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Jim lan sen is president of the -- hansen is president of the security studies group. they both join us. harry, most of us accept that north korea would have quite a job beating the united states towns a lump of jelly. lets consider it the other way around. if we want to denuke north korea, is that doable? >> is it doable, absolutely. the challenge is to do that you run the risk of potentially killing millions of people. for example, lets say the president decided to weigh his military options a...

Theres no such thing as bad publicity. >> they have done a wonderful job here in savannah. you know, it was not without hurdles. not without a lot of naysayers. so i commend jesse and emily on not letting that tear them down. being optimistic and persevering. >> with the start of the season, the community began to embrace the young team. loving the fact that ticket prices included unlimited food, tons of give aways and a run of show that rivals a three-ring circus. >> its fun. its entertaining. ...

>> he formally authorized accounting changes that understated the hotels profits to lower what was owed the city in rental fees. >> sneaky? oh, it was very sneaky. he cheated the city of a substantial sum of money. >> that woman speaking there is karen berstein. she was the new york city auditor general at the time this all happened in 1986. it took a couple of years, tons of stonewalling on the part of trump, but karen berstein and her team did audit and report on how trump was running that bus...

Second believe that he will survive that situation. >> jim you were special forces. weve been talking about fairly large scale operations here. is there any kind of a more pinpointed my crow strike, any kind -- micro strike, covert operation that, could fix this situation? >> that would be wonderful but i dont think its feasible. as harry said, his stuff is spread out, all over the place. we couldnt be sure to hit all of it. unless we go with a massive strike to take down everything. the best ca...

$2.8 million. >> it was an example of extraordinary flim-flammery. >> he formally authorized accounting changes that understated the hotels profits to lower what was owed the city in rental fees. >> sneaky? oh, it was very sneaky. he cheated the city of a substantial sum of money. >> that woman speaking there is karen berstein. she was the new york city auditor general at the time this all happened in 1986. it took a couple of years, tons of stonewalling on the part of trump, but karen berstein ...

Second believe that he will survive that situation. >> mark: jim, you are special forces. weve been talking about fairly large scale operations here. is there any kind of a more pinpointed my crow strike, anya a micro strike, a covert operation that could fix the situation? >> that would be wonderful but i dont think its feasible. as harry said, his stuff is spread out, all over the place. we couldnt be sure to hit all of it. unless we go with a massive strike to take down everything. thee best ...

Fresh off of winning the national championship at clemson, quarterback deshaun watson making his nfl debut last night. >> andy scholes with more in the "bleacher report." good morning, guys. the last time we saw watson he was throwing a game-winning touchdown against the game. fans excited about his future after picking him in the first round of the nfl draft. clemson two hours from charlotte. and tons of clemson fans filling the stands to see watsons nfl debut against the panthers. watson did...

Politico reporting tonight federal investigators have approached paul manaforts son-in-law in cooperating in the investigation and what politico describes as an effort to increase pressure on paul manafort. federal law enforcement is powerful. it matters who holds the reins of power within that system. federal law enforcement has a logic that is interesting to untangle and follow when it is unraveling dramatic wrongdoing. but covering federal law enforcement actions, very rarely seems weird, rig...

Enforcement actions, very rarely seems weird, right? very rarely takes a bizarre turn nobody was seeing. when it does, it tends to resonate not just for months, but years, tends to resonate into history. rarely since the start of this scandal have we watched a federal law enforcement action that has immediately provoked not just conclusions, but tons of burning questions. and thats why were very lucky enough to have carol lenknock with us tonight. well be with her next. trust #1 doctor recommend...

Undocumented immigrants who are loved by these people. the cities have the rights based on our supreme court law to expand social services to these people because they are not causing problems in these cities and they are making this country a better place. i do think that this lawsuit will have a leg to stand on because of that. >> julie: rahm emanuel believes, i want to read some comments he made recently. that the trump justice department is forcing the city of chicago to choose between its c...