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For at least three days last week, the second link in the U.S. military chain of command, the man the president would call to order military action in a crisis, was missing in action with no explanation.
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anymore in politics. we've become numb to it. this is across the line. it's not that hard to apologize. she should do it. >> i would say it was the never again that is the controversy. we've been talking about concentration camps in china with the uighurs. it's part of a bill, you know, the assistant secretary defense has talked about concentration camps in china recently. so that phrase in and of itself isn't the problem. it may be the way she used it. i want to talk about the project "the new york times" is doing. but it's 18 questions for -- >> 16 questions, 21 candidates. we brought through basically every single candidate in the field to ask them the same set of questions. it was, you know, what you said before was the comfort food project because we did ask what their favorite comfort food is. >> and we have it. >> all right. >> when you're a vegan, that's lots of veggies on the go. >> i try to stay away from it,
also served for "the washington post" and assistant secretary defense for russia and our national security analyst and our national security analyst, ned price. peter, i have to go to you first. what can you make of the statements of these two leaders and what do republicans do on the hills of this? >> yeah, it is hard. we have been characterizing this press conference as extraordinary or remarkable. we sort of run out of synonyms in covering the white house and i can't remember anything like this and it really comes close. traditionally the party that's most weary of russia's interference in the west and all sorts of way. they are put in the position of either bolting from their president of their party and taking him on or you know swallowing the concerns that i
surely there is a lot going onto try and move the ball forward. we are joined from the white house. also with us former senior adviser to the assistant secretary defense for asian and security affairs. she's now the director of political and security affairs at the asia society policy institute. that's a mouthful. hans, let's start with you. we have to go trade action against china. we're just hearing the president talk about that this morning with a $50 billion number. an i.p. that will hit china where it hurts. >> we've learned the deadline. it's june 15th, or that's when they'll get specific about where the 25% tariffs, what it hits. we knew the talks were going on from different people in the administration. you hear different views on whether or not the trade war is on or off. it seemed like it was off last week. now that the talks with north korea are back on, it seems like they're moving forward putting a hard deadline for when they're
before you even threatened to act? yet in ukraine, they haven't even started the fighting and you want to get in the middle of it. by the way, aren't you supposed to be a pass vis? did you forget you won the nobel peace prize? mr. president, everyone is laughing at us. you're like a schoolyard bully. no one is afraid of you. putin certainly isn't. he's a former high ranking kgb. he's got all the military credentials he needs. and what might your military credentials be, mr. commander in chief? and that's my opening statement. with me now is former assistant secretary defense and fox news national security analyst k.t. mcfarland and own the phone colonel david hunt. k.t., i mean putin has already moved the military into the