the unitedying that states should coordinate and consult with south korea before launching any sort of military attack against north korea. main concerns the in south korea, that the united states would either intentionally, or unintentionally began a conflict without consulting with south korea for us. host: good morning. i am glad to be able to speak to mr. denmark. is, how do south korea feel -- host: linda, can you meet your tv and listen to your phone, please? go ahead with your question you are on live now. feelr: how do south korea yes. the threat of -- how do south korea feel about the possibility of japan militarizing? whileok, talk about japan linda deals with her tv. guest: japan, as you probably know, had a very difficult history with korea before and during the second world war with rights abuses, which, over the years, korea had thought to address and overcome, most recently between the japanese prime minister abe and south korean president park. those historical concerns, those animosities still remained fairly strong in certain parts of the south korean public. at publi

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again, this isn't just in this the unitedis is then kingdom, -- this is in the united kingdom, germanyfrance. for is a bad direction where we are going, but it is understandable of where the draw is with this conservative scum economic populism given for the economy is going, where the jobs are growing, but again, i think the outcome is a bar a -- the outcome is a very that they for the country. host: now do you want to respond? tefan has made a good point that the college/noncollege split is bigger than it has been ever before. coalition onhave a college/noncollege educated, which i think is to their benefit of having people from all perspectives. if we did get to a split where there is much more college people in one party and noncollege people in one party, it is close to having a party by classes. we are in an interesting time. are previous coalitions going to be frazzled as college people have a much less kinder view of president trump and others. host: two shirley's call from earlier, shirley said he put out 10 lies in the world --in a row. let's go to tony from littleton, colora