place. they've got what is some form of dye into some tanks in some parts of the plant to see if that can trace where the water's coming from, but so far no luck. it seems everything they try just doesn't appear to be working, and they appear to be running out of options. people are now saying whether it's time to go for the whole stone coffin approach which is by pouring tons and tons of concrete on the...