the muslim faith. they fear, they say, the islam faction of britain, and this is essentially their political manifesto, and they contested elections on this, and never been elected but more than that they are a self-styled resistance group, and this is where they get really controversial, take to the streets of mixed cultural area, and muslim occupied neighborhoods, and confront and sometimes very violent and provocative moments. they are controversial here, and exist outside of the political mainstream. the deputy leader of this group, which is who president trump has been retweeting has been convicted of hate crimes and harassing people on the streets for religious reasons. all of this, it s a pretty big deal politically in the country because they are considered to be so controversial.
north korea threatened aboveground nuclear detonation, and calling on china to cut off the inflow of oil toll and they will gladly take that chance. tensions erupting, wolf. let s talk a little bit more about all of this md. senator, thanks for joining us. nice to be here. i want to talk about the retweeting of president trump, an insight to violence of muslims. do you agree with that asse assessme assessment? imagine for a minute that he
experts agree that it travelled plenty far to hit anywhere in the united states. including washington, including new york. cnn s will ripley joins us from seoul. give us the latest? president trump just tweeted saying just spoke to xi jinping of china concerning the provocative actions of north korea, additional major sanctions will be imposed on north korea today. the situation will be handled. perhaps that s what president trump meant when he said they will handle the north korean nuclear program by slapping additional sanctions on what is already the most heavily sanctioned country on earth, and the unification minister said before the missile launch they expect north korea to finalize its nuclear program next year and the u.s. said perhaps by early next year, meaning weeks
with us, so senator grassley senator feinstein has had to go off on her own with these requests. unfortunately, that puts us a little bit behind the 8-ball in terms of time. but they do tend to focus in on an early trump deliverable to the russians, which was getting a republican party s tough position on ukraine out of the party platform. and if that was an early deliverable to the russians, then that s worth exploring further. in general the judiciary committee needs to look at how we can, with legislation, pre sent these type of future attacks and understand the justice that may have taken place. so we re working towards that again. we have been a bit hobled by the inability of the majority to find a way to work it out. senator grassley is chairman
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