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Today the fcc had this to say. it appears that the government of hawaii did not have responsible safeguards or process controls in place to prevent the transmission of a false alert. there are some key questions that we want to break down right now. what's being done to make sure a mistake like this doesn't happen again? why did it take 38 minutes to correct that error and could this whole thing have given north korea valuable information about what the united states would do if there, in fact, was a ballistic missile. great to have both of you with us. jacob, let's begin with you w. do you kn...

This was a shift change. in was a regular drill they have been doing every day here as tensions have been heightened between the president and kim jong-un. it was just a big, fat mistake by state officials that monitor the civil defense. this has illicited a response from ajit pai. he said "based on the information we've collected so far, it appears that the government of hawaii did not have reasonable safeguards or process controls in place to prevent the transmission of a false alert." and the state government here has admitted as such, and they've already put into place new processes. and i...

No that rule. >> isn't that amazing. >> there may be one but i can't think of what it is off the top of my head. you know, obviously it was a huge night for democrats. i would say not in karl rove's defense but just as a statement of reality, karl rove didn't pick these candidates in the senate. the party picked those candidates. part of the problem in the republican party has right now as we've discussed on this show many times is that the far right of the party in the primary process controls things so you end up of the selection usually with the most conservative candidate, often extremely ...