my guest tonight, massachusetts congressman joe kennedy is here, everybody! but first, president trump has not been shy about his opposition to illegal immigration. but now that his border wall has been complete completed and thao longer a problem, trump is turning his focus to drastically cutting back on legal immigration. >> just a little while ago, the president announced a plan to dramatically overhaul the immigration system in the united states. it's called the raise act. the president says it would give priority to highly skilled workers and limit the number of unskilled immigrants. >> as a candidate, i campaigned on creating a merit-based immigration system that protects u.s. workers and taxpayers. and that is why we are here today, merit based. >> trevor: somewhere right now hillary clinton is like, "oh, you think people should advance based on merit now? interesting. okay, interesting." ( laughter ) but, yes, trump wants to move america to a merit-based immigration system, which means you'll only be allowed into the country if you have a highly desir

, don't think that he's the only one and from that moment, joe kennedy senior promoted both of his sons within a week of having a conversation. he called david, the president of nbc and said i want to buy some radio stations of massachusetts. they were going to court-martial them and they transferred jack down to the naval yards in south carolina. he'd been there a few months and thought he was so isolated he began to pester his father said he was put into the school to become commander of the boat. >> he was the skipper and it was a black night august 1, 43. [inaudible] kennedy was listening for about a week there were tremendous efforts and he was able to rescue the members of his crew so that is the second when he helped her. they wouldn't have gone into combat but then of course people have to know when he first disappeared not a lot of detail about what happened. when kennedy came home stateside during the war in january of 44 he didn't go visit his mom and dad or friends or siblings, he immediately went to visit inge who by this time was an influen

subsidize heating oil all over the two to several states and it was a very big program it was joe kennedy here in the u.s. that helped organize it and so yeah they've always tried to make that point. that their fight is not with the people here in the united states but with the government there was trying to you know overthrow their democratically elected government for all those years and of course still is today and in the hemisphere of course they gave many billions of dollars in fact and one point they were providing more aid to the hemisphere then the united states was despite having an economy that is maybe or that time was about one thirty eighth. the size the united states. is so yes i think they've always been they've always been like that. they've been very solid touristic cuba has been like that of course as well those two countries and a number of the other left governments have adopted an official policy of solidarity and respect this comes as the trump administration last week imposed on president thanks and on venezuela washington claim these things since target the governm

the same day, after opens up his back channel to churchill, think in response to his distrust of joe kennedy. or wall is a bit of a class but churchill in the battle of written notices something interesting. pilots of the royal air force are not the aristocracy. yes the numbers, how many pilots went to -- the two most elite, and prestigious schools and he finds is a very small number, a 5000 pilots who in the battle of britain and help stave off the invasion, there were middle class and lower middle class, there are the sons of government clerks, of grocery store managers, and churchill observes rather stridently that they have saved the country, they have earned the right to run it, and in that sense, thatcher is churchill's air, the daughter of a grocery from the countryside, she experiences a lot of snobbery, and her life as she grows up. one of the things she does upon becoming prime minister's restore the war rooms were churchill for when she goes to czechoslovakia and apologize to how they gave checklist of our kid hitler 1938. >> so that part was a surprise to me. was there anything w

. >> joe kennedy who i think is one of our more promising politicians for the future of this countryup here campaigning for me, bernie sanders has been up here and campaigned for me, i would love to get elizabeth warren up here to help campaign for me. >> if the prize republican recruit here gets his way, those progressives will be countered by president trump. an area commander with the duluth pd says president trump's popularity will help him here. >> he promised he is going to bring mining and manufacturing back, he supports our military, he supports law enforcement. this is who we are. >> another issue sharply dividing those two is health care, the republican says that single-payer would bankrupt the country but nolan, a democrat, says that single-payer is a fundamentally american. >> jon: looks like a beautiful day in duluth, i'm sure you will be back. >> melissa: deadly mishaps shaking the u.s. navy. and now the navy is making some changes at the top. also in the first hour of "happening now," weaver spoke to of republican congressman. of next a reaction to the decision to send

a 3-judge panel ruling coach joe kennedy school district was justified in suspending him after he kneeledcould see. in 2015 he said it was his right. >> i made an agreement with god that this was something i was going to do and give him the glory after every single game and do it on the 50. heather: the ruling states he was speaking of the public employee so the speech was not protected. rob: a popular summer tourist spot closed because of a shark sighting on the beach in cape cod, forced to shut down after this shark chomped down on a paddleboard with a man riding on top of it, 30 yards offshore. the 69-year-old did not get it but was thrown from it and ended up inches from the shark. >> all of a sudden it was like getting hit like a guy on a bicycle getting hit by a truck. >> reporter: we don't know what kind of shark it was was one lawmaker with a new suggestion to keep sharks away from shore, to kill the sharks. heather: a shark that was too close. extreme weather, about 2 impact millions at home. harvey now a tropical storm and gaining strength. rob: people in texas set to evacuate a

joe kennedy said i'll take a piece of that and run it through on the house side. bill through. unanimously. house it passes the senate and just this past weekend, donald trump signed it into law. . heering and applause] sen. warren: so can you get something done? bet you can. yeah! sometimes, we can get something done in washington, right, and we can get a good thing done. are we caught up now, jim? rep. cantwell: we are caught up, senator. thank you very much. to mention the other moskino is here and murphy, all three of them came along. so thank you so very much. sen. warren: let me do a couple here. big thank you to jim cantwell who helped organize this. it up. [applause]. say a rren: i want to very big thank you to my artner, congressman keating, and all that we get done. of all, i want to say a really big thank you to you. hard right now in washington. it is really hard. scary hard what's going on in washington. donald trump promised to drain swamp, and it's getting there. an ever down we have a government that is orking great for the rich and for the powerful. we need a g

so, we made it through the wemittee, and by the way, on thesome help house side, and joe kennedy said, i will take a piece of the houseit passes unanimously, and passes the senate, and it just this past weekend, donald trump signed it into law. [applause] can you get something done? .ou bet you can sometimes we can get something done in washington, right? and we can get a good thing done. are we caught up now, jim? >> we are caught up, senator. [applause] thank you, so very much. i want to say a very big thank you, to jim cantwell for organizing this. [applause] i want to say a very big thank you, to my partner, congressman keating, for all that you have done. i want to say a really big thank you, to you. it is hard right now, in washington. it is really hard. was going onard, in washington. donald trump promised to drain the swamp, and it is getting worse than ever down there. we have a government that is working great, for the rich and powerful. we need a government that works for the rest of us. and the only way that is going to happen, is not just from leadership, not just from pe

it started in 2015 when a seattle-area high school told coach joe kennedy to stop praying on the 50 yarde game. he refused. they fired him. he sued to get his job back. accused the school of violating his free speech. the ninth circuit court, known for its record of liberal decisions, does not agree and they wrote this. "when kennedy kneeled and prayed in view of students and parents, he spoke as a public employee, not as a private citizen. his speech therefore was constitutionally unprotected." here now in an exclusive interview for the story is coach kennedy and his attorney from the first liberty institute. thank you for being here tonight. coach kennedy, let me start with you. >> thank you. >> martha: were you surprised by the outcome? is this the way you thought it would go? >> you know, to be honest, i've only heard rumors about what the ninth district is about. i don't know the legal mumbo jumbo. but i just heard rumors. i wasn't really surprised by any of the rulings. >> martha: do you understand the argument they make? you're in a public school logo'd jacket as the football coac

made it through the committee -- oh, and by the way, we needed some help on the house side, and joe kennedy said, i will take a piece of that, and it went through on the house side. we get the bill through it , passes the house unanimously, and passes the senate, and it -- and just this past weekend, donald trump signed it into law. [cheers and applause] senator warren: so can you get , something done? you bet you can. yeah. so, sometimes we can get something done in washington, right? and we can get a good thing done. are we caught up now, jim? representative cantwell: >> we are caught up, senator. thank you, so very much. i wanted to mention that joe casino is here. [applause] representative cantwell: thank you so very much. senator warren: let me do a couple here. i want to say a very big thank you to jim cantwell for organizing this. [cheers and applause] senator warren: i want to say a very big thank you to my partner, congressman keating, for all that we have done. [cheers and applause] senator warren: but most of all, i want to say a really big thank you to you. it is hard right now

joe kennedy calmed me yesterday.e had a lot of discussions, with our friends across the aisle and even with republicans we have a difference with. you got a good reason, explain it, you're nice about it. let's work on this together. i think, as you know, tweeted out, he intends to support the bill. i think you'll see us come together. as long as someone has a good reason, a logical reason, talking about it, gloating about it, we'll all get together and work on it but i think you'll see us come together on it. >> congressman randy weber, we hope that's the case and that people put politics aside to help the people in your part of the country there, and all the best to your efforts and those residents down there that you're looking after at this point. congressman weber, appreciate it. thank you for your time. >>> and in our special coverage of the flooding in the aftermath of harvey continues right after a quick break. like samsung galaxy for zero down. plus, get 4 unlimited lines for 40 bucks a month, taxes and fees

whether health care or tax reform or joe kennedy and i just did a bill for over the counter hearing aids. and when people see that are you seeking to work together and find resolution, that is what they are going to be supportive of. >> certainly feels like history is repeating itself with talk over nuclear war and fights over race in the streets. >> and let's hope we learn some lessons and not repeat bad actions. >> let's certainly hope so. congresswoman, thank you so much for the time. >> thank you. >>> i want to turn now to former new york city police department detective harry houk. you've been watching what has been unfolding here. it looks like these procetester have walked away from the statue that ignited this entire incident. where are these folks supposed to go? from what we understand, this is a small town. so what can police do to try to keep the peace if this continues being violent from what we just saw? >> the police have to give them an avenue to escape from. you kcan't bunch them into one area where they are a trapped animal. so i think that the police are just trying to

so we made it through the committee, and by the way joe kennedy said i'll take some of that. so we get the bill through. it passes the house unanimously but passes the senate and donald trump signed it into law is passed weekend. [applause] so can you get something done? you bet you can. so sometimes you can get something done in washington and we can get a good thing done. are we caught up now. >> we are caught up. thank you so much. thank you so very much. the major couple here. i want to say a very big thank you to jim cantwell who helped organize this. [applause] a very big thank you to my partner congressman king, but most of all i want to say really big thank you to you. it is hard right now in washington. it is really hard. it is scary hard what's going on in washington. donald trump promised to drain the swamp, and it's getting worse than ever. we have a government that is working great for the rich and the powerful. we need a government that works for the rest of us are the only way that is going to happen, it's not just from leadership are the people who get elected

my question is about joe kennedy senior and you gave a couple of examples in your remarks about occasions, important occasions where jack and bobby simply ignored papa joe's advice. i know that jack wouldn't have won in the wisconsin and west virginia primaries without joe's money and those two primaries were decisive in heading off hubert so it seemed at the time and that was one outcome determine eighti determinating thing. was he a dead letter? >> his recommendations were largely ignored, for example in 1956 the democratic convention when we established the son as a national figure. he called him an idiot and he said you're going to destroy your career if you're going to get on this doomed ticket with adelaide stevenson. in west virginia they had a soiree down in palm beach, and the old man got up and rapted and said don't dare go into west virginia and nothing, but protestants there. they'll destroy you andnted and said don't dare go into west virginia and nothing, but protestants there. they'll destroy you and this one, jack kennedy stood up and he said well, we heard from the ambass

kennedy: the announcement of the joe arpaio pardon as the storm was hitting. was that problematic? howie: it's a friday night and the entire world is focused on hurricane harvey hitting the gulf coast. there i think he invited some criticism. he could have done it next week. so at the same time the press is almost craving some other political battle or misstep with which they can beat up on the president. because you have got to have something beside shots people being rescue offed from rooftops in houston. but in that case i think the president opened himself up to criticism by the timing of the a pay oh par -- the arpaio pardon. kennedy: coming up. no storm in the world stop the people of texas from being their awesome selves. we have video proof so we need tablets installed... with the menu app ready to roll. in 12 weeks. yeah. ♪ ♪ the world of fast food is being changed by faster networks. ♪ ♪ data, applications, customer experience. ♪ ♪ which is why comcast business delivers consistent network performance and speed across all your locations. fast connecti

my question is about joe kennedy senior. you gave a couple of examples in your remarks about occasions, important occasions where jack and bobby simply ignored pappa joe's advice. i know jack wouldn't have won the wisconsin and west virginia primaries without joe's money, and those two primaries were decisive in heading off hubert, or so it seems at the time. that was one outcome, determinative thing that joe did. what else did he do? was he just ignored throughout the campaign? was he a dead letter? >> his recommendations were largely ignored, governor. for example, 1956, the democratic national convention which established his son as a national figure, he called him an idiot. he says you're going to destroy your career if you try to get on this doomed ticket with adlai stevenson. they had a sworay in palm beach and the old guy got up and ranted and said don't dare go into west virginia. they're protestants there, they'll destroy you. and what's very funny, as soon as he finished, jack kennedy stood up, and there were other

kennedy: the announcement of the joe arpaio pardon as the storm was hitting.it's a friday night and the entire world is focused on hurricane harvey hitting the gulf coast. there i think he invited some criticism. he could have done it next week. so at the same time the press is almost craving some other political battle or misstep with which they can beat up on the president. because you have got to have something beside shots people being rescue offed from rooftops in houston. but in that case i think the president opened himself up to criticism by the timing of the a pay oh par -- the arpaio pardon. kennedy: coming up. no storm in the world stop the people of texas from being their awesome selves. we have video proof their resilience. that's next. i was playing golf days ago... love golf. i used to love golf. wait, what, what happened? i was having a good round, and then my friend, sheila, right as i was stepping into the tee box mentioned a tip a pro gave her. no. yep. did it help? it completely ruined my game. well, the truth is, that advice was never mean

and kennedy did it. >> and pap pa joe sent literally money in suitcases, cash in suitcases into wf. they kept it under hotel beds dispensing it. lbj was sending money to support hugh better humphrey to try to head off jack kennedy. so there's texas money pouring into west virginia too. it was probably the most dramatic of all the primaries was west virginia. >> and one of the par doksz that is normal in american politics, kennedy became an early supporter of campaign finance reform. that's one of his early legislative maneuvers was to advance this idea. >> was it saint august stin who was on the verge of converting and he kept saying i'm ready, lord, just not yet. >> there was a wonderful katy lock hiem who was this democratic committee woman had a wonderful passage where she was sizing up the candidates in 1960 for the democratic primary, and she compared them to various barn yard animals, and she said that lyndon johnson was a rooster and hugh better humphrey was a duckling and i forget, i think she might have said siemg ton was an owl. and then she said john f. kennedy is a cardin

good friend of ours have a senator dan solid -- senator dan sullivan of alaska and congressman joe kennedy to talk about how domestic politics as an impact on leadership position. what we are doing is taking on a big subject, the american liberal order of the last 72 years. , every american president from harry truman to barack obama has agreed on one engagede have to be with the rest of the world as a leader. that is why we created this set of alliances like nato and our east asian alliances. that is why we stood for free trade and trading agreements for global prosperity. it is why we have nurtured these big institutions that are not always perfect like the u.n., the imf, the world bank, because when there is a national disaster that hits haiti or and ebola crisis, we have to respond. if the united states is the linchpin of all this, we believe in something else, every president and every administration, both parties. we believe in democracy and human rights and a democratic order in the world. that is under challenge right now. it is another challenge by a rising china, which doesn't sh

leadership and we will be joined by a good friend, senator dan sullivan of alaska and congressman joe kennedy of massachusetts on sunday evening to talk about how domestic politics has an impact on leadership positions. this week we are taking on a big subject. the american-led liberal order of the last 72 years. we would try to describe it. 472 years, every american president from harry truman through to barack obama has agreed on one thing, we have to be forward deployed and engaged with the rest of the world as a leader. that is why we created this set of alliances like nato and our east asian alliances and why we stood for free trade and trading agreements to lift global prosperity. it is why we have nurtured this big institutions that are not always perfect, like the united nations and its agencies, the imf, world bank, because we believe when there is a national disaster that hit haiti, the earthquake has to be ready to respond. we have to respond. if the united states is the linchpin of all of this, and we believe in something else, every president and every administration in both part

the ruling said that the school district was justified in suspending joe kennedy, the court wrote, when prayed on 50-yard line immediately after game while in view of students and participants, he spoke as a public employee not as a private citizen and his speech therefore was constitutionally unprotected. this is nfl demonstrate by kneeling during -- on the field, on the sidelines during the national anthem. >> i don't think the rule asking going to hold up. dagen: no, it will not. >> that's one very bizarre preference. you do not check your religious freedom at the door when you become a public employee and so i don't think it's going to stand very long. i would expect to see a challenge before quickly and that's different than the national anthem, that's not a religious freedom issue and that is a private sport in which this is an employee perfectly happy to take the fans' money but creating discomfort. dagen: this boy is down to a prayer in public school's issue. jared: you know at tend of the game, it's a touching moment whether you are a religious person or not, it's still touch t

there was a high school football coach by the name of joe kennedy.bout 30 seconds. the school district said you've got to stop that. he was suspended, eventually he was not renewed with his contract, and he got fired, essentially. now the ninth circuit has said that that guy was breaking the law because he spoke as a public employee, the court writes. not a private citizen. and his speech therefore was unconstitutional unprotected. what do you make of that? >> okay. so the first thing i'll say to you is i've never played a football game that we didn't say the lord's prayer at the end of the game. whether you're religious or not, every single game i played at the end, the team comes together in the locker room and says the lord's prayer. every game. never played one without it. so to say to this guy -- and here's a part that bothered me about the ninth circuit's decision. what do they know that he's doing for sure? like, what do they think he's doing? are they sure of what he's doing? maybe he's out there, you know, paying amish to his father who pass

kennedy it worked for joe joe so i mean it can happen on both sides when you have people who over the top ideological perhaps so might authoritarianism we just have a minute to wrap this up and i'd like to drill a little deeper into this. might have thought to turn ism be a natural response in some way to uncertainty and fear certainly request i think there's the people people want to be taking care of the that's why government exists a lot of people see that through the republican party i would argue that a lot of a lot of human nature is people are being drawn to the democratic party because the democratic party is offering government answers for everything there's only a short slippery slope to authoritarianism on the left as well as well i have not seen the evidence of that i mean. outside of f.d.r. with the internment camps which i'm not sure you could call it the return as i might just call that misguided. communist movement and you know in the united states i mean as well it wasn't that long ago that alger hiss do you know i had i had the president of the communist party united

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kennedy democrat. david: or you're a manchin democrat. joe manchin was in west virginia.ud and pleased to have donald trump there. even though he is from a different party. he did not sign the schumer manifesto. so there is, there does seem a little bit of a rebellion going on among democrats. >> democrats who want to govern again, absolutely. they realize, going far, far left stuff, look at venezuela. you want that for the united states? not good. david: let me turn to the story of the day, at least the story of the hour, the one we're focusing on, the cover of latest "newsweek." it accuses the president of being lazy. you can accuse trump of a lot of things but lazy? >> if there is a lazy boy award goes to republicans in congress not getting big stuff done this year. trump, he doesn't sleep. that is why we have 4:00 a.m. tweets. david: he sleeps three or four hours a night. he is about to take a vacation. what that vacation means he moves the white house from inside the beltway to a place not far from where you live where he will not be playing golf or sitting on his re

kennedy: that's a big announcement. and it appears this is meant to send a message to joe manchin that his state will embrace him if he switchesarties before next year's senate race. with this commander-in-chief there is always more than meets the eye. the president went big tonight with a theme. american redemption. >> we are the nation that put a man on the moon, that dug out the panama canal, and that won two world wars. we can do anything, we can build anything, and we can dream anything. kennedy: remember it's sweeping things like this that helped him win the election. he called on congress to pass legislation on healthcare, tax reform and infrastructure. but with congress on vacation, the president has the juice and the spotlight. joining me, dana loesch. this obviously an important night for the president to redirect the conversation to a more favorable zone for him. definitely switching lanes with the help of a governor switching parties. what rest hated most of with you from the speech? >> i think almost all of it. i think the strategy behind it. this speech was interesting to me for a number of reasons. it was one of

kennedy: that's a big announcement. and it appears this is meant to send a message to joe manchin that his state will embrace him if he switchesarties before next year's senate race. with this commander-in-chief there is always more than meets the eye. the president went big tonight with a theme. american redemption. >> we are the nation that put a man on the moon, that dug out the panama canal, and that won two world wars. we can do anything, we can build anything, and we can dream anything. kennedy: remember it's sweeping things like this that helped him win the election. he called on congress to pass legislation on healthcare, tax reform and infrastructure. but with congress on vacation, the president has the juice and the spotlight. joining me, dana loesch. this obviously an important night for the president to redirect the conversation to a more favorable zone for him. definitely switching lanes with the help of a governor switching parties. what rest hated most of with you from the speech? >> i think almost all of it. i think the strategy behind it. this speech was interesting to me for a number of reasons. it was one of

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joe arpaio. president trump avoiding a potential confrontation in washington, announcing he and first lady will skip december's kennedy center's honors, he did not want to be a political distraction. 3 of 5 artists honored said they were either thinking about boycotting the reception, secret service today denied a report that increase demand to protect president trump and his family lester i left the service so strap for cash they cannot pay overtime their officers. said, this issue is not one that is be adre attributed to current administration's requirement but has been ongoing issue for decade. plan that president is to outline for afghanistan, tonight is a comprehensive strategy for dealing with south asia, also expected to address pakistan's lack of action against bad actors who find safe harbor in its travel region, and corruption in kabul government. >> john, thank you. >> for more on the speech on afghanistan, ed rollins is joining us. the dean. >> thank you. >> i think it fair to say that president had a rough week last week, his critics and media was unrelenting in their criticism. much unfair. does this spe

. >> kennedy: continuing fallout over the president trump partnering arizona law man joe arpaio, foundhe order on the immigration roundup. known as america's share of thinking the president and a tweet. by the president's a late friday pardons during serious reaction from both sides including g.o.p. leaders paul ryan and john mccain. the president trump defenders saying that the clemency for arpaio pales in comparison to the actions from his predecessor barack obama. jason jay pitts. >> joe arpaio is a patriot and many people's books including mine. he has served the community for a decade, and certainly in contrast to barack obama, the president obama -- more than 1700 people, everything from drug dealers, people who are engaged in forgery, and certainly chelsea manning, there is hardly a comparison to what donald trump is doing. >> sandra: all right, fiercely defending the president, what did you make of the move? >> chris: who cares what obama did. this moral relativism that we are now trapped in international political discourse is corrosive to all sides. it is okay to say that som

. >> kennedy: i think you can get some of those red state democratic senators, like joe manchin, heiditkamp, and joe donnelly on board because they want those three aspects. you could get people like that on board. >> harris: i can back to what you said, they don't necessarily need to work something out on this one. >> guy: if they can get 50 votes, though get it done and that's why mitch mcconnell is saying we fell short by one vote on health care, events can bank that we will be able to do it again, but i think that's a risk by schumer. frankly, he might be powerless. this is a reconciliation issue. less but it would make about deb is neutrality, it's really important when you look at the scores of these things, static scoring versus dynamic scoring, these are really in the weeds, sort of policy issues, but if you just do the math of deficits and that sort of thing without accounting for economic growth, that would result in civil vacation of the tax code, that score is worthless. john kelly has already reached him democrats. whether he can do it and how important that it is. we'll t

joe cocker's sought clarification on the matter. called dupont to try to find out so they put me in touch with a guy i don't know mr kennedy they. like to know more about the cia if you see this film is not in the worry about about it was this. and it wasn't anything to worry about and he was flat out lying on the me and i can tell them. to get to the bottom of it he takes to pont to court. after a long legal battle the judge forces the company to declassify their internal studies on seeing. joe cocker discovers the truth behind the factory of parkersburg . for decades they've been dumping c eight waste into the river. to make things worse dupont has known since one thousand nine hundred four that the molecule spread into the regions tap water. the company found astronomical levels in public taps. up to fifty times the limit of toxicity according to the u.s. environmental protection agency. that was nineteen eighty-four and we didn't come out till two thousand so it sixteen years yeah before we even had them up about it and they as you say right here they chose not to do anything about it. and they knew what was common with the

ambassador to nato now at harvard's kennedy school of government, and jake sullivan, former director of policy planning with joe. jake, we're seeing an unraveling, if you will, and the national security and military professionals whom i'm talking to are deeply, deeply concerned about the impact of the decision making and of the erratic behavior of the president. >> america has long relied on its moral authority to keep our people safe. that's how we have won friends, beaten our enemies. what the president is doing is squandering our moral authorities. the events have been a national security issue. i do hope the generals who are will trump at camp david impress upon him just what kind of consequence this ends up having for our national security. >> and nick burns, when we talk about how people are rattled overseas, the cover of the german newspaper right now, i'm looking at a faxed copy of it, has donald trump in a klan hat and the cut line in german translates to the true face of donald trump. that's the most widely read magazine in germany. we've already seen how angela merkel was one of the first officials i

kennedy: the u.s. military is ready to use quote its full range of military capability to taken to north korea according to choaf joe dunford. general dunford made the comments today in south korea. but also stressed the need for economic and diplomatic pressure against north korea. secretaries mattis and tillerson also stressed diplomacy. joining me now is former cia officer and president of diligence llc, mike baker. welcome back. no one wants nuclear war, but is there a way of denuclearizing north korea without military action? >> people who want war least are those who understand it best and have experience tonight. the military generals, despite what some folks might think, are the last people to want to engage in combat and war because they have an understanding of how horrific it is. the fact that general dunn forward, the joint chiefs of staff is in south korea and is going to sit down with japan. the things hing saying today are now now, they were true a year ago and five years ago. the military is always in a state of potential readiness. but on top of that, they always prefer a peaceful diplomatic solutio