as i mentioned, edwine looks to john locke and he says quote i will remain quiet and evade the issue as long as i may. but if dragged into the open air by my hair, i will refer to mr. locke. who recommended that when one political administration was repudiated, and another replaced, replaced by another, each individual then becomes a free and independent agent with the right to choose what form of government he would accept. and that as long as he would refuse consent to the new constitution, the latter could have no power over him. i'm not an expert on john locke, i don't know necessarily if edwine is reading and using lockian philosophy accurately. but of course locke is a tremendous proponent of natural law and natural rights. and edwine zeros in on that and use it is for his own purposes. so i love that irony. he says since the colonies had declared their independence, quote, i and the brethren have not become free and independent. so edwine contended to moravian leaders that this is why they came to the region in the first place. they came in full trust and confidence that they a

so john lock. and the very touch the corner there, violet oakley painted a selfie, a self-portrait of herself in that. so most people don't see that. oakley traveled to the library and did research there and asked the librarian for a history of law and he said there wasn't one, and so she said, i'll have to write one. she basically wrote one in terms of her paintings. which goes through biblical, judaic, different evolutions of law. then pennsylvania law, u.s. law, with john marshal, and then world law. it's a really original work that she has depicted here. capitol preservation's role is to actually care for the fine decorative arts, the historic and architectural fabric of the building. we were formed in 1902. we're a bipartisan legislative service committee. and so our goal is really to protect the 640 rooms, the historic fabric. any of the artwork and architecture. that's the type of stuff we deal with. the historic you name it, we're a little across the board in what we do to care for the buil

john locke the elder, he was captain in cromwekraucromwell's. re's circumstantial substantial evidence that the man whom we looked at in an earlier lecture was a guest in the locke home. that the high-school aged john locke heard conversations about protestant resistance to what they considered catholic tyranny. that's locke, but i think it's more likely than american protestants when they heard that phrase in the declaration, would call to mind stern puritan tracts and sermons like jonathan edwards' not sinners in the hands of an angry god, but his final judgment, the final judgment. in fact, it was edwards and not locke who had used the precise phrase, before its appearance in the declaration of independence. in the final judgment, only slightly less terrifying than sinners in the hands of an angry god, edwards promised to show, quote, that god is the supreme judge of the world. that there is a time coming when god will judge the whole world and that the person by whom he will judge it is jesus christ, close quote. so follow the logic there. go

now some of them might have possibly called john locke's illusion to men as the supreme judge of all men. but then locke himself can be seen an as era of reformation, of political thought, h-e-i-r, an heir. there's considerable circumstantial evidence that samuel was a guest in the locke home. that the john locke heard conversations between him and his father. i think it's more likely that american protestants when they heard that phrase in the declaration would call to mind tern puritan tracks or sermons but his final judgment. the final judgment. in fact, it was edwards and not locke who had used the precise phrase the supreme being to the world before its appearance in the declaration of independence. in the final judgment, only slightly less terrifying than sinners in the hands of an angry god, edwards promised a show, "that god is the supreme judge of the world. that there's a time coming where he will judge the world and the person he will judge it is god" so read it there. edwards was drawing himself on earlier reform, that is to say calvinistic language, especially that of the

are on of "reks" who wlee looked at in an earlier lecture was a guest that the high school-age john lockerd conversations between rutherford and his father about protestants to what they considered catholic. so that's locke, but i think it is more likely that american protestants when they heard that phrase in the declaration would call to mind sternk? purity an strength, and not sinners in thes of god, but the final judgment. in fact, it was edwards and not locke who used the precise phrase before its appearance in the declaration of independence. in the final judgment, only slightly less terrifying than centers in the hands of an angry god, edwards promised to show, quote, that god is the supreme judge of the world that there say time coming when god will judge the whole world and that the person by whom he would judge it is jesus christ, closed quote. follow the logic there. god equals the supreme judge of the world and equals jesus christ. so edwards was drawing himself on earlier reform, that is to say calvinistic language and especially that of the westminster confession of faith in

saul alinsky was a classical liberal in the british sense of john lock, adam smith, and the left has appropriated his identity and work. i will summarize you one photograph from rules for radicals but -- paragraph -- don't be fueled by the rules or people who may or may not have read it but are circulating garbage. it is not dedicated to lucifer. it was dedicated to his beloved then wife, irene alinksky. this was an epigram which david will talk about sandwiched in with other epigrams. david will talk about that. he never said the ends justify the means. read the chapter. he asks explicitly what ends justify what means? it is very nuance. what did saul alinsky really stand for? live for? spend his life dedicated? he lived an open life, dinesh. there was no cover story in rules for radicals. it was a summation of the way he lived which you could actually read about inlet them call me rebel who raised it out chapter and verse. here is a man with no secrets. this is what he stands for, this is what i stand for, and this is what i pray you will use your power to do. we learn when we resp

he was a classical liberal in the british sense of john locke, adam smith and the left has appropriatedhis identity and his work which i will summarize with one paragraph from rules for radicals. but don't be fooled by the exerts of rules. don't be fooled by people who may or may not have read it and are circulating garbage. it's not dedicated to lucifer. it was dedicated to his beloved wife. this was an epigram. in an epigram which they'll talk about sandwiched in from rabbi and thomas paine. he never said the ends justify the means, read the chapter. he asked, what ends justify what means. and what did so lewinsky really live for? he lived in open life, dinesh, there is no cover story, is a summation of the way he lived which you can actually read about in, let them call me rebel by sandy horwitz which lays it out chapter and verse. here's a man with no secrets. this is what he stands for, this is what i stand for, and this is what i pray you will use your power to do. we learn when we respect the dignity of the people, that they cannot be denied the elementary right to participate in

he was a classical liberal in the british sense of john locke, adam smith, and the left has appropriatedhis identity and his work. which i will summarize with one paragraph from "rules for radicals" but don't be fooled by the excerpts of rules. don't be fooled by people who may or may not have read it but are circulating garbage. it's not dedicated to lucifer. it was dedicated to his beloved then wife, irene alinsky. this was an epigram an epigram which david will talk about sandwiched in with an epigram from rabbi hill and thomas paine. david will talk about that. he never said that the inns justify the means. read the chapter. he asked explicitly, what inns justify what means? it's very nuanced. and what did saul alinsky really stand for, live for, spent his life dedicated to? he lived in open life, dinesh. there was no cover story in "rules for radicals." it was a summation of the way he lived which you could actually read about in let them call me rebel by sandy horwitz who raised it out chapter and verse. here's a man with no secrets. this is what he stands for. this is what i stand

george washington is a copy from his library of a book called "essay on human understanding" by john locke. that book was one used by the founding fathers. from this go into the declaration of independence. george washington's copy is from 1775. and inside of both front covers of it is his personal bookplate. then on the title page of each one, he actually signed his name into it, which is apparently not common for him to have both of his bookplate and his signature. but what also makes these books unique is that these were owned by herbert hoover. herbert hoover purchased these at a bookstore in new york city -- i'm not exactly sure what year, we have not been able to figure that out, but about two blocks from where he lived in the waldorf towers is where the bookstore was located. the books were part of washington's private library. they were sold by his family in for $20. 1800's and herbert hoover spent about $2700 to buy these books. and now, who knows what they are worth. here we are at john adams. john adams was our second president. and one of our founding fathers. what we have for

everybody from john locke to edmund burke. but there is a resentment of the british empire.here is a lot of continental immigrants, especially german speaking families that do not how that works, as men of the left, the roosevelt administration is very suspicious. how does that work out? it reflects all of these issues we talked about, world war i, left, right, dichotomy especially russia. there will be another great debate. i am skipping ahead a little bit. i want to get to the second front. what do you do with the british empire? how do you fight when we know that everything from the dutch east indies, to burma, to india are all there to protect british oil, british natural resources, rubber, and especially the crown jewel in india? american he died in burma trying to preserve india for the british, or he died in indochina to fight for the french empire? no. what happens is, in a very brilliant move -- you remember the letter that andrew robert roosevelt divides up the spear of influence, the americans will say, we will go as americans. we like to find the enemies, mobiliz

what i'm about to read you come from a person who is buchanan's colleagues of you who ran the john locke foundation i believe is called the virginia. he was deeply involved in this cause by the couple and more disgusted after the turn of the new century at the way wealthy businessman and wealthy people were taking over what was supposed to have been a movement of ideas. so the conclusion opens with charles unheated whistleblowing and i'll share o a file selectin of this and then we can go on to questions and discussion. it is a contradiction in terms to remain a self-governing intellectual and the part of a messianic movement. messiahs don't entertain doubts. i suspect while we felt the change underway, if it didn't bother others about themselves, it bothered him about himself. we also know that once the code people settled in and then took over in this court at george mason university those economics department, now scalia school of law, it didn't need the whole university, just a good chunk of it. anyway, after they settled in and took over george mason university, rallies concerned in

he is hoping that john kelly can lock things down at the white house. >> he has capitol hill experience. he was a top military liaison with congress. he knows how it operates. he has been a washington veteran. he knows how the place operates. the challenge is can he say the one thing that nobody has said to trump which is no. >> john kelly is not a polarizing figure. anthony scaramucci, everybody had an opinion about him. do you think that john kelly is someone that democrats may be able to get behind. >> yeah. he has the. all military guys do at some level. scaramucci comes in and, you know, let's face it he took out the chief of staff, priebus. he took out spicer. and he took out himself. >> well, he took the focus off of the president in the ten days that he was there. i was reading more headlines and tweets from scaramucci than i was president trump. >> yeah. but those are all bad headlines and terrible things. kelly said i can't work with this guy when he is out of control. >> staying on message. you have to stay on message in politics. the white house has seemed undisciplined. tha

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john kelly has been in virtual lock step with donald trump on every issue, including immigration. ng lawmakers if they don't like the immigration laws they should change the laws or quote shut up. john kelly taking business at dhs has meant immigration arrests are up 40%. dhs being one of the branches of government that have been willing and able to execute trump's policy principles. now that he's in the oval office, the only questions that matter are whether kelly can prevent trump from moving against special counsel robert mueller and whether he'll resign if he can't. joining us is brian broiler. thank you for being here. have you been able to determine whether or not general kelly, who has been a loyalist up to now, has any intention whatsoever of reining trump in. >> it's clear 24 hours in that's fixed everything, that there's nothing wrong at the trump white house anymore and that all of the problems there are solved. even if you set aside everything that you said in your lead-up which creates a damning portrait of kelly as more of a loyalist than a truth teller. if john kelly

lock folks up. >> tonight, >> this morning, discussion on the situation in north korea with john delury, associate festive chinese studies and patrick cronin from the center for a new american security. hahn looks atthew the effect of regulations on medical care and health reform. you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. what journal is next. -- washington journal is next. images from charlottesville, virginia yesterday and friday night where a saturday protested against the removal of a confederate statue turned deadly. protester -- a counter protester and the crash of a police officer. good morning and welcome to washington journal. we start the first hour of the program getting your reaction to yesterday's events. your reaction to the president's comments and comments of other leaders. here's how to join the conversation. republicans (202) 748-8001.

john king is off. >>> a consequential morning in washington. locked and loaded.t trump rattles off another illiterative altercation threat on twitter saying, military solutions against north korea are "fully in place." plus, the president is publicly rating his own team. with the attorney general, jeff sessions, they're fine. his national security team, outstanding. tremendous. fantastic. his new fbi director, trump says he'll be fantastic, too. but the president's point man in the senate, he's on notice. >> if he doesn't get repeal and replace done, and if he doesn't get taxes done, meaning cuts and reform, and if he doesn't get a very easy one to get done, infrastructure, he doesn't get them done, then you can ask me that question. >> people close

lock temperatures down low- 80s. >>> it's time for kids to get ready to head back to school and john is helping them do >>> now, wusa9 game on sports brought to you by xfinity. >> we started the school year-- at the start of the school year is three days away next monday for some parents back to school shopping can be a challenge but a certain wizard superstar did his part to make it a little easier. john wall and the john wall family foundation hosted a back- to-school feed-- field day. 250 students got backpacks filled with school supplies and he made an appearance to talk about how the country's current social climate is a valuable teaching experiment-- experience. >> is very important and i want the kids to understand no matter what's going on we can't use this to target anyone else. we are one whole family even though we are different races. we tried to get things as best as we can and keep it positive. >> the washington redskins will play their first home game tomorrow night when they host the green bay packers. this is coming off of a pretty poor performance more than the 6 plays that they had against the rave

john king is off. >>> a consequential morning in washington. locked and loaded. president trump rattles off another illiterative altercation threat on twitter saying, military solutions against north korea are "fully in place." plus, the president is publicly rating his own team. with the attorney general, jeff sessions, they're fine. his national security team, outstanding. tremendous. fantastic. his new fbi director, trump says he'll be fantastic, too. but the president's point man in the senate, he's on notice. >> if he doesn't get repeal and replace done, and if he doesn't get taxes done, meaning cuts and reform, and if he doesn't get a very easy one to get done, infrastructure, he doesn't get them done, then you can ask me that question. >> people close to the president had told reporters he was considering firing special counsel robert mueller. ask the president now, he has no idea what you're talking about. >> mr. president, you've thought about or considered leaning to the dismissal of the special counsel. anything that he would do to moving in that direc

john o'brien. president trump tells north korea that military solutions are fully in place locked and loaded. he warns kim jong woon against striking america or its allies. he will truly regret. that he will regret it fast. kenya's president uhuru kenyatta wins reelection and immediately calls for unity but the opposition playing sports raising fears of violence. and alaska's great quake was the most powerful to ever hit built america. office entry later a new book looks at how it changed our understanding of the planet. welcome to world news america it's been a week of heated words between the us and north korea and today was no it. president trump warned kim jong wound that he would truly regretted he took action against the u. s. or its allies. it comes after tweeting earlier that america's military solutions were locked and loaded if pyongyang what to act. with other international leaders according for calm and dialing down of the rhetori. the bbc's nick bryant stults our coverage. not to far in fury comes locked and loaded. the title of some hollywood summer blockbuster. the words of ame

>> tracking more sunshine, plus a lock at the eclipse forecast, all of the details coming up. >> also, coming up later: john legends and ll cool jay doing their part to keep kids inspired. how they're using their fame >> this could be it, you could be the next powerball jackpot winner. more than half billion dollars is on the line. the jackpot reached $535 million, because there has been no winner since june 10th. the number represent one of the top ten powerball jackpots in us history. so here we go. here are the numbers, everyone , the winning numbers: >> good luck if you played. >> president trump's response meantime to the violence in charlottesville last week, spark conversation, and also action amongst people from coast-to-coast. even celebrities like tina fay are making her voice heard. condemning the president's response. >> johnny john comes out he condemns violence on many sides, on many sides, colin, and i'm feeling sick, because, you know, i've seen over the last dark, i wasn't confused by it. >> well, tina fay returned to the weekends update desk on saturday night live to discuss the unrest thi

lock out odors. new downy protect and refresh. >>> good morning every. john berman here.ning, the white house has become trump island, an island that is shrinking. moments ago instead of trying to get more to join him, the president is casting them off. it would be like tom hanks not just losing wilson but popping him. he just attacked two republican senators who have been critical of his response to the charlottesville violent. honestly --

lock out odors. new downy protect and refresh. >>> good morning every. john berman here. this morning, the white house has become trump island, an island that is shrinking. moments ago instead of trying to get more to join him, the president is casting them off. it would be like tom hanks not just losing wilson but popping him. he just attacked two republican senators who have been critical of his response to the charlottesville violent. honestly -- anyone after south carolina's lindsey gram. he faultily stated i hade there is more equivalency between the kkk and people like ms. heyer. such a disgusting lie. he the people are south carolina will remember. well, what a lot of people remember, though, is what the president said out loud two days ago. >> i think there's blame on both sides. and i have no doubt about it. the. >> you had some very bad people in that group. but you also had people that were very fine people. >> all right. so since that moment, the president has suffered rebukes from his own party, serious distancing from his generals and anonymous anxiety from

the president borrowing a catch phrase from an old john wayne movie writing "military solutions are now fully in place, locked and loaded should north korea act unwisely. hopefully kim jong-un will follow another path." trump then retweeted this photo of two air force be-1b bombers n flight. the u.s. central command said it's "standing by for orders." as for north korea the response has been almost exclusively from state media which has threatened to turn the united states into a "sea of fire" and saying the united states would suffer "its final doom." but kim jong-un himself has not said a word. even the regime's threat to test a missile off the coast of guam was issued by a north korean general and trump tonight asked about north korea's threat made the point loud and clear, he wants to hear the tough talk from him himself. he said "let me hear kim john un say it, okay? he hasn't been saying much for the last three days, you let me hear him say it" perhaps giving north korea an off ramp. athena jones is out front near where the president is staying in bedminster, new jersey. is anyone inside the trump inner

john mccain has not been shy about criticizing president trump. so kind of interesting coming to his support. >> he had his own afghanistan plan locked and loaded, ready to go in case the president did not come up with his own. >> indeed. because there were no details, a lot of people were saying this morning this was basically him trying to distract from charlottesville. and we have new poll numbers involving that. >> that's right, we do, kendis. that cloud not lifting from the white house yet. the violence in charlottesville that happened last weekend. the new poll numbers from abc/"washington post" poll show that 28% of the people approved of his response. 56% disapproved. those are bad numbers however, whicheveray if you dive down below the top line numbers. 42% of people say the president's been equating neo-nazis and white supremacists with those who oppose them, and only 35% say he's not doing that. so we've got a plurality of folks saying he's putting fooch similarity between the too groups. >> the negative effects from that press conference continue to follow. we appreciate the insight. >>> moving on now to texas, where a man is in federal cu

lock out odors. new downy protect and refresh. >>> good morning everyone e i'm john berman.or the record, the teleprompter john berman and the rally john berman. not to mention the disco john berman. the breaking news this morning, president donald trump is donald trump, the only donald trump. the one who moments ago levied a fresh attack on the republican leaders of congress who he refers to as mitch m and paul r. and who moments ago seemed to relish in an image on social media, passing this on to his millions of followers, the best eclipse ever with a picture of him obstructing the picture of obama. the one literal i interpretation might be he's some sort of dark inanimate object obscuring a source of light. a new poll suggests the ma zwrort jort of americaning think so. the 62% say he is dividing us. cnn's reporter at the white house where things got busy. >>reporter: they certainly did, john.

favorite campaign lines, build that wall, lock her up, and he took aim at the two republican senators here in the state, although not mentioning them by name. senator john mccain who of course didn't vote for the health care bill and then senator jeff flake who wrote a book very critical of president trump. he said he wasn't going to mention them by name because his top aides had asked him not to. the president even signaling that he thinks nafta may at some point be dissolved. this was a crowd that was energized, it was the party faithful, they ate up every word. the president looking to regain momentum after several difficult days. but he abandon his carefully crafted speech for monday night. this was president trump unplugged and the crowd loved it. back to you. >> all right. thank you. >>> a major change at the top for the u.s. navy just days after an oil tanker slammed into the "uss john s. mccain" near singapore. some remains of the ten sailors who were missing after the crash have been recovered. though the navy did not say how many bodies were found. janice is in singapore with what's happening and also this leadership change. >> reporter: good

military solutions are now fully in place, locked and loaded, should north korea act unwisely. hopefully kim jong-un will find path. johnnts in powerful posts. first fire and fury and then locked and loaded. we'll talk about that later. to move on, we want to give a trip down the manafort memory lane and explain what's going on with manafort and what it might mean. let's look at the time line when manafort was the campaign chairman. on the 14th the new york types reported that handwritten ledgered indicated he received more than $12 million in undisclosed payments from a prorussian political indicator in ukraine. three days later manafort denies an a.p. report that he helped to secretly rout $2 million to lobbying firms. that same day steve bannon was named the chief executive. two days after that manafort was pushed out of the campaign. now, jump ahead to april of this year. the a.p. obtaining financial records that showed two wire transfers to paul manafort's firm. this led manafort to register as a foreign agent on june 27th disclosing $17 million in payments from ukraine. on july 19th, one week before the raid of hi

are back channels and the president is saying, we're locked and loaded and ready to defend the country and our territories. >> i agree with what johnust said in terms of convincing the president in china and the people that it's in their interest to act now. the u.s. will have to take preemptive military action in pyongyang unless it stops now. consider this, judge, 20% of the north korean population is likely to flee on foot and take to the sea like boat people from vietnam. that's a disaster of extraordinary proportions. there are things that the president needs to do to convince that we're deadly serious. >> it's not as though the president hasn't explained to the president in china that, look, you will suffer and you will have mass migration from the peninsula. >> but i don't think that the president of china is confident that we'll take action. there are a bunch of things that can be done. we turn the tactical nukes that we withdrew in the '90s. we have reagan going back to port. >> when will that be deployed? >> she's in japan and she can be on the korean coast ready to strike. if we move aircraft and more air tankers to guam

. >> john, that is what the president says and what he said to the crowd but "the new york times" head lane lockedin an agenda seems like a different battle. >> i was talk a source in the administration tonight and i asked about that and asked about the fight between the president and mitch mcconnel and i was told there's an ebb and flow in all relationship. they're not heading for divorce court. they expect the relationship will begin to turn around. the president is frustrated. he wanted obamacare done in the worst way and it wasn't so much about health care but the pot of $1 trillion he wants to allocate. >> it was about the last 40 years. he's changed the ph balance of the republican party on trade and foreign policy and that's where the divide is in the country and we're seeing exacerbated by small groups and fueled by the media. most the country didn't associate with either group. >> as the battle for the republican party goes forward. they need to realize the voters will blame them. they won't blame president trump. you look at mish mcconnel's numbers and senator flake and voters are fed up

channels, and yet, we have the president say, we are locked and loaded, and ready to defend this country and our territory. >> i agree completely with what john said and convincing the president and people's republic of china that it is in their interest to act now. unless he intervenes, to stop kim jong-un, the united states is going to have to take preemptive military action against the regime and playing. that will have catastrophic consequence. not only for north korea, but for the the people's republic f china. a few 20% of the north korean population, 25 million human beings, is likely to flee on foot across the rivers and take to the sea like boat people from vietnam. that is a problem for china. there are things the president needs to do with the timeha we have twoo convince that we are deadly serious. talking to kim jong-un is a waste of time. >> jeanine: it is. it's not that the president has explained to the president and china that, you will suffer and have mass migration from the peninsula. >> i don't think he is confident that we will take action. there is a bunch of things that could be done. for example, we turn the tactical n

locked. police want residents there to check their own surveillance cameras to see if they might have the suspect's car on video. >>> next at 11:00, a heartbreaking discovery on the "uss john mccain" overnight as crews search for ten sailors missing after a collision. >>> plus, caltrain wants to hear from you. when you can help decide on bicycle storage for the new electric train. >> and i'm live at the s.a.p. center in san jose. forget about hockey here. inside the shark tank we're talking bikes, 250 of them. we'll tell you why they are doing it today coming up. >> and it's a great day for a bike ride. the next couple of days will be pretty nice but i've got an extended forecast that holds a heat wave. in fact, our part of the country more than any other has the greatest chance of being warmer than average starting this week >>> 90 days to a new body. >> that's impressive. >> wait until you see where it ends up. >> next keeping up. it takes hard work, tight budgets and a little support. and pg&e is ready to do our part. our care program can save you 20% or more on your monthly bill. it just takes a few minutes to apply and you'll see the savings on your next bill. when ha

locked away in an archive, never to be seen again. but now, these historic images will have a new life and will help people to forge links between their own past present and future. johnaguire, bbc news, motherwell. sta rgazers stargazers will get a good view of the perseid meteor shower tonight. hundreds of meteors will stick gci’oss hundreds of meteors will stick across the sky in a display that should be visible across the world. it should peak here at around 11pm and it should be possible to see it in most parts of the uk, which of course is a seamless link to the balcony and darren, who is at there. let'sjoin him at balcony and darren, who is at there. let's join him at the weather map. good afternoon to you. i am putting you on the spot — will it be a clear sky? not for the first time! and definitely not for the last, either! you haven't seen this broadcast yet! there will be some showers but they should fade away and there should be clear skies at there. probably better than tomorrow night, where we will have cloud moving in across the uk. today is a decent day for many. there are a few showers around in scotland, mostly in a line across northern england and in

. >> you saw the president there locked on the teleprompter, those words were the right words. are they his words? we bring by chris cillizza, johnon, karoun demirjian. there's no question the top of that speech was not necessarily to sell the plan in afghanistan. >> not at all. >> obviously somebody's gotten to the president and say we know you doubled and tripled down but you are wrong and people aren't with you and you can't draw moral equivalence between the kkk and people fighting against them so let's do this, and he did it last night. what is its net effect? >> look, donald trump is a believer mostly in polling, and a poll came out yesterday "the washington post"/abc news that had his approval in the way he handled charlottesville at 28% and the disapproval at 56%. man, your graphics people are good. so the point here being, it is pretty clear how it went over, no matter what donald trump thinks. these were words that he said. now, are they words that he believes? his candidacy in the first six months of his presidency would not bear out that donald trump is the what's so funny about peace, love, and understanding candidat

locked away in an archive, never to be seen again. but now, these historic images will have a new life and will help people to forge links between their own past present and future. john

if john kelly could be the most effective chief of staff in history, more than panetta and james baker when and could locko people weren't come in and out getting the president's ear, if he could fire jared kushner and ivanka trump so there wasn't family interference, at the end of the night trump goes up to the residence, he gets on the phone with his friends, wakes up in the morning, turns on the tv of fax news. he can just upend decisions that john kelly made in concert with the president on a lark because he doesn't have the discipline to be managered by any chief of staff. >> and he doesn't listen to any of the generals. mcmaster hasn't had an easy time getting him to listen either. there's a part of your piece where you talk about the leak, potentially from allies of kelly or comey. about kelly calling jim coney after he was fired and offering him sunt. this is what you write in your piece. if kelly or his allies orchestrated this leak, it would understood kate a serious determination on his part to protect the russia investigation. if comey or his allies were the prime movers, the motivation was to

locked and loaded should north korea act unwisely. hopefully, kim jong un will find another path. meanwhile, china is urging leaders to remain calm and reduce tensions. johnraher, our executive editor, joins us from london. a retweet from the guam military as well this morning, john, talking about the fact that military is ready to act tonight is necessary. both of these leaders are prone to reacting emotionally. who does the first button pushing? ,ohn: you know, we do not know is the short answer. we are doing with two very erratic leaders, that are not cut from the same cloth as most leaders from around the world. having said that, you have to look back at this rationally. with all their bluster, both of them are calculating in their own way. you have to ask, does it make sense for either of them to be the first to push the button? that is the whole dynamic of military deterrence. if you are looking at from the u.s. side, it is possible that any moment the u.s. can strike against north korea. there is an evidence of a buildup of american military hardware in the region. not possible to say, but it seems unlikely in the immediate future that we will see

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meaning in military circumstances like locked and loaded to describe our arsenal directed at north korea? >> well, we have been told that new chief of staff john kelly does not supervise the president's tweets specifically. and we do know the president like short phrases that have a catch to them, almost a hook. and we have seen him do that in all manner of things, political and now in the very serious foreign policy issues of dealing with a nuclear power like north korea with its own threatening bellicose language. so the president's tweets sort of set the table today and then through the course of this day likely advised that the u.s. military especially in that region is always at the highest level of readiness and to imply that now suddenly they're locked and loaded would not be an accurate description of the situation. so today in this opportunity where reporters were there for an event that was supposed to be about and was sort of organized as being jobs related, knowing the president would be in a mood to perhaps expand on his thinking and peter alexander our colleague who was a member of the pool today wanted to press him on specifical

john kelly and president trump. there's no bad blood, no bad feeling, no animosity with the president, as is reflected in the quote he gave bloomberg news. ideologies dos not fit in a neat little locks some of the ideas he pushes her much more liberal ideas. kevin tweeted that he had heard from a source that they are all democrats in the white house, whether it is jared or ivanka or gerry cohen. what does that mean for bannon on the outside? >> i think that it means he is not going to feel as though he is inhibitex in quite the same way he was as a west wing staffer. was a interview, bannon good soldier and made a good show of reframing from attacking any individual white house officials who he may have been butting heads with. its no secret that bannon has been more or less in open warfare with gary cohn and and jared and mnuchin kushner. source ofn such a contention within the west wing over the past few months. emily: if you are in any of the three groups that he has called out, capitol hill, corporate america, the media, should you be bracing yourself right now? or will this be more bark than bite? >> i don't think it will be more bark than bite because bannon clearly a signific

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past six month, that is a problem for the president, and that is why john kelly was brought in as new chief of staff to get that lockedart: okay, how about this one? fox news just confirmed hope hicks is the interim communications director. can she rein in the president? i know she is an interim communications director, but can she do it? can she put a filter on the twitter account? >> i think big problem is that everyone assumes that the goal is to rein president trump in. i think that she is actually an excellent choice for this position. i think the job description of what she will be doing will be quite different from the traditional duties of what a white house communications director has done in the past for other administrations. she knows how president trump communicates. she has worked with him for over a decade now. she knows what he likes, what he doesn't like, what his style is. how to translate some of the things he says for better nuance and explanation. stuart: do you want general kelly and hope hicks to rein in the president's twitter account, real fast, do you want it? >> i just want a little bit of d

locked and loaded,should north korea act unwisely. hopefully kim jong un will find another path!" (darya) this comes as north korea continues to threaten a missile test off the coast of guam. john lawrence has the latest. . president trump isn't backing down from his previous threat to bring "fire and fury" to north korea.president donald trump/no font needed"if anything, that statement may not be tough enough."north korean officials say the u-s would "suffer a shameful defeat and final doom" if it keeps up with sanctions, pressure and military threats. and stuck in the center of this political storm is the 210-square mile island of guam. eddie calvo/mayor of guam"the people of guam bear no ill will to him or the people of north korea."guam is a u-s territory located in the pacific ocean, with a population of 162-thousand and strategically vital us naval and air force bases.pyongyang says it may launch four intermediate-range missiles toward guam.mister trump says if that happens, the u-s will respond.president donald trump/no font needed"it will be an event the likes of which nobody's seen before." guam's governor eddie calvo is especially sensitive to the threat of military e