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enough. plus it is primary tonight in two big states with redistricting in new york forcing out a near 30-year incumbent. and a familiar face to florida voters looks to unseat governor ron desantis. nothing like an election night when numbers start rolling in we start with our chief political anchor bret baier at the big board to break down the races. >> haitian on lot of activity one of the biggest races were following is in new york. its not a primary race its actually a special elec...

Former national security council chief of staff fred fleisch. gentlemen welcome back. i want to talk about this idea that wednesday would be an independence day celebration for beening why, there would be parades and gatherings, but david theres real concern now that that could be just a target thats just too attractive for russia at this point. >> thats right. so this marks the independence day when ukraine declared independence in august 24th, 1991, and soon after they had a referendum and acr...

They have a long way to go to prove their sincerity. >> charles: so handicap it for us. its historic. the stakes are extraordinarily high. by the same token, we started this interview by saying north korea has been silent. they havent had a missile test since last year. feels like something is brewing. >> its promising. theyre going to have to prove their sincerity. so they have frozen the nuclear and missile tests. we have to have intrusive inspections, inspectors that can go everywhere. the fa...

No word from north korea on the possible meeting with president trump. yet at least thats what south korea is saying. so do we need to be worried about the silence? here with me, author of "the coming north korean nightmare" fred fleisch. kim jong-un haas been quiet here. >> yeah, unusual but promising. north korea is usually putting out anti-trump and anti-united states rhetoric. we havent heard that so thats promising. but president trumps policy changed the game concerning north korea. we don...

>> trish: we know president trump is putting north korea on notice. but is china noticing as well? one of its state-owned newspaper that if they attack the united states, theyll be on their own. does that mean the presidents tough talk is making an impact on china? lets ask lieutenant general tom mcnearny and fred fleisch. do you think that china is paying attention and concerned that we mean business this time? >> think theyre paying a little bit of attention, trish. but i dont think theyre get...

What do i mean by that? it means that if north korea attacks the united states, they will disown them. even though that may destroy our economy, they will destroy our economy and smile. but they say if we try to attack them, they would step in. that means theyre protecting a threat to the united states. that is not acceptable. >> trish: that bugged me too, general. they said if we go on the attack, they will step in to defend north korea. the reality is, if we do decide to be on some kind of att...

The first being north korea and iran coming down the road. plus they funded these nuclear proxies. so that boggles the mind. not only do we have problems within the united states, weve got problems with china who is really backing them. >> trish: fred, what is the problem with members of the left that dont recognize this threat, such as susan rice saying that we can live with a nuclearized north korea much like we did with the soviet union? >> i consider that an ah-hah movement. i wrote in my bo...