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Presidents have sounded. he was so harshly critical during the campaign and because he is, by his nature, a descriptive figure, i think theyre taking it more seriously. maybe it will have some effect. on these issues, i think hes on the same ground as his predecessors were who had complaints about the u.n. but also saw a role for the united nations and that something you heard him articulate today. >> bret: he is clearly touting the u.n. security council in the unanimous votes theyve managed to ...

Ways of the past. which work, not working. >>harris: chris stirewalt, always good to see you. today is a big day at the u.n. for the president but what stands out so far? >> i think the first part, you and john alluded to it. the expectation about donald trump on the world stage. we were told he would be unsteady. he would make people nervous, the world did not know what to make of donald trump. we find ourselves now 8, 9, 10 months into it trump-ism and none of those predictions have come to pa...

Just when it seemed the republicans had moved on, lawmakers are now rallying behind a last-ditch attempt to overhaul obamacare. it began as a long shot but quickly picked up steam as super majority leader mitch mcconnell says hes in. theyve been lobbying behind the scenes. democrats are now taking the effort seriously. democratic chuck schumer slammed the bill. >> while it may live under a new name, gram cassidy, no matter how many ways republicans try to dress it up, this bill is even more dang...

With previous administrations. the trouble is the cost. are you willing to bear those potential costs and we know the president has been briefed on those and those are a risk in numbers that we just dont talk about anymore in terms of conflict today. tens of thousands, perhaps hundreds of thousands dead in seoul, south korea among the americans, whether there are ex patriots living there because you have troops close to the border and these are convention n conventional weapons. the warning time...

Not a surprise but, once again, the north korean regime of kim jong-un poking their fingers in japans eyes, u.s. eyes and others. >> were in the midst of continued escalation of the north korean crisis. youve had 22 missile launches this year alone, the pace much greater than kim jong-uns predecessors, his father and grandfather. you have rhetoric coming from the u.s. about the possibility of a military reaction. in the past 24 hours, you had reports coming out of south korea acknowledging the f...

Tonight. jim, what more are you learning? >> well, erin, the u.s. military and intelligence had been detecting preparations for a missile launch for some days and now tonight, this morning, new york delivering the range. it looks as if this missile traveled more than 2,000 miles. the initial indications of intermediate range ballistic missile but the trajectory, flying as you said, right over northern japan. a u.s. treaty ally. a direct provocation to u.s. treaty ally. a similar path to the most...

And the georgia coastline, had it been worse, you can imagine what that wouldve looked like. we are dealing with the impacts across north georgia. wins have been gusting into the 60s across areas as far north as north georgia. rainfall totals have been extreme. we are going to see it continuing to pull north. tomorrow evening we will mostly be done. >> bret: hopefully you will get a break. nice job. now to our other major story, the 16th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. today was president trump...

Procedures. steve: technicality? >> highly technicality. another issue you cant sue in federal court unless you have been harmed. the states have not been harmed. no one has been harmed. steve: they dont have standing. >> daca is in place right now. donald trumps justice department and department of homeland security are honoring it. no change until march 5th. by then congress may have legislated daca and make it the law of the land. ainsley: what will happen. >> its premature. it missed its str...

>> its -- were obviously aware of the circumstances. but again, we dont comment on potential or ongoing investigations. but in many cases that involve dealings in themarket, new york and the federal government share jurisdiction, so thats pretty common. and ive pursued a lot of cases having to do with fraud in the financial markets. my predecessors did. eliot spitzer when he was attorney general got famous for doing it. so there is overlap. as to the specifics of this case, we really arent going...

Andrew napolitano. newt gingrich said this today on "fox & friends." >> he campaigned last year on the fact that president obamas executive order was unconstitutional. his vice president authorized his attorney general to file a lawsuit. the major legal advisors says its unconstitutional. >> i think the former speaker is correct. however, the other side of this page is that every president since ronald reagan, including donald trump, has followed daca for humanitarian reasons. barack obama eithe...