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Jimmy rights better leave sully alone. he should be retired to hang out with george w on the ranch, having fun. and unnecessary article. time for the good, the bad and the ugly. up first the good. a retired military dog is reunited with his soldier after a year apart. >> the dog puts himself on the line for you. >> dustin kane and the german shepherd working controls together at a base in south korea and they will live together in idaho. the bad, the los angeles city council advancing a proposal...

Are using libya as the model. when you think about libya, in 2003, they gave away their nuke program. in 2011 thats when essentially gadhafi was killed and dragged through the streets. >> john bolton was right and wrong to present that as example. muammar qaddafi ended up in a ditch knifed by his own people. but he was correct, he gave up weapons because of power american military. what he saw happened to saddam hussein it was power and pressure that caused him to in the table. brian: not us tha...

Is whether mike pompeo in lock step in a way that rex tillerson simply wasnt, makes american foreign policy more hawkish on the key issue of iran, potentially, potentially on north korea and it does seem that mike pompeo is more hawkish on russia than rex tillerson, than the president has been recently, so well see if that changes too. >> evelyn? >> i would say the first thing, ari, is the way this happened is highly unconstructive and it didnt need to come down this way, just suddenly firing ti...

Are helping us with north korea. now china has denied it illegally provided energy to north korea. the secretary of state and president have both said china is helping on north korea but that china can do much, much more. >> rick: rich, thanks very much. >> julie: chaos in one city as a van crashes into a crowded sidewalk. what police are saying about the driver. >> rick: also the trump administration considering a naval blockade against north korea. how this could affect china. >> julie: new ru...

Estate tax, family farms falls under that business type of bracket. the big thing they really need to do a better job of explaining is, yes, a lot of these deductions are going to go away, but the big bet is if we double the standard deduction for the middle income family, a family of four $59,000 a year will get about $1,200 a year back. >> we have the bill. there are winners and losers. people between 20,000 t$20,000 $40,000. they see on average a tax increase. whats weird in this bill is they...

Others, those diplomatic efforts will continue until the first bomb drops. >> in the meantime, iran is threatening to halt unannounced inspections of its nuclear program if the nuclear agreement is canceled. secretary tillerson says washington is trying to stay in this deal, the iran nuclear deal, but he adds that there are flaws that need to be fixed. >> we want to take the agreement as it exists today, fully enforce that agreement. be very demanding of irans compliance under the agreement. and...

Of their ideology or out of their belief that immigrants are good. 72% of the top 25 fortune 500 companies employ daca recipients, but they dont necessarily know that thats who theyre employing because the work permit doesnt necessarily look any different. so if were looking at a gradual phase-out of the daca program or a severe cutoff, in either of those situations, they might be having people who are employed legally one day and employed illegally the next, which is the kind of uncertainty tha...

Were going to be searching the homes and identifying any of our -- any citizens that are in need or ensuring that people are all out -- we can get to them if they need anything additional. >> you expressed to us the other day that you felt perhaps government officials, rescue workers, were in some cases ill prepared for this. do you -- do you sense that it is now the time to begin to discuss that, and are you getting all the resources that you need to begin really going door to door to really re...

Factual deficiencies in the discussion with the congressman. its important to understand that $882 billion in reductions in medicaid spending, 85% of that comes from the phase-out of obamacares expansion of medicaid. it doesnt touch the traditional medicaid. there are reforms as well. we can get to that. the majority of that dollar figure is the phase-out of the acas expansion of medicaid which is replaced in this senate bill with robust refundable advanceable tax credits that are structured sim...

But by then, mitch mcconnell will have passed his bill, right? >> i think there were a lot of factual deficiencies in the discussion with the congressman. its important to understand that $882 billion in reductions in medicaid spending, 85% of that comes from the phase-out of obamacares expansion of medicaid. it doesnt touch the traditional medicaid. there are reforms as well. we can get to that. but the vast majority of that dollar figure is the phase-out of the acas expansion of medicaid which...