that s one of the reasons washington always defaults to negotiations and talks when there s no good solution, we think we ll talk to them. eric: doesn t seem to be a good solution. diplomats at the u.n. are going to have the meeting in a few hours from now have said that if north korea did launch a long range missile, china would take some action. they would have an oil embargo, ban the north korean airline and maybe crack down on some companies. do you think they will do that later on this afternoon or more of the same because the sanctions go back to 2006 at the security council and north korea has only been emboldened and continued and made advancements in its nuclear and ballistic missile systems? another great point. china has always under cut the sanction. with beijing, you don t look at what the chinese government has been able to do. you don t listen to what they commit to do. you look at what they actually do. anyway have never really cut off or come down hard on north kor
to make it clear where our country stands. reporter: clinton on elections and employment. i will never stop speaking out for common sense benefits that will allow moms and dads to stay on the job. reporter: clinton on immigration and education. we don t need to be building walls. we need to be building bridges. reporter: clinton on clinton. i have a hard time watching the news. what do we do? a walk in the woods. reporter: for a while after her stunning loss to donald trump, the democratic nominee disappeared so thoroughly, every sighting by a loyalist, walking in the woods, shopping for books, was celebrated on social media. but then she started tweeting, pumping up the women s march. i truly believe we re always stronger together.
reporter: clinton on clinton. i had a hard time watching the news. what do we do? walk in the woods. f reporter: for a while after her stunning loss to donald trump, she disappeared so thoroughly every sighting by a loyalist, walking in the woods, shopping for books was celebrated on social media. then she started tweeting, pu b pumping up the women s march. i truly believe we re always stronger together. showing up at a broadway play to a standing ovation and now in a flurry of appearances, speaking up. i bet just about everyone in this room has had the experience of saying something in a meeting that gets ignored. 10, 20 minutes man says the same thing and everybody thinks it s
interesting. it does thicken the plot, yeah, absolutely. leland: raises the stakes for sure. and obviously, considering that senator sessions at least ran into, shall we say, some complications of his hearing, you ought to think they re perhaps retooling and scrubbing through the second hearing. let s remember how the hillary clinton got in trouble and how that investigation got off the rails. it was because the attorney general then, loretta lynch, had to recuse herself because she had talked to former president clinton on in an airplane in an i remember air and had to recuse herself, leaving jim comey, the fbi director in charge of the investigation. leland: history doesn t repeat itself, but often rhymes. thank you, we ll be reading your stuff in usa today. elizabeth: and allegations of perjury and allegations on capitol hill, attorney general jeff sessions agreed to clarify statements he made under oath he made during the hearing
need to be in the fight against the terror group. take a listen. when we look at these complex problems, i wish it could be either/or. i wish we could say, let s go destroy isis and let assad continue to destroy syria, which creates more terrorists, more extremists by the minute. no. we now finally are where we need to be. we have a strategy and a commitment to go after isis, which is a danger to us, as well as the region. let s bring in cnn military analyst lieutenant general mark hertling. great to see you, general, this morning. do you agree with hillary clinton when she says we are exactly where we need to be when it comes to this fight against isis? good morning. i have many things to both agree and disagree with secretary clinton on. she basically said we are where we need to be and i think that is close to being correct. we have had some stumbles in the current administration and what