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Terrorist activities. the nuclear deal was designed to address irans nuclear program. it wasnt designed to address everything about the regime that is troublesome. we need to continue to address those other issues but theres no reason to throw out the nuclear deal because we are dissatisfied with their behavior in other areas. next on gps you dont hear much about quaguam thanks to no korea it was atop the news. now that threat has seemed to reseed, now there is another one that the island has ...

Western pacific, or in california or in new york, that elensure our protection. >> now, listen, there may be a way to neutral eyes the north korean threat without using troops or missiles, tanks or jets. instead, the weapon of choice would be a computer keyboard. remember sets nut he was a secret code that set back irans nuclear program for years. so the question is could a similar cyber-attack work on north korea? david kennedy is joining us. hes a cybersecurity consultant and a ethical hacker....

I still question why he hosted the russian foreign minister in the oval office given the very aggressive actions of russia interfering in our 2016 election, invading and occupying a part of ukraine and being really in opposition to our key and vital allies across nato. >> as you know, senator, the president is also trying to foster some unity between israel and other sunni arab countries by emphasizing the threat from iran. do you support that approach? >> i do think we need to hold iran account...

An enemy." what did you make of the presidents comments? >> well, hes using some of the arguments that were being used by those who lost the battle about the iran deal in the summer of 2015. but reality is that thats actually entirely false. it was not so that the iranians were about to collapse and then suddenly obama out of some pity gave them the deal. on the contrary, what happened by january 2013 is that it had become very clear that the iranians were progressing on the nuclear program much...

Symbolic geographical movement goes from saudi to israel he will be received very well in israel. >> bill: there is talk about a sunni/arab coalition. they talked about that in the past. is this the time to make it happen? >> im not sure i would be optimistic about it. looking beyond the conflict with isis and hopefully were coming to the end of the caliphate there in what used to be syria and iraq you have to think about what the next conflict in the middle east will be. the iranian effort to c...

Nuclear and missile programs as they become mored advanced. i think we need to seriously consider the possibility that negotiations will not succeed. certainly donald trump has been disdainful of the iran deal, which was intended to eliminate irans nuclear program. so we also have to question whether the united states is prepared to make that kind of deal too. so i think the search for easy answers is over. its imperative that moon jae-in and donald trump meet at an early date and develop a real...

But, again, a nuclearized north korea presents a bigger threat to the united states than any of north koreas -- pete: american people seem to agree. the very same poll have 38% of americans have north korea is the biggest threat and isis 25. do you agree, carl? >> i do. isis is not a uniformed army. they have lone lone wolves they dont have the means to conduct large scale nuclear tests that is unless north korea gets this nuclear weapon and ships it off to them at the highest bidder. this is a ...

Against isis, but turkey considers some of our kurdish allies, like the ipg, to be terrorists. at the same time, the u.s. cant afford to alienate turkey, a nato partner, using the air force to launch strikes. all sorts of nuclear bombs positioned. the bottom line, bret, that old adage "the enemy of my enemy is my friend" is being put to the test as two of our alleys to make allies go at it tooth and nail. back to you. >> bret: doug mckelway live at the pentagon. thank you. iran and the u.s. dont...

Committing minor violations without consequences. stick with the obama administration viewed the iran nuclear deal as a separate agreement to address only irans nuclear program. the trump administration says the deal should also consider irans other aggressive behavior. its ballistic missile program, international support of terrorist organizations, and imprisoning u.s. citizens. though the specifics of how the u.s. will further confront iran are still unknown. >> once we have finalized conclusi...

Targets of u.s. counter proliferation efforts in terms of irans nuclear program, ballistic missiles programs, so these are some pretty dangerous people. >> bret: there are some doj sources who wanted to get reaction to your peace. they said that none of the iranian individuals named in the swap, whether it is the seven that were up for clemency or the 14 against whom charges were dropped, had american blood on their hands, and they are pushing back that the deal hampered the justice department c...