bolton. >> good afternoon supervisors. i am lori leaderman and i came to speak on item six so i will be sticking around but i wanted to talk about auto and pedestrian safety. i am a alarmed at one of the unintentional consequences in greening medians. they're beautiful but they grow. they create barriers to vision. two areas are viz diro when plants are growing and extend into the lane in the median in a number of locations. at intersections this is a hazard for legal left turns and block the on coming traffic. also if a pedestrian is in the middle of the crosswalk they are less visible to the driver and difficult to see the vehicles. another location this is occurring is on kirkham where a strategy to traffic calm and this creates a vision barrier hiding pedestrians from drivers so my request is in planning these median strips please plan ahead and we are focused on costs and there are maintenance cost and less of a focus. keeping this in mind if plants are part of pedestrian safety or other improvements maintain them so

i think john bolton actually recognizes that. but the hostility that he had toward the un meant that he showed up, was there constantly engaged in every aspect of it. i sort of watched him in action during the last spasm of the un reform efforts in 2005, sort of the last gasp as kofi anon as secretary-general, march 10 with orders to take this process seriously. it is as if they hire some lawyers to walk in and negotiate every point as if it mattered, and they hated him for it. the reason they hated him for it is because the dynamic that the un is supposed to become a you're supposed to take it seriously, but not too seriously. none of this was really quite as serious. ambassador rice started out in doing much of her time at the un , and ambassador to the un who is liked by the un bureaucracy, by the other ambassadors, but there has been a very strong sense that she seized the capital of the world of not in turtle bay but washington d.c. and is actually spending much of her time during the first term in washington, and i think th

ambassador john bolton weighs in next. [ male announcer ] how do you measure happiness? by the armful? by the barrelful? e carful? how about...by the bowlful? campbell's soups give you nutrition, energy, and can help you keep a healthy weight. campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. >> welcome back, everyone, the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news. at least six americans are dead following a pair of attacks in afghanistan. and killing three service members and two american civilians. and comes as chairman of the joint chief martin dempsey arrives in afghanistan to assess training ahead of the 2014 withdrawal. and president obama is pitching cuts to entitlement programs to all the tax hikes in his budget plans. some republicans are calling the move too little too late. and nuclear talks between iran and six world powers have failed to reach an agreement, that according to the u.s. foreign policy chief. iran is demanding release from sanctions before any possible deal with iranian. >> jamie: back to our top story today and probably for days to come. north

bolton is with us next lou: breaking news tonight.ou allegations that the obama administration is trying to intimidate potential whistleblowers on the makati attack. republican counsel to the senate intelligence committee who is now representing a state department employee tells fox news that her client and others have also retained. the attorney is not naming her client that says that they do have sensitive information relevant to the benghazi attack during september 11 of 11th of last year. the eight hour time frame of which the attacks took place. in the eight day timeframe that followed. joining me now is fox news national security analyst k.t. mcfarland specifically as we understand it, we are positioned by the administration that there was no option available to bring military force to bear your thoughts. >> is there blood on some of the fans? that to me is blood on their hands. >> well, she has made a small specialty out of the intelligence community and the foreign affairs community. if she says these people are being threaten

ambassador john bolton is here.ery important because it takes how we respond to the boston bombing and what we do with the suspect. >> they have been at war with us well over 20 years. the unwillingness to recognize that is the situation we are it will not only lead to miscarriage of justice with respect to the boston marathon attack but will leave us more vulnerable in the future to other attacks of a similar nature. stuart: you have a hard edge editorial, as i read it you are saying let's go get them, where they are. are you saying that? >> i think that is the best way to handle this otherwise we're talking about major provisions to this society, s security vers privacy. in the case of the boston bombing, we need much more investigation of the potential connection with international terrorism through radicalized islamists who have been deployed not against russia but against targets worldwide. that is a connection that could lead us to other threats. stuart: we will not send grounds over the public, are we? >> i'm

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john bolton and senior fellow at american enterprise institute joins us. good morning, ambassador. they are learning and what do you think they are writing down in memos today in tehran? >> i think they are seeing the president's red line looks to be written in invisible ink. it's very significant. president obama made his first trip to israel as president a few weeks ago. behind the scenes comments meetings with israeli officials. he stressed over and over again the mantra that all options are on the table regarding iran's nuclear weapons program. he pushed the israelis as he has in the first four years for them not to use preemptive military force. left them with a clear impression that the united states would do whatever it took including military force to stop iran from achieving that objective. i think he was never serious about that regardless of my feelings, when you see this red line disappear, you have to believe that both israelis on one hand and iranian leaders on the other are drawing the appropriate conclusion. >> eric: in his defense, president says he wants conclusiv

ambassador bolton joins us.ee you. >> nice to be here. >> that letter was a surprise to you? >> it was. it was certainly unsolicited and showed that mrs. thatcher was not at all afraid to interfere in the internal politics of the united states. >> that was in a heated debate when people were trying to keep you from assuming that post. >> yes. it didn't affect joe biden and john kerry. >> how did you know her? >> i met her as a junior official in the reagan and bush administrations. i got to know her better after the first bush administration, after she had left the office of prime minister. as she became very interested in debates in the european union about the future of the euro, the common currency, which she kept britain out of. she saw the risk to british currency in the sovereign euro and was wise in doing so. >> what do you think she'd think about the chaos going on around the world, iran, north korea and china? >> she was the first person to see in mikhail gorbachev the possibility there was a different

ambassador john bolton joins us again.reliminary report put out by the republicans not the democrats. i don't know if the democrat hysteric boston is a report but it i -- i don't know if the democrats will have the reports. >> the report the highlights the failures before the attack on september 11th during and the immediate aftermath of the attack and since then to learn why the mistakes were made that led to these tragic deaths and why the administration tried to spin the story in the days after the terrorist attack and then what we need to o do going forward. it is regrettable that the republicans had to do this on their own. i think frank wolf and others had the idea out there for some time. let's have a select committee. if the democrats don't like what is in the report let them dissent from it and write a minority report. let's have a concerted cross committee answer here to get some answers which seven months later we still don't have. >> greta: one reference on 9/15 which was a saturday they changed the talking poi

bolton is an ideologue about the middle east. why would mccain? is it sticking it to obama do you think? >> i hope it's not. let's put it that way. they do seem to have this grand world view of this notion of, you know, we got to be tough here, be tough there, be tough there, to be tough there. regardless of being tough here is in our interest of not. it keeps playing that way. i talked to people in the administration. they raise other options. perhaps if there's a proof of chemical weapon use that is more than just minimal that they could have a limited military strike. you remember back before the iraq war, when we were arguing about this. bush made it seem like two options, do nothing or a full-scale invasion. the white house is looking to send a signal, a message if they get to that point. having an expensive military operation, no-fly zone, safe havens, all that, for reasons bobby mentioned and others, it's really difficult to contemplate. what the end game is. >> let's go to the part of the "wall street journal" we all trust, the front page.

lou: john bolton, k.t. mcfarland, thank you for being here. loudobbs.com and get the links for facebook page and e-mail me at loudobbs.com. but next, a dramatic new report from the epa, turning refracting debate around. a live report from john roberts on this important ruling in there are patients who will question, than i remember it to be?oer there are more people taking more medication, so we sepeople suffering from dry mouth more so. we may see more cavities, bad breath, oral irritation. a dry mouth sufferer doesn't have to suffer. i would recommend biotene. the enzymes in biotene products help supplement enzymes that are naturally in saliva. biotene helps moisten those areas that have become dry. those that are suffering can certainly benefit from biotene. lou: the debate over hydraulic fracturing refracting was a major shift today after the environmental protection agency released a new report showing a dramatic report of just how much methane gas is used. environmental activists are not amused. how important is this report for the draft

doug, ambassador bolton, great to have you both.eresting perspectives for us today and we appreciate it very much. >> happy to be on. >> thank you. rick: coming up two key senators announcing a newbie partisan deal in the gun control debate. what it means for gun rights and for legislation currently working its way through congress? we'll talk about it straight ahead. >> today's agreement is a first step in common ground that all of us agree is crucial to keep guns out of dangerous hands and keep our children safe. this is a bipartisan movement. it is a bipartisan amendment and we all know that a bipartisan solution is a lasting solution. rick: just in. that was senator joe manchin of west virgina. he and republican senator pat toomey of pennsylvania announcing a bipartisan deal on expanded background checks. they did that just a few moments ago. it is a move the nra already has come out against but is this something that could gain traction post-newtown and lead to the first new gun control measure in about 20 years? juan williams

ambassador to the u.n., john bolton.assador bolton, there have been concerns over the years, you know, that some of these states that don't necessarily see eye-to-eye with the united states, countries like iran and or north korea, might try some of these relatively crude methods to sow the seeds of disruption in this country to cause chaos and panic. do you see any indications this kind of thing is happening in this case? >> i don't think we have any evidence of that here but for many, many years, biological and chemical warfare has been called the poor man's nuclear weapon. it's not nearly as expensive to put together these programs. there are more states that have chemical or biological weapons perhaps than have nuclear programs. of course the risk is the perfect storm, putting one of these weapons of mass destruction in the hands of terrorists so that iran or assad in syria or anybody that has one of these programs could give it to a group like al qaeda that could bring it to this country or to europe. so i think it's

mcfarland and john bolton, former u.s. ambassador to the united nations. north korea acting like a petulant child, what is the real threat of them actually launching a missile? >> they act like a petulant child every year in do the same thing where they say, if you don't give us what we what we will have another crisis. the difference is this year they have nuclear weapons. lori: your reaction, how serious of a threat are we looking at? >> i do not think it is likely that north korea will attack anybody, but it is here that they're getting ready to launch one of these mobile missiles as a demonstration of a capability, both in range and accuracy. the risk is,hey could, to show that they have this capability, and for a point in the pacific ocean 50 miles north of our bases on guam. because no one will vouch for the accuracy of their ballistic missile guidance systems, it could hit guam. that is why we are concerned. that is why south korea is concerned. we should be concerned any time this regime, which is not rational by our terms acts in this way. lori: w

john bolton, former ambassador to the u.n. back with us. fox news contributor.od morning to you. >> good morning. bill: i have a lot to go through here. yesterday you said the nor koreans, even for them are acting outside their normal play being book. what do i mean by that, sir? >> their rhetoric is much more belligerent. they used up phrases they have used before. they gone beyond that. they cut off supply lines to south korea. cutting people from the industrial park now and moving missiles inside north korea which show something else is going on here. not that i think there is a threat to the united states at this point. i don't think they're capable of that but it is a complicated neighborhood over there. you have south korea and japan also concerned. our troops in both countries and on dpaum. so, give the nature of this regime, which is not national in our terms, it is definitely worth being concerned about. bill: three more headlines here. a gentleman of the north korean army apparently said this today. the moment of explosion is approaching fast. how do y

ambassador john bolton with his thoughts next. i'm telling you right now, the girl back at home would absolutely not have taken a zip line in the jungle. i'm really glad that girl stayed at home. vo: expedia helps 30 million travelers a month find what they're looking for. one traveler at a time. expedia. find yours. jon: fox news alert. one university's basketball mess gets bigger. the "associated press" reporting now that according to a source close to the decision rutgers athletics director tim perneti is out ofter the decision to fire the head basketball coach mike rice on wednesday e. was ousted after this video surfaced showing him using anti-gay slurs, shoving players and throwing balls at them in practice. the athletic director was accused of not punishing rice enough when he heard of the abuse. they will hold a press conference 1:00pm eastern time about an hour and a half from now. jenna: breaking news out of north korea today. britain and russia are told to consider evacuating their embassies in pyongyang as north korea

bolton that actually pulls pro-life. this is counterintuitive to what many of us are told of what many adults think. they think, oh, the mullen neals, the use generation, there will always be liberal in every single issue. it won't grow up and get a job and been a first paycheck and have kids. that is not actually the case with abortion. there was a poll done last year by the gallup organization that should that -- showed that this generation is more pro-life and our parents' generation. i was reading a study not too long ago by two professors at georgetown university that was really interesting. pro-abortion, so in favor of legalized abortion, and there were talking about this mysterious case of a disappearing pro-choice generation because they showed that the attitudes of this generation towd abortion in the attitudes of the generation coming up behind us, those in high school and middle school are the most pro-life you'd generations ever. and it will trend throughout their whole life pro-life and don't know where they

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and coming up later this hour we will talk to ambassador, former ambassador john bolton, former ambassador to the united nations of course, about the crisis and what the u.s. needs to do next besides secretary kerry's trip to diffuse this situation that's volatile. >> kelly: and for the first time in president obama's administration, neither he nor vice-president joe biden delivered the radio address, their replacement, the mother of a boy killed in the newtown shooting, making a plea to take action to end gun violence before her tragedy becomes ours. >> sometimes i close my eyes and all i can remember is that awful day waiting at the sandy hook volunteer firehouse for the boy who would never come home. the same firehouse that was home to ben's tiger scouts den 6. but other times i feel ben's presence filling me with courage for what i have to do, for him, and all the others taken from us so violently and too soon. >> kelly: and exactly what we're going through in terms of our empathy and condolences for the people of newtown. elizabeth prann joins us live from washington with the story. >

former ambassador john bolton joins us. and you are giggling about this. because it's so outrageous? >> because it's par for the course. what he said about the boston marathon bombing is unacceptable, for a u.s. citizen to say it, let alone a u.s. citizen working for the united nations. and his comments reflect the prevailing world view anything them at the human rights council. i'm all in favor of firing him sooner rather than later. but here's the sad news, he will be replaced with somebody else and it won't make a bit of difference. it will be exactly the same. >> almost immediately when he made his comments, ambassador susan rice, she said it was time for him to go. she said it's time to get rid of them. is there anything you can do? >> culture at the united nations is such that merely firing one guy will not change anything. this is not a mistake, richard falk. he's not a mistake or aberration. and all of a sudden everything will get right. the view of the un of kids and people trick-or-treat fourth unicef, that's not coming back. the thing for the un

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let's ask ambassador john bolton, former u.s.assador to the united nation -gs hanna fox news contributor. no surprise i suppose that the iranians deny any official involvement, or even unofficial involvement in this plot. >> right, but it's been known for a longtime there have been al-qaida elements in iran, including relatives of osama bin laden, and it's always been a little bit of a conundrum, are they there using iran as a base of operations, are they being held by hostages by iran or some combination. i think the way the mounties described this yesterday was quite interesting that the two accused terrorists were acting under their words, direction and control of these elements of al-qaida in iran, but without the government itself being involved. nonetheless, when you give somebody a base of operations or allow them to continue that is pretty good material assistance. >> iran isee sepbgs ale lee acquiescing? >> i think that is right. i think the question for them now and our western european allies ought to put this question

. >> reporter: today i did speak to opd chief of staff sergeant chris bolton, he said if one of his officers failed to follow up on evidence he won't defend it. the department has taken action to improve its follow up. right now he says opd has six dedicated robbery investigators who handle an average of 18 cases each a month. we're live in oakland derrick, ktvu channel 2 news. >> 56 people have been arrested and 84 guns are off the streets because of an undercover operation in stockton. today the u.s. attorney's office announced the results of a four-month long investigation called operation grid i don't know. the stockton police chief says the operation help reduce the city's violent crime in the past four months something residents say they're very grateful for. >> it's so much stuff going on it makes the stop and it's good came out and took all the stuff out that's real good. >> police say they have been ten fewer homicide this year compared to the same time last year. last year the city saw 71 homicides. >> crimes from across california gathered at the state capitol today for the 24th a

joining us now as he does every sunday, john bolton.mer ambassador to the uniteunited statesunitednations. do you think we could do anything to stop a potential launch? >> at this point, the answer to that is no. but i think our egis class destroyers and the south korean counter parts will be watching very carefully if we get an indication that the missile is launched. we have don't have a lot of time. but if it looks like it's heading in a direction that could be dangerous toward japan, toward south korea, toward our base in guam, i think we'd be fully justified in using those egis class destroyers to shoot it down. >> meanwhile, they try to stop it. kerry has gone to beijing, seoul and today in tokyo. what about the diplomatic efforts. you have been there on the inside. can they persuade to persuade kim jong un to stop? >> absolutely not. i think secretary kerry made mistakes in the disblow massey on the trip. saying he is open to resuming the six-party talks with north korea. these have been going on for ten years. they haven't done

ambassador john bolton joins us live.or to the united nations a fox news contributor. ambassador, good to see you. another day and another threat or warning from north korea but in reality is it unlikely that the north would launch a direct attack on seoul, south korea yaw? if not, where? >> well, i think it is very unlikely that they will launch a direct attack against anybody. i don't think that's what they're trying to do. i think their campaign here is designed to get the rest of the world, particularly the united states, to accept that they are irrevocably a nuclear weapons state. i think it would be a mistake for us to do that but that's what they're trying to do. this threat though to south korea could well represent a substantial increase in the pressure they're trying to apply and i think it will backfire because by telling foreigners in south korea, you are potentially not safe, they're trying to discourage trade and investment, business, tourism, really south korea's lifeline to the outside world. and that ough

john bolton, thank you. we'll watch it over the next 72 hours to see what the north koreans do. thank you. >> jamie: it's good to know that the u.s. already had some serious fire power at the ready in south korea. but there seems to be no end to kim jung unprovocation. it had a chance to discuss the readiness in region in the exclusive interview with the army chief of staff general ray odierno at the pentagon this week. listen. you're sending assets in. we already have. raptors, bomber, there's ships. what do you expect? >> many people miscalculate the will and the capability of the united states. and i believe that we will do this in a way that we sustain the capability and capacity and i would suggest that i would be careful about miscalculating and misjudging what our capability is. >> jamie: do you have intelligence that kim junng un, can back up what he says he has? >> being a new leader there is an unknown there, about why he is doing this. what does it really mean? so it's incumbent on us to watch very carefully. and to see what mitigating actions we can take. >> jamie: o

perception up until recently you have to be you have individuals such as we still have them woolsey and bolton and got us by and army ties you know who call in a lobby group called the friends of chechnya and they have been around for a while and this again and other false information that is being put by the united states media is the fact that since the fall of the soviet union the united states has refrained from any intervention or intervening you know russia chechnya situation and that is not your fault since midnight hundred ninety s. the united states will do radley or through turkey has been army training managing orchestrating not only the chechens but also other factions in the region and we are looking at central asia and caucasus and of course the russian government is fully aware of this i'm sure they have plans all interested in those resources. well you don't really have been waiting and by we i mean alternative media at least all the analysts that that we have been working away at and we have been reporting on this for years on these operations u.s. operations in the region aga

and john bolton. good to have you here. let's start you is this a victory for the fbi? is this a time they should be celebrating or should they be evaluating how long it took for them to respond to that russian indication that we had a problem. >> 1 the attack happened, everyone did a great job, you question i got, why did we not see this die guys coming, the russians warned us twice, they interrogated him twice, and said no big problem. i am worried about, is this notion we are no calling it what is, because we don't want to offense anything, it is radical islamists that want to kills, it is like the harry potter movie, he who cannot be named. the problem is, if you don't recognize it exists you will never see it coming. lou: john brennan said he does not want to call them jihadists or radical islamists, i never heard, i will say it straight up that is pure pab lem, i have talked with middle east dislol scholars, and arabists, came up with a definition, jihad and the call in collided in radical is islamist. >> the people who understand this best of muslims, the unwilli

>> uma, it is the first weekend that bolton street has been open to the public since the twin blasts took place nearly two weeks ago. take a look now over my shoulder, can see locals and tourist alike here in copley square and observing the makeshift memioral and consisting of flowers and flags and hand painted signs and many people taking their time and walking through the memorial and rememberingme blast that took place only a few feet from where they are now standing. as the community continues to recover, the investigation continues and during the last few days the f.b.i. is searching a landfall by university of massachusetts near dartmouth. authorities would not say what they are looking for. one f.b.i. source told the associated press that investigators are searching for and i quote for everything imaginable . coming under scutiny is the mother of the bombers, 18 months before the attack herself and her son were put on the list of terrorist ties. she said her two boys were innocent. 19 year old dzhokhar tsarnaev spent his first night in the federal medical center. he was reloca

john bolton joins us. what you think about his background? is there any sort of significance? >> raises a llt of questions that we don't begin to have the answers to. chechnya is in a brutal struggle over the last 25 years and chechen have committed acts of terrorism with hostage taking over 1,000 hostages and of the 300 killed. that seizure of the theater in moscow and they have blown up subway stops and apartment buildings and this conflict is motivated by two factors, the desire for chechen independence but the increasing radicalization of the islamic population in chechnya. the attack on the boston marathon has nothing to do with separation from russia but it could reflect the connection that many chechen have made with the international terrorist network and we're at a critical point* right now if they take the no one survivor to put them in the criminal justice system or treat him as the enemy combat and that is the route i would go. greta: there has been discussion about making the inquiry for the older brother. might guess it is russia. is that your guests to find out

two hours later josh bolton said i want to make sure everybody is clear that president bush stands behind prime minister malki. i said oh i said that. i thought about it when i have a chance with students or speeches it was easier to be a press secretary for someone you knew the prinlss. >> i knew the incident well. i was encouraged the fact that he was showing leadership and willing to be decisive. >> during the time when i was very upset with an attack against you. i was trying to deal with it you called me into the oval office. it was very early in the day, but when i came in you said, i hear you are upset about something. i said, yes, sir, i am. you said i would like you to try to for give. i think about that leadership quality of forgiveness and how important that is for all of us to remember in politics. >> yeah, i remember that well. it was one of the most disturbing things that can happen on a team is when a team member is disloyal. i remember it well. as a matter of fact, you said how can you possibly trust me, mr. president, when a key member of the team had been disloyal to you

john bolton, former ambassador to the united nations joinses as he does every sunday. good morning, ambassador. >> good morning, eric. glad to be with you. >> the chechnyan terrorists have the blood of hundreds on their hands. are they a threat to us? >> potentially they are. that's an important question for investigators to answer, not because of anything having to do with their desire from chechnyan nndz froneppedzindependence frot because ove many chechnyan actis are radicalized. now their terrorist activities are in places as diverse as throughout the middle east and afghanisn, having nothing to do with russia about having to do with islamic extremism. that's a working hypothesis, something we ought to be investigating. >> there are reports that the chechnyn rebels are denying any link with the brothers, saying their war is with russia, not the u.s. how does that play out if this is indeed the case? >> there are two motivating factors for the chechnyans. one is hate for russia and the other is radical islam. the terrorists have, many of them, have been divorced fro

there is a lot to get to with ambassador john bolton, former ambassador from the u.n.contributor. good morning to you. you wrote a piece in the "washington times." just digest the information that just gave about two brothers acting alone. do we know that? this is what is being reported but -- >> this is way too premature to say this, way too premature. this is the obama's administration ideology coming out and political imperative to deny that international terrorism is still a threat. they contradict themselves in the very same breath of course we don't know what he did for the six months he was in russia. how you can say there is no international connection when that critical piece of information is not known. bill: it is quite possible they were motivated by radical islam. it is quite possible that they got their information online. it is quite possible they followed anwar a lackey was he was alive and motivated and influenced by him, correct? >> it is possible. if you think you can know the answer to that in three days. this isn't fbi investigators. this is superm

ambassador, john bolton. is it playing any role here?, the secretary general is the closest thing you are going to get to somebody who is prepared to say anything about it in the u.n. system because he is a former leader of the south you're and knows the peninsula backwards and forwards. but when he comes to international space and security, that depends on the security council, and i can assure you next to nothing will happen until this plays out. >> neil: normally you get a un delegation in pyongyang, say everything is hunky doory and come back and report everything is hunky-dory but about have not seen that and as i know no u.n. team has been allowed in. so that could turn this even more of a pressure cooker. >> north korea withdrew from the nuclear nonproliferation treaty ten years ago and kicked out the international atomic agency. didn't make any difference because they didn't show the iaea anything critically important anyway. so the presence or absence of inspectors would make much of a difference in north korea. back in my confi

two hours later josh bolton said i want to make sure everybody is clear that president bush stands behind prime minister malki. i said oh i said that. i thought about it when i have a chance with students or speeches it was easier to be a press secretary for someone you knew the prinlss. >> i knew the incident well. i was encouraged the fact that he was showing leadership and willing to be decisive. >> during the time when i was very upset with an attack against you. i was trying to deal with it you called me into the oval office. it was very early in the day, but when i came in you said, i hear you are upset about something. i said, yes, sir, i am. you said i would like you to try to for give. i think about that leadership quality of forgiveness and how important that is for all of us to remember in politics. >> yeah, i remember that well. it was one of the most disturbing things that can happen on a team is when a team member is disloyal. i remember it well. as a matter of fact, you said how can you possibly trust me, mr. president, when a key member of the team had been disloyal to you

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former ambassador john bolton tells fox news the u.s. main land should not be as concerned as north korea's neighboring countries such as south korea and japan. he doesn't discredit the possibility of future violence in that region. >> i think these threats, while they're not credible in terms of reaching the united states have nonetheless surpassed what i'll call the normal level of north korean rhetoric. we may not be worried, but i can tell you in south korea and japan, they're concerned that we've gotten to a level now where some even misstep at this point could escalate into something more serious. >> and we're also hearing from the former chairman of the house homeland security committee, peter king says direct discussions would serve no purpose, making fresh demands every day and as recent as today. kim jong-un announcing that have nuclear weapons are not the a bargaining chip. instead the nation's life and will not be traded for billions of dollars. this, as he threatened to close one of the economic life license, t lines. doing