so colin kaepernick is part of the war on cops and is a disgrace. we are talking about the injustice to kaepernick kaepernick, he s gone after lebron james, steph curry, he s calleded sobs to regarding the athletes protesting the national anthem. well, you people are so biased. he also has gone after hillary clinton, jeff sessions, rod rosenstein, president trump is a non-discriminating person. nobody is safe from his attacks. congressman peter king, good to have you with us. thank you very much. ana, thank you. bye, now. coming up, fresh criticism today for fired fbi director james comey. why a republican senator is now taking issue with the timing of comey s tell-all book.
time magazine s offer to be person of the year. the president tweeted, time magazine calleded to say that i was probably going to be named man, person, of the year, but like last year i would have to agree to an interview and a major photo shoot. i said probably is no go, and took a pass. time magazine responded. the president is incorrect about how we choose person of the year. time does not comment on our choice until our publication which is december 6th. president trump was named time s person of the year last year in 2016 following his victory over hillary clinton. we won t know this year s winner for another 11 days now. joining me, hilary rosen and paris stenard. hilary, we are going to talk about the time magazine debacle and confusion. but first, the confusion and this now showdown over the consumer financial protection bureau. so why is the president picking a potential fight that he just
you re a great man. thanks for having me. tucker: tense and with north korea wereea high. but in the past three days, they got even higher. the kim jong-un detained another american citizen. he was trying to leave the country. president trump is demanding tough new sanctions. one false move by either party could trigger a full-blown nuclear war. the question is, what s next. one man who thought about this is michael malice, an expert ona the secretive regime. thank you for coming in. what is the next move? the thing with north korea, it s kind of a cloak and dagger situation. notice when trump struck syria, no one saw it coming. here is all these warnings, the administration is talking, you have the senators being calleded to the white house, he is making a spectacle, so it seems like
the israeli prime minister publicly supports a two-state solution. but his current coalition is the most right wing in israeli history, with an agenda driven by extreme elements. the result is that policies of this government, which the prime minister himself just described, is more committed to settlements than any in israel s history. are leading in the opposite direction. they re leading towards one state. in fact, israel has increasingly consolidated control over much of the west bank for its own purposes. effectively reversing the transitions to greater palestinian civil authority than were calleded for ed fofor by accords. i don t think most people in israel and certainly in the world have any idea how broad and systemic the process has become. but the facts speak for
these are makeshift apartments often true together by makeshift materials in a place that s not zoned for residential living. so of course electrical is one pathway they re looking at moving down. yes, it may be the primary pathway at this point. but there are no causes as of yet, craig. in oakland, had they decided to step up inspections of other suspect buildings? much to the chagrin of the artist commune living in places like the warehouse behind me, yes, city officials have, since this fire, called for a crackdown. they ve calleded for stepping up investigations. we ve heard of three investigations where they visited sites just like this one since monday. and maybe upwards of that number moving forward. inspections, though, in this city, something of a sore subject. we ve been talking to our stephan stephanie goss who has talked to the head of the fire union who says there s maybe half a dozen