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Process, unless an appreciable fraction of the people on the other side who voted for trump by in to that at the end of the process, you will have the country face 20 years of recriminal nations. we won the election. you stole it. you have to able to achieve the people on the other side agree, they had no choice. this president went so far off the rails we had to do it because you dont want the country torn apart. >> sentiment has to be there as well. >> theres got to be some substantial buy-in ...

Expensive, so deadly. and thats the real worry, that the trump administration will go down the road of calling for low yield weapons. it will reduce the threshold for some kind of nuclear confrontation. that is causing a lot of concern. this report will be out by the end of the month. it is not clear yet what kind of reception its going to get on capitol hill which of course would have to approve any spending for any of these new weapons. chris? >> all right, my friend. stay on it and let us kno...

Might occur if people dont get engaged. but i am willing to bet on human beings doing whats best for them. >> dana: there are hypotheticals about what might happen if people find out they can work and they enjoy it and have a good reason to get up in the morning. can i ask you a question of -- in hawaii there was this false alarm. the fcc chairman had this to say about what went wrong. listen. >> two things went wrong. number one, there was a human error and the state of hawaii did not have safe...

Exercise we shouldnt have any confidence that the cabinet would know what to do in attack scenario. here to react chief of staff lieutenant retired general richard newton, thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> good morning, heather, good to be back with you. heather: before we get into the experience or lack of the experience of the five generals that we are questioning, tell us exactly -- how in the world could this happen to begin with? theres a button that someone can push by acci...

Wrong button democrats are using the mistake to once again attack president trump. kelly wright live in nations capital with new detail unfolding. good morning. kelly: after 8:00 a.m. saturday morning in hawaii people received emergency alert message that was troubling and frightening, here is what nearly a million people received on their cell phones from hawaiis emergency management, ballistic missile threat inbound to hawaii, seek immediate shelter, this is not a drill, well as you can imagin...

Outlets warning ballistic missile threat inbound to hawaii. "seek immediate shelter. this is not a drill," rattling residents and tourists alike. it was 38 minutes before officials got around to sending a correction. now they are working to make sure this type of blunder never happens again. >> it is a human error. theres a screen that says are you sure you want to do this? thats already in place. we had a human error and the button was pushed anyway. >> this false alarm is a terrible thing to h...

[ coughing ] with maximum strength alka seltzer plus liquid gels. brian: all right. the national missile alert system now under review after a false alert on saturday triggers panic in hawaii. steve: apparently the state employee who pressed the wrong button now reassigned, not fired as the fec says there were not enough safeguards in place in the first place as they launch a full investigation. joining us with an update is the chairman of the fec ajit pai joins us from our nations capital. good...

Toxic? well go in depth later on the "fox report." lawmakers calling for accountability over yesterdays fault ballistic missile alert in hawaii. the warning reached a million people sparking widespread panic. frightened hawaiians abandoning cars on the highway and taking shelter on the ground. there were nearly 40 minutes went by before a correction was sent out. state officials blame human error vowing to make sure it doesnt happen again. will carr is reporting live from honolulu tonight. w...

Toxic? well go in depth later on the "fox report." lawmakers calling for accountability over yesterdays fault ballistic missile alert in hawaii. the warning reached a million people sparking widespread panic. frightened hawaiians abandoning cars on the highway and taking shelter on the ground. there were nearly 40 minutes went by before a correction was sent out. state officials blame human error vowing to make sure it doesnt happen again. will carr is reporting live from honolulu tonight. w...

Emergency management. ballistic missile threat inbound to hawaii, seek immediate shelter, this is not a drill. well, people began scrambling for safety, some sought refuge underground, some ditched their cars, panic went on for 38 minutes before correction went out, a false alert due to human error. congresswoman tulsi gubbard of hawaii told me shes angry about the incident and also concerned, however, of potential of nuclear strike from north korea. >> this is the stark reality that the people ...