read a story sleeping in a train station nowhere to go within 24 hours bought a plane ticket and traveled from his florida home to poland. since on the ground at the border doing what he can to help people find emergency housing. when i got to the border i didn t know what to expect. i saw roughly anywhere between 1,000 and 1,500 refugees living on cots. i stumbled upon a little child playing with a toy. family, from the congo, living in ukraine roughly 12 years, and the father, he had seen a bomb drop very close to his house. they told me they had no money, nowhere to go. we put them in a cab and moved them into a hotel. getting them settled in. it is really complex finding any sort of housing. i found a apartment for rent and we secured it for one year. what do you think?
our diplomatic efforts will continue until the first bomb drops. my job is to not have a bomb drop. we don t know how much time is left on the clock. the headline from tillerson s interview last night, while all eyes are on the olympics, is that he s still willing to talk to north korea. that was clearly a message to pyongyang, shep. shepard: willing to talk. any indication that he might go do some talk something. no indication as of yet. no set date for when the south korean leader will sit down with kim jong-un. presumably tillerson would wait for the south korean president, but in the meantime, the pentagon and state department are ramping up their pressure campaign, which includes the threat of military force, including a possible preiemptiv strike. i m not sending a lot of messages back. there s nothing to say to them at this point. i m listening for you to tell me
view. i believe the things we were talking act in the last segment, who starts to raise his hand? this will be the first firing that will sound different after the bomb drop. it will sound very different, and jonathan, reporting in i believe it was the washington examiner . something in the white house saying jared kushner has been after the secretary of state from the very beginning, and that the final straw was when the secretary of state refused to send a large entourage with ivanka trump to india. any reporting that you can follow up on that, or whether it is a jared kushner led exit? i was very skeptical of that report. particularly the particular detail about ivanka. it was also source to a former white house official. there s a lot of people who can t stand jared, but is that steve ban snn.
our company sergeant major came in with the news that 574 had a bomb drop on their position and said j.d. and dano were kia. that was kind of a devastating moment. the 574 casualties hit me pretty hard. trying to figure out how i want to tell you this. these guys on your left and right and they will always be there no matter what. and to me, it s like
of the missile strike in syria has been sort of a new phase in this presidency, where national security issues have taken front and center. you saw the missile strike, and the bomb drop in afghanistan now. do you guess a sense the administration is pleased by the way this has looked, and by pleased by the way the president s been perceived these last days? i do, and i think it s actually less, john, about perceived, obviously they tear about this, the public s overall political and his well-being. internally everybody seems to be operating better. that the national security process and apparatus with mcmaster, mattis, tillerson has started gelling in a way of their own internal process to bring information to the president and be able to have him make the decisions and call the actions that they need to then go forward and implement those policies. so in that sense, you get from the white house they are quite pleased with how things are