to china. but we are always vigilant, surrounded by 70,000 terrorist rockets in lebanon. at least 10,000 in the hands of hamas in gaza. we always have to be vigilant because our front lines are our neighborhood. bret: is it fair to say what we are seeing on the ground and hearing from people there, that this is sort of accelerating? that as you note the window is closing. and that israel is preparing? the window is closing. we are dealing with this iranian regime, in addition to its penals to destroy us is backing up the pledges to destroy us is backing it up with deeds. carried out terrorist attack across five continents 25, countries including in washington, d.c. in an attempt to along with the assassinating the saudi ambassador to blow up the embassy here. they killed five of our citizens in bulgaria a few weeks ago and they re providing tens of thousands of rockets and trying to kill americans. they killed american seasonals
what will happen in that region. he doesn t have one of these mission accomplished moments behind him where you see, oh, no, no, that was completely wrong. no, i think the president has been a pragmatist and some people pill rate for him because he hasn t given the dreamscapes of where it will go. at the same time, look, we are over there. it is going to be messy. i that i foreign policy it an area in coming months where the president is going to have to do a very, very delicate dance. that said, i think he has proven very adept that and given the fact that he is willing to highlight on this day, which is a day he could have basked in the spotlight of just, assassinating or killing bin laden. he has chosen to go and sort of step into the hornet s nest that is afghanistan, is a testament to the real politic of barack obama. now the romneys began their day on a morning show. which is where you go when you want to humanize someone. it was ann romney s mission this morning to humanize
democrat, he happens to be a democrat now, we are back to talking about the language of peace which i think is important for the united states and for the world. alex, we don t have a record of president obama failed predictions and promises about what will happen in that region. he doesn t have one of these mission accomplished moments behind him where you see, oh, no, no, that kass was completely wrong. no, i think the president has been a prag ma tist and some people pill rate for him because he hasn t given the dreamescapes of where it will go. at the same time, look, we are over there. it is going to be messy. i that i foreign policy it an area in coming months where the president is going to have to do a very, very delicate dance. that said, i think he has proven very adept that and given the fact that he is willing to highlight on this day, which is a day he could have basked in the spotlight of just, assassinating or killing bin laden. he has chosen to go and sort of step i
the tribal areas and the military is quite aware of this. you re going to see the military taking a greater day to day role in running pakistan. there are already predominant but they are worried about the drift of the country and these floods will make it much worse. what was your take on the new york times reporting this weekend, we known about the secret wars and there seem to be a good deal more detail about what s happening in pakistan and also in yemen. andrea, that was a good article. basically the obama administration is doing is turning to assassinations. the feeling in washington is that if you can assassinate the leadership of al qaeda in iraq as well as afghanistan and yemen, you can decapitate this organization and make it ineffective. the cia is forbidden from assassinating. it cannot use a pistol to target