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The state of hawaii, you know, very concerned and it took them 38 minutes to, you know, be able to stand down, you know, other nations are watching this. and that is why not only was the actual message that was sent out very concerning, but the fact that hawaii was not able to correct it in such a long time is also a concern because the state of hawaii gets their information from u.s. military agencies such as pacific command, norad, u.s. strategic command, who these are the ones as weve been sa...

Pushing a wrong button when it comes to something as serious as a weapon. do you think the pentagon or the department of homeland security or the white house reacted quick enough for this? 38 minutes is awfully a long time for people to be thinking they could die. >> i cannot imagine the stress that people were going under and the clip that we are showing, showing you how emotional it was and certainly not anything you want to see. i think specific command acted quickly as they could. when they ...

If you think you can drink water from the faucet, thats not that simple because that water will have radiation, the same thing about food. you do have 48 hours that if you shelter yourself and you stay awhat from the fallout, you are going to minimize the radiation exposure. eric: lets take a look at the hawaiian plan, 0 from the first 10 minutes or so, thats the launch. you have detection, warning sirens that start, you see the little signs there? you have to run, find shelter and then stay tun...

From a large potential for north korea to reach hawaii. and people have less than 10 minutes to actually take action. this is actually from the hawaii emergency management agency. this is the plan. if and when it was -- they learn the emergency management. then it is about the detection of the launch. whether or not we can stop the missile with the missile defenses and then notifications to the state or brought up.if we can bring it up one more time. then after that sirens are brought up and in ...

If there were to be a missile launch in north korea. there will be five minutes for detection and a chance for the defenses the door from the us pacific command and to stop the missile in the next five minutes there will be a morning amnesty is learned. in the sirens and emergency notifications will be sent out. that gives people 10 minutes if theyre lucky to take individual action. this was a nightmare and scary for so many people. it is also a reminder of the route that we are facing but also,...

When things were supposed to happen, alert like that would unlikely to come across all this other stuff that pentagon dealing with was taking place? >> well, its 100 percent unlikely. in other words nothing that civil defense, hawaii or san francisco or new york city that doesnt come from strategic command, nomad and the other regional actors. and they are all instantaneously looped. so its literally preposterous to think there would be a push alert unless it was triggered by the u.s. armed forc...

Hospitals, to the airport, that they unload planes, to police stations? there obviously have to be implementing instructions with a rehearsal. that obviously doesnt yet exist in hawaii. >> go ahead, please. >> yes. this is sort of a hard one. if there is a 250 kt thermonuclear weapon that hits the island of oahu, the last thing we need to be worried about is civil defense or work measures. we have to make sure this conversation stays on early detection of north korean launch, and enhanced protec...

Should be able to be picked up without a warrant. the problem is when you have americans picked up on foreign surveillance. i agree with the democrats and with rand paul that we dont have enough of cover to protect americans who were swept out. i think its really important that we go back to the drawing board and figure out better protections for americans. we live in one world and now, so many people are on the phone five or six times a day, we need better detection. >> harris: you dont have to...

With some sort of path to citizenship for d.r.e.a.m.ers. is there a way that you could expand the definition of a border wall to come to some sort of an agreement? >> actually, there is. i was on the so-called gang of eight in 2013, trying to put together bipartisan -- comprehensive immigration reform and we dealt with the issues of border security. when you talk about defending the integrity of the borders as opposed to a specific physical manifestation of that, you actually leave plenty of roo...

It all boils back to the government getting their part. >> the government is like, wait a minute, thats not fair. we want our part of it. good old uncle sam. and i dont mean jackson. in 1791 alexander hamilton -- no, not that one -- decided to impose a luxury tax on whiskey which the people did not take too kindly to as they just left another country because of taxes. also, they like drinking whisky. avoiding those taxes led to the term "moonshine." folks began making their whiskey by the light ...