the most dangerous spots on the planet right now, that is true. what i'm afraid of, anderson is that the white house is ratcheting up rhetoric in a way that has no off ramp. if you continue to ratchet this up, what happens when north korea does something that -- that, you know, they test the next missile? are we then bound to attack them? i'm just very concerned that the white house is ratcheting up rhetoric but has not come to the house or the senate or the members of congress with a real plan on what they want to do. >> how likely is it in your view that president trump could determine military force is necessary? >> well, i think that that's the one place where he seems like he's willing to initiate military action. my concern is that he's moving forward without any real plan and that anything that he does will be much more knee jerk. look, if north korea does anything that will endanger japan or south korea, we have a treaty alliance with those two nations and of course we will