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Without seeing a rocket fired. sanctions are still in place. >> this guy, senior fellow at the simpson center, i am not a trump supporter, 99% of what he does come his instincts have been right about north korea, also weighing in, robert carlin, and trump's approach is the best game in town, his willingness to rep up a good instinct might, might help us. >> one of the things north korea met with kim jong un in the past, they are all smiles. it is a list of nuclear

Thanks so much. for more lacy healey a fellow at the simpson center. and paul eaten, senior adviser at vote vets.org. general eaten you first. your assessment of this it was either this or war. do you really believe that. >> absolutely, ed. and thank you very much for the invitation here and good to see you lacy. it is that. we either achieve a diplomatic outcome here or we're going to have to pursue war. we will not stop the iranians with a warfare option short of occupation of the country. there is no easy military solution. so we either have a very difficult military solution or solve it wi...

Changes. i'm joined tonight by lacey healy, a fellow at the simpson center and also president of the ploughshares fund. lacey, what does this senate bill do at this point? >> yes, the senate bill ultimately at this point it allows congress to weigh in on an eventual nuclear deal if one is achieved but it really doesn't have the teeth of the original bill, so this is -- this is ultimately really, i would say, an endorsement for diplomacy. this was negotiated by senators cardin and corker and ultimately they came down to a bipartisan negotiation, bipartisan agreement that the white house support...