white house. a lot of the people in power in the republican party don t want to make a deal, zmaiand we re g to start to see d.r.e.a.m.ers get deported. michelle goldberg of the new york times, thank you very much. charlie dent, republican congressman of pennsylvania joins us. i want to mention one thing to our viewers. joe manchin all but confirmed this morning that he asked schumer to tend shutdown by saying i m going to resign not resign, i m not going to run for re-election if you don t do this. so charlie, let s get back to the house and republicans in the house. we were talking just the other day on meet the press daily how you felt the hastert rule would imply there s enough pressure to put on the outliars and paul ryan to make a deal on d.r.e.a.m.ers. are you still so confident? yesterday steve scalise said
jesus that i follow was really somebody who fought for the outliars, and i think that trump has actually done the opposite and kind of of the sistracizing all right. jerushah armfield, thanks for coming on sharing your perspective. up next right here on outfront, 86 days at a trump golf resort with president trump. we ll be back. [burke] abstract accident. seen it. covered it. we know a thing or two because we ve seen a thing or two. we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum he s a nascar champion who s she s a world-class swimmer who s stared down the best in her sport. but for both of them, the most challenging opponent was.
different conversation about allegations against him. former director of progressive media with hillary clinton, with that campaign. now director of progressive programming at sirius/xm. liz plank, executive producer of fox media s divider of women. she s a bona fide internet sensation. and jessica contreras, a reporter with the washington post. a big thanks to all of you for carving out time on a friday afternoon. should we be talking about bill clinton right now? no, i don t think we should talk about bill clinton. there were plenty of feminists at the time those allegations were happening that we re having this conversation right now, but at the time, we weren t listening to feminists. we thought they were outliars. and the conversation about the cultural shift in terms of the power dynamic and abuses of power, those were conversations that weren t a part of the mainstream. i do think it s important to process sounds like you re bill bill clinton a pass. i m not giving h
measures is over. enough is enough. what is left to do that hasn t been done over the last decade in terms of sanctions? nobody wants to go to the military option. if you have done almost all you can in terms of sanctions, what s left somewhere in the middle there that hasn t been tried and if it hasn t been, why hasn t it been tried over ten years? short answer is not a lot is left. you can cut down physically, but north korea has already begun to stockpile oil. you can try to cut off every financial flow. i think the history of sanctions shows that that won t work. there will alleges be outliars that get in there. there s black markets and gray market. north korea also is the most closed society in the world. they re willing to have their people starve if need be. they don t care. sanctions aren t the answer. is it a military response or nothing at this point? i think we re down to a binary choice. at some point things get simple, and now it s down to a binary choice. eithe
there, yasmin. the overwhelming majority of people that i talked to that actually voted for trump don t think he has had enough time to get done what he needs to get done. don t think the media has given him a fair shake, and they still want to wait and see what he does, but they still support him. there are only a few outliars there that were disenting and not happy. interesting to see such a diversity of opinion and people speaking so frankly with you. that one guy saying get her done. you know what we have to do, we have to go back there maybe in a year or so after he has had some more time and do that same piece again and see what people have to say. that was awesome, lewis. thank you. a new report from the federal government reveals that last year was earth s warmest on record. the findings from the national oceanic and atmospheric administration reveals that the higher temps were the result of long-term global warming and a strong el nino weather pattern. it says that 2016 su