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stuart: general keith kellogg, thanks as much for joining us. >>> now this, a top u.n. for a nuclear deal with iran. s who is this person and why are they saying time is of the essence? >> the time of the essence piece is because the current deal is set to expire next year. iran is getting dangerously close to nuclear status, and trump is set to return to the white house in january. so taking back the deal that was struck in 2015, under iran agreed to dismantle most of its nuclear program for billions of dollars in sanction relief. the u.s., under trump, pulled out in 2018, and since then iran has moved away from its nuclear-related commitments. trump is set to retake the white house, so officials are hoping to get a restored deal in place before then. and back to the iran piece, they've been dramatically accelerating enrichment of uranium. they're up to 60% purity, that's uncomfortably close to the 90% that's weapons grade. but diplomacy to revive this deal, it's really been difficult. they've faced a lot of stumbling blocks because of iran's nuclear advancement and be

you know, kellogg, keith kellogg. i think he said his name was kelly, but keith kellogg is general that he's going to send as a representative to rush you about this. you know, he put forward a plan on this and the plan was we're going to intimidate everybody. we're going to go in and tell them printing, they have to have peace, have peace talk. so we're going to stop bathing them. i'm going to tell the russians you have to have a ceasefire in line to contact and or with us, but we're going to up. all right. do you print? so i still think i do not believe that donald trump or the people he's, he's, he's a point thing is ministration or are any less american exceptional, if they believe they can intimidate people, they believe they can terminate russia. and this is a meet the, the, the, not the level of the problem, but certainly even if donald trump himself has, and he does have, he goes back and forth on this. and the last person he talked to, as we're saying, the deep state, the blog, the nato countries, the europea

here's the thing, keith kellogg, general kellogg said that that would be a brilliant idea and said trumpu make of that, bill hagerty? >> well, another brilliant idea, larry. i agree with you. president trump is, as you and i both know, loves to speak from a position of strengths. there's never a greater position of strengths for america than inauguration that'll be taking place in our nation's toll and will be beautiful -- capitol and it'll be beautiful and a magnificent ceremony and see ping going -- xi jinping is the president of china invited for putin and zelensky, that's a great idea. stuart: xi is not coming apparently according to to some of the reports. but, you know, your point here -- >> i think the invitation is -- was a good idea though. larry: it was a good idea. to your point, the washington dc point, senator, i like -- see, they should -- we should be negotiating this right in washington dc, which is the capitol city of the united states of america, the number one country in the world. particularly under this new president. not overseas, not in poland, not in nato, not in

i also want to make sure we talk a little bit about keith kellogg.d president biden condemning russia's attack on ukraine. he had president-elect donald trump's russia ukraine envoy, the retired lieutenant general. he made it a point to add, quote, the world is closely watching actions on both sides. the u.s. is more resolved than ever to bring peace to the region. when we talk about sort of the inner circle around trump do you have a sense of the role that someone like keith kellogg is playing now and is poised to play moving forward? and what do both sides indicate to you? >> well, it is troubling. there are people around trump who have been historically pro- russian, including elon musk. and there are people around trump who are clearly not going to stand up to him in ways that you might want them to, for example, pete hegseth. if he ends up being the secretary of defense. but the united states is not the puppetmaster here. the ukrainian people have a say in this. our nato allies have a say in this. and putin has a say in this. and putin's stateme

. >> i want to talk a little bit about keith kellogg.rld is closely watching actions on both sides. the world is more resolve than ever to bring peace. do you have a sense of the role that somebody like keith kellogg is playing now and poised to play moving forward? what does that both sides indicate to you? >> it is troubling. there are people around him that have an historically pro- russian. there are people that are clearly not going to stand up to him in ways you might want them to like pete hegseth if he ends up being the secretary of defense. the united states is not the puppetmaster here. the ukrainian people have a say in this. our nato allies have a say in this. putin has a say in this. his statements thus far, he wants a maximalist position. i think it will be very hard for even the pro-russia forces and the government to support that. you could end up with the standoff for some time. more killing, more violence and increasingly questions about whether the united states will let ukraine suffer, whether allies will let you suff

there is a great anecdote in it in which he discusses how trump was in a meeting with keith kellogg, one of his generals while president. he solicited opinions from all of the officials in the room. a general and high-ranking official in the person there, low level after taking notes and asked person of their opinion the person was like no, in the room, you heard it. what youai think? information and soliciting it. >> why didn't you recognize it? >> it's relative, co-authored by lincoln. it went out of its way for foreign policy. did a good job explaining why but time in afghanistan. ... specifically on the middle east and october 7, eight days before october 7 jake sullivan was boasting about how there was peace and quiet in the middle east in eight days later that wound up not being true. that is something that deserves little more exegesis and a book about that topic yet it was completely absent so it read like a biased account. nevertheless there good nuggets in there but bob woodward has written better. no shade to him. he is a fabulous reporter. that is not a book i would recom

there is a great anecdote in it in which he discusses how trump was in a meeting with keith kellogg, one of his generals while president. he solicited opinions from all of the officials in the room. generals and high-ranking officials. there was a person who was a notetaker, a low-level staffer taking notes, and trump asked that person their opinion and wanted to solicit it. the person was like i'm just a notetaker and he said it doesn't matter you and the room, what you think. it is a good example of how he processes information. host: why wouldn't you recommend it? guest: it read as if it was co-authored by antony blinken and jake sullivan of the secretary of state and the national security advisor. it paid short shrift -- it went out of its weight to praise biden's for policy. i'm not saying his foreign-policy was bad, and it did a good job of explaining why the ford parsley with ukraine was a success, but it spent russia's time on the failures of the withdrawing afghanistan and this is supposedly a book about war. it did not delve enough into the total lack of vision by our intel

trump's ukraine envoy, general keith kellogg, has written various things which give us big clues as tottlement will look like — a frozen front—line, which basically keeps the russians pretty much where they are now, holding, what, about 18% of ukraine's territory. a total delay on discussion of nato membership for ukraine for at least ten years, and a carrot for moscow of a gradual easing of international sanctions should putin agree to stop the war and accept these conditions. for you as a diplomat, does that sound like anything ukraine can work with? well, if that is the plan and not an article published by general kellogg, then i don't see where in this plan putin achieves the goal that he pursues in this war, which is getting ukraine, submerging ukraine to his rule. and i think this will be the most difficult question — how to make putin stop, not how to make ukraine agree to any concessions, or any... no, no, but this is really important. what you're suggesting is ukraine could at least talk about all of those conditions, yes, so that then the onus is on whether putin accepts it.

president trump announced that attorney general keith kellogg will be the special envoy for ukraine. our survey shows that 59% of americans support peace negotiations, even if ukraine was required to give up or concede territory. as far as trump voters, 63% support that and harass voters it is 54% as well. you see, pretty much consensus around doing that. how they go about that is quite important. brings another element of the survey. i will wrap up with this, 75% of those surveyed believe that ukraine is an ally. 85% believe that russia is an adversary or enemy. a certain percentage of those negotiations, he is famously said he was the conflict to come to an end the time he is inaugurated. the survey shows that the american people clearly know whatever that negotiated outcome looks like, who the friend is and who the adversary is. >> greg is next in wilmington, connecticut. you are on with roger zakheim. greg, are you with us? >> good morning. hi, good morning. i don't see any defense spending. i see an offensive spending. starting with vietnam, going to afghanistan in the 80s, the

here's what we know about the piece plan by keith kellogg, drums, designated special envoy for ukraine and russia. the us would supply more weapons to keep students her for the russian advances for future attacks, but that aid would only be provided if you crane is willing to negotiate the goal, being a peace agreement with security guarantees. russia could receive guarantees that ukraine will not become a needle member for years to come. the plan calls for the freezing of front lines and the creation of a demilitarized zone under russian leadership in eastern ukraine. ukraine would not have to officially give up occupied territories, but their status would need to be decided through negotiations, not armed conflict. presidents the landscape has expressed a surprising willingness to compromise. if we want to stop the hold stage of the war on big umbrella, we should take on the nato umbrella to the territory of the train that we have under our control show a diving, that's what we need to do fast, and then you can come get back the other parts of which territory diplomatically the trump

retired lieutenant general keith kellogg posted on x, launching large-scale missile and drone attacks on the day of lords. birth is wrong. >> russia says any guesses about the cause of the crash would be wrong until officials from azerbaijan and kazakhstan finish their investigations in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. >> san francisco firefighters releasing some tips and tricks. so you can say fire dangers safe this holiday season. first off, they say to always test your smoke alarms and if you have a real christmas tree, make sure to water it on a regular basis and to keep it at least 3 feet away from fireplaces. >> and asian is to make sure to water your tree daily. but we do say about this time of year, even going into the new year, they're starting to dry up big been out for quite a while. and we check with your local garbage company to see if they have a recycling program. sometimes the boy scouts of america offer recycling services as well. so you have to check with your garbage company to remove it out of your home. >> another tip is to make sure you always blow out the can

you had president-elect donald trump's russian envoy keith kellogg, who made a point, the world is closely is more resolved than ever to bring peace to the region. when we talk about sort of that inner circle around trump, do you have a sense of the role that someone like keith kellogg is playing now and is poised to play moving forward, and what does that "both sides" indicate to you? >> well, you know, it's troubling. there are people around trump who have been historically pro-russian, including elon musk and there are people around trump who are clearly not going to stand up to him in ways that you might want them to, like, for example, pete hegseth if he ends up being the secretary of defense. but, you know, the united states is not the puppet master here. the ukrainian people have a say in this. our nato allies have a say in this. and putin has a say in this. and putin's statements thus far have been very harsh and have suggested that he wants a maximumalist position. and it's going to be hard for the pro-russia forces to support that. you could end up with a standoff for some time,

special envoy to ukraine and russia also criticized russia's attack, retired lieutenant general keith kellogg posted on x, launching large-scale missile and drone attacks on the day of lords. birth is wrong. >> russia says any guesses about the cause of the crash would be wrong until officials from azerbaijan and kazakhstan finish their investigations in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. >> the trial of the man who attempted to assassinate president elect trump has been delayed. so lawyers can considering sanity defense. a federal judge has ruled that ryan wesley routh won't stand trial until september of 2025. the 58 year-old suspect attempted to assassinate trump at his florida golf course earlier this year. his lawyers telling the judge they needed more time to assess the evidence against routh as they weigh whether to pursue an insanity defense around. he's pleaded not guilty in the case, president elect trump tapped billionaire elon musk and businessman vivek ramaswamy to cut government spending. once trump takes office in january. our washington correspondent vinay simlot explains the

i mean, most of the people around him including keith kellogg, are absolutely folks when he comes to russia, they see russia as an enemy. and they obviously still believe the ukraine or syria or whatever are useful weapons in order to weaken russia. and so that's why they will, you know, live now none of them has in any way criticized, buying for what has happened in syria. but is there is a very good uh, illustration of the asked him that you really don't want to leave unfinished business. and i think that's really been the weakest scenario, essentially those unfinished business. and as long as there's unfinished business, then the welcome start. stop again in 234 or 5 years time. and i think this will be the lesson to the russians that well, book, i mean, and basically it wasn't finished. you know, there was a blip. that was the american presence. that was his route. it was going to stop a game and sing in ukraine, 10 minutes minutes was basically an unfinished business, and it was inevitable that what's stopped up again. so therefore this proposal that the catalog is put forward a

i mean, most of the people around him including keith kellogg, are absolutely folks when he comes to russia, they see russia as an enemy. and they obviously still believe the ukraine or syria or whatever are useful weapons in order to weaken russia. and so that's why they will live now, none of them as in any way criticized by and for what has happened in syria. but it was, there is a very good uh, illustration of the asked him that you really don't want to leave almost finished business. and i think that's really been the weakest scenario, a sense of, of those unfinished business. and as long as there is unfinished business, then the hall can start stop again in 234 or 5 years fine. and i think this will be the less than the to the russians that well, book, i mean, and basically it wasn't finished. you know, there was a blip. that was the american presence. that was his route. it was going to stop a game and sing in ukraine, 10 minutes minutes was basically an unfinished business, and it was inevitable that what's stopped up again. so therefore, this proposal that the catalog is put

know trump wants to end the war, how can he do that >> reporter: one of his advisors, general keith kelloggsized the fact he wants this war to end, he wants the peace deal in russia will participate aggressively in such negotiations, this is reassuring get, statements from national security team, including pete hegseth if you look at his record, the things he has said, this is judicious use of american power and that is what will see with donald trump. and the judicious use of american power, not the way the biden administration has allowed zelenskyy to use us supplied weapons, that's not going to be the donald trump approach. i think we will see negotiations much faster, with better impact in a number of weeks under donald trump. this is ending this war is a top priority for the incoming administration in washington. ashley: i hope you are right, thank you for joining us in sharing your expertise, much appreciated. donald trump just named his pick for ambassador to panama. what can you tell me about kevin marino cabrera? >> reporter: trump has plans for the panama canal. the president-elec

and mr. trump mentioned that his assistant keith kellogg believes the war could be ended even before his inauguration on january 20th. if we entertained this idea were simply talking about the possibility of a cease fire at a moment's notice. this such a cease fire achievable as russia prepared to take this straightforward step. can european and american partners persuade key up to agree, especially since the entire world seems fatigued by the ongoing ukrainian crisis. it appears that people in russia also desire peace. now this could be a simple decision with no one losing anything. could it be possible just to stop where we currently are? so to advise you in new york, this is a sincere attempt to find a solution. you know, of you. this attempt is balanced and nothing posing on either side. that is why it is being put forward by neutral countries that do not interfere in the conflict. like western countries do, who are actually at war with us using ukrainians as proxies. they are actually a belligerent party. is it possible to stop the hostilities right now? there is a depletion of

senior representatives of donald trump's team, including the incoming special envoy for ukraine, keith kellogg. trump made a campaign pledge to end the war and is reported. they considering 3 strategies kellogg proposes freezing the conflict along the current front lines and suspending ukraine's succession to nato. the vice president elect, suggest establishing and the militarized zone using existing combat area, also excluding nato bed. and there's trumps that former intelligence chief whose plan calls recreation about thomas was in the east of the country again without membership. the crane however insist it's only option is to become part of the military block a. we can visit the id real guarantee of security for ukraine as well as a deterrent. defer. that rushing aggression against the grades and other states is ukraine's full membership in nate's so we will not accept any alternative sorry, gets all substitutions. the ukraine's full membership in nato succession remains that concern, though lamond quoted an unnamed western diplomat same some of the blocks countries including the u. s. con

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president trump announced keith kellogg would be the special envoy to ukraine. our survey showed that 59% of americans support peace negotiations even if ukraine was required to give up or see territory and as far as trump voters, 63 percent support that inherits voters 55%, so you see there is pretty much a consensus around doing that. how they go about that is quite important and another element of the survey i will wrap up with this as i mentioned before 75% of those surveyed leave ukraine is an ally. 80% believe russia is an adversary or enemy and so however president trump will pursue those negotiations that he wanted the conflict to come to an end that will end by the time he is inaugurated, the survey shows of the american people clearly know whatever is negotiated to look like who the friend is and who the adversary is. greg is next in wilmington connecticut. you're on with roger. gregor you with us. >> good morning. good morning. i don't see a defense spending. i see an offensive spending. we have had so many conflicts, let's start with vietnam going to

and mr. trump mentioned that his assistant keith kellogg believes the war could be ended even before his inauguration on january 20th. if we entertained this idea were simply talking about the possibility of a cease fire at a moment's notice. is such a ceasefire achievable as russia prepared to take this straightforward step? can your p in an american partners persuade key up to agree, especially since the entire world seems fatigued by the ongoing ukrainian crisis. it appears that people in russia also desire peace. now this could be a simple decision with no one losing anything. could it be possible just to stop where we currently are? so to advise you in new york, this is a sincere attempt to find a solution of you. this attempt is balanced and not imposing on either side. that is why it is being put forward by neutral countries that do not interfere in the conflict. like western countries do, who are actually at war with us using ukrainians as proxies. they are actually a belligerent party. is it possible to stop the hostilities right now? there is a depletion of call about the e

keith kellogg joined me on the program and trump recently nominated him as the assistant to the presidentident is very consistent about what he wants to stop the killing and bring peace to the region. the number one international priority but he wants a piece that will be fair and sustainable and secure, we've seen peace processes happened in the past with ukraine and russia in the mix process that's failed miserably the president is not going to go there he understands the importance and he understood the importance of the relation with his allies and also with vladimir putin as well and he's the man who can bring this to a conclusion. i really believe he will and the relatively new term. >> heritage foundation saturday for national security former pentagon official former navy captain brent sadler, what your reaction to that. >> "good morning america" christmas, very big challenge, settling the war that russia launched in february 2022 largely because of mismanagement by the biden white house will require a couple of things, this is often said peace through strength, the only way that t

retired lieutenant general keith kellogg posted on x, launching large-scale missile and drone attacks on the day of lords. birth is wrong. >> russia says any guesses about the cause of the crash would be wrong until officials from azerbaijan and kazakhstan finish their investigations in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. >> to make sure the taxpayers dollars are being spent effectively and efficiently. and so those will be my top priorities. starting on january. >> still ahead on kron, 4 news at 10, the changes newly elected mayor daniel lurie plans to bring to san francisco. plus, what's next for the home alone home? what's changed since the favor? christmas flick was bill. ♪ you know i'm a dreamer ♪ ♪ but my heart's of gold ♪ ♪ just one more night ♪ ♪ and i'm coming off this long and winding road ♪ ♪ i'm on my way ♪ ♪ i'm on my way ♪ ♪ home sweet home ♪ there's no place like the road home. receive a $5,500 bonus on a new 2024 audi q5 plug-in hybrid during the season of audi sales event. >> by this time next month, san francisco will have a new mayor, his past election season. the c

general keith kellogg writing the u.s. is more resolved to bring peace to the region.ill be one of the first foreign policy scitions that he will comes no office. work oong slew of executive orders that they want to take care of day one. >> more on that in a moment? aishah hasnie thanks so much. >> house speaker mike johnson is likely working the phones this holiday recess trying to retain support from his g.o.p. conference after funding fiasco nearly shut down the government. senior congressional correspondent chad pergram is here with more on his prospects for retaining the gavel. good evening, chad. >> chad: good evening, mike. house speaker mike johnson emerges bruised from last week's battle from government funding, anywhere from # to 10 republican could say oppose johnson. thomas massie of kentucky is a no. freedom caucus chairman andy harris is undecided. cory mills of florida is fed up. >> i'm losing confidence with each day. i think that johnson has to do his best to finally start showing that he is going to do what says and not just continue to hakeem jeffrie

comes as president-elect donald trump who recently promised to end the war in 24 hours, has named keith kellogg ukraine and russia. kellogg is a retired lieutenant general, former national security adviser to trump, former national security adviser to then vice president mike pence and a former fox news contributor. and coauthored a paper in april for the pro-trump america first policy institute in which he argued the u.s. should strongarm ukraine and russia into entering peace negotiations and there should be a cease-fire along with a demilitarized zone between the two countries. kellogg's paper argued ukraine would need to give up nato aspirations, at least for now. joining me is the former u.s. ambassador to russia, michael mcfaul, from stanford university, an msnbc international affairs analyst and author of several important books, including from "cold war to hot peace: an american ambassador in putin's russia." thank you for being with us. i would love to get your take on this developing position for volodymyr zelenskyy because until now, generally speaking, in and around the ukrainian go

general keith kellogg, the incoming special envoy to russia and ukraine basically said that this wasrong, the world is watching. the u.s. is more resolved than ever to bring peace to the region. a quick question for you before we go here. can this president, as he has promised over and over wants to end this war, can he do that without ukraine ceding land? >> the problems that europe happened directly because of the absence of american leadership and deterrence in the same way what happened october 7th was a failure of american leadership. what we saw yesterday these attacks, christmas day attacks were serious. president trump understands this. he has been talking about a conversation with vladimir putin that will have to happen. you have to convince vladimir putin the cost of continuing this conflict exceeds the benefit and when you don't do that you get inoh seventys killed across ukraine going on three years. american leadership is important. that will mean leading the europeans to do what they need to do. this is their backyard, a european conflict. president trump understands th

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general keith kellogg writing, the u.s. is more resolved than ever to bring peace to the region. of course griff, one of the first foreign policy tests for trump when he takes office. meanwhile, denmark is now reportedly spending $1.5 billion to boost its security in greenland. that's, of course, after trump indicated that he's very interested in buying that piece of land. denmark's defence secretary says though this was all planned previously and it's all just a big coincidence. more to come on the foreign affairs froment, of course the war on gaza with hamas and so many domestic issues that i know the president is chomping at the bit to get to. >> indeed. didn't have greenland on my bingo card, but fascinating. we'll see. >> there's been a lot not on my bingo he card. >> yeah, and the panama canal. live in washington, thank you. >> thanks. >> anita? >> all right. well, for more on the gavel battle over who will become the next house speaker, let's bring in georgia congressman buddy carter. congressman, thank you so much for coming in today. merry christmas to you. >> merry chri

settlement to the war and is tasked his special envoy for ukraine and russia, retired general keith kellogg, with bringing about that end. kellogg condemned the christmas day attack and added, quote, the world is closely watching actions on both sides. the u.s. is more resolved than ever to bring peace to the region. >> hanging in the balance is u.s. national security. the last thing we want is for vladimir putin to cast a shadow over europe. >> general kellogg plans to visit ukraine and other european countries in january, but will not travel to russia. in washington, alexandria, hoff, fox news. >> ukraine's military intelligence says north korean troops are suffering heavy losses in the fighting on russia's kursk region. as many as 3000 northern north korean troops have reportedly been killed or wounded. many more troops are said to face supply issues, even shortages of drinking water. north korea sent as many as 12,000 troops to assist russia out on the front lines. still ahead tonight, it's been called the cheers of pleasant hill, and it will soon celebrate a remarkable milestone. >> i

i expect that with the announcement of general keith kellogg to lead this enjoy to ukraine -- envoy to states is going to have ukraine in a better position to have a negotiated outcome. mike: rebeccah heinrichs, great to have you. thank you so much. >> thank you. ♪ mike: live images from georgia. the country. demonstrators protesting against the government's decision to suspend negotiations with the european union. a georgia began news agency reporting protesters are blocking an access road into the country's main commercial port. >>> a huge college football upset yesterday ended in an on-field brawl. we will have more of the video and what led to the clash after the break. ♪ ♪ [jeff laughs maniacally] (inner monologue) seriously, i'm on the green and all i can think about is all the green i'm spending on 3 kids in college. with empower, i get all of my financial questions answered. so i don't have to worry. empower. what's next. at harbor freight, we do business differently from the other guys. we design and test our own tools... and sell them directly to you. no middleman. hurry in f

president trump's new special envoy for ukraine retired general keith kellogg saying allowing tourngire u.s. long range missiles into russia gives the incoming president leverage. >> president trump always said you never put your options on the table. the president very clear by naming special envoy end the war and stop the killing. >> the biden administration announced today the next tranche in military aid for ukraine, $725 million more in counter drone systems, and personnel land mines and munitions. the antipersonnel mines will be used to slow russian and north korean troops from advancing in the kursk region, bret? >> bret: jennifer griffin at the pentagon. jennifer, thank you. the israeli military says hezbollah terrorists fired two projectiles into a disputed border zone monday. it's believed to be the group's first attack since its cease-fire with israel took hold last week. lebanon has accused israel of violating that truce. more than 50 times in recent days. meantime idf officials have confirmed the death of an american israeli who was serving with the israeli military. cap

keith kellogg, michael waltz challenge to bring a cease-fire in ukraine and booker between volodymyr. we don't know where they are at this point though they are optimistic. but zelenskyy seemed to suggest ukraine cannot win this thing on its own appeared to the day we cannot win back the territory but maybe the west will find the strength to put vladimir putin at the negotiating table and diplomatically deal with this war. i think that would inevitably end up zelenskyy giving up territory. he doesn't seem willing to do that. >> he has publicly stated yes and he's never been able to win this war by himself. that is what this support is all about. i think the news really taken place in the last week or so, a lot of people have been talking about what president trump's position on this to cut ukraine to lose and abandon and make a public statement and he doesn't intend to abandon ukraine. my think tank asw braved him two hours on things going forward and negotiating issues, et cetera. and i am convinced coming into the negotiations with the right mind-set in terms of trying to get a dea

it's in his appointment of keith kellogg has written recently a paper that doesn't call for throwingbut talks about continuing to arm ukraine, to try to bring about a cease fire in place. i actually think it's a realistic, reasonable strategy, so i take that as a very good sign. >> and if the world were not as challenging as it was with two hot wars and problems in between, and syria blowing up, now we have a major u.s. ally in such a critical place, korea, in turmoil. south korea's president facing an impeachment vote tomorrow following his shocking short lived martial law degree earlier this week, which caught the u.s. completely by surprise, what are you anticipating there, and it's certainly reaffirming that so many people turned out in the cold in the middle of the night. >> sure. >> democracy, for liberal democracy, and supported by the military and by the parliament. >> 100%, president yun, seemed almost he snapped under the pressure, various investigations, impeachment efforts against senior people. i think he's lost what the chinese would call the mandate of heaven, he's los