this is your opening. this is exactly what reasonable people forget about you guys right and left. you can t bash our allies all the time. you re going to need them. now he s saying he s got to rally the allies. he happens to be right. the opportunity for you is, how is this president going to do that when he s been embarrassing his allies for the last two years. it s amazing. he s constantly attacking our allies. him canceling that ben madenmar because they hurt his feelings, it s astounding. but he says we got to help our enemies like russia and put them back in the g-7. i got to help kim jong-un even though he s building nukes and firing missiles. there s something fundamentally off about him. he s mentally unstable. do i hope that he works with our allies, gets rid of the tariffs and improves the economy, of course i do. but i don t think he s capable of any of those things. the reason i bring up the six bankruptcies is you have to
u.s. as long as we keep them on site we are more powerful than those on the other side of the divide. all we have to do is maintain relationship with south korea and we will be okay. arthel: do you think president trump made the right play or are there pitfalls. there are tons of pitfalls but it was the right play for a number of reasons. if this all goes south which it could do because of north koreans are going to live through their teeth come the point is we have sanctions, we have the support of south korea and we can manage this. we ve managed it for seven decades. sometimes it hasn t looked pretty but we ve always been able to maintain the peace. you ve managed it but it s not been managed very well. according to him. just a yes or no, do you feel that if kim jong-un is squeezed out of his money that he would have no choice but to dismantle or discontinue building nukes. yes. he will have no choice. thank you so much. nice to talk to you before we
this will prevent iran or at least delay it from having a nuke. [ laughter ] you know, the deal is not going to stop them from having a nuke. they were trying to build a nuke long before we put sanctions on them. we put sanctions on them to stop them from building nukes. that was the point. to take them away and give them back the billions of dollars we took away, what is that going to do? it s going to bolden the program. took a few thousand dollars and killed me and my friends and what are they going to do with a few billion dollars? doesn t make sense. certainly attempted. pete, a lot of veterans objected this deal. that s exactly right. what sergeant bartlett and this group have done is exposed the real cost of the deal. you can talk about interest and balance of power and all aspects. when it comes down to it, iran is trying to kill over 500
chamberlain s peace in our time? the joining me is ann coulter. here s my take on this. i look at iran this way a state sponsor of terror. they re responsible for the death of american soldiers in iraq and afghanistan. and the number one superintendent porer of this dictatorial regime in syria. so why would the president trust them? what is it in him that trusts them? he s a liberal. you don t have to go back as far to nevel chamberlain, you can go to clinton s piece in our time deal in the north koreans, which was hailed as a triumph of of diplomacy. we give them nuclear material, $5 billion in aid and they give us a promise not to build nukes. they go take a you would that and work feverishly in building nukes.
here, the author of never trust a liberal over 3 ann coulter. i look at iran this way. as state sponsor of terror. they have been fighting funding proxy wars all around the region and the world. they are responsible for the death of american soldiers in iraq and afghanistan and the number one supporter of the regime in syria. right. so why would the president trust them? what is it in him that trusts them? he s a liberal. you don t have to go back as far to neville chamberlain. you can go to clinton s peace in our time deal with the north koreans hailed on the cover of the new york times as a triumph of diplomacy. we give them nuclear materials, $5 billion in aid and they give us a promise not t to build nukes. so they take it and go to work building nukes. i had to write this book and i