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When there had been threats coming from north korea that it could target guam with enveloping fire from missiles. and that raised alert levels there. and also it led to one incident of false alarm being put out by one of the tv stations. it was basically a civil danger warning on august 15th, 2017, on the emergency alert broadcast system and the authorities there had to later say this was a case of human error. it was a much smaller incident, not across the whole island, and just one tv station that did this. but it gives you a sense of how nerves were shaken and people were on edge on that u....

Breaking news, north korea making a new threat moments ago defying the president of the united states red line. as we speak pyongyang claiming it is quote serious lie examining a plan to launch four missiles towards the u.s. territory of guam. the plan according to north korea will be in place in just days and could have the rockets landing just about 20 miles from america's military bases in the western pacific on guam. our ivan watson is out front live from there. ivan this threat, of course, comes about 15 hours after the president said if you threaten again the united states, i will unleas...

World has never seen before. thank you. >> all right. those remarks came after a "washington post" report which nbc has confirmed saying a u.s. intel asaysment believes north korea has the ability to miniaturize a nuclear weapon and attach it to a missile. however, according to u.s. officials briefed on the intelligence, that does not mean that pyongyang has a nuclear tipped icbm nor that it could survive reentry if they did. this came after japan had air raid drills this week for the first time after world war ii, after the regime stated they're considering striking guam, enveloping fire arou...

This. one of the things the president and his team have done very well in terms of their diplomacy up to this point, dana, they have included the congress. i think there's a lot of bipartisan support. for with the trump administration is doing, particularly on the sanctions both at the u.n. -- you may have seen that we passed sanctions just two weeks ago. very bipartisan. right now, the ministrations working closely with the congress. i think they need to continue to do that but we are supportive of their diplomatic efforts right now. >> dana: dan sullivan, thank you for being here tonight. it...

>> dana: that was rod rosenstein who has come under fire from critics questioning his involvement in the russian investigation. constitutional law attorney jonathan turley echoed the criticism, arguing that he should recuse himself. writing that he is not only the ultimate authority on the investigation, he's also clearly a witness. there are times in multitasking is a talent but this is not one of those times. he was also a george washington university law professor. those students are lucky to have you. why do you think rosenstein should recuse himself and do think that's actually in the car...