by august 15.uam let's see what he does with guam. he does something with guam, it will be an event the likes of which nobody has seen before -- what will happen in north korea. >> when you say that, what do you mean? mr. trump: you will see, and he will see. >> is that a dare? mr. trump: it is not a dare. it is a statement. it has something to do with dare. he is not going to go around threatening guam, threatening the united states, not going to threaten japan, south korea. that is not a dare, as you say. that is a state of fact. >> can you talk about the nuclear posture and what your priorities are there? mr. trump: nuclear to me, i nuke the world.e- is theimple one, nuclear biggest threat worldwide. -nuke.d like to de i would like russia, china, pakistan, many other countries that have nuclear weapons, given of them, but until such time that they do, we will be the most powerful nuclear nation on earth by far. the first order i gave to my generals, as you know, isthe fis you know, mike, i want our nuclear arsenal to be the biggest

the other thing is that most of the uam -- most of the unaccompanied alien minors are minors in name. they are under the age of 18 but most of them are 17 years old i remember being a trial attorney in baltimore where judge burman and i both serve as trial attorneys, and i would get 17-year-olds who were arrested at the orchards. they would pick apples. they were migrant workers, and as soon as they were apprehended they will file for special immigrant juvenile status which judge burman alluded to earlier. it is sort of a misnomer in the sense, i've seen plenty of cases involving younger kids generally with parents, but the number of cases which there is a very young child of tender years who makes it to the united states independently, those are few and far between and very rare. there is normally a parent in the united states was paid the smuggler to bring the child. let's bring the parent forward and the parent can make the claim on behalf of the child. [indiscernible] >> it's really difficult for me as a lawyer to argue the in answer what age emancipation should be, but it is impo

however, i think among the uam there is a considerable proportion of these minors under 18 is old that indeed do have children. so i'm just curious about that whole concept of a minor. >> it is an interesting thing, we will hear about unaccompanied alien minds would generally think of section old children but the question becomes if you're a six year old how did from guatemala if you are unaccompanied? unfortunately in a lot of these cases the parents are complicit. i'm a father, i love my son, i would never put myself in the hands of a person whose main stock in trade is moving here went over the united states border. we've actually seen i.c.e. take action against parents who have paid smugglers to bring the kids to the united states. i think that's a crucial issue. the other thing is that most of the uam scope most of the unaccompanied alien minors are minors in name. they are under the age of 18 but most of them are 17 years old i remember being a trial attorney in baltimore where judge burman and i both serve as trial attorneys, and i would get 17-year-olds who were arrested at the

's, theremong the uam is a considerable proportion of minors that do indeed have children. i'm curious about that. about that concept of minor. >> sure. >> it is interesting, when we hear about unaccompanied it alien minors -- unaccompanied alien minors, but if you are six years old, how did you get here from guatemala if you are unaccompanied? in these cases a lot of parents are complicit. i am a father, i love my son. i would never put my son in the hands of a person whose main trade is moving heroin over the united states border. we have seen ice take action against parents who have paid smugglers to bring their kids to the united states. that is a crucial issue. most of the unaccompanied alien minors in name, they are under the age of 18 but most of them are 17 years old. i remember being a trial attorney in baltimore where judge berman and i both served. whould get 17-year-olds were arrested at the orchards. they would pick apples, they were migrant workers. as soon as they were apprehended they would file for special immigrant juvenile status. it is a misnomer. i have

uam key point here is the g plan, as i interpret it from what the north koreans are saying explicitly, is different from a lot of things we have been seeing, especially from the icbm tests. they are testing capabilities and trying to demonstrate those things work. guam is different. it ass why i distinguish a challenge. it is not a strike or attack, but it is not in the same category of a test. patrick cronin, comments on what the caller had to say and any further comments on henry kissinger's piece. guest: if north korea succeeds in launching multiple intermediate range missiles in the vicinity of guam, they demonstrate they have the capability to reach u.s. territory in the pacific, they will not stop there. they will eventually demonstrate they have an intercontinental ballistic missile capable of reaching the continental united states. that is where they continue to go. evenis a fraught moment, if they are not striking anything. that is why diplomacy has a chance. people realize this would lead to war. it could be inadvertent or accidental. henry kissinger's idea of merging with c

this stems from uam to cancel another protest. >> this comes as protests were planned at google offices across the country and they are being postponed. organizers of the event march on google announced overnight they are postponing the rally due to incredible alt-left threats. the rallies were in support of the google engineer who was fired after writing a controversial memo saying genetic differences may explain why women are not equally represented in the tech industry. >>> happening now a search is underway for a down army helicopter. the blackhawk disappeared two miles west of oahu. the army says the search began immediately after visual and radio contact was lost. no word yet on what caused that helicopter to go down. but there is a large debris field in the area. >>> the state of arkansas can block medicaid funding to planned parenthood. the ruling is in connection with controversial videos secretly recorded by an anti- abortion group. they claim the video shows planned parenthood officials negotiating the sale of fetal body parts for profit. the agency has denied the accusation.

as to how the theirkoreans will use nuclear weapons when they have started immediately threatening uam-- g if i was going to make a production, i would say donald trump will start sanctioning china without any regard to economic or diplomatic damage, and see if that works. if that does not work, he will parking six or seven aircraft carriers off the coast of north korea and see if china reacts been. keep ratcheting up, and he should. the north koreans want to destroy the united states, and we need to stop treating them like some child that needs to be understood. host: tom in florida, the new york times this morning highlights the fact that while mr. trump's statement is one of the most militant a president has made about north korea, it may have been aimed at beijing as much as pyongyang. by discussing military options, the military might be trying to convince china and its president that the status quo is dangerous because it risks war. but it may be a message to xi jinping that you have to be doing more than just sanctions at the u.n.. that was joseph knight, a scholar who once ran

and as we hear from the governor of gaup and uam and the other a nations, they want to deal with that issue in north korea. i don't know, i don't think that they are look to have a spread of nuclear weapons across that region, but what they have expressed a desire is to see the kim family and that dynasty and that ruling in that country dealt with. i think there are concerns expressed when you talk or you read some of what those in south korea have said, their concern. and their hope that this is something that can be addressed quickly and that that situation can be settled quickly, not only as you look at the korean peninsula, but as you look at that entire region. and of course they are looking to the united states for leadership on this and are hopeful that the leadership that is given by the trump administration is going to be more successful in detrerns tet than has some of the past decades where you would see the situation tamped down and then it kind of percolates up again. and i think what they would like is to finally have this resolved. >> yeah, a newly elected president tru

he told the weekly standard, quote, now uam free. i've got my hands back on my weapon. said it's bannon the barbarian, and i'm definitely going rush the the opposition there is no doubt i built a boobeep man at bite bart. joining us ed martin, author of "the conservative case for trump." ed, thank you for joining us. >> good to be with you, chris. thank you. >> so mr. bannon says, as the president calls him, the presidency that he won with trump is over. what does that mean to you? does that mean that the ability to motive the agenda for the working man and woman that was promised dies with bannon's exit? >> you know, i saw that quote. udon't really know what that means, except i do know that steve also a real provocateur. and i think he exited stage left or west wing left in a way that was dramatic and is getting lots of attention. he convened. he was on the editorial call tonight. everyone is talking about it for breitbart. i don't know what me he means. let me say something, chris, if you don't mind, on what trump and bannon did. remember, you guys are talking about

it is interesting that you hear those messages coming from your friends and -- in g uam.s and trying to bring back north korea to the table. china plays a key role. what have they been saying? reporter: the south koreans may be desensitized because you and i have both experienced this sort of rhetoric coming. the difference is their icbm capability. that is why this is amped up. and a very precarious situation being the biggest supporter of north korea all these years you we're getting signs that perhaps aging -- their patience is wearing thin. , their patience is wearing thin. as north korea strikes first, china will remain neutral. however, donald trump had a conversation late night saturday saying that time all sides should avoid inflammatory comments. this has long proposed suspension proposal. they said that exercises will begin this year. shery: next week week. we have to keep an eye on how tensions develop. usnk you so much for joining with the breakdown on what is happening with north korea. over in australia, commonwealth bank shares are up some attempt of 1%. --