about it? the "new york times" david sanger reporting this morning they're trying to talking about cut off fuel. is that realistic? >> that's one big piece. second would be cutting off north korean as rights to work in china. the a lot of source for hard currency. it's impossible to imagine that china would actually counsel ten nance those steps. trump said he would consider cutting off any country that continued to trade with north korea in terms of their economic dealings with the united states. probably the single least credible threat he has uttered given the impact that u.s./china trade relations actually have on americans and our economy, but that's what we need to watch. the u.s. china relationship. trump has been trying to find ways to push the chinese not just on north korea but on a host of economic issues for many months now. he's been frustrated his own advisers have been unwilling to

assistant to george w. bush. he supports daca and arizona state senator steve montenegro, who is against tadaca. what would you like to see happen to these 800 dreamers? >> well, first of all, thank you for having me this morning. look, we have to understand that what president obama did with daca is clearly unconstitutional. i think once it -- i think it become is apparent if it goes to the kours, ats something that is a gross neglect or just ignoring the rule of law. constitution federal laws. we have to make sure we're honoring legal immigrants and legal immigrants waiting to come into the country. >> i hear you. listen. i under stand that position. we've heard it a couple times and it makes perfect sense. but my question is now what? these are 800 young people who are already in school have jobs here what do you want to see happen to them? >> well, again, we have to