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defiant, they say they are going to carry on attacking shipping which is linked to israel. the rest of the world says, not all of it. you have been attacking ships that have got nothing to do with israel. in fact over the weekend they rather foolishly attacked a russian ship, a ship carrying russian oil. they did this by mistake because their intelligence is not perfect. the houthis will eventually run out of missiles but they have still got enough at the moment to potentially do what they threaten to do, which is a swarm attack, to launch a whole barrage of missiles and drones at a western warship, to try to break through its air defences and cripple it, or even sink it. there is that risk. this happened on tuesday, tuesday last week, when they launched 21 drones and missiles that got shot down by us and british forces. so that is a risk. that got shot down by us and british forces. so that is a risk.-
do polls in their states or districts, and they see what i think all of us are seeing. this is donald trump's party still, and there is no real use in fighting it. we've had a primary here where ron desantis wanted to move us past trump and give you, you know, a lot of what trump is, maybe a little less crazy, a little more boring, and voters don't want that. nikki haley who wants to go back to a party we had 10, 15 years ago. voters don't want that. that's what these senators and house members are seeing, that this is where the party is. firmly still a trump party. doing it at this late date basically tells us what we'll find out tonight, this primary is over. it was probably over before it began. there's not a real competitive primary here. they understand that ron desantis and nikki haley had their got, and it's not going to work out. they're trying to get ahead of that. >> let's spend a moment on that idea. there's been a lot of coverage about the jockeying, about who is in second, who is in third, and we'll spend time on that,
go to the china north korea border and cross the river and go through the mountain. all of that to flee north korea. as you said, you can go across the dmz and there are instances in the past, a few years ago, a north korean soldier tried to escape, got shot in the back. it's heavily fortified. soldiers. land mines. that's very risky. the real way to escape is really just the border. go through the border. >> when you go to north into china, you're not free as i discovered in the movie because if the chinese get you, they'll just send you back to north korea. >> i think that's one of the most important things about this film. you realize you think that most people might think okay, fleeing north korea is the hardest part. no, that's just the first step and the real danger begins when you're in china because china's policy is to not recognize them as refugees. they call them economic migrants
>> does he want that percentage no matter how small it is? bill: that little bump. maybe that sent a signal. dana: we'll she she -- see you on "special report." bill: thank you, shannon. right on. shannon bream, thanks. we can go back in time. what we were showing you last are hour, we were showing you bob dole was the republican who won by the largest margin. but george w. bush wasn't far behind, right, year 2000. and this is kind of what he said to the folks of iowa, that he would not forget them. >> i will never forget that it all started right here. [cheers and applause] and to the people of new hampshire, i'm on by way. [cheers and applause] dana: so i barely remember that. i do remember that and, of course, iowa was such an important state for him. when he went to new hampshire, you know that story, he didn't do as well in new hampshire, in fact, got smoked. so it was a race to south carolina after that. bill: just so viewers know at
>> it's complicated. you have to cross the river and go to the china north korea border and cross the river and go through the mountain. all of that to flee north korea. as you said, you can go across the dmz and there are instances in the past, a few years ago, a north korean soldier tried to escape, got shot in the back. as you mentioned, it's heavily fortified. soldiers. land mines. that's very risky. the real way to escape is really just the border. go through the border. >> when you go to north into china, you're not free as i discovered in the movie because if the chinese get you, they'll just send you back to north korea. >> i think that's one of the most important things about this film. you realize you think that most people might think okay, fleeing north korea is the hardest part. no, that's just the first step and the real danger begins when you're in china because china's policy is to not recognize them
puzzle. >> laura: i mean when you think about this again, the head of the houthi group came out inn a video just hours ago sayingu. you strike us and we come after you. d also colonel davis we have an open border right now and we know terrorist have exploited the border and we have caughto some of them. who knowwho s who was in this country now. another reason why we need a total change in leadership. we will get into this with mollie hemingway and kelly and but thisou is a dangerous i situation we are setting up.in t >> it is and unfortunately this is long in the building so no easy answer to the obviousth solutions. i do share your concerns about the fact you can even call it a border but wide open and got knows who was coming in.e ar there could be sleeper agents and i don't have knowledge but there is a real possibility thal is. somebody wants to harm our