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Decided to evacuate on their own because they felt it was and say ok now theres also controversy about the wall to contain the contamination at fukushima radiation there are still leaking out briefly if you are there plans in store to to reinforce the wall and to keep that secret radiation to an acceptable level. absolutely there are plans of the operators of the nuclear power plant trying everything at the moment but in the wake of what happened at the time of the disaster they were criticized ...

Im back now with general michael hayden. i want to -- i want to talk to you before we get to north korea, lets talk about things happening at the white house. h.r. mcmaster could be out maybe by the end of the month or sometime soon. what do you make of that reporting. >> this is like a sine wave reporting from the white house. occurring every three or four weeks. i do think the relationship between h.r. and the president is not what you would want with a national security adviser. look, don, un...

H.r. mcmaster could be out maybe by the end of the month or sometime soon. what do you make of that reporting. >> this is like a sine wave reporting from the white house. occurring every three or four weeks. i do think the relationship between h.r. and the president is not what you would want with a national security adviser. look, don, unless you hired a kissinger or another, national security adviser is a process guy. in that job to impose discipline and methodology and order on the presidents...

Someone else brought in you have the same president. and the same task. order, discipline, methodology. and you still have the same friction points. >> you tell me nothing -- there is one person who would have to change or at least. >> yes. look, put it in the most positive sense possible. the president is instinctive, spontaneous and prone to action. the job of the national security adviser is to fight the instincts in any president. >> do you worry the turnover affects national security, espec...

Head in terms of this type of planning and strategy. that takes us to h.r. mcmaster. we have heard many times, as have you, he is on his way out. trump doesnt listen to him. trump goes against his advice. the president said yesterday thats not true. hes doing a great job. how important is mcmaster to national security? >> well, the position is traditionally very important to national security. unless you hire skill cost, what you normally get in the job is someone who controls the process of iss...

And i have less confidence that it would be successful. i think the language that generated this most recent threat is if they showed the capability of the missile and the weapon, the capability of, you know, you and i have been talking about this now over a year and trying to parse out the language. mattis has been very careful. mattis has talked tough but about the threat. if they threaten america. if they threaten americas friends. it puts our response in a fairly narrow, easy to define lane....

Reliable. remember we had what was it, 7,000 air force personnel who should not have been able to buy weapons as civilians and yet were able to because the problems with federal registry. this fixes those federal registry problems. i think thats likely to happen. >> dana: you wrote a column in your wall street journal weekly piece that theres good news for republicans. i wonder if this gun debate fits into that. ill show you the terence group that did a poll for the national republican senatoria...

At russias role and whether or not there was a conspiracy among russians. does that become -- does that become the underlying crime, if this moves into the kind of investigation where youre looking at who knew what and when is it >> sure, nicolle. in fact, maybe one of several underlying crimes. its great reporting. and to take nothing away from it, i would also add its not the least bit surprising. the central theme of the investigation has been russia, and the things connected to russia, wheth...

Probably the term most familiar with the public in terms of brainwashing cases. >> there is this idea of stockholm syndrome, which came from a bank robbery in stockholm, sweden. over time, the people who were held hostage begin to identify with their captor. >> stockholm syndrome takes you about 1/8 of the way. the stockholm syndrome is here, you got me. im a captive. ive got to make the best of this. but thats fundamentally different than saying, you know what, i really dig what youre doing. by...

With their captor. >> stockholm syndrome takes you one eighth of the way. you got me. im a captive. i dpot to make the best of this. but thats fundamentally different than saying, you know what, i really dig what youre doing. by the way, it would have been a real achievement. it would be the first time ever to succeed and the sla had no training in this. never pretend to have any training in this. >> some have said that the sla had no expertise in brainwashing and particularly donald defreeze, t...