it is their backyard. and certainly not ours. we are left without question. where do we go next? there are a lot of strategies on the table. i am interested in the question of the failure of the launch a few days ago with some analysts saying that it may have been some sort of war cyber warfare that the u.s. successfully engaged in. i hope that s what we are doing. i think that is a really smart strategy. it would not be the first time. if you remember back in 2010, first reported that the u.s. and israel had collaborated collaborated, and burrowed into the program and released at that program back for years. i would assume and hope that both administrations or all three going back to president bush may have had a hand in the success that we saw if that is what happened. and i hope that we continue to pursue that. there have been a dozen in the last year or so of failed missile launches out of
happening now, failure to disclose. growing controversy over former national security advisor retired general michael flynn who only disclosed this week that he was a foreign agent paid to represent turkish interests, even as he advised president trump. the white house says the president didn t know about it. so, why now? no evidence congressional leaders who met with the fbi director say they ve still seen no evidence to back the president s claim that he was wiretapped by president obama. is the fbi chief ready to go public? willing to deal, as conservatives dig in against an obamacare replacement plan, the president may be willing to meet them halfway. but would that be far enough? and would it be too far for moderates who worry how the voters will react? and burrowed in government,
lawmakers trying to get to the bottom of white house leaks, specifically how the president s conversation with foreign leaders and general michael flynn s communication with the russian ambassador out into the. health intelligence chairman devin nunes accusing the obama administration loyalists of targeting president trump. watch list. the fbi and others need to investigate this, because the number of people that would actually have known that general flynn who was the national security advisor designee was having conversations with the russians had to be very, very small number. it had to have been the highest at the highest levels of obama administration. what we do have, people in the last administration, who were burrowed in perhaps all throughout the government who
his verbal slip-ups, i think people were willing to look pasr it because they knew that heba loved america and he has the best interest. sean: i doubt you re going to do the howard stern show just a couple years earlier. not just on howard but it s a controversial show. all right, the question is, i think there are a lot of pitfalls in the city. the point is, there are pitfalls.th what you think is the biggest challenge he s going to face here? the sheer bureaucracy that bill hinted. the sheer volume of regulations that have to be gutted, the size of the bureaucracy. the career of civil service. many of them good people but many are left wing. burrowed into the bureaucracy
many are left wing. burrowed into the bureaucracy who won t want to help donald trump and his agenda. they are newbies, coming in with him. while it s good to clear out the old underbrush of government, you kind of have to have a few old hands and they re too who know where all the tangles are to avoid. i think it s the size of the bureaucracy. the malcontents that are burrowed within it, and the lobbyists who are still crawling all over the city. pushing for the same special interests. sean: you are right. you really are considering a run. i know you would want to talk about it. in the commonwealth of virginia. i m your first endorsement. you are, sean, if you want to run in new york, i will support you. in florida. sean: i couldn t win the dog catcher in new york. i like you against rubio. sean: thank you for being here. up next on this historic night,