Armed militant group, Hezbollah's chief Hassan Nasrallah is Lebanon's "most powerful" man who enjoys a cult status among his Shiite supporters. He has rarely been seen in public since his Shiite movement fought a devastating 2006 war pitting his fighters against Israeli troops.

Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah says pager attack which has killed 37 people and injured thousands crossed a "red line" as fears of a wider war mount. In his speech on Thursday, Nasrallah shifted the blame to Isreal saying that the "unprecedented explosions" could be seen as a declaration of war.

Bill is joined by Joe and David to discuss yesterday and today's explosions of devices belonging to Hezbollah terrorists across Lebanon.