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Troops. mike? mike: gillian turner, thank you. arthel? arthel: thank you. the former vice chairman of the joint chiefs of staff is reacting to the departure of general jim mattis. >> when all those national security decisions were being made in the white house, we could all take comfort that well at least jim mattis is in the room, and hes not going to be in that room much longer, as his letter points out, he had some fundamental disagreements with the president, and as the old adage says, eithe...

To be okay. police say the interview the agent and then released him to anbi servir. no word on any charges. >> melissa: oh, my goodness. so just days before a planned summit between president trump and kim jong un kim jong un, north korea reporting that syrian dictator bashar al-assad will visit him. the purpose of the trip and the date are unclear but the timing announcement is raising some concerns. adjoining is now is international security expert with the mit studies program. what do you ma...

Cause for alarm despite the obama administration playing down the danger. >> we should be concerned. the fact the government is trying to pass it off as not being enriched or weapon grade the fact is it could be used as a dirty bomb. you get uranium and radio active material and case it in conventional explosives and the blast will kill many people. >> tim walsh is a security associate at the mit studies program. good to see you. >> good to see. >> are you concerned about this? >> i am concerned...