get the job done and get the focus back. and in terms of, you know, the va, they still have a nationwide mismatch between their ability to deliver care and the demand for it. probably 60 to 70% of veterans like going to the va, but if you live in flagstaff and you have heart trouble, you know, it would be much better to be able to go to the heart center there, which is ten minutes from your house, rather than have to be sent down to phoenix two hours away and then another two hours to tucson, the only heart center in arizona. elizabeth: i want to end up on a personal note and you had firsthand experience and you were the whistleblower who brought this to light. how does it feel that there is no one in charge right now for all the men and women looking for care? the ship is floundering at sea. we need a new captain to plot a course and take it somewhere where it can be most effective. elizabeth: all right, thank you for joining us, sir, we really
leland: a day after the historic talk between north and south korea, congress weighing in. republican congressman, joe wilson on the president s possible big summit. wilson once traveled to that kingdom. elizabeth: we will head south of the border were more than a hundred migrants want to cross tomorrow despite warnings from president trump. elizabeth: president trumps kickstarting the weekend with a rant aimed at the veterans affairs committee calling for his resignation. he skipping tonight s whit white house correspondents dinner opting to hold a rally in michigan. president trump says that montana senator john koester should resign over allegations of the former nominee to be the secretary at the department of veterans affairs. he wrote, allegations made by senator john koester against ron jackson are proving false.
about that upcoming summit. take a listen. i see a good possibility of good chemistry between donald trump and kim jong-un, they re unconventional figures and prize interpersonal relations so i think there s a good chance when they get in that room, donald trump and kim jong-un can make a deal. we will see. just in the past couple of minutes, elizabeth, we ve gotten word that defense secretary mattis has spoken with his counterpart in south korea in the wake of the summit talking about a range of issues. one more note, analyst does give a lot of credit to president trump for getting talks with north korea to this point, but he warns, like a lot of people, just beginning the process and that process, at least a few times in the past, has gone wrong. back to you, elizabeth. elizabeth: that s right, of course. thank you, appreciate it. here to weigh in, fox news national security and foreign policy analyst walid phares.
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unaccompanied children and families. 5000 honduras, 2000 from el salvador. a continuing problem. one reason they want to make an example is to send a message south that this will not continue. where expecting a news conference in the morning. then they ll go to the port of entry and ask for silent. we don t know how they will do its, we are told they can handle about 100 asylum claims per day. elizabeth: thank you. leland: it s been hot but political issue here. working to bring in a policy analyst at the heritage foundation. the question is what william brought up. how does the government separate those from those who want a better life and come here from