otto warmbier today. this as we learn that north korea is conducting another rocket engine test. the former u.s. ambassador to the united nations, john bolton. obviously they re getting more provocative. the talk that they would release the remaining three american hostages there and one canadian, that has gone by the wayside. it s business as usual for the north koreans. i would think so. it raises the question why they finally decided to release otto warmbier just days before he died. perhaps the family pulled off the life support equipment. the north koreans realized he was about to die. this is a brutal, barbaric regime. they re pursuing nuclear weapons and have extensive supplies of chemical and biological weapons. their behavior has not changed
underpin your survey, show that they re involved. we see a difference and we poll people that participate. also when you re doing some of those surveys, you re not calling people that you re calling people that aren t necessarily citizens. you have to poll people that participate. neil: real quickly. you think the republican support is is there a factor by which you add because it s understated? absolutely. i don t think it s republican support so much. it s support for this president. i think you see that in a lot of these. i always say it s like having a five-person family. doesn t matter what the kids want. mom and dad decide what s for dinner. neil: well-put. congratulations, robert. an interesting methodology. robert cahaly who once again proved the experts wrong. when we come back here, american
leaguer to making history in the majo majors. he hit two home runs against the mets making him the fastest player to ever hit 21 home runs. it took him just 51 games. now he leads the national league in home runs. he s just 21 years old. the future s bright. he was playing in the little league world series just ten years ago. dodgers beat the mets 10-6. talk about a good blood line, christine his dad, clay, won three world series, two with the yankees, one with the angels. good stuff there for the bellingers. all right. absolutely. thanks, coy. nice to see you. you re welcome. the world is waiting to see how the white house will respond after the death of this young man, otto warmbier. senator john mccain says the american was murdered by north korea. we re live with what the president could have in store for pyongyang. how to win at business. step one: point decisively with the arm of your glasses. abracadabra. the stage is yours. step two: choose la quinta. the only hotel w
the warmbier famili. we re not going to stand by while they do this to our citizens. it s a brutal regime, and we ll be able to handle it. this is new day with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is new day. tuesday, join 20th, 6:00 in new york. we have a lot to get to. here is your starting line all eyes on georgia today. a special congressional election there could be a referendum on the trump presidency. democrats hope for a big win in the most expensive house race in history. the implications of that race could have consequences for the president s agenda. and senate republicans are pushing for a vote on their secretive health care bill as dems tie up the senate floor in protest. meanwhile, president trump comments on north korea after a potential homicide involving american student otto warmbier who died just days after they released him from 17 months of captivity. the president s response
he s died less than a week after his release boy pyongyang. his family release by pyongyang. his family believes he was torched while in captivity for 17 months. his passing quickly sparking anger in washington. senator john mccain, a former prisoner himself, making his anger very clear. he says, let us state the facts plainly otto warmbier, an american citizen, was murdered by the kim jong-un regime. high-level talks between the u.s. and china begin tomorrow in washington. there s growing pressure on president trump to take a harder line with beijing to help rein in north korea. listen to the president s reaction to warmbier s death. otto warmbier has just passed away. he spent a year in north korea. a lot of bad things happened. at least we got him home to be with his parents where they were so happy to see him even though he was in very tough condition. he just passed away a little while ago.