he doesn t control really what s going on in his administration. he doesn t read up on the issues. and he is cowed by bullies from putin to the middle east. and so, you know, when south korea sees that, they have to be worried. but, you know, i m going to add another level of worry to this. i was talking to some people from the clinton administration. i served in the clinton administration from their defense department t in the mid-1990s. they faced a crisis like this. and these lib ram, thoughtful democrats looked at the situation and the risk of north korea getting nuclear weapons and they said, you know, we ought to go to war. we ought to g to war even if the casualties are several hundred thousand casualties in the korean peninsula. these were democrats in the 90s. so you have to recognize that there are a lot of people who are not screaming right-wing maniacs who recognize the threat of north korea with nuclear weapons, the ability of kim jong-un to push a button and eliminate a
we started neighbor to neighbor programs, we gave the states and the people on the local and grass-roots level the infrastructure and the ability to argue and build, right now the democratic party doesn t have that. so whoever comes in as chair what they have to do is rebuild the party not out of washington but the state level so these people who want to run for city council, want to run for mayor, want to run for state legislative bodies they have the infrastructure and the ability to do so and right now that is wanting in the democratic party. absolutely. there s that side that you have to have the state infrastructure, you have to be ready at the local level. there s also the idea of nationalize ago race around a set of themes. elizabeth warren may have kick starting themes that could be affected that would mobilize anyone who objects to the civil rights office as being gutted in the justice department t this is what elizabeth warren tweeted tonight. she tweeted tonight senate
but the state level so these people who want to run for city council, want to run for mayor, want to run for state legislative bodies they have the infrastructure and the ability to do so and right now that is wanting in the democratic party. absolutely. there s that side that you have to have the state infrastructure, you have to be ready at the local level. there s also the idea of nationalize ago race around a set of themes. elizabeth warren may have kick starting themes that could be affected that would mobilize anyone who objects to the civil rights office as being gutted in the justice department t this is what elizabeth warren tweeted tonight. she tweeted tonight senate majority leaders silenced mrs. king s voice on the senate floor and million who was are afraid and appalled by what s happening in our country. i will not be silent while the republicans rubber stamp an a.g. who will never stand up to the potus when he breaks the law. i will not be silent about a nominee for a
obama would buy national health insurance. have you ever even been to the border with mexico? i m surprised if you have, but you weren t paying taken. unlike governor romney s plan, my plan throws out the old one, he s still hooked to the current tax code. that dog won t hunt. let s go hunt fog dogs now, byron york, chief political correspondent, washington examiner, and fox news contributor in orlando. good morning to you. good morning, bill. bill: byron, these debates move the ball forward in some respect. handicap the debate from last night, who do you think scored it most effective? as i thought, it was one of the members of the lower tier, former senator rick santorum who was the most effective really got in a lot of hits and showed a certain amount of poll policy department t . depth. mitt romney performed well, newt gingrich and hemain cain also performed well. bill: you look at the headline and a lot of the political websites and they talk about the texas