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>> if the women are considered victims, does the video expect show that? does the video of the victim affect your view? >> it shouldn't. the individuals involved, we're working with them. i can't speak more about it on the victims. it should not affect our ability to use video ultimately if we need to in court. video evidence is always very powerful in a court of law. you also have the testimony of some of the victims. i know that in many cases like this, there are language barriers and there are interpreters needed. there's also a trust factor that must be gained. we're working all those thin...

If eventually the next step would be not immediately to pull forces away from the dmz, if north korea would pull their army which is almost their entire army is there, and south korea would pull their forces away as a result of that peace treaty that would be consequential. it's not denuclearization but it certainly does add a dimension to the trust factor. what kim jong-un is seeking two things. economic prosperity and security and what we're seeking, one thing. disarm nuclear weapons disarm ballistic missiles. maria: well north korea wants sanctions relief right? is that one of the things th...

Forgiveness for illegals already here. you say? >> that's not the case. we need a wall because it's part of national security. border security is people, it's technology, it's a wall or barrier, fence, whatever you want to call it. that's just fundamental to national security. at the same time, we're talking about other things that are important to the democrats to try to get them on board, whether it's the humanitarian assistance, addressing daca. they're all things that they want to get a deal done. >> neil: if you had to pick where we would be a month from now, still in the shut down? >> no...

He's doing something that he thinks is beneficial for him, he can't see the damage it might be causing the country as a whole. >> do you think the press sometimes acts in ways that makes them the enemy of the people in. >> i don't think that they're the enemy of the people. sometimes i think they have been given maybe a bad rap in presenting not only the facts but their machines as well. >> right. do you think, pat, the press is the enemy of the people in. >> i would say the press should be the guardian of the people. thatry the fourth estate. they are supposed to be the guardian of freedom an...

Facts but their opinions as well. >> right. and do you think, pat, that the press is the enemy of the people? >> i would say the press should be the guardian of the people. they are the fourth state and supposed to be the guardian of freedom and liberty. i think the press, particularly the national media tends to incorporate its own opinion and own agenda in a number of stories. so it's difficult to find that trust factor you're looking for when you sense that opinion being put forth as opposed to just the facts. but your role is to be the guardian of liberty. >> so ashton, you're in the press...