the question is will there be political will by this president to do something about it? this may not be necessary the chinese may well decide we don t want to seat north koreans do something to provoke the united states. this is a big game of poker. the stakes have very high. it s a game that s been going a long time. we have always not been playing the strong hand we have. this is where we are at. jon: it will be fascinating to see what happens this weekend and maybe in the next couple of weeks as you all suggest. tony shaffer, brian dean wright, ryan morrow, thanks for your expertise. thank you. abby: thank you, jon. new proof that president trump s crackdown on sanctuary cities is working. san francisco filing a lawsuit claiming it s on track to lose $2 billion in federal funding. it s also asking a judge to overturn the executive order signed by president trump. the justice department firing back in an interview with judge jeanine set to air later tonight. we got to keep the p
north korea is a problem. the problem will be taken care of. i will say this. i think china has really been working very hard. jon: president trump taking a hard stance as tensions with one our greatest enemies rise to alarming levels. north korea showing off a flight of new missiles at its annual day of the son military parade today. including intercontinental missiles. what are the president s options when it comes to this growing threat? here to discuss former cia officer brian dean wright. former army intel officer lieutenant colonel shaffer and national security analyst for the clarion project ryan morrow. thanks each of you for being with us. tony, there have been five nuclear tests from north korea before we expect there could be another one this weekend.
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what wasn t covered is issues of radical islam. not a tally of the number of arrests and attacks that happen. so we have cultural add in this country. something happens and people forget it the next day. country not given overview so people can see the scale of if. focus on the polls extremist opinion around the world we re against. some citing groups as those discuss radical islam as islam phone. there is a real fear about this. i just got back from the middle east. the muslims i spoke with were using terms like radical islam. backed in the united states if we say that we re called a bigot and they couldn t understand. they said why? that makes no sense. brian: that makes them look good because they are not radical. they want dissemination. barack obama a different feeling. not only dose donald trump believe that he put it in his inaugural address. ryan, thank you so much. thank you. breen breen meanwhile straight ahead, senator elizabeth warren shut down on the senate floor.
janice: doesn t matter. ainsley: you already have a job. you are not going to the u.k. no. brian: protest the president s temporary travel restrictions. the secretary of homeland security is warning that terrorists are looking to exploit weaknesses in our immigration policy as it exists. we know that there are thousands of fighters coming out of the caliphate fight that have papers that could easily, not easily, could bring them to certainly western europe and the united states. the terrorists are attempting to gain access to the united states passing themselves off potentially as refugees, i do believe that they have got that in mind. brian: they made it easy for us. they actually said they are trying to do that. ryan morrow here is national security analyst with the clarion project. ryan, during that testimony with general kelly, the first thing he did was take responsibility for not communicating effectively the pause. how much do we need the pause?