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Korean imports. i think you will see a build-up in the region of u.s. military striking forces that would be predisposed towards hitting the north korean ballistic missile development sites. >> bret: that would change the dynamic. julie, that is the number one international issue they are dealing with. >> it absolutely is. i think what we have seen over the last several weeks is that they are dealing with the exact same dynamic that president bush and president obama dealt with which is that the...

"the washington examiner." katie schlapp columnist for the "washington times" and here at the white house julie paste associated editor for the associated press. so far logistically things are going well and this trip kind of showed that with cabinet members and with the governor of texas. >> certainly the white house and the administration at large feel pretty good so far about the way that the federal government has been responding. i think its clearly important to the president that he be on ...

Try to crack down on north korean imports. i think you will see a build-up in the region of u.s. military striking forces that would be predisposed towards hitting the north korean ballistic missile development sites. >> bret: that would change the dynamic. julie, that is the number one international issue they are dealing with. >> it absolutely is. i think what we have seen over the last several weeks is that they are dealing with the exact same dynamic that president bush and president obama d...

Rogan commentary writer for "the washington examiner." katie schlapp columnist for the "washington times" and here at the white house julie paste associated editor for the associated press. so far logistically things are going well and this trip kind of showed that with cabinet members and with the governor of texas. >> certainly the white house and the administration at large feel pretty good so far about the way that the federal government has been responding. i think its clearly important to ...

Headline trumps legal team faces tensions and a client who often takes his own counsel. and the questions keep coming from the hill as to why kushner still has his security clearance having reportedly now amended his security forms three times with an additional 100 more names of people he now remembers meeting with. >> i think jared kushner ought to resign. he owes it to the american people to avoid the distraction to his father, because he apparently concealed a meeting that is harmful to our ...

That form. >> so he had the ability to go back and amend it and amend it again but that could also be actionable, that he had to go back and amend it twice. >> well to amend it after a long period of time, after months, i mean its one thing if you go through the whole form online and then you realize oh ill go back still working oh on the for me form-on put something in or when this retired fbi agent shows up and goes through it with you and you sit there and you have to think about each line th...

Me form-on put something in or when this retired fbi agent shows up and goes through it with you and you sit there and you have to think about each line that you filled out. there is no way that jared kushner was telling the truth if he had to go back in and put 100 different items on the form. >> so julie, thats probably the best description ive heard of this. is it because he is on the white house staff arguably the closest man to the president that he is in jeopardy as opposed to don jr. said...

Up and ask a question. so important. russia is a ruse. i have nothing to do with russia. havent made a phone call to russia in years. dont speak to people from russia. not that i wouldnt. i just have nobody to speak to. i poke to putin twice he called me on the election. i told you this. and he called me on the inauguration. a few days ago. i have nothing to do with russia. to the best of my knowledge no person that i deal with does. >> so that answer still exists as a baseline answer, julie. an...

"wall street journal" eli stokeles is back with us and process paris based foreign editor for the daily beast, long-term overseas correspondent christopher dickey who happens to be in flant, georgia tonight. well back to all of you. julie, beginning with you, obviously the traveling white house from the boss down, no intention of backing down. in fact the huge effort to normalize the idea of meeting with a russian and gladly accepting their help in the campaign. >> right. i mean its pretty clear...

I told you this. and he called me on the inauguration. a few days ago. i have nothing to do with russia. to the best of my knowledge no person that i deal with does. >> so that answer still exists as a baseline answer, julie. and with that in mind do you think the email story this week is the most momentous thus far in the story line? i think it is. and i think thats not just because of the fact that the meeting happened. i think that if you look at this story line over the last several months s...