former deputy national security advisor. good morning, tony. good morning. let s talk about it to begin with. president trump doesn t like this deal president obama had with australia taking in 1,250 refugees on an island off of australia s coast. he doesn t like it. he thinks that it somehow would make tuch make the u.s. more dangerous. now what? we probably shouldn t be picking fights with our closest friends. australia is among our closest friends. fighting side by side with our own around the world for decades this is important to the prime minister and helps solve a problem he has on his hands. we made a commitment to help out and the important thing here is
stage until you polled at a certain level. if you never run before it s pretty hard. . if you don t come from a political family it s pretty hard hard. a small state, that s pretty hard. if you have a lot of money, you re going to do better. here s what i would advise the party to do in the tuch. the bottom line is people are coming my way in terms of a more robust foreign policy. they are very much in sync. kasich and christie. donald trump talks tough and tries to act tough. if he gets to be the nominee i will tell him about my plan. . i will make another prediction. i think hillary clinton is going to adopt most of this. r very interesting. kate is with me fou. first of all, he seems like relieved. in one regard it seemed like that. in another he said he was still grappling with it. at one point you re tell megayou re dropping out but you
capital city. all of their raids, all of the sieges so far, only one person is now in custody with a direct link to the terror attacks since this threat level was raised. and beside that s vest that allegedly belonged to abdaslam, are there any more links to him? all leads do seem to come back here to belgium. but this is an incredibly wide hunting ground. police have been moving throughout so many districts, to that suburb of brubels that has emerged which is a nexus in that investigation. but you don t get a sense, don, that it has been narrowed in any way. many of those intelligence sources we ve been talking to say this is a critical time period because, often, when the net does begin to close in, that s when those beam being hunted start to make drastic decisions. so there is so many on tuch on
be for donald trump who very much fed off of the crowd last time around, you know, with the rosie o donnell moment and so many others. it s going to be a very different kind of thing. i think certainly people in the audience but i think it will probably feel to him more like you know the set of the apprentice as opposed to being a big crowd on the stuch. good luck. hugh hewitt good luck. we will be watching, it s fair to, people all over the world will be watching, as well. the republican presidential candidates now just one day away from their second debate right here at the reagan presidential library. you can, of course, see it right here tomorrow night only on cnn. you hear the debate, by the way, across the country on the salem radio network. to find the debate on radio in your area, go to salemmedia.com. coming up, the high stakes for one-time republican front-runner jeb bush. supporters just started spending
war on terror in kenya. that s indisputable. for instance, the government recently deregistered 500 non-government organizations in the country. they have frozen the bank accounts for instance of two prominent human rights organizations, muslims for human rights and hockey africa. two organizations with an impeccable standing that have no ties whatsoever to terrorism. also you have you know impunity for much of the crimes that have been committed by the security forces. impunity prevails. there s no independent oversight mechanism in the country to deal with that. and yeah it s serious concern. it is also not entirely surprising if we harken back to the speechs on the stuch. he signalled this and said there would be a crackdown on civil society and followed through on