educators also killed in that mass shooting as they are witnessing a bitter milestone tonight of course, our congratulations to the graduates. and also may the memories of those not on that stage tonight be a blessing. thank you so much for joining me this hour. laura coates live starts right now so another attorney general, another vote to hold him in contempt. but is it symbolic or actually sincere, or is that rhetorical? that s all tonight on this special to our addition of lara coats live well, good. i think everyone i m laura codes, abby phillip has the night off now, remember that saying you can t have it both ways. well, it s applicable tonight for some members of congress who have two very different approaches to whether congressional subpoenas or subpoenas in general are sacred and, whether they re a party in control may have a whole lot to do with their viewpoints the republican controlled house voted today to hold biden s attorney general, merrick garland in cont
iraq. u.s. forces engaged in nato s operations in libya, involved in pakistan, in yemen. now an overwhelming number of american voters, according to one poll, saying it s just all too much. take a look at this poll, 72 percent of americans saying the u.s. is involved in too many foreign conflicts, only 16 percent disagree with that. k.t. mcfarland is with us, she s a fox news national security analyst and host of fox news live fox news live s-def-con three . the numbers on the surface, too many foreign conflicts. and too many that we re not prevailing in. if we were doing better in lib yarks afghanistan, yemen, the others, and pakistan, you know, i think it would probably be a different assessment. bill: so you think it s a measure of performance? it s two things. when i was in the reagan administration, reagan knew how to set priorities. he had one priority, which was to take down the soviet
before the christmas holidays. take a look at this. british police arrested 12 men suspected of plotting multiple attacks throughout the u.k. details on these terror plots are still forthcoming. we re going to get more information on this throughout the day. but they re not making that public yet, and this comes only days after u.s. agencies were already put on high alert for possible christmas terror attacks here on our soil. we saw what happened in sweden as well as concern grows really across the western world. joining me now is k.t. mcfarland, fox news security analyst and host of def con three. when i woke up we early very early and san this banner across our screen at fox news i thought here we go again. don ting surprised. last week, intelligence officials warned everybody we should expect something over the holidays, in the united kingdom, europe and the united states and i think there s what you ve seen. i talked to the head of mirks h. of five, their fbi, the head of m.i.
fascinating as we look at the different options that may or may not be in front of us. next time we need to talk about our roll in the relate in the middle east and how the relationships change among each other. those are the right questions, bill. bill: thank you, and check in, def-con three. martha: that was very interesting. thanks k.t. these were brutal crimes and they sparked outrage all across the country, john gardener now confessing to the rape of two teenagers in california. we reported this to you, now there are new de he details on what the father may have said that may have provec dollars that con provoked that confession. bill: this an indication that you text messages may not always stay private. the supreme court set to decide whether or not your text messages are really your own.
that could be quite dangerous. bill: well, iran s president is now flexing his own military muscle, saying the u.s. and its allies will regret imposing any new sanctions on iran. k.t. mcfarland is a former secretary of defense and former national security council staff member, she also hoes def-con three. you ve been sitting here during the last two days and when we were on the air, first it was in qatar, then saudi arabia, hillary clinton talking as tough as anyone has, directed at the regime in iran. what is she up to? i think it s also directed at washington. we re now at the point in this dilemma as hillary face hillary says, facing this in iran.