cyber security is a leveller. reporter: fox news spent time at the agency where bailey explained the evolving threat from north korea, russia, china and iran and isis and goes beyond hacking traditional government networks to military and the black suitcase that authorizes a nuclear attack. there s nothing off the plate. that s the scary thing about cyber security. our adversaries are looking at every opportunity of cyber to gain an advantage. bill: interesting stuff. more to come on that as you can tell there s a lot to get to. sandra: i was going to highlight the dow it s up 102 points. it s been a wild night. the futures market was indicating we could see another
president. some people don t like people who ha who have substanci who have substantive views and if he cannot have varying views, he s not well served. bill: catherine herridge. reporter: ambassador bolton is energized and embracing the security challenges on north korea, china and iran and sees them as fixable and kellyanne conway said the two appointees on national security are qualified and the criticism is not unfounded. have you tv stars calling larry kudlow tv stars. it s kind of weird. they men of accomplishments of
on, the more apparent it became there was no collusion. it s up to those who say there was collusion to put the evidence in front of people. bill: the full document not out yet. waiting to get scrubbed by the intel committee. thank you very much. we ll have the republican from ohio to talk about the clon collusion and we ll have an interesting perspective on this. sandra: breaking news from the white house. moments ago the president tweeting he is considering vetoing the massive $1.3 trillion spending bill. what this could mean for a potential government shutdown and beyond when rnc chairwoman rona mcdaniel joins us. bill: and our efforts to counter iran in the middle east. an interesting development. sandra: and as john bolton
the people who should be awake at night now are the north koreans, russians, chinese and authoritarian regimes all over the world. secondly, john bolton also understands that the nature of these regimes will never truly be honest and diplomatic engagement and we have to be incredibly skeptical there. for example, with iran he s been an advocate and i am as well of supporting the democratic resistance and supporting the arabs and it will be less bill: if you re and the heels of talks with kim jong-un and john bolton s in the room with you it sends a powerful message.
recall the mood back then, bill, official washington was going crazy at the idea that this guy could be president of the united states including the media. it was like a bacterium invading and they d push it out. bill: you re with your colleagues from the wall street journal and trying to understand trump, right, every day you read the psychology. newt gingrich wrote a book about, understanding trump . with bolton coming on and mcmaster leaving, there are debates as to whether or not donald trump is trying to bring people in that are more loyal to him or like-minded or both or perhaps neither. we know bolton aligns with him on israel, saudi, iran but they may differ on russia because