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Al alarming new headline from noah about whats ahead. The flames shooting into the air. Good evening, and its great to have you with us here on a wednesday night, and we do begin with breaking news. That headline, north korea just a short time ago, issuing its newest threat. The ap now reporting that the north korean regime is calling President Trumps words a load of nonsense, saying they will complete their plan to, quote, attack waters near guam by mid august. It comes after President Trump warned north korea against making any more threats or the u. S. Would unleash fire and fury unlike any...

Al alarming new headline from noah about whats ahead. The flames shooting into the air. Good evening, and its great to have you with us he on a wednesday night, and we do begin with breaking news. That headline, north korea just a short time ago, issuing its newest threat. The ap now reporting that the of ica s nonsense, saying they complete their plan to, quote, attack waters near guam by mid august. It comes after President Trump warned north korea against u. Ing any more threats or the fury unlike anything the world has ever seen. Abcs senior white house correspondent, cecilia vega, leading...

The home leveled, flames shooting into the air. Good evening, and its great to have you with us here on a wednesday night, and we do begin with breaking news. That headline, north korea just a short time ago, issuing its newest threat. The ap now reporting that the north korean regime is calling President Trumps words a load of nonsense, saying they will complete their plan to, quote, attack waters near guam by mid august. It comes after President Trump warned north korea against making any more threats or the u. S. Would unleash fire and fury unlike anything the world has ever seen. Abcs seni...

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