because the notion of weaponizing the irs is so corrosive to our democracy. we shouldn t let the statute of limitations lapse. bill: keep the faith with the american people. the republican from illinois in chicago today. nice to have you on. shannon: attorneys for the doctor who was violently removed from a united flight are speaking out today. what we can expect to hear during their news conference coming up. and see you later alligator. they tell the reptile to hit the road. that s epic battle. bill: of course. roller derby. now give up half of em. do i have to? this is a tough financial choice we could face when we retire.
many much of the work we do here has government officials somewhat nearby. but there is so much to see and so much to hear and it has been five years since we have been here. a lot more to tell. stay tuned. bill: good to have you on the ground there, greg. he is live in the pyongyang. it s unclear to me if the north has the ability to send a missile to japan 800 to 1,000 miles which is what you would need to travel. ask jack keane about that next hour. shannon: is kim jong-un crazy or crazy like a fox. making him unpredictable and more dangerous and he knows what he is doing. bill: president trump on russia and north korea as well. on the north korea matter he said i have great confidence that china will properly deal with north korea. if they re unable to do so the u.s. and allies will. that was a moment ago from the white house. talk about them working out some sort of deal.
today or tomorrow. i think the president is giving him time to fix what bannon apparently has broken. i think if the president we ll see how much patience he has. i don t think we ll hear by 5:00 today. bill: thank you, michael. my pleasure. michael goodwin, new york post. shannon, what s next. shannon: one sanctuary city reversing its stance on protecting illegal immigrants after threats from the trump administration to cut off funding. is the president s tough talk on immigration reform working? we ll have a fair and balanced debate. bill: nasa narrowing its focus for a livable planet. a system with two suns might be the key. what s that all about?
did nothing when russia invaded crimea. the trump administration when face evidence with chemical weapons they lit up the sky in syria and said we aren t going to tolerate it. who is it that russia is more afraid of? somebody who sends them a strongly worded letter or somebody who will send a tomahawk missile straight onto a runway? shannon: you saw the meetings yesterday with tillerson, secretary tillerson and his counterpart sergey lavrov. frosty. even the handshake. looks like these two couldn t wait to get away from each other. here is what sergey lavrov had to say. the russia card is being used in internal political fighting in the u.s. the white house makes statements and brings groundless statements to us. we know secretary tillerson met with president putin for a couple of hours and nothing
he was squirming in his chair. bill: two hour meeting with vladimir putin had to be a very interesting conversation. thank you for your time today. jack keane in washington good to have you. shannon: less than full throated endorsement from president trump for one of his top advisors. the latest on reports of growing tensions within the white house s inner circle. fact or fiction? voices amongst the leadership in the white house only makes the president better informed and because he is the only one who makes decisions in that white house.