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joining me now, david ignacious and ambassador wendy sherman, former undersecretary state for political affairs and global affairs contributor. welcome both. ambassador, you've negotiated with the north koreans and know they lie, cheat, steal, whatever. they now have an icbm capable of reaching the midwestern united states, not armed. but is lindsey graham right, we should take some military action or is dianne feinstein correct, which is that we don't know where all their stuff is. >> the truth is, i think lindsey graham was saying let's destroy the country and, of course, that's an option. but really terrible one. as you pointed out, as senator feinstein pointed out, that would be devastating to millions of people. and not necessarily take care of all of the risk that is here. i think that what senator feinstein was suggesting in terms of a high level effort, quietly, if possible, to really engage and see what's possible here while we put all of the rest of our tools to work, sanctions, military posturing, missile defense, intelligence, cyber, everything, and go at this problem in a s

with us we have columnist and associate editor for "the washington post" david ignaci, senior politicalgton bureau chief for the associated press, julie pace, former white house press secretary to president obama now an msnbc political analyst josh ernest. associate editor of commentary magazine, noah rothman, and white house reporter for the a.p. jonathan lamere. last night, as you know, president trump unveiled what was billed as a new approach to afghanistan. the plan continues america's engagement provided few details, including any specific reference to how many additional american troops are going to be deployed there. the 30 minute speech marked a major policy reversal for donald trump who in the past has urged the united states to get out of afghanistan. >> my origin stikt was to pull out, and historically i like following my instincts. all my life i have heard a core pillar of our new strategy is a shift from a time-based approach to one based on conditions. i have said it many times. how counter productive it is to announce our military activities. we are a partner and a frien