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Engaging in appeasement. right now he's on the verge of instigating a conflict with iran, acting in a very dangerous manner just as he was acting in a dangerous manner with north korea in 2017. and i agree with you about john bolton. i'm no fan of john bolton. but donald trump is the one who selected him as national security adviser of the united states, and the way that trump acts is simply incoherent. it doesn't make any sense, and it sends a bad message about u.s. foreign policy because our allies and adversaries, they don't know what he is up to. >> tara, just the idea that he's over there...

Guam. this is not the first time one of their missiles have overflown japan. first time was in 1998, population of japan really was outraged and forced north korea to declare a moratorium of launch testing from the peninsula. significance here, that is when they began ballistic missile work with iran. work that continues to this day. we have as clear a demonstration as you're going to get without actually hitting american or japanese or south korean territory. what this regime has in mind. that is why the potential, the risk of having to use military means to deal with north korea's threat is ...

Much higher. and let's also be clear that the ayatollahs of tehran are watching closely. >> kelly: i'm glad you brought that up. and that's what secretary kerry brought up with the chinese officials talking about iran and i think it has to be discussed. when you look at the north korean peninsula and trying to develop the nuclear program. one of their allies in all of this might be iran. >> well, we've known that for at least 15 years north korea and iran have cooperated on ballistic missile development. they're going to a moratorium on launch testing from the korean peninsula, to pyongyang in...

In 2006, i was in the security council, too, the day after north korea had broken a seven-year moratorium on launch testing, and it launched a barrage of missiles. it ended up the bush administration followed a policy similar to what the clinton administration had done. so the real question here is not are we outraged to what north korea has done. of course. so is everybody. so what. will trump follow-through on what nikki haley said or at least implied and really do substantial restrictions on trade with china, and china's trade with the united states. that's what remains to be seen. >> neil:...

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