and to discuss a little bit more about that i'm joined now from los angeles by chris faulkner a republican strategist who has worked on past national campaigns welcome to you chris. chris i'd like to begin first with what trump has reportedly said in the past twenty four hours basically questioning why the u.s. would accept more immigrants from what he calls asshole countries i mean i'm for of course paraphrasing there he used an expletive language aside why not. i think the. president would absolutely not use those words again stupid or radical and it takes away from the main focus of what's really going on here which is contrary to the immigration united states is no different than any other developed nation in that we've struggled with immigration in the flows out deal with new numerous the united states right now for the first time in probably close to twenty years we're closer than we ever have been to a comprehensive immigration reform so going to talk interacting there but i just i just really want to get to the need of what the president said and the overall message you know let's

national security card so what's going on here let me pull in chris faulkner he's a republican strategist with majority strategies in los angels which describes itself as america's premier influence marketing services firm chris good to have you on the show welcome to the date let me ask you about north and south korea first of all they're talking again but they're talking right now about the olympics not about north korea's nuclear weapons is this eight true sign of trump's foreign policy leadership well you know from the progress there is more than just you know it's actually one of the most emotional issues emotional issues for most koreans is reunification between sam's will obviously a lot of families were separated there in the. separation of the two koreas indecent motional ice to live it so about three half years and these emotional reunions between the separated families are usually reported to crimp oculus and so that in addition to what we saw i think is these are the beginning steps that will give us a more substantive policy disagreements between two koreas so you don't think

on that horse and to discuss a little bit more about that i'm joined now from los angeles by chris faulkner a republican strategist who has worked on past national campaigns welcome to you chris thank you chris i like to begin first with what trump has reportedly said in the past twenty four hours basically questioning why the u.s. would accept more immigrants from what he calls asshole countries i mean i'm for of course paraphrasing there he used an expletive language aside why not i think the. president would absolutely use those words again all right stupid rebel and it takes away from the made focus what's really going on here which is contrary to the immigration united states is no different than any other developed nation in that we've struggled with immigration in the flows out deal with new numerous united states right now for the first are in probably close to twenty years we're closer than we ever of bits of copperheads of immersion for still going to start interacting there but i just i just really want to get to the meat of what the president said and the overall message you kno

and to discuss a little bit more about that i'm joined now from los angeles by chris faulkner a republican strategist who has worked on past national campaigns welcome to you chris. chris i'd like to begin first with what trump has reportedly said in the past twenty four hours basically questioning why the u.s. would accept more immigrants from what he calls asshole countries i mean i'm for of course paraphrasing mary used an expletive. language aside why not.

faulkner, the editor of town hall.com katie pavlich is here. former deputy spokesperson for the state department marie harf and joining us today on the couch fox news politics editor of halftime report chris stirewalt here. he is outnumbered and you never know what you are going to get when stirewalt sits on the couch. should be a good hour. >> enthusiastic gratitude. start with that thank you for having me. >> harris: on fire. >> sandra: we look forward to the hour. let's get it started. unilateral move diane spine stein released the tringted of her committee's interview with glenn simpson the co-founder of fusion gps. the firm that was behind the anti-trump dossier. republican committee chairman chuck grassley saying while they will continue to work together is he disappointed and that the release could hurt their investigation going forward. >> guys, its did create some problems. for instance, when you are getting people to voluntarily come to you. it make a lot of people a lot more reserve about whether they want to cooperate. and i think particularly in regard to jared kushner, that it could maybe effect moving forward with that. very high profile person, an as an example but it will