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To him. >> i think if you look at the record of north korea over the past 65 years, is they're in the business of preserving their family business. which is the totalitarian state. they threaten their neighbors. they've done it for decades with artillery. and now, they're beginning to threaten their neighbors, their more distant neighbors, like the united states with ballistic missiles and nukes. but it seems to be the same game, which is to preserve their power inside this relatively small country with a small population. and if you look at north korea that way, as a sort of family business t...

Opened. president trump was the only remaining hurdle to this thursday's legally required release of 5,000 classified documents from the kennedy assassination. what might they reveal? plus, with north korea threatening war and the president heading to south korea on november 7th, is it too risky for him to follow protocol and visit the demilitarized zone. also there's a senator on trial for bribery, roberts menendez, but will it make it impossible to successfully prosecute any for corruption? and also this, another football controversy, but it doesn't involve kneeling. is this banner at ...

That seems to be where the percentages are. and trying to control this regime rather than to go to war with it, makes more sense. >> what does he want? what does kim jong un want? >> i think if you look at the family as a whole, his grandfather created the place in the late 1940s. and he ruled for nearly 50 years and died of natural causes. his father ruled for 20-some yers and died of natural causes. i think that that's what kim jong un wants. he wants to be in power, running this state, throughout his life. without interference from the outside. that seems to be the conclusion that one can m...

Not to say, hey, pittsburgh team, 75% black, you're now in trump country? you're now in west virginia, this is hostile turf, so to speak? >> yeah, we would have had the sign, regardless of who we were playing. it didn't withdraws our mind that it would be taken that way. it was merely a play on words as in beat and the president of the united states given that it was a patriotic game. >> the librarian of the other school catches wind of this the following day. she sends out that tweet i've always shown the audience where she regards it as sickening racism. and it take on a whole life of its ow...

Or negative impact on kim jong un in this situation? >> i don't see how it could possibly help anybody to make threats like that. you know other presidents haven't done it. for good reason. >> but i guess to the president's defense, i would say and what those other predecessors of his have done hasn't worked, because north korea has continued to march on a nuclear path and maybe he's trying to out-crazy him. you know he's trying to as between the two of them, to appear to be the more irrational. >> well you know, that's possible. but it just seems that trying to out-crazy somebody is not a goo...